Gymkhana a success at Cheyenne County fairgrounds
Saturday’s gymkhana drew many entries at the Cheyenne County fairgrounds. In the Tiny Tots division Kristi Staman won the keyhole race and Jenny Andersen led in the barrel race and pole bending. Junior division saw Greg Markel first in keyhole, Debbie Karen first in barrel, and Debbie Katen with Travis Meyer winning the ribbon.
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Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
Kent From
Lisa Hogeland
Debbie Katen
Ricky Schmoldt
Travis Meyer
Debbie
Tracey Ladd
Tanya Lafler
Stefanie Hudson
Fred Wiedeburg
Troy Meyer
Sanday Show
Marla Deaver
Denise Handley
Cindy Schaffert
Marty McMillen
Brian Childers
Bob Hilton
Doug Hudson
Tony
Todd Meyer
Sandy Skov
Mike From
Valera Lafler
Dennis Handley
Jeff Maddox
Fall hunting regulations to be set in August Lincoln session
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission will finalize fall hunting and trapping rules at the August 26 meeting in Lincoln after public hearings. A Friday session will cover pheasant quail fall turkey waterfowl and crow seasons plus fur bearer traps. A Friday morning hearing will designate nongame species in need of conservation and ranges at 10 state recreation areas may be established.
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Former focal all stars to play at York College
York College announces two Nebraska prep stars, 6-8 Mike Rowan from Gurley and 6-3 Randy Fahey from Sidney, will join the team for 1977-78. Both are 1976 graduates with strong state honors and prior college play. Coach Dale Neal says they project as immediate starters and bolster York’s recruiting class alongside Barry Hubbard and John Glover.
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York
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Gurley
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Sidney
York College
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Bot
Concordia College
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Nebraska Western Junior College
Neal
Barry Hubbard
Honolulu
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John Glover
Peoria
Illinois
Nebraska upland game outlook improves for quail and rabbits
Nebraska hunters may find a better fall with quail counts up to 67 percent in parts of the state and a likely 70 percent higher cottontail rabbit population. Pheasants remain near last year, while prairie grouse fall in decline despite good range, per state mission team surveys and rural mail carrier counts.
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Nebraska
George Schildman
Game and Parks Commission
Schildman
Commission
Platte Valley
Republican Valley
Southwest
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