NP Retains Early Lead To Top Maroons 64 48
North Platte Jaunts to a season opening win over the Maroons 64 to 48 behind 21 points from Bunger and 14 from Andrews. Sidney, led by Pearson with 15 and Maley 12, stayed within reach with bursts in the second and third quarters as rebounding and defensive effort pinned North Platte after the first period.
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North Platte
Arohiis
Bulldogs
Jim Smith
Platters
Maroons
Bill Harris
Thién
Nets
Eesteat Ay Nel Bunger
Thry Bunger
Withers
Leroy Andrews
Sidney
Kent Pearson
Howie Maley
Mike
Rennick
Harold Pierson
Mike Fisher
Fisher
Garry Magill
Kent
Pearson
Harris
Pierson
Newth Platte
Andrews
Magill
Bunger
Cardillo Oe
Wachholz Hettiner
Jérgensen
Schrag
Jason M
Plum
Rennick Gillland
Maley
K. Pearson
Iliff Bulldogs win third straight LPW pre season crown
The Iliff Bulldogs captured their third consecutive Lower Platte Valley pre season basketball title at Sterling, defeating Fleming 51 to 28 in the final. Peetz took third with a 53 44 win over Merino, while Crook crushed Sedgwick 46 15 for consolation. Allan Meyer led Peetz with 17 points and Dan Brachtenbach added 12.
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Fleming
Peetz
Merino
Crook
Sedgwick
Lliff
Padroni
Ovid
Iliff Bulldogs
Lower Platte Valley
Sterling
Bulldogs
Allan Meyer
Dan Brachtenbach
Joe Alee
Nebraska archers drive state deer records to 124
Lincoln reports 11 more successful deer archers raising Nebraska totals to 124 permits issued and 124 deer taken as the season progresses. Nebraska Game Commission official Lloyd P. Vance notes the 124 figure surpasses prior years with comparisons to 1955 through 1958 season totals.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Lloyd ‘P. Vance
Nebraska Game Commission
Sid-Acow
Bee Gillan
Central City
Buick
Robert
Shy
Ballavya
Buck
Fremont
Ode
iTwanski
Dix Panthers trounce Bushnell 64 to 33 in league test
Dix Panthers led 21-4 after one quarter and 41-8 at halftime to defeat Bushnell 64-33 on the Bushnell home court. Injuries to Bushnell freshmen Jerry Stuckert and Gene Foster dampened any comeback as Dix emptied its bench for 15 players.
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Bill Kelley
Dix Panthers
Bushnell
Jerry Stuckert
Bushnelt
Gene Foster
Phathers
al Nichols
Kelley
Dix
Dalton Farmers keep title in Manningsey Ww league
In the Manningsey Ww league standings, Dalton Farmers posted high team series at 2197 and high team games 791 while Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp. followed with 2122 and 754 and Sidney Bowling Lanes 2109 and 753. Individual leaders included Elmer Nagengast and Elwood Pederson with top series and Elmer Nagengast topping games at 218.
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Manningsey
Sidney
Dalton Farmers
J Gurley Pipeliners
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp
St.Paul's’ Lutheran Men’s
Club
Ohio Oil Pipeliners
Tates
Sidney Bowling Lanes
Elmer Nagengast
Elwood
Pederson
Bud Bockelman
John Schmidt
Don’ Lyon
Elwood Pederson
Herb Peters
Orville Filsinger
Potter Edges Lorenzo In Lodgepole Valley Tilt
Potter’s team broke a third period deadlock to beat Lorenzo 25 to 22 in an inter-divisional Lodgepole Valley game. Russ Langley led Potter with seven points, Dindinger and Musi added six each, while Lorenzo used seven players to Potter’s five. Potter also won the reserve game 19 to 20 and Lorenzo won girls volleyball 41 to 23 led by Barbara Olsen with 24 points.
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Potter
Lorenzo
Leo Turner
Russ Langley
Dindinger
Musi
Bowling Dec 3 1955 at Transportation Sidney Oil Co
Summary of scores from a bowling event on December 3 1955 at Transportation Sidney Oil Co venues. Highlights include high team totals up to 2622 at Brownson Tavern and 2430 at Mel's Sinclair Service, with high game by Bing Miller 234 and Ted Schaefer 172 for high average. Several players named with scores and standings across multiple sites.
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Transportation
Sidney ‘66" Oil Co
Conocots Brownson
Mel’s Sinclair
Service Roads & Grounds
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Art’s Motors
High
Brownson Tavern
Mel's
Sinclair Service
Mel’s ‘Sinclair
Sintigh
Ted Schaefer
Bing Miller
Jerry Fuchs
Wester
Roy
Jackson
George ‘C. Abert
Eddie Raulinaitis
Ralph
Fisas
Jim Schaefer
Ray Hernandez
Harry, Pokrwinski
Carl Farmer
Red Robinson
Lucky Wester
Col
George C. Abert
Hank Myers
High School Bowling Standings and Leaders
Commonwealth Trailers hosts bowling results with team scores and top individuals. Sid Simmerman leads High Series at 583 while Jack McCormick tops High Games with 224. Other notable names include Jim Edwards 572, Milt Nissen 569, Bob Grothe 565, and Chuck Harris 556. The event lists teams Commonwealth Trailers Greenlee’s Inc. and Yendis Cafe along with player rankings and scores.
