McHenrys 26 Points Spark Sidney To 56-54 Win Over North Platte
John McHenry poured in 26 points as the Sidney Maroons edged the North Platte Bulldogs 56-54 in the season opener. Key late moments saw Eaton miss free throws and Harlan convert a pair to seal the win with two seconds left. McHenry led Sidney with 26, Harlan added nine, while Eaton paced North Platte with sixteen.
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McHenry
Maroons
North Platte
Jim Rundstrom
John McHenry
Sidney Maroons
North Platte Bulldogs
Sidney
Steve Harlan
Gary Eaton
Eaton
Bulldog
Platters
Lee Goodwin
Goodwin
Tom Nightingale
Ron Detlefson
Harlan
Nightingale
Bulldogs
Dale Trude
Stan Poff
Scott Mahafefey
Sidney Dale
Sam Rolls
Tim Smith
Detlefsen
Engdahl
Fontane Schuerman
Parrish
Hunt Eaton
McCarthy Morrell King
Maroons Second To Scottsbluff In Invitational Rassle Meet
Scottsbluff edged Sidney 86 78 to win the seventh Sidney Invitational wrestling tournament. Five champions were named across divisions including Rich Slocum, Smokey DeWeese, Rod Anderson for Sidney and Bill Watson, Ben Shaver for Scottsbluff with Reimer Holyoke and others winning titles in a meet that featured Gordon Kimball Alliance Cozad Ogallala and Holyoke.
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Maroons
Scottsbluff
Jim Rundstrom
Sidney Maroons
Gordon
Kimball
Alliance
Holyoke
Cozad
Ogallala
Sidney
Bearcats
Cliff Kiel
Phil Kurz
Jerry Numon
Dave Perez
Rich Slocum
Smokey DeWeese
Rod Anderson
Bill Watson
Ben Shaver
Dean Reimer
Jim Mailander
Dennis Kleng
Jim Haug
Ronnie Briley
Reimer
Ron Burback
Pee Wee Perez
Ray Kenton
Jerry Numan
David Perez
Jim Pflaster
Blain Gwynn
Louis Evert
Ferguson
Lee Holyoke
Steve Anderson
Ron Barrett
Rick Kawaguchi
Bruce Haverson
Dick Smock
Jack Warren
Bill Rush
Joe Culek
John Potmesil
Bonnie Briley
Don Carpenter
Mark Keller
Jim Perry
Kimball Hwt
Jonathan Neilson
Joe Linn
Sidney Scottsbluff
Dogs to have 11 days world show in Nassau
Foreign countr ies send dogs to Nassau Bahamas for the first world championship All Breed dog show. The event will run 11 days starting January 10 with breeds competing for top honors across diverse classes.
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Nassau
Bahamas
Local Basketball Scores Across Schools
Cage scores compiled from multiple matches include Cheyenne Central 88 over Scotts Bluff 62 and Gering 57 over Kimball 54. Hemingford 43 over Hay Springs 41. Sunflower 77 over Sidney Lorenzo 76. Pine Bluffs 51 over Potter 44. Dix 39 over Bushnell 30. Bayard 63 over Minatare 56. Valentine 76 over Chadron 54. Harrisburg 70 over Lyman 65. Melbeta 65 over McGrew 25. Crawford 51 over Alliance St. Agnes 44. Bridgeport 61 over Morrill 46. Sidney 56 over North Platte 54. Lodgepole 54 over Dalton 31. Ogallala 55 over Gothenburg 41. Hyannis 53 over Chadron Assumption 52. Minatare 65 over Hemingford 33. Melbeta 64 over Sunflower 52. Harrisburg 66 over Sidney St. Pats 60. Dalton 42 over Kimball 76. Mitchell 51 over Gordon 100. Hay Springs 38 over Oshkosh 56. Morrill 45 over Chadron 46. Alliance 44.
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Cheyenne Central
Scottsbluff
Gering
Kimball
Hemingford
Hay Springs
Sunflower
Sidney Lorenzo
Pine Bluffs
Potter
Dix
Bushnell
Bayard
Minatare
Valentine
Chadron
Harrisburg
Lyman
Melbeta
McGrew
Crawford
Alliance St. Agnes
Bridgeport
Morrill
Sidney
North Platte
Lodgepole
Dalton
Ogallala
Gothenburg
Hyannis
Chadron Assumption
Gurley
Sidney St. Pats
Mitchell
Gordon
Oshkosh
Alliance
Beautiful Selection of Christmas Cards at Sidney Telegraph
The Sidney Telegraph advertises a broad Christmas card selection urging readers to order now while stock is complete. It highlights available designs and urges prompt purchase.
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The
Sidney Telegraph
Pheasants Survival Tactics In Severe Winter Weather
Lincoln reports that pheasant winter mortality mainly stems from suffocation and freezing, not starvation. Heavy cover near food sources reduces losses. feeding tips emphasize avoiding open areas and highway flats. Quail face similar risks, and birds benefit from habitat balance and protection from blizzards.
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Lincoln
Mr. Ringneck
The
Game Commission
Fleming Downs Peetz and the birds no long moves in weather
The text discusses quail behavior in severe weather, noting that quail do not move far. It emphasizes that placing stations near coveys is important, that winter feeding is not a universal solution, and that a well balanced habitat cannot be replaced by feeding programs according to the Game Commission.
