Platte Cagers Crush Maroons In Opener
North Platte used full court zone pressure to overwhelm Sidney 62 to 39 in the opener. Key plays came from Mills with 15 and Hunt with 14 for the Bulldogs while McKay led Sidney with nine as the Maroons shot 23 percent from the floor and committed 15 turnovers.
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Platte Cagers Crush
Maroons
John O'Connell
Adams
Smith
Mike McCarthy
Gene Mills
North Platte
Sidney
Platters
Mills
Gary Hunt
McKay
Regional 4 ae full it this week Valentine Chadre
Regional 4 ae roundup notes a sequence of scores and players Valentine Chadre with point totals 62 43 71 and 54 46 39 across games T7 appears as a marker in the summary and hints at a competition context without clear dates or full names.
Lodgepole Panthers Open Season with 51 34 Victory
Lodgepole Panthers opened their season with a 51-34 win over the Dalton Tigers in Dalton Friday night. Weston Miller led Lodgepole with 21 points while Greg Kehl added 17. The Panthers trailed 23-20 at halftime, then surged ahead in the third period as the Panthers claimed the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodgepole Panthers
Dalton Tigers
Dalton
Lodgepole
Tigers
Panthers
Weston Miller
Greg Kehl
Steve Allen
Panther
Dalton Girls
Jim Rabe
Loren Twarling
Nolan Berry
Steve Kummer
Duane Baker
Rex Behrends
Frank Jones
Jo Greg Kehl
Weldon Tremain
Art Huff
Sidney Redmen Fall Twice In Weekend Set At North Platte And Cheyenne East
Sidney reserves were defeated by North Platte 57 47 and by Cheyenne East 58 39. Steve Bruce led Sidney with 16 points, including 10 in the fourth against North Platte, while Darwin Speicher had 20 for North Platte. Cheyenne built a 35 13 halftime lead and cruised as Sidney shot poorly, with Bruce scoring 11 in the game.
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Jim Rundstrom
Sidney
North Platte
Cheyenne East
Bulldogs
Platters
All Stops
Steve Bruce
Bruce
Darwin Speicher
Cheyenne
Maroons
Redmen
Cornelius
Solano
Baber
Nienhuser
Sutton
Herman
Chryst
Bobo
Nrenhuser
Foland le
White
Irish win over Dalton 63-44 in debut contest
Sid ney St Patrick’s Academy Irish beat the Dalton Tigers 63 to 44 in their season opener. Steve Schwartz 19 points and Larry Schmitt 14 led the winners while Nolan Berry scored 19 for Dalton. Irish interceptions and early lead sealed the win. Dalton edged in charity line 16-13 while neither side topped 20 in rest of scoring. The Irish volleyball team also defeated the Tigers 52-32.
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Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy Irish
Dalton Tigers
Steve Schwartz
Larry Schmitt
Ipish
Dalton Gearing
Dalton
Nolan Berry
Berry
Schmitt
Schwartz
Tigers
ST. Pats
FTA
Lowell Hare
Jim Sterling
Dave Josten
Jack Peetz
Gary Kurz
Matt Herbert
Mike Wieser
Jim Walsh
Steve Allen
Loren Twarling
Steve Kummer
Gary Thompson
Kent Ernest
Duane Baker
Lodgepole Panthers win 38-34 in close basketball thriller
Lodgepole defeats Potter Coyotes 38 to 34 as Panthers edge ahead at the charity stripe rate. Bob Ottoson leads Coyotes with 14 points while Weldon Tremain paces Lodgepole with 15 points. Coyotes trail 24-21 at halftime, with both teams trading leads in a tight all-around contest.
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Coyotes
Panthers
Coyote
Bob Ottoson
Duke Anderson
Weldon Tremain
Panther
Greg Kehl
Bill Nish
Dick Musil
Lodgepole
Art Huff
Rex Behrends
Frank Jones
SHS Grapplers Open Season With Double Victories
Sidney High's wrestling team opened the season with wins over Fort Collins Poudre 29-17 and Greeley Central 34-14. Standouts Phil Kurz Rich Slocum Larry McCaslin and Ray Kenton swept both nights with multiple pins and decisive wins. Slocum extended his unbeaten streak to 25 with two pins and strong showings in both matches. The reserves also won one duel and lost another, as coach Kyle Mines eyes upcoming tests against Sterling and Alliance.
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Jim Rundstrom
Sidney
High
Fort Collins Poudre
Greeley Central
Grapplers
Phil Kurz
Rich Slocum
Larry McCaslin
Ray Kenton
Hwt
Maroons
Slocum
Kurz
McCaslin
Kenton
Poudre
Central
Central Kurz
Bob Mika
Sterling
Kyle Mines
Matmen
Alli
Bob Thompson
James Kaylor
Kurt Blame
Tom Landmesser
Bob Willis
Marty Geiger
Bob Kurt Ramirez
Eddie Geiger
Sunrise Sunset Schedules for Western Nebraska
Daily sunrise and sunset times for western Nebraska listed in sequence. December dates show morning start near 7:07 to 7:13 and sunset around 4:23 to 4:24 with minor formatting inconsistencies.
