Four Basketball Tilts On Tap This Evening
Four games fill tonight’s schedule as the Lodgepole Valley Conference opens with Lodgepole hosting Potter at home after road trips. Potter and Lodgepole split last season’s honors. Potter’s Coyotes lack key veterans this year, while Lodgepole is favored to win. Sidney travels to McCook for a key test, McCook’s expected power center facing Sidney’s Maroons in a season-wide away game. St Patrick’s Academy visits St Anthony’s Sterling at 8 p.m. and Dix hosts Kimball County in a nonconference matchup before Dalton at Harrisburg tomorrow night.
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Bowling Industrial Bowling League Standings and Scores
Oliver Corp leads with 31 wins to 11 as Star Market sits 29 13 and Foland Mach 26 16. Ivons Buick 25 7 Moseman Sinclair 25 417 Pierson Implement 22 20 Stickneys 21 21 Ohio Owl Co 18 24 Hughes Josten Lumber 17 25 McCormicks 15 27 Schlumberger 15 27. Tresdas's Games shows wins and losses for various players. High team series Foland Mach 9340. Whitaker 551 in individual series. Lucas 235 in high games.
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Commercial Bowling Scores Fragments From Wednesday Night
Readable lines show scores for teams Greenlees Wanddells Snelar Service National Tank Brownson Tavern White Seven Up Silver Dollar Yendas Snack Bar and Yendis. Results include 26 13 26 16 and 25 14 20 19 across several matchups with partial entries for Wednesday action.
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Wanddells
Snelar Service
National Tank
Brownson Tavern
Silver Dollar
Yendas
Ten Deer Checked By Sidney Police After Season End
The 1954 Nebraska deer hunting season in the Panhandle ended at 6 p.m. Wednesday for State Game and Parks Commission staff at the Sidney checking station. Hunters kept arriving after the deadline, with Sidney police handling late checks Wednesday night and yesterday morning, recording five bucks and five does brought in after the limit but all deer were killed during the legal season.
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Panhandle
State Game and Parks Commission
Sidney
North Platte
Dells 1 Sinclair Service and Postponed Matches Listed
Dells 1 Sinclair Service versus Brown son and National Tank versus Greenlees postponed. High team series led by Waddells 2509 with White Ditching 2488 and Seven Up 2395. High team games saw White Ditching 905 and Waddells 868, Silver Dollar 846. Individual leaders include Yates 593, Perry 579, Lucas 568 in series and Yates 234 201, Perry 225, Lucas 220 in games with Weber 216 Hendricks 213 Stewart 201 Schnell 200 top per-game scores.
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Sinclair Service
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National Tank
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Silver Dollar
Yates
Perry
Lucas
Weber
Hendricks
Stewart
Schnell
Sidney seeks Big Ten place amid growing pains
In a passionate appeal Sidney argues for Class A eligibility and a regional conference fit as travel costs and realignment pressure mount. The piece condemns money as a driving factor, warns of being orphaned from leagues, and predicts a tough schedule while awaiting the Big Ten’s April meeting.
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Sidney
Kearney
AAA Ball To Omaha
Omaha Cardinals officially join the Triple A Baseball American Association replacing Columbus after a press conference. Denver’s recent move to the Association prompted the shift, reducing the Western League to six teams though it will continue in Lincoln Des Moines Wichita Sioux City Colorado Springs and Pueblo.
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Omaha Cardinals
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Cool Carl Cain rises as Iowa jump shot star
Iowa coach Frank OConnell hails Carl Cain as a versatile 6 foot 3 forward with shooting and rebounding prowess. The sophomore led the Hawkeyes with 283 points at 12.9 per game while the team posted a 17-5 Big Ten runner up finish. Cain, nicknamed Cool Carl, formed Freeport’s famed basketball tandem with Deacon Davis, both all-staters who helped Iowa reach new heights.
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Carl Cain
Iowa
Frank
Bucky)O’connor
Carl
Big Ten
Freeport
Hawkeye
Cain
Giants World Series notes highlight Dusty Rhodes homers
The Giants earned team honors with Cain making The Associated Press Big Ten second team. Coach OConnor praises Cain as level headed and easy to teach while early season efforts show him learning to do things smoothly. Fifteen of 27 Giants played in the World Series as Rhodes hit both home runs against the Indians.
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Cain
Giants
Indians
Dusty Rhodes
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