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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1965

Page

12

Maroons Open Cage Season At North Platte

Sidney High begins 1965-66 basketball with a Friday trip to North Platte to meet the Big Ten Bulldogs at 8 p.m. CST after a 6:15 p.m. reserves game. Captain Tom Nightingale leads the Maroons with four returning lettermen and Lee Goodwin stepping in at center as coach Bob Cook relies on team spirit to prevail. The Bulldogs counter with nine at a glance, led by Ron Detlefsen and Stan Scheerman, while Sidney opens home play December 11 against Sterling.

Sidney High Bob Cook Maroons North Platte Big Ten Bulldogs Cook Sidney Bulldogs Tom Nightingale John McHenry Steve Harlan Dale Trudo Lee Goodwin McHenry Goodwin Trudo Ron Detlefson Stan Schearman John Parrish Bulldog Keith King California Mike McCarthy Sterling Sidney Tom Nightingale Lee Goodwin C Dale Trude Ron Detlefsen Keith King C Stan Scheurman Jon Parrish

Irish Cagers Open Saturday at Dalton in season opener

St Pat s Irishmen head to Dalton gym for the season opener with varsity at 8 30 and the reserve at seven. Head coach Delmar Way brings six lettermen led by Rod Coupens and Vern Lubash with a mix of height and inexperience. Dalton s Jim Worth counters with six seniors and a shorter squad, opening at forward spots Steve Allen Colby Gillespie and guards Dan Van Anne Jim Pelster. The meet runs in three sessions starting at 10 am with finals at 7 pm. admission 75 cents for early rounds and 1 dollar for finals. children 50 cents.

St. Pat’s Irishmen Dalton’s Tigers Dalton Gym Delmar Way St. Pat’s Rod Coupens Vern Lubash Rich Deaver Virg Knackstedt Steve Schwartz Larry Schmitt Mike Thorpe Bob Morris Way Schwartz Schmitt Deaver Coupens Lubash Knackstedt Matt Herbert Dave Josten Eustis Jim Worth Dalton Rush Rushman Milan Lessman Dan van Anne Dennis Ravert Jim Pelster Dale Baker Pelster van Anne Steve Allen Colby Gillespie Rick Munshaw Tigers Allen Sidney Phil Kurz Monte Geiger Dave Perez Steve Anderson Pee Wee Perez Pos

Three defending champs head Sidney Invitational lineup

Three returning champions Rich Slocum of Sidney Ron Burback of Alliance and Ben Shaver of Scottsbluff headline the Sidney Invitational Wrestling Tournament set for Saturday in the Junior High auditorium. Burback moves to 103 lb from 95, Slocum defends at 127, Shaver back at heavyweight, with Numan and Haug also back for top action. Scottsbluff enters as defending champ with 102 points. competitors include Cozad Sidney Alliance Gering Gordon Kimball and Holyoke, with Ogallala replacing Gering.

Jim Randstrom Junior High Auditorium Rich Slocum Sidney Ron Burback Alliance Ben Shaver Burback Shaver Jerry Numan Scottsbluff Jim Haug Cozad Haug Gering Gordon Kimball Holyoke Colo Bulldogs Ogallala

Sunrise-Sunset Hours for Nebraska Panhandle Hunt Week

Weeklong hunting window in Nebraska Panhandle with sunrise and sunset times by date. December 4 7 05 to 4 24, December 5 7 06 to 4 24, December 6 7 07 to 4 23, December 7 7 08 to 4 23, December 8 1 09 to 4 23, December 9 7 10 to 4 23, December 10 7 11 to 4 23.

Nebraska Panhandle

Goose Season Nearing End

Lincoln reports goose season ends December 14 with shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Missouri River hunts look good but hunters must hurry to finish before closing. Commission estimates 1965 harvest may surpass 1964 total of 13,617 birds. In racing news, Roman Brother won the 1965 Jockey Club Gold Cup at Aqueduct, earning owner Lou Wolfson $71,500 and career earnings of $922,203.

Missouri River Roman Brother Lou Wolfson Aqueduct

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