Sidney High Names New Grid Coach Calls for Preseason Meeting
Sidney High School announces Tom Ernst as the new gridiron leader and calls sophomores to seniors to a preseason meeting at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the high school auditorium. Contact Ernst at home if unable to attend. He brings Nebraskan Football and coaching background to SHS with a master’s in educational psychology and a history of varsity letters and all state honors.
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Tom Ernst
Sidney High School
SHS
Sidney High
Ernst
University of Nebraska
Cornhusker
Bob Devaney
Lincoln Southeast
Fullerton High School
The
Maroons
Columbus High School
Nebraska
Lincoln Journal-Star
Big Ten
Country Club Championship pairings announced
The Sidney Country Club Championship Tournament is under way with weekly rounds through the month. Pairings for the Championship and three flights have been released, with winners advancing to subsequent rounds and byes awarded in several matches.
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Sidney
Sidney Junior League Exhibition Ends Season Action
End of season action continues in the Sidney Junior Baseball Association with exhibition games this week. In the Major League Sidney National Bank, winners this season, faces Kiwanis tomorrow night at 6 30 p.m. The Tuesday card features Western Drug against Rotary.
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Sidney Junior Baseball Association
Sidney National Bank
Kiwanis
Western Drug
Rotary
Hunting Seasons Set August 21st
Lincoln officials announce that the Game Commission will set bag limits for small game upland game and waterfowl at a meeting on Monday August 21 at the State Capitol Public hearing at 9 am in the East Senate Chamber. Big game seasons and opening dates for pheasant quail and grouse are already determined. Waterfowl dates follow a framework from the US Department of the Interior. Season lengths and bag limits for other species rely on commission game technicians field surveys.
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Lincoln
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Game Commission
State Capitol
Senate Chamber
Department of the Interior
Commission Game
Thursday Ends Permit Period For Teal Duck
Lincoln reports that all applications for the 1967 experimental teal season must reach the Game Commission by August 10. Free permits allow four teal ducks daily with a possession limit of eight during the September 9 through 17 special season. The three year trial aims to avoid population depletion and may extend. applications should be mailed now and cards are available from permit vendors statewide.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
Central
Mississippi
Gridiron season looms as 1967 squads prepare
The Sidney Telegraph previews high school football's 1967 season, noting a shift from baseball and the rise of night games. It highlights Sidney High's past honors, upcoming talent, and the wide anticipation for Septembers openers on Sept 8-9. Coaches will assess rosters, with season storylines centering on youth, rebuilding, and potential upsets.
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Sidney Telegraph
Sidney High
Potter
Lodgepole
Changes Made In Big Game Regulations Lincoln Nebraska
Nebraska hunters will face no compulsory check stations for deer antelope or turkey this fall 1967. Instead they will fill out a card with age sex species and location of the bagged animal. All permit holders must return cards accurate data aids population estimates and future hunting.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Turkey
Steen
Sidney Cycle Association Holds Special Meeting
Dick Bonner announces a Sidney Cycle Association meeting on Wednesday August 10 at 940 18th Avenue Sidney. The session starts at 8 p.m. Club members urged to attend as the group plans a meet during Cheyenne County Centennial Celebration.
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Sidney Cycle Association
Dick Bonner
18Th Avenue
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Bonner
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