Cheyenne County Rodeo pays out eleven thousand two hundred dollars
The Cheyenne County Rodeo, one of the richest two performance rodeos, paid out a total purse of 11,200 across six events. Best All Around Cowboy was Paul Mayo of Fort Worth who earned 584.32. Barry Brown won bull riding with 73 and 558.60. Other winners included Ron Van Pelt steer wrestling in 4.2 seconds for 659.34 and Monty Henson saddle bronc with 78 for 607.60.
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Cheyenne County
Mel Lambert
Paul Mayo
Ft. Worth
Tex
Mayo
Barry Brown
Opelika
Ala
Brian Weaver
Moville
Iowa
Jack Kelley
Deer Lodge
Mont
Ron van Pelt
Crook
Colo
Tommy Puryear
Norman
Okla
Paul Hughes
Olney Springs
Jim Staudinger
Greeley
Ross Smith
T. J. Walter
Watkins
Bruce Ford
Larry Cohorn
Las Cruces
N.M
Howard Nichols
Higley
Ariz
Tom
Butch White
Hyannis
Neb
Nebraska
Lee Cockrell
Panhandle
Richard Stowers
Madill
Holland Duell
Greeley, Colo
Dave Brock
Goodland
Kan
Freshman coach arrives at Sidney High School
Sidney High School announces the hiring of Doug Bartlett as the new freshman football coach. Bartlett, a University of Wyoming graduate from Upton, Wyoming, will arrive Friday and previously coached football basketball and track for one year at Hulett, Wyoming. He is married.
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Sidney High School
Bob Lohrberg
Doug Bartlett
University of Wyoming
Upton
Wyo
Sidney
Bartlett
Hulett
Physicals for Sidney Junior High Football Players
Lohrberg announced that seventh and eighth grade players will receive physicals at Doctors Cook Bitner Thayer Cutright and Cornelius offices starting 8pm Tuesday. Physicals may be obtained at other doctors offices by appointment.
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Sidney High School
Bob Lohrberg
Sidney
Cook
Bitner
Thayer
Cutright
Cornelius
Anthony Leads Shrine All Star Offense in Rainy Win
Anthony, a 208 pound all stater headed for the University of Nebraska, rushed 159 yards and scored a touchdown to lift the South 7 6 over the North in the 16th Nebraska Shrine All Star game. He set a Shrine record, surpassing the 115 yard mark, and was named the outstanding offensive player by the Associated Press.
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Monte Anthony
Bellevue
Anthony
University of Nebraska
Malcom
Larry Frost
Associated Press
Heaton Wins Award At Ed Macauley Clinic
Tim Heaton a St Patrick's High sophomore received an outstanding team players award at the Ed Macauley Basketball Clinic held at Mesa Community College Grand Junction Colorado July 21 27 Heaton and Randy Fahey attended and the trio returned July 28 Also noted Penn State offensive tackle Charlie Getty a wrestler weighs 260 pounds Wake Forest endured a 1 11 football season with one tie.
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Tim Heaton
St Patrick's High School
Ed Macauley
Mesa Community College
Grand Junction
Colo
Randy Fahey
Charlie Getty
Penn State
Hunting seasons set by Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission set 1974 hunting seasons after hearings in Lincoln. Pheasant season runs 72 days from November 2 to January 12 with a bag limit of three roosters and nine in possession. Quail season mirrors pheasant but two weeks shorter. limits remain six birds per day and 18 in possession. Grouse season 44 days with three per day and six in possession. area unchanged. Goose season opens September 28 to December 8 with varied limits east and west of US 183. Duck season runs October 12 to December 8 east. western High Plains unit split October 5 to November 17 and December 14 to January 3 with a 100-point duck scoring system and two daily bag limits. Fall turkey season lengthened to 14 days with 300 Round Top permits and 500 Niobrara permits. roost shooting illegal. prior-realm permit holders barred from early application. Crow season extended to February 28, 1975 and an additional October 28 to December 31 crow season for 1975. Fur-bearing seasons for beaver, mink, and muskrat set with mink and muskrat starting November 11 and beaver December 1. trapping viewed as renewable resource and HR 13488 opposition noted.
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Lincoln
Game and Parks Commission
Nebraska
US Fish and Wildlife Service
US Highway 183
Canada
High Plains Mallard Management Unit
Sidney cross country schedules two a days for 1974 squad
Sidney High School cross country workouts start at 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. each day under coach Dick Osterday. Interested junior or senior high boys must have physicals and haircuts done by Wednesday. The top five run varsity. novices compete weekly. Junior high standout Walter Blum noted. The team practices at Hillside Golf Course and county roads. home course is two miles, district and state courses 2.5 miles. Returning lettermen Hazlitt Hodgin Kuhns lead the squad, which opens September 7 at Gering, with the state meet October 25 at Kearney and the Western Conference meet October 5 at Alliance.
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Sidney High School
Dick Osterday
Osterday
Sidney
Hillside
Harry Hazlitt
Jeff Hodglin
Rick Kuhns
Hazlitt
Kuhns
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Australia
Wiley McCray
Briscoe, Tex
Tommy Sheffield
Wake Forest
Aneyenne County
Round Top
Niobrara
Haynes & Morgan
Setumatte Reger Goud
Mount Trasan
Fertilizer Service Co., Inc
Walter Blum
Atlantic City
Sidney National Bank
Iayn Hahn
Sidney Public Schools
Terrence Meisenbach
Gerald Thompson
St. Patrick’s
Kathleen Rennerfeldt
Alice McConville
Barbara McDaniel
William McDonald
Dick Scott
Becky Ladine
Jack Langland
Peter Sparrow
Dale Stoner
Billie Gehrig
Igenne Garvey
Shirley Beck
Rosie Folda
Rodney Fleeman
Laurel Flynn
FR. Torpey
Ann Fritzler
Dallas Groshans
FD 1.C
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