1971 Sidney High football schedule and changes
The 1971 Sidney High Raiders schedule includes one new opponent Bridgeport replacing McCook Bison. McCook drops Raiders for Lincoln school. six Western Conference league foes include Gordon, Valentine, Kimball, Chadron, Gering, and Alliance with six league games and two Class A foes Scottsbluff and Alliance. The schedule lists specific dates from September to November.
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Hank Reitz
SHS
Red Raiders
Badgeport Bulldogs
McCook Bison
McCook
Raiders
Lincoln
Bridgeport
Raider
Scottsbluff
Alliance
State Track Meet Stays In Kearney
The 1971 Nebraska State Track and Field Championships will be held at Kearney State College after a winter NSAA vote. Omaha Burke High's bid was rejected again amid a split board decision. The 1970 meet moved from Omaha to Kearney after a racial incident in Omaha.
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Nebraska
Kearney State College
Nebraska School Activities Association
Kearney
Omaha Burke High
Omaha Burke
Omaha
Hiram Scott Abandons Athletics Over Financial Crises
Hiram Scott College announced the cancellation of its intercollegiate athletic program as it seeks emergency funds. President Dr. Walter E. Weese said athletic scholarships will be honored for February while fall term ends December 11.
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Fordy Anderson
John F. Kennedy College of
Wahoo
Dick Beechner
Hiram Scott
Rochester
N.Y
New York State
Scottsbluff
Weese
Matmen Open 1970-71 With Wray Then Holyoke Meet
Sidney High opens the 1970 71 wrestling season at Wray Colorado at 6 p m with junior varsity matches. Saturday night they host Holyoke at 7 30 p m with varsity and junior varsity bouts. Home events are at Sidney Junior High School Auditorium. Team features include Sakurada Hecker Rice Abrams Van Cleave Hecker Steele Hickman Warren O Halloran Peetz and Humphrey with Sakurada and Rice making varsity debuts.
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Wray
Colo
Holyoke
Raiders
Sidney Junior High School
Red Raiders
Nebraska
Colorado
Sidney High
Kyle Mines
Don Sakurada
Ron Hecker
James Rice
Brent Abrams
Randy van Cleave
Rod Hecker
Tom Steele
Bob Hickman
Randy Warren
Tim O'Halloran
Dick Peetz
Hwt
Lawrence Humphrey Sakurada
Rice
Grapplers
Raiders Open 1970-71 Season At Cozad Haymakers
The Sidney High Red Raiders start the season at Cozad Friday night against defending Class B champion Haymakers. Key players include Miller OConnell McConnell Curless and brothers Mark and Jay Curless. The game begins at 8 pm CST and will not be on radio.
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Sidney High Red Raiders
Cozad
Raiders
Cozad Haymakers
Nebraska
Lexington
Holdrege
Gothenburg
Ogallala
Raider
Tim Miller
Tom O'Connell
Roger McConnell
Mark
Jay Curless
Jay
Red Raiders
Gordon Broncos
Sidney High Girls Spike Team Prepares for State Schedule
The Sidney High girls volleyball team begins its season with a Dec 7 6 p.m. match at Scottsbluff against the Bearkittens. Coach Cheryl St Clair leads a new eight game schedule including St. Pat’s Kimball Alliance and Scottsbluff with junior varsity games preceding varsity.
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Scottsbluff
Bearkittens
Sidney
Sidney St. Patrick’s
Cheryl St. Clair
County Teams Begin Cage Season With Weekend Openers
Cheyenne County schools start basketball campaigns with opening games Friday in Cozad and Saturday nights in Sidney and surrounding towns. Sidney St Patrick s Irish visit Melbeta and host Dalton Tigers while Lodgepole travels to Dalton and then welcomes Potter Coyotes. Peetz High Bulldogs also open at home as Sterling junior varsity meets them. John Talbot of Little Rock posted a 693 in ABC Booster division and Fort Wayne veteran Chick Carr competed in his 56th consecutive ABC tournament in 1970.
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Cheyenne County
Sidney High Red Raiders
Cozad
Sidney St. Patrick’s Irish
Melbeta
Dalton Tigers
Youth Center
Sidney
Lodgepole Panthers
Dalton
Lodgepole
Potter Coyotes
Peetz High Bulldogs
Sterling High
Bulldogs
ABC
John Talbot
Little Rock, Ark
Fort Wayne
Chick Carr
Regents Study Take Over Of Shaky Schools
State education officials discuss possible state takeover of financially strapped private Nebraska colleges. Pershing College near Beatrice will not open next fall and seeks merger or sale. Hiram Scott College in Scottsbluff closes its fall term early. Kennedy College in Wahoo struggles to stay open. Regents member Ed Schwartzkopf notes real merit in NU taking over, citing Lincoln enrollment, but no formal proposal yet.
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Nebraska
Ed Schwartzkopf
Lincoln
University of Nebraska Board of Regents
Regents
Cecil Stanley
State Education Department
Pershing College
Beatrice
Stanley
Pershing
Hiram Scott College
Scottsbluff
Kennedy College
Wahoo
Schwartzkopf
Irish Junior High Team Defeats Oshkosh 42 26
The Sidney St Patrick's junior high roundballers beat Oshkosh 42 to 26 on Thursday. Bill Meysenburg led with 14 points and Gaylen Leypoldt added 12 for Sidney Irish. The team will be idle until after the new year.
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Sidney St. Patrick’s
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