Stoner outlines aggressive, enthusiastic football philosophy
Sidney Red Raiders head coach Dale Stoner told parents on Wednesday night that he believes in an aggressive, enthusiastic football philosophy. He said enthusiasm is contagious and that if he is enthusiastic and the team shares it, the program will be strong and buildable.
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Cheyenne East
Sidney women finish softball season in 10-0 record
Lincoln Lifers win the Sidney women's softball league with a perfect 10-0 season. Bay's Bar of Potter takes second at 8-2, followed by B and S Fire Equipment at 5-5 and Sidney National Bank at 3-7. O'Connell Construction and Dale's Center Liquor tie for last at 2-8.
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Sidney High football prospects get helmets for 1974 Red Raider season
About 40 Sidney High School sophomores juniors and seniors received helmets Wednesday as part of 1974 Red Raider prep. Coach Dale Stoner said eight prospects were refused for long hair, five cut and returned the same day, three to receive later. Six could not fit helmets and ten more were away on vacation and would get helmets on return. Freshmen were not issued helmets Wednesday but will receive them later.
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Sidney High
Two Husker Transfers Join UNO Football Candidate List
University of Nebraska at Omaha coach H I Hengley announced that two transfer students from the University of Nebraska Lincoln are among 10 varsity candidates this season. Larry Shupe 6 5 240 offensive tackle from Wayne and Mark Cahn 6 1 195 center from Ceresco Neb will compete for Maverick spots with Shupe holding a full scholarship. Two a day practices begin Monday Aug 19 according to Stoner.
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Oklahoma picked for title by Playboy writer Anson Mount
Playboy sport writer Anson Mount selected Oklahoma University to win all 11 games and the national title. He visited OU and named Barry Switzer coach of the year, with Joe Washington and Rod Shoate on his All-America team. He called the Big Eight the toughest league and noted OU's probation adds psychological incentive.
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Snow and Preble Bring Local Tennis Rivalry Home
Snow and Ferris Preble are the town's most informed tennis buffs and frequent rivals at Sidney High, often meeting at the local courts. Snow dominates most matches but praises Ferris's returns, while Ferris relies on defense and placement. They critique court conditions, urge court repairs, and note Snow won a city recreation tennis tournament 6-3 6-2 6-2.
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