Sidney Opens Season With 2-Game State Schedule
Sidney High School cagers start 1948 49 with Curtis and North Platte away games this week. Coach Leo Shuman fielded a tall unit with three starters over six feet and a stacked roster of hopefuls as he aims to gauge his lineup before the conference season. prelims set for seven ahead of both games.
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North Platte
Maroons
Leo Shuman
Shuman
Sidney
Kennedy
Ovenden
Montgomery
Buehrer
Kinney
Hank Devies
Million
Davis
Jensen
Wittig
Harden
Peters
Willis
McHugh
Wamsley
Lodgepole
Kimball
Furnace Cleaners Bilking Schools Warned Nationwide
A warning from F B Decker director of administrative services warns superintendents and boards of education to beware a group posing as furnace repair experts. The so called Mitchell Brothers Furnace Company with a fake Omaha address is not real. The group has charged high fees and done poor work, often requesting night work. Call the state department of public instruction if approached.
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F. B. Decker
State Department of Public Instruction
Nebraska School Board News
Mitchell Brothers Furnace Company
Front Street
Omaha
Nebi
Decker
Sidney Freshmen Meet Coyote Nine In Potter Clash
Sidney freshmen cagers prepared for a second season clash with Dalton’s Coyote ninth and tenth graders at Potter Stadium Wednesday at eight. After a 20 to 10 opening loss to Dalton Reserves last Thursday Dalton emphasizes offense as coach Maley works 21 players. The team, expected as underdogs again, used eleven players in the opener. Bill Bolt and John McWilliams stood out for defense and versatile play. Starters likely include Bolt Sabin McWilliams Barlow Adams Bagby with others vying for rotation from Kinnersley Wise Wiedeburg Welch Jones and more once eligible.
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Coyote
Potter
Dalton
Maley
Bill Bolt
John McWilliams
Bolt
Sabin
McWilliams
Barlow
Adams
Bagby
Rogers
Kinnersley
Smith
Sunol Boys Team Tops Bushnell In 53 36 Victory
Sunol high cagers won 53 to 36 as Hadden scored eighteen and Hintley added thirteen for Bushnell. R Hunt and Craig starred on defense for Sunol while Coach Berry’s club stayed ahead through the four quarters. Score by quarters shows Sunol 12 11 13 17 and Bushnell 6 2 8 10. The page also contains an advertisement about ledger outfits and sheets.
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Sunol High
Bushnell
Berry
Hadden
Hintley
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Craig
Sunol
Bushnel
Commercial Bowling League Standings and Highs
Standings show Yendis 21 12 Waddells 21 12 SOD 20 13 Horn Motor 19 14 Pippitts 17 16 So Divide 146 04 17 Cardinals 11 22 Storys 7 26 Last week results give Horn Motor 3 wins and SOD 2. Yendis 2 and Storys 1. So Divide 2 and Cards 1. Waddells 2 and Pippitts 1. High Team Series Pippitts 2500. High Team Game Horn Motor 879. High Series Simmerman 580 Stibley 566. High Games Simmerman 212 206 Oskvarek 206 D Kahl 202 Stibley 202 Miller 200.
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Yendis
Waddells
Horn Motor
Pippitts
Horn Mortar
Simmerman
Stibley
Oskvarek
D. Kahl
Miller
Help fight tuberculosis with Christmas Seals now
Appeal urges readers to protect health by buying and using Christmas Seals to fight tuberculosis, noting the disease claims about 50,000 American lives annually and urging immediate action.
Card of Thanks to hospital staff and caregivers
Mrs. Clarence Horst thanks all who sent cards letters and kind deeds during her hospital stay at Taylor Hospital. She especially appreciates Drs Grimm and Babout and the nurses whose kindness will never be forgotten.
Miss Oldershaw Attends State Educators Meeting
Miss Edith Oldershaw Cheyenne county superintendent of schools is in Lincoln this week for the annual state county superintendents meeting. Sessions run Wednesday to Friday noon with the NSEA delegate assembly Friday and Saturday. She has served as vice president of the County Superintendents Association for the past year.
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Edith Oldershaw
Cheyenne County
Lincoln
NSEA
Oldershaw
County Superintendents Association
East Sidney Draw Club Thanksgiving Meeting Report
The East Sidney Draw Club met November 6 at Mrs. Effie Hatcher’s home for a Thanksgiving dinner. Turkey and accompaniments were served at noon. A business meeting and visiting filled the afternoon as 21 members attended. The next gathering is planned for December 15 at Mrs. Haupt’s home. Bertha Mitchell, Reporter.
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East Sidney
Effie Hatcher
Iness
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