Sidney's John O'Connell Joins North Shrine Team Camp
Sidney High quarterback John O'Connell checked into the North Shrine Football Team camp along with 32 other players. The North roster includes Western Nebraska standouts and future Shrine Bowl participants as the two-week camp begins ahead of the August 23 game in Memorial Stadium Lincoln.
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Jon Strong
Dan Anderson
Jeff Shada
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Neal McDonald
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Mike Lehl
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O’connell
Sidney High
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Scottsbluff High
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Telegraph
Hernandez Meets Emile Griffith In Sioux Falls Bout
Art Hernandez a former Sidney Golden Gloves fighter faces Emile Griffith in a ten round middleweight clash in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Hernandez, from Omaha with Pierre South Carolina roots, recently lost a close decision to Nino Benvenuti and drew with Sugar Ray Robinson. Griffith, a former champion aiming to return top, has fought for eleven years with most wins and held the middleweight crown since 1966 after beating Dick Tiger.
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Art Hernandez
Emile Griffith
Sioux Falls
Benve Nuti
Griffith
Dick Tiger
Sidney School Calendar Amid Calendar Dates
Sidney lists the 180 teaching days calendar with key dates from August 27 orientation to June 4 commencement. Includes labor day September 1 first day of school September 2 and Easter March 31 to April 1 plus Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks and in service workshops.
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Sidney
Record Breaking Purse Paid Rodeo Winners
A total purse of 11710.94 was paid for a two night Cheyenne County Fair rodeo breaking records for prizes and number of cowboys. Ken Stanton of Weiser Idaho led bareback and bull riding with 1066.84 total. Other winners included Doug Brown, Ken Stanton, Mike Howell, Sonny Davis and Roy Duvall among many top placers across bareback, saddle bronc, bull riding, calf roping, steer roping and steer wrestling. The event drew national contenders, with Larry Mahan present as a leading contender though injured.
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Loring Tobler
Fair Board
Larry Mahan
Seattle
Wash
Ken Stanton
Wel
Doug Brown
Silverton
Ore
Brandon McReynolds
Andrew
Tex
Hugh Chambliss
Albuquerque
N. Mex
Jim Wise
Loveland
Colo
Marty Wood
Diamond
Keith Polett
Ft. Collins
Myrtis Dightman
Houston
Mike Howell
Owaso
Okla
Barry Burk
Duncan
Sam Womack
Booneville
Golf Meet Scheduled On Weekend At Hillside Sid ney
The Fort Sidney Amateur Golf Tournament will be played this weekend at Hillside Golf Course in Sid ney with open entry for all players. Merchandise prizes span all flights, entry $15 including a Saturday dinner dance, and 130 entrant limit. Entries to Carl Faddis Hillside Golf Course Box 825 or call 254 2311.
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Hillside Golf Course
Sidney
Carl Faddis
S. W. Cook Wins At Trap Shoot
S. W. Cook of Sidney outdueled Dale R. Stotts of Scottsbluff in a playoff for the Alliance 300 Marathon Trap Shoot high overall trophy after both finished 280s. Stotts won 97 in Class A and Cook 96 in handicap, with Cook hitting 48 of 50 targets to take the international title. Kim Cook Jr. of Sidney won the junior division as the event drew 30 shooters.
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S.W. Cook
Sidney
Dale R. Stotts
Scottsbluff
Stotts
Leonard Peterson
Jim Garber
Lincoln
Joseph Gardner
Cook
Garber
Kim Cook Jr
Baseball's Dream Teams Greatest Ever
George Lister and Stan Musial tie for greatest living player. Other positions include Charlie Gehringer at first base, Joe Cronin second base, Pie Traynor shortstop, Ted Williams third base, Joe DiMaggio left field, Willie Mays center field, Bill Dickey catcher, Bob Feller pitcher, Lefty Grove right hander, Lefty Grove left-handed pitcher, Casey Stengel manager.
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George Lister
Stan Musial
Tie
Charlie Gehringer
Joe Cronin
Pie Traynor
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Willie Mays
Bill Dickey
Bob Feller
Lefty Grove
Casey Stengel
Denver Pioneers schedule 25 games for 1969 70 season
A busy University of Denver basketball slate includes 16 home games, the most at home since 1949 50, in a total of 25 contests for 1969 70.
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Denver
University of Denver
Printing Jobs Spur Swift Delivery Promos
The Sidney Telegraph advertises big and title printing jobs with quality work and fast delivery, signaling a broad capability for offset and rapid print projects.
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Sidney Telegraph
Help with print edition forms at The Sidne Telegraph
Readers are directed to The Sidne Telegraph at 830 11th Ave for expert assistance on print edition forms. The note emphasizes in person help from specialists and provides the location for service.
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Sidne
Telegraph
11Th Ave
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