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High Team
Commonwealth
Yendis Cafe
Greenlee’s Inc
Sid Simmerman
Jim Edwards
Milt Nissen
Car Farmer
Bob Grothe
Jim Keating
Chuck Harris
Herb Ressmeier
Clarence Yates
Beganne Copley
Stan Belieu
Ray Hartzler
Harry Pokrwinski
Gene Winston
Lester: Perry
John Schmidt
Jack McCormick
Andy Oskvarek
Bill Peterson
Louie Niebaum
Ray Graft
Herb Rossmeier
Carl Farmer
Neal, Craig
Melbeta Downs Gurley in Saturday Night Showdown 51 to 37
Melbeta defeats Gurley Pirates 51 37 at Gurley gym led by George Schwartz with 21 points and Norm Vogel 20. Schwartz added seven rebounds as Milley and Lavon Ri paced Melbeta with five field goals each. In overtime Gurley reserves won 22 18 and Melbeta girls beat Gurley girls 41 18 in volleyball.
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George Schwartz
Norm Vogel
Melbeta
Gurley Pirates
Gurley
Schwartz
Tosves
Vogel
Roa
Ehe Ian Jim Milley
Lavon
Harrisburg Falls 37 32 To St Agnes In Harrisburg Tilt
Harrisburg outscored from the floor 14 to 10 but lost 37 32 to St Agnes of Alliance at the Harrisburg gym. St Agnes used the charity stripe to pull away, sinking 17 free throws to Harrisburgs four.
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Harrisberg
St. Agnes
Harrisburg
St. Agnes of Alliance
Harriisburg
Ramig Leads McGrew Past Harrison 54-44 in Season Opener
Sandy Ramig, veteran forward for McGrew, scored 26 as McGrew beat Harrison 54 to 44 in the season opener. Ramig led the attack with nearly half the team's points in the Friday night game.
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Ramig
McGrew
Harrison
So Eady
Sandy Ramig
Hunters Chart For Sunrise Sunset Near Scottsbluff
The guide lists sunrise and sunset times for shooters due north or south of Scottsbluff. For every 13 miles west add one minute to the start time and for every 13 miles east subtract one minute. Shooting may begin 30 minutes before sunrise and end at sunset. Watches should be set accurately.
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Scottsbluff
Surge Defeats Dalton In Nerve Tight High School Clash
Lodgepole rallies from a 26-25 deficit in the third period to topple Dalton 37-35 in division A play at Lodgepole. Barton 14 and Bob Hokom 10 led Lodgepole while Dalton’s Harris and Roberts each scored 11 for the visitors before the Tigers pulled away late.
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Dalton’s
Tigers
Dalton Rept
Stall
Dalton
Haris A
Oberts
Gering Reserves Edge Sunflower 43 to 38 in Friday Night Triumph
Gering Reserves defeated Sunflower 43 38 at the Gering High School Auditorium. Tom Uhrich led with 12 points while Jeff Knoles added 10 for Gering. Sunflower's Max Hoff scored 11 and Don Frdak 9 to pace their team.
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Inflower
Mitchell
Gering High School
Tom Uhrich
Jeff’ Knoles
Gering
Maxvi” Hoff
Don Frdak
Sunflower
Basketball Scores From Various Nebraska Teams
North Platte 64 over Sidney 48 Scottsbluff 1 Lincoln NE 32 over Gering 61 Valentine 54 over Golden 37 Sterling 26 over Lincoln 43 Scottsbluff 41 over Mitchell 63 Lyman 49 over Bridgeport 70 Morrill 50 Oshkosh 55 over Kimball 37 Ogallala 53 over Cozad 44 Dix 64 over Bushnell 33 Lodgepole 37 over Dalton 35 Melbeta 51 over Gurley 37 Potter 25 over Lorenzo 22 Broadwater 45 over Sunol 19 Gering Res 43 Sunflower 38 McGrew 54 Harison Aa tna Bi aag ercheeene Cn ee
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North Platte
Harison
Trish Open Season At Paxton In Big-Game Opener
St Pat's basketball opens 1958-59 season at Paxton against the Tigers. Paxton returns eight lettermen led by Windels and Shepherdson with two early wins this season. Irish rely on last year’s starters Hahler Schilz and Kallhoff as seniors headline the lineup. The home opener vs St Anthony's of Sterling follows Friday night.
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St. Pat's
Paxton Tigers
Francis Clapham
Irish
Paxton
Tiger
Bill Paden
Keht Eakins
Barry Woodrow
Dick Windels
Allan Russell
Jim Jorgenson
Gary Shepardson
Lowell Gibson
LeRoy Follis
Windles
Tigers
Madrid
Hershey
Shepardson
Rod Hahler
Smoothie
Darrell Schilz
Tom Kallhoff
Dave McFadden
Arch Hernandez
St. Anthony's of
Sterling
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