Cage Season Opens Tonight in North Platte versus Sidney
North Platte brings height and experience for the opener against Sidney Maroons. Sidney relies on three lettermen from last season as coach Bob Cook aims for progress, starting Ken McKay Dale Trudo Tom Wilson Dan McKay and Gary Thompson. Junior varsity precedes the eight o clock main game in blue versus white with a strong fan turnout anticipated.
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North Platte
Platters
Sidney
Maroons
Bob Cook
North Platte Five
Cook
Ken McKay
Dale Trudo
Tom Wilson
Dan Mc
Kay
Gary Thompson
Wilson
Thompson
Dan McKay
Trudo
Trude
Jim McFarland
Jim Wennersten
Dale Chase
Dennis Yost
Ron Detlefsen
Tom Thornburg
Frank Utermohlen
Two Veterans Lead Chadron High Basketball Roster
Chadron High School returns two lettermen Gay Thompson 1 1 and Larry Wineteer 5 9 joining Ken Chicoine as the sole other letterman. Coach Turner in fourth season sees 1964 65 prospects as fair with inexperience the main hurdle. Notable names include Kennedy Glade Lyman mer ray Augustine Pine Hull Wood Smith. Schedule lists December games at Valentine Alliance and Gordon with a Chadron C Club Tournament late December and January through February road trips to Mitchell Sidney Gering Crawford Rushville and Gordon.
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Chadron
Gay Thompson
Larry Wineteer
Chadron High School
Thompson
Wineteer
Larry Turner
Ken Chicoine
Turner
Bill Kennedy
Mike Glade
Dayton Lyman
Douglas Raymer
Jim Augustine
Howard Pine
David Hull
Charles Wood
Alan Smith
Valentine
Alliance
Gordon
Rushville
Ogallala
Mitchell
Sidney
Gering
Crawford
Hartleys Drive 1908 Brush to Pike's Peak Summit
Mr and Mrs Owen Hartley of Yuma Colorado drove their 1908 model Brush automobile to Pike's Peak summit at 14110 feet. Hartley said he used nearly as much water as gasoline to cool the single cylinder engine, requiring frequent stops.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Owen Hartley
Yuma
Nodel Brush
Pike's Peak
Hartley
No Height Good Speed For Indian Team This Year
Ogallala High Indians hope to offset lack of height with speed. 5-8 Terry Kramer is the only returning regular among eight lettermen. Other letter winners include Phil Hayford Rod Ruzanic Jerry Ohlson Bill Kinney Randy Hagge Rick Bush and Ivan Fleming. Ohlson transfer from Cambridge. Schedule lists games from December through February across Gothenburg Minden North Platte and other towns, including a Southwest Conference Tournament at Gothenburg.
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Ogallala
Paul Robinson
Ogallala High
Grant
Gothenburg
Cozad
Chadron
Gering
Sidney
Alliance
Holdrege
Lexington
Broken Bow
Yankees Fear Dean Chance After Struggles Last Season
AP reports the New York Yankees would rather not face Dean Chance of the Los Angeles Angels. Chance beat them four times last season, allowed only one run to the Yankees including a Mickey Mantle homer in 50 innings. Yankee batters against Chance show low averages with Kubek 1 for 15, Richardson 1 for 21, Maris 2 for 18, Mantle 2 for 11, Pepitone 1 for 17, Tresh 1 for 16, Howard 1 for 14, Boyer 1 for 11, Linz 2 for 10, Blanchard 1 for 10.
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NEW York
Yankees
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Tom Tresh
Elston Howard
Peetz and Fleming Lead Lower Platte Valley Tourney Finals
Three games top Saturday night at Sterling for the Lower Platte Valley Pre-Season Basketball Tournament finals. Fleming and Sedgwick meet for the title at 8:45, with Merino vs Crook for third at 7:15 and Peetz vs Ovid in the consolation at 5:45. In earlier rounds Fleming beat Peetz 60-36, Sedgwick beat Padroni 53-36, Crook defeated Cliff 51-41, and Merino beat Ovid 43-33. Fleming then toppled Crook 60-39 and Sedgwick edged Merino 45-42 in the brackets. consolation wins: Peetz over Diff 44-42 and Ovid over Padroni 41-34. Ken Fehringer led Peetz with 18, Dick Segerke added 12, Sonny Zink scored 21 for Cliff’s foe.
