First Maroon Football Practice Opens With 63 Players
The Sidney High School squad begins two a day drills for ten days under head coach Bud Lade with 63 players including 19 freshmen. Morning sessions run 7 to 9 and evenings 4 30 to 6 30 as preparations for the September 11 opener versus North Platte underway.
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Sidney High School
Maroons
Bud Lade
Lade
Jim Godfrey
Vern Kosta
Dick Yonekura
North Platte
Mike, Fisher
Bob Samson
Don Nightingale
Jim Misegadis
Harald Irwin
Rodney Plum
Dick Willis
Ben Farad
Mike Wright
Phil Ham
Steve Hinrichs
Fred Yarney
Conrad Friede
James Perry
Tony Rack
Gene Morris
Alliance Racing Seeks Two Meets Next Year
Representatives of the Alliance race track asked the State Racing Commission for two meets in 60, including a 10-day session in June and July and a five-day session in September. They proposed specific dates from June 16 to 30 and early September dates, with another manager seeking September 3, 5, 7, 8 and 9.
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Alliance Race Track
State Racing Commission
Alliance Track
Alliance
Mitchell
Nebraska Whitetail Deer Share Of State Harvest
Nebraska hunters will harvest mostly mule deer in the fall with 95 percent of the 5 414 successful rifle hunts yielding mule deer. Whitetails make up the remainder as a smaller eastern population. Both species will be open during the November 7 tail deer season. permits remain available through county clerks conservation officers and Game Commission offices in Alliance Bassett North Platte Norfolk and Lincoln.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Sand Hills
Pine Ridge
Conservation
Game Commission
Alliance
Bassett
North, Platte
Norfolk
Ak-Sar-Ben seeks two extra days for next year's track meet
The text notes that Mitchell track has found its meet should align with the county fair. Ak-Sar-Ben, the state’s largest track, requests two more days, totaling 39 days next year.
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Mitchell
Ak-Sar-Ben
Get More For Your Money Shop in Sidney
Local shoppers are urged to visit Sidney for deals and savings as retailers promote value offers. Community advertisers tout discounts across departments with emphasis on budget friendly purchases and seasonal merchandise.
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Sidney
Pheasant Declares Itself Finest In The Bag
An article tracks ring necked pheasants from Asia to Nebraska, noting early releases before 1915 and a 1927 open season in Wheeler and Sherman counties. It highlights population surges in 1940s, hen hunting limits, and the pheasant’s reputation as the most sporting game bird in Nebraska.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Asia
Europe
Prairie
Iowa
Canadian
Wheeler
Sherman
United States
Oregon
Willamette Valley
New England
England
Adams to face Hettrick in Men's Club Finals
Yesterday's action at the country club golf links set up a final between Ivan Adams and John Hettrick for the Men's Club title. Hettrick, defending champion, beat Walt Closman 1 up, while Adams won 3 and 2 over Dorwart.
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Ivan Adams
John Hettrick
Hettrick
C. B. Dorwart
Adams
Dorwart
Walt Closman
Roland Biggs
Wes Felt
Tom Kokjer
Elmer Ladine
Ken Pittam
Paul Hakes
Art Wright
Chuck Innes
Clark Grieve
Nick Ladegard
Blip Doran
Jim Felt
No Clamor To Return To Politics-Miller
Former Rep. A. L. Miller, now director of the Interior Department's Office of Saline Water, says there is no strong desire for him to seek a House seat again. He was defeated last November by Rep. Don McGinley after 16 years in Congress. He intends to continue his current challenging work and offers no definite plan for politics.
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Washington
A. L. Miller
Congress
Miller
The
Interior Department
Don McGinley
Peetz eliminates Potter in lopsided post-season game
Peetz roped 17 hits and built a 6th inning lead as they routed Potter 18 to 5 to narrow the Panhandle League playoff field. Mark Wieser led Peetz with three hits including a homer, while Potter’s Dale Dedic lasted 4 2-3 innings. Bunker Hill defeated Chappell 5-2 to keep title hopes alive as Wester and Brauer shut down the Deuel Countians.
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Potterites
Colorado Diamond
Brownson Field
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Chappell
Deuel Countians
Dido Shields
del Soll
Wester
Bunker
Brauer
Shields
Bob Steffens
Yauney
Gary Tagemeyer
Jallen
Ron Castle
Mark Wieser
Jack Fehringer
Dick Nelson
Wieser
Fehringer
Nelson
Russ Langley
Mary Harrison
Wark Wieser
Dale Dedic
Wendell Anderson
Harrisen
Harvey Jung
Dave Wieser
Mayn
Anderson
Harmson
Yyett Peetz
M. Johnson
B. Nelson
Zehr
West
Shepard
Lovell
Castle
Dorman
Wittig
Koch
H Shields
Soll
Steffens
Goering
Sell
Western
Peetz vs Bunker Hill set for decisive tourney showdown
Peetz and Bunker Hill clash tomorrow night at Sid ney’s Legion Park at 8 p.m. The victor will clinch the tournament crown. a Bunker Hill win forces one more game to determine the champion.
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Legion Park
Sidney
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Sidney’s Legion Park
Bunker Hill Edges Chappell In Eighth To Eliminate Four Teams
In the double elimination, Potter Chappell Oshkosh and Dalton are ousted. The Bunker Hill Chappell game stayed tied 2-2 until the bottom of the eighth when Bunker Hill pushed across three runs. Bill Tallen began the rally with an error, followed by hits from Glenn Yarney Len Steffens and Gary Tagemeyer before the rally ended.
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Chappell
Oshkosh
Dalton
Bunker Hill
Glenn Yarney
Len Steffens
Gary Tagemeyer
Lucky Wester
Doug Brauer
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