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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1962

Page

6

Ogallala Ousts Elks In Hit Slugfest 15 8

Ogallala eliminated the Sidney Elks 15 to 8 at Bill Wood Field in North Platte in the Nebraska Semi Pro Tournament. The game featured 25 base hits with Ogallala earning 14 and Sidney 11, seven walks in total, and seven runners left on base by each side. Martin homered for Ogallala, while Zimmer and Franey added triples and Williams, Langley, Murray, and Wieser produced key runs.

Nebraska North Platte Ogallala Sidney Lexington Lincoln North Plate Sidney Elks Bill Wood Field Mike Lucas Platters Lincoln Moose Plainsmen Tenue The Elks Grant Legion Park Don Duke Keith Kromenek Jerry Stuckert Martin Stan “Papa Bill Julien Russ Langley Duane Zimmer Jim Franey Larry Lewis Roger Trumper Gary Putman Duke Kremenek Fanning Murray Mark Wieser Dale Hendrickson Don Heldt Mark Heldt Maynard Wieser Langley Dou Bob Trumper Lewis Ed Staab Franey Clair Ryerson Putman Dick Lindgren Zimmer Staab Sidney Elks Mayn Wieser Hendrickson Stuckert Jallen Ogallala AB

North Shrine Grid Drill Delivers Reds Victory

Miller booted a late conversion to lift the Reds 13 to 12 over the Whites in a North Shrine grid scrimmage on Sunday. Jerry Kilcoin of ONeill sparked the Red squad as it outplayed the first unit and hinted two balanced teams in the Shrine Bowl on Aug 18. Don Leahy of Creighton Prep expressed pleasure and surprise at the Reds’ edge in the 80 minute workout.

Sidney Larry Miller Reds Jerry Kilcoin O’neill Don Leahy Creighton Prep

Good Pheasant Year Expected In Nebraska

The Game Commission reports rising pheasant numbers in central and western Nebraska, with declines in southeastern areas. Hunters are advised to seek birds away from roads, as last season yielded over one million cock pheasants. Quail populations are steady in the southeast, with declines in the north after a harsh winter. Season openings for pheasant and quail are set for October 27, with season length and bag limits decided August 20 in Lincoln.

Lincoln Nebraska The Game Commission

Captains' Meeting For Sioux Ordnance Depot Bowling League

A meeting of team captains will be held at the Sioux Ordnance Cafeteria at 7 30 p m on August 13 1962. Captains unable to attend should arrange a substitute. Nonmembers wishing to bowl are invited. Call Gerri Pearson at 67 484 if unable to attend.

Sioux Ordnance Depot Sioux Ordnance Gerri Pearson

Ladines Continue Victorious Run Inco Tourney

Elmer Ladine defeats Hollis Peratz and Ric Ladine beats Tom Kokjer to reach the Sidney Country Club annal golf semifinal. Other quarterfinal winners include Ivan Adams over Blip Doran and John Hettrick over Larry Nelson, setting semis Ladine versus Hettrick and Ric versus Adams.

Sidney Country Club Elmer Sydney Hollis Peratz Ric Tom Kokjer Ivan Adams Blip Doran John Hettrick Larry Nelson Elmer Ladine Ric Ladine

Football Practice At SHS Aug 20

Harold Chaffee Sidney High grid coach announced football practice for the Maroons will open Monday Aug. 20 with two-a-day workouts. Guards and tackles at 8:00 a.m., ends and quarterbacks at 9:00 a.m. centers and backs at 10:00 a.m. and full squad 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. Pink exam cards signed by parents and doctor required. The team has 10 returning lettermen and three transfers. Sidney posted 8-0-1 last season.

Harold Chaffee Sidney High Grid Maroons Chaffee Sidney

Antelope Census Higher Than ’61

Nebraska Game Commission reports a larger pronghorn population in western open areas than last year based on aerial surveys across Sioux Dawes Box Butte Morrill and Scotts Bluff counties. 1962 antelope season runs September 15 to 17 with permits still available for Box Butte Banner and Garden units.

Lincoln Nebraska Game Commission Thorugh Box Butte Sioux Dawes Morrill Scotts Bluff Rock, Brown, Blaine Cherry

Postoffice set to regulate mailing size of envelopes

Postal rules will tighten on January 1 1963 requiring minimum envelope dimensions of three inches in width and four and a quarter inches in length. Nonmailable will be miniature or nonrectangular shapes and extreme sizes. postmasters urged to publicize changes and help mailers use existing stocks.

Leo Groman Postal Department

Poor Habitat Blamed For Nebraska Duck Decline

Nebraska and North America face reduced duck production due to scarcity of water and habitat loss from drainage and leveling. The Game Commission notes drought, dried potholes, and altered basins in south central Nebraska cut nesting and brood success. While northern prairies remain dry, late rains in May created shallow ponds, offering guarded optimism for 1962 duck production.

Lincoln Nebraska North America The Game Commission Iowa North South Dakota Minnesota Manitoba Saskatchewan Alberta Canada Dakotas Prairies

Bowling Standings and Highs From Local League Night

Mixed team standings list Mixt-up Six through Hopeful Six with records from 21 35 to 35 21. The Tops claim high team series 2568 and game 904 in the men’s 584 by Carlson and 477 by Wills for women. Carlson also tops individual game at 218 while D Ben ish posts 187.

Twisters the Tops Hurricanes Bonanza Hopeful Six Hi Ind C. Carlson J. Wills D. Benish

On Hand Envelopes Fail New Specifications

A report notes that a quantity of envelopes on hand does not meet the newly issued specifications. Details on quantities and corrective actions are not provided in the fragment.

Potter-Chappell to clash in Lodgepole Valley finals

In the Lodgepole Valley Midget Tournament at Potter tonight Potter meets Chappell in the championship finals at 8 p.m. The earlier consolation final pits Sidney against Dalton at 6 p.m. District youths compete for the title and placement.

LPV Tourney Potter Chappell Sidney Dalton

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