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Game Commission
Irish Show Balanced Attack In 6042 Victory At Dalton
St. Pat’s Irish beat host Dalton 60 42 in a season opener led by Virg Knackstedt Rod Coupens and Steve Schwartz with 16 16 and 14 points. The Irish opened 13 6 and led 32 18 at halftime 41 23 after three periods. Dalton’s Dan Van Anne 16 and Jim Pelster 12 paced the Tigers. Irish reserves won 43 32. Dalton swept three girls volleyball matches.
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Virg Knackstedt
Rod Coupens
Steve Schwartz
St. Pat’s
Dalton
Tigers
Knackstedt
Coupens
Sidney Parakes
Schwartz
Dan van Anne
Jim Pelster
Allen
Kummer
Gillespie
Rabe
Pelster
van Anne
Twarling
Bushnell Edges Sunol 55 54 In Thriller
Bushnell basketball team defeated Sunol 55 to 54 after Sunol rallied from a 16 point deficit. Dean DeMers scored 24 for Sunol while Ken Hickman led Bushnell with 17 points and Keith Hickman excelled in rebounding. Rick Booth led Sunol with 18 rebounds. Final by quarters: 21 10 31 18 46 30 55 54.
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Bushnell
Sunol
Dean DeMers
Hickman
Ken
Keith
Sund
Rick Booth
Lodgepole Starts Strong in 54 31 Win Over Dalton
Lodgepole Panthers opened the Minuteman Conference race with a 54 to 31 victory over Dalton as four Dalton starters sat out for disciplinary reasons. Lodgepole led 18 8 after the first quarter and maintained the advantage, with Brent Stoll scoring 18 points and Jim Behrends 13. Behrends also pulled down 13 rebounds. Dalton’s Pelster and Allen fouled out as Lodgepole dominated the second half. The Lodgepole B team beat Dalton B 33 to 21, and Lodgepole won the volleyball match 2 to 1.
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Lodgepole
Lodgepole Panthers
Dalton
Panthers
Pelster
Allen
Tigers
Brent Stoll
Jim Behrends
Jim Pelster
Behrends
Gary Jurgens
Phil Greenwood
Big Springs
Lodgepole FG
Miller
Kehl
Fourteen Tagged Deer Taken In State
Lincoln Fourteen tagged deer including ten mule and four white tails were shot during the 1965 deer rifle season. The Game Commission tagged 92 deer to study movements with average distances. Movements ranged 4 to 48 miles for buck, 10 and 21 miles for yearling does, and 19 miles for a fawn within 35 days. All tagged deer were released in Calamus and Sand Hills units. Sportsmen who shot a tagged deer and were not contacted are asked to notify the Commission.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
Calamus
Sand Hills
Sunflower Edges Lorenzo 77 76 In Wild Hoops Finish
Sunflower outscored Lorenzo 52 to 32 in the second half after a 44 25 halftime deficit to pull out a 77 76 victory in Lorenzo Friday night. The game swung on a dominant fourth quarter as Sunflower seized control with a furious rally while Lorenzo won the nightcap 38 30 in the reserve game. The volleyball team also won two of three.
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Lorenzo
Sunflower
Sunflower FG FT
Margheim
Ullrich
Shannon
Howe
Blehm
Lorenzo FG FT
Anderson
Brown
Hunter
Raddatz
Walker
Totals
Pitt coach hails Floyd Little as best in a long time
Pittsburgh Pa AP John Michelosen Pitt football coach praises All-America halfback Floyd Little of Syracuse as the best he has seen in a long time noting he does everything well and is exceptionally skilled
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Pittsburgh
John Michelosen
Pitt
Floyd Little
Stacuse
Dix Rallies At Bushnell In 39 30 Win
Dix overcame a slow first half to beat Bushnell 39 to 30 as McKinney scored 13 and Craig 11 with seven free throws. Bushnell balanced scoring but could not sustain offense, while Dix’s defense clamped down in the second half.
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Bushnell
Dix
Minuteman
McKinney
Craig
Bushnell Girls
Harrisburg Edges Lyman 70 65 In Free Throws Thriller
Harrisburg outscored Lyman 70 to 65 as both teams hit 28 field goals. Pile led Harrisburg with 23 points while Lyman star Bode poured in 30. Harrisburg B team won 31-18, girls volleyball and junior high also victorious for a banner night in Harrisburg.
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Harrisburg
Banner County High
Lyman
Pile
Bode
Harrisburg Junior High
Scottsbluff St. Agnes
Gurley Drops 66 53 Decision to Harrisburg Boys
Gurley Boy’s team fell behind early and lost 66 to 53 at Harrisburg. Bill Pile led the winners with 24 points, Downer added 16, while Berry and Rohde paced Gurley with 15 and 14. Harrisburg also won the junior game 26-13 and the volleyball squad won three straight.
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Gurley
Banner County High School
Harrisburg
Wildcats
Bill Pile
Downer
Jan Berry
Randy Rohde
Pirate
Berry
Rohde
Hinrichs
Lessig
Fickenscher
Ludeman
Pine Bluffs Tops Potter In Season Opener
Pine Bluffs rode a 27 17 halftime lead to a 51 44 win over Potter in the season opener. Olson led Potter with 23 points while Pine Bluffs had balanced scoring with 11 16 13 11 by quarter and victory to start both teams’ campaigns.
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Pine Bluffs
Potter Coyotes
Potter
Hornets
Wyoming Club
Olson
Widener's Cornish Prince Wins Quaker City Handicap
George D. Widener's 3 year old bay colt Cornish Prince captured the Quaker City Handicap at Garden State Park in Camden New Jersey, the venue's fall open. The win marked his seventh victory in ten starts during the 1965 season, underscoring the colt's standout form and Widener's strong racing stable.
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George D. Widener
Garden State
Camden
N.J
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