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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1947
Page
5
The Telegraph in Sidney Nebraska requests readers to send sports updates and items for this page. Submissions should be directed to the newspaper office for inclusion in upcoming editions and local coverage.
Sidney high school cagers travel for two early season games against Curtis and North Platte. Coach Lee Shuman relies on limited returning players while integrating sophomores and juniors from other squads. Key names include Don Vizina, Doyle Butts, Bob Stegeman, Stan Kennedy, Henry Devies, and Ronnie Ovenden as they adapt to a lack of height but strong fundamentals.
Rotary Club hosted Sidney High School and St. Patrick's Academy football squads at the country club for their annual banquet. Coaches Shuman Maley and Dineen spoke on past seasons and next year plans while O. J. Weymouth offered remarks to fill in for unavailable Tony Blazine. Shuman noted thirteen seniors depart. Dineen’s Irish squad will field eleven games next year. School songs closed the event.
The Negro Ghosts of Sioux City Iowa defeated the American Legion squad 66 to 32 in a one sided display of razzle dazzle ball. Co and M Buckner led the Ghosts with strong scoring while McKay Couch and Holtman paced the Legion with four goals apiece. Leo Shuman refereed.
Standings to date show W. & Oliver at 2310 and Frontier Music 200 13, Sidney Creamery 160 17, Elwell Motors 726. Last week games list Oliver 1, Sidney Creamery 2, Frontier Music 2, Elwell Motors. High team series goes to Oliver with 2006 and high team game to Oliver at 698. High series by V Sittner 484, high games by V Sittner 192, with T Riley 170 and L McCoy 164 and D Hendricks 160.
A brief notice from The Telegraph reports availability of stapling machines and compatible staples for purchase or rental. Details specify generic supplies and accessories with emphasis on compatibility and basic usage.
The Commercial Bowling League standings show Closman's leading at 26 and 10, followed by Horn Motor 22 14 VEW 20 16 Yendis 19 17 UP 18 18 Story's 14 22 Pippitt's 13 23 So Divide 12 24. Last week Yendis had 3 wins while Pippitt's had 0 and Story's 2. Closman's posted 2508 as high team series and both Closman's and Yendis 864 as high team game. Simmerman had the high series 517 with high games by Stibley 225 and D. Kahl 209 and Simmerman 2035.
Capt. C. J. Sanders of the state patrol said Nebraska logged 26 traffic fatalities in November, raising the year’s total to 301 through November. Dwight Havens of the State Safety Council noted public opinion has risen against drunken driving. Governor Peterson urged action at a conference on the issue and Havens backed chemical test legalization and pending-appeal drivers being restrained from driving until decisions are reached.
Paul Brooks announced the 1948 camp development plan for Laramie Peak Wyoming and Chadron State Park Nebraska. The plan adds 30 acres, new facilities, four overnight camps near Sidney Alliance Scottsbluff and Gering, and a Sea Scout base at Lake Minatare with Moose Lodge funding and volunteer jobs for Scouts.
Local office advertises full stock of typewriter and adding machine ribbons to meet all standard needs. The Telegraph promises reliable supplies and quick availability for businesses and individuals seeking ongoing equipment support.
Mrs. George of Plainview was elected chairman of the Cheyenne county home extension clubs council at a special City Auditorium meeting. Other new officers named include Mrs. Munshaw vice chairwoman, Mrs. Cruise secretary, and Mrs. Gillespie treasurer. They replace prior officers.
Thankful message to friends and neighbors for remembrance cards letters flowers and visits during hospital stay. Appreciation expressed for kindness that will always be remembered.
Industrial researchers at the Institute of Textile Technology in Charlottesville Wa pursue a lifetime lasting cloth that needs no stitching or pressing. Progress includes a cloth with adhesive quality enabling a trouser leg to form by joining two pieces under specific conditions. The institute serves the cotton, Yagon and nylon fabric industries and is financed by 214 mills.
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