Chappell Beats Sidney To Claim Conference Title
Chappell wins a rough 7 to 6 victory over Sidney on home field to capture the western conference title for the season. Sidney led in first downs early, but a Sidney offside on Chappell’s point attempt gave the visitors the winning margin. Ferris scored for Chappell with a late kick incomplete, and the defense held as the Maroon and Black secured the championship amid fading light and gusty weather.
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Chappell High School
Sidney
Chappell
Gering
Runquist
Aden
Wolfe
Volunges
Maroon
Ferris
Chaney
Ladine
Griswold
Moore
Bidney
Mythical All Western Teams Chosen by Officials
The western conference selected its mythical all western teams by ballot of coaches and officials. Sidney and Scottsbluff dominate with Bush at end and Griswold at halfback on the first team, while Gering Morrill and Kimball also place multiple players. Second team features players from Kimball Bridgeport and Morrill among others, with a wide group of centers guards tackles and ends honored.
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Gering
Scottsbluff
Morrill
Sidney
Kimpall
Captain White
Bush
Griswold
Scottsbluff Star-Herald
Kimball
RG Kellmus
Herron
RE Johnson
QB Humphries
White
Clemmons
Hayden
Bridgeport
Campbell
Young
Om Blain
Minatare
RG Pickett
Morris
Reardon
Drury
Hemingford
Ashley
Conn
Géring
Chesebro
Neale
Crane
Davis
Scottsburff
Jorgenson
Snyder
Alliance
Pittman
Academy Team to Meet Sunol in Practice Game
St Patrick s academy travels to Sunol for a return practice tilt. Sunol holds home advantage, but coach Mitchell says his squad is in better shape and can field Delaney at full strength. The schedule may include Oshkosh Lisco Dalton St Mary s Grand Island and St Patrick s North Platte as they push toward a state tournament berth.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Sunol
Mitchell
Delaney
Letterman
Oshkosh
Lisco
Dalton
St. Mary’s
Grand Island
St. Patrick’s
North Platte
Chappell Captures Conference Title With Narrow Win
Chappell clinched the Western Conference football title on the season's final day by defeating Sidney 7 to 6. Gering finished second with one tie in eight games, Morrill upset Scottsbluff 25 to 13, and Bridgeport beat Chadron 7 to 6. Gering defeated Crawford to remain undefeated, while Hemingford Sunflower and Dix logged fewer than four conference games.
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Chappell
Sidney
Gering
Morrill
Morris
Covington
Scottsbluff
Skinner
Humphries
Bridgeport
Chadron
Crawford
Nebraska
Hemingford
Sunflower
Dix
Rotary Club Hosts Sidney Grid Team Banquet
Sidney high school football players attended a Rotary Club banquet Friday. Capt Kermit Moore and Donald Jorgenson earned silver shields for third letters while Paul Kahl Stuart Bush and Kenneth Griswold received silver football charms for second letters. First year lettermen awarded gold charms include Richard Chaney Alfred Ladine Robert Lowe Lawrence Portrey Aubrey Adams Franklin Barger Leonard Jones Arthur Zike Howard Busacker Ray Goodale and others.
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Chappell
Sidney-Chappell
Moore
Jorgenson
Bush
Maroons
Sidney
Griswold
Wolfes
Kahl
sChesebro
Ferris
Runquist
Sidney Chappell
Bush le Mitchen Jorgenson
Stegeman Goodale
C. Hedlund
Chesebro
Pace
Jones Rg Reese
Busacker
Carter
Nebraska
Lemon
Cornell
Johnson
Barger
Lowe
Adams
Jones
Call
Sidney High School
Rotarians
Kermit Moore
Paul Kahl
Donald Jorgenson
Stuart Bush
Kenneth Griswold
Ro Tarians Coach Black Sees Bright Prospect for 1929
Harold Chesebro reports a successful season for the Ro Tarians led by Coach Black. Four seniors Moore Jorgenson Bush and Zike graduate, with many lettermen returning to propel the 1929 squad. The team beat Alliance Kimball Lodge Pole and Bayard in conference play while losing to Bridgeport Scottsbluff and Chappell. Sterling opened with a non-conference win, boosters praise the coach and Maroons.
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Harold Chesebro
Moore
Jorgenson
Bush
Zike
Black
Alliance
Kimball
Lodge Pole
Bayard
Bridgeport
Scott
Official Annual Meeting of Potato Association at Alliance
The Nebraska Potato Improvement association will hold its official annual meeting December 12 to 14 at Alliance with winter agriculture meetings. The business meeting and banquet occur December 12 at the Alliance hotel, honoring members of the 1928 400 Bushel Potato club. Sessions run Thursday and Friday mornings with discussions on cooperative marketing, federal state inspection, and season reviews by noted speakers.
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Nebraska Potato Improvement Association
Alliance
Nebraska
H. C. Filley
The
Agricultural College
Burt Israel
Morrill
James A. Holden
Scottsbluff Experiment Farm
George Jenkins
Hemingford
Wm. Morrow
H. O. Werner
Potato Growers Hearing Outlined For Nebraska Show
Max Kut cher a of Hay Springs and John Nielsen of Alliance discuss tuber unit plots from the year. Glen Hartman of the University of Wyoming speaks on grower co operation. Prof. Werner closes with Potatoes on the Diversified Western Nebraska Farm. The annual show with premiums similar to last year accompanies the meetings. W P Miles moves his office to 1140 10th Ave near the courthouse.
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Max Kutchera
Hay Springs
John Nielsen
Alliance
Glen Hartman
University of Wyoming
Prof
Werner
Nebraska
Michel’s Oil Deals Defended by Brother in Colorado
Karl Michel, Hubert M Michel’s brother, said all oil schemes and promotions were legitimate. He denied allegations of taking 200000 dollars from Nebraska farmers for oil development and said no attempt will be made to overturn the court order placing Michel in a hospital, claiming he is very ill.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Hubert M .Michel
Karl Michel
Karl
Michel
Nebraska
Applesauce
Hubert Michel
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Sidney Grid
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