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Sterling
Lower Platte Valley
Peetz
Ovid
Merino
Crook
Fleming
Sedgwick
Padroni
You Can Attend JC Event Hear Devaney For $1
Jaycees offer a speech by Nebraska football coach Bob Devaney at Bosses' Night banquet next Tuesday. Balcony seats cost 1 dollar. dinner tickets are 4 dollars. Banquet begins at 7 pm, with program likely starting around 8. Tickets available at the Chamber of Commerce. 1 dollar speech-only tickets sold by Jaycees Saturday afternoon.
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Bob Devaney
Jaycee
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
Jaycees
Sidney High hosts invitational wrestling meet
Sidney High School hosts the SHS Invitational on Saturday December 5 with matches beginning at 9 30 a m finals at 7 p m in the junior high auditorium Varsity Sidney entrants include Slocum Perez Shoopman Mayer Slocum Wicks Deweese Wood Mika Anderson Bonesteel Kenton Teams competing are Gering Scottsbluff Alliance Gordon Cozad Holyoke Kimball and Sidney.
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Sidney High School
Sidney High
Steve Slocum
David Perez
Bob Shoopman
Ken Mayer
Rich Slocum
Byron Wicks
Smoky Deweese
Kelley Wood
Three Vets Lead Sunol Basketball Candidates
Sunol High School pursues a 195? basketball season with three lettermen leading the pack. Rick Booth, Bob Hodges, and Dean DeMers headline a squad coached by Byron Brookhart, who notes limited height and experience but expects sophomores and freshmen to boost the team. Teammates include Lloyd Doty, Clarence Rood, Gary Lashley, Danny Dolan, Mike Kilgore, and Dennis Booth, with assistant coaches David Wilson and Alvin Mapel and a slate of December through February games.
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Sunol High School
Byron Brookhart
Rick Booth
Bob Hodges
Dean DeMers
Lloyd Doty
Clarence Rood
Gary Lashley
Danny Dolan
Sophomomore
Mike Kilgore
Dennis Booth
Sunflower
Lorenzo
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St. Pat’s
Melbeta
Lodgepole Valley
Bushnell
McGrew
Pat’s
Sidney Leads Panhandle Rifle League Standings
Sidney tops the Panhandle Rifle League with a 5 0 record, followed by Lyman 3 1 and Harrisburg Bayard at 2 2. Recent results include Sidney edging Fort Laramie 1929 to 1928 and Bridgeport beating Harrisburg by that score. Bayard defeated Scotts Bluff in a third postal match. Top shooters were W. W. Stratman 390 Verne Miller 388 Bob Gifford 386 Bill Barnes 379 Gerald Wilcox 387 and Keith Strachan 381. The Telegraph Printing Co. invites readers to visit for sales books and office forms.
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Sidney
Panhandle Rifle League
Lyman
Harrisburg
Bayard
Fort Laramie
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
W. W. Stratman
Verne Miller
Bob Gifford
Bill Barnes
Gerald Wilcox
Keith Strachan
Irish To Host Dalton In Cage Opener Saturday
St. Pat’s Irishmen open the 1964 65 basketball season at home against the Dalton Tigers with a 815 start time for the varsity game and 630 for the preliminary reserve. Dalton visits after an 8 8 season last year while St. Pat’s seeks a repeat of last year’s 54 48 win over Dalton.
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St. Pat’s Irishmen
Youth Center
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Tigers
Lodgepole
Panthers
Irish
St. Pat’s
Tiger
Jim Worth
Larry Flohr
Russ Rushman
Larry Miller
Don Bancroft
Milan Lessman
Miller
Rollie Bevan
Bob Morris
Vern Lubash
Virg Knackstedt
Mike Thorpe
Rodney Coupens
Thrope
Knackstedt
Morris
Thorpe
Steve Treinen
Steve Schwartz
Hind Thorpe
Rich Deaver
Lincoln
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