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Nebraska
Lorenzo Antelope rout Lewellen 79 42 on home court
Lorenzo Antelope dominated Lewellen 79 42 to move to 1 1 this season. Freshman Jerry Raddatz and Rick Walker tied for high scorer with 20 points each as Lorenzo shot 51 percent and built a comfortable lead most of the game. Lewellen top scorer Dan Delator had 12 points for the visitors.
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Lorenzo Antelope
Lewellen
Lorenzo
Jerry Raddatz
Rick Walker
Raddatz
Walker
Antelope
Dan Delator
Gale Raddatz
B, Anderson
Ken Fuehrer
David Lafler
Eddie Madden
Gurley Pirates Rout Harrisburg Five For 67 51 Victory
Gurley Pirates shrugged off Harrisburg Wildcats 67 51 as four Gurley players scored 10 or more. Jan Berry Rick Ludeman John Fickenscher and Randy Rohde led scoring with Ludeman 17 Berry 14 Rohde 14 and Fickenscher 16. Harrisburg’s Bill Pile led visitors with 16.
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Gurley Pirates
Harrisburg
Wildcats
Gurley
Pirates
Pirate
Jan Berry
Rick Ludeman
John Fickenscher
Randy Rohde
Ludeman
Rohde
Berry
Bill Pile
Seor -Lessig
Wp Oe AG
Fickenscher
McNurlin
Pirates Open 1966-67 With 62 43 Victory At Gurley
Gurley Pirates opened the 1966-67 season Friday night with a 62-43 win over Big Springs. Randy Rohde led scoring with 26 points while Van Lessig, John Fickenscher, Rick Ludeman, Jan Berry and Dan McNurlin added the rest. Jack Brestel led Big Springs with 14 points as Gurley controlled the action throughout.
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Randy Rohde
Gurley
District 30 To Meet For Tourney Site
District 30 basketball coaches and officials will meet at 7:30 p.m. at Gurley school to choose the site for next year’s district tournaments. Members include Sidney St. Pat’s Dalton Lodgepole Gurley Lorenzo and Potter. Meeting details come from Rae Prickett district chairman with February 2024 set as the date window and place still undecided.
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Gurley
Rae Prickett
Sidney St. Pat’s
Dalton
Lodgepole
Lorenzo
Potter
Antelope Falls 71 54 At Mitchell Sunflower
Lorenzo Antelope opened the season with a 71 54 loss to Mitchell Sunflower as Harold Hanson led the Sunflower attack with 24 points. Lorenzo's Brian Anderson scored 20 and Rick Walker 16 as Lorenzo shot 37 percent. reserves fell 72 10 as Sunflower reserves pressed.
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TheLorenzo Cagers
Mitchell-Sunflower
Lorenzo Antelope
Mitchell- Sunflower
Harold Hanson
Brian Anderson
Rick Walker
Antelope
Anderson
Walker
Lorenzo
Sunflower
Hunting gains echoed in Lincoln Times letter from Beveridge
Ex Nebraskan George E. Beveridge of Atlanta writes to Nebraska Game Commission director M. O. Steen that hunting has improved since the 1930s. He recalls five hunters taking 19 pheasants and daily duck limits in western Nebraska, notes easy weekend invites, and praises modern access by air travel. Beveridge owns a general store in Hartenbos, not in the motor trade.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
George E. Beveridge
Atlanta
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
United States
Hartenbos
T-Birds Edge Sidney In Cheyenne Thriller
Cheyenne East T-Birds beat Sidney 57-52 to open the season. Holmes led Cheyenne with 24 points including four early set shots and five late free throws. Sidney, led by McKay with 14 rebounds and Seidel 11 assists, cut turnovers but could not overcome the hosts.
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Jim Randstrom
Cheyenne East T-Birds
Sidney
Cheyenne
Holmes
Maroons
North Platte
John Seidel
Redmen
Bill Apostola
Adams
Cox
Laux
Lingwall
McKay
O’connell
Seidel
Smith
Cheyenne East FG
Knoposis
Gwaltney
Apostola Jrc
Ebel
Harvest Deer Hunt Nears End for Nebraska Archers
Lincoln area bow hunters have about three weeks left in the 96 day archery deer season. As of November 30, 440 archers filed kills with the Game Commission and 2 916 permits were issued. The latest list shows 22 mule deer, 36 whitetails, and 2 of undetermined species among successful archers. Notable mule deer winners include Wayne Sweley Broken Bow and Gerald Dowse Broken Bow among a long list. whitetail recipients include Vincent Reisenrath Jackson and Billy Rhodes Omaha. Named shooters span Nebraska towns from Hastings to Fairview and beyond, with several from Iowa and Wisconsin also listed. Deer of unidentified species were taken by Mike Hartzler Sidney and Darryl Prokopek Columbus.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
Wayne Sweley
Gerald Dowse
Broken Bow
Everett Kurth
Dalton
Leonard Schinzel
Lexington
Edward Rodewald
Seneca
Clarence Coffin
Shelby
Larry Stone
Culbertson
Terry Sandstrom
Chadron
Lloyd Wagner
North Platte
Don Holst
Mearl McNeal
James Loutzenhiser
Taylor
Willard Oltman
Hastings
Darlene Cox
Savage
Minn
Arthur Hagen
Scottsblu
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