Sterling Tigers Crush Sidney Maroons 81 to 47
Sterling pressed Sidney into 30 turnovers and built a 21-10 lead, led by Harlan with 20 points and 17 rebounds. Wayne Gentry paced Sterling with 15 while Sonnenburg and Matlack added double figures as Sterling outshot 49 to 34 percent. Sidney closes 1-1 after a rough night at the High School auditorium.
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Sterling High Tigers
Sidney Maroons
Junior High
Sterling
Tiger
Sidney
Invaders
John McHenry
Tom Nightingale
Maroons
Wayne Gentry
Tigers
Harlan
Rollie Rexroth
Ster
Ling
Maroon
Nightingale
McHenry
Goodwin
Fred Matlack
Rich Sonnenburg
McCook
Big Ten
Bison
Sidney Dale
Utermohlen
Smith
Dalton Falls 76 59 at Harrisburg in Minuteman clash
Dalton Tigers hampered by coach disciplinary action and manpower shortages lost 76-59 to Harrisburg in a Minuteman Conference game. Harrisburg led 25-17 after one, then pulled ahead. Billy Pile scored 21 for Harrisburg with Downer and Wynne adding 15 and 21 respectively, while Jim Pelster led Dalton with 21.
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Dalton
Dalton Tigers
Jim Worth
Banner County
Harrisburg
Minuteman
Tigers
Billy Pile
Butch Downer
Rober Wynne
Jim Pelster
Harrisburg FG
Pile
Downer
T. Brown
Warner
B, Brown
Wynne
Burnett
Madden
van Anne
Pelster
Allen
Munshaw
Q Rabe
Twarling
Dix, Gurley Duel In Thriller With Panthers Winning
Dix Panthers edged Gurley 41 to 35 in a Minute Man Conference thriller. Joe Vavra shut down Randy Rhode after an early stretch, as Vavra totaling 12 and Jim McKinney 10 led Dix. Gurley’s Jon Berry topped Gurley with 14 points, while Dix outpaced in the second half to secure the win.
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Dix
Gurley
Panthers
Dix Panthers
Minuteman
Joe Vavra
Randy Rhode
Vavra
Jim McKinney
Jon Berry
Hinrichs
Berry
Fickenscher
Lessig
Rhode Ead
Ludeman
Total
FT McKinney
LYMAN
Ken Fegler
Bruce Bode
Rick Craig
Pix
McKinney
Gustafson
Craig Marks Raggasch
Fegler
Schmitz
Area Scores From 1960s High School Matches
Weathered score table lists numerous boy s basketball results including Boys Town over Scottsbluff 79-58 and 68-31, Kimball over Scottsbluff B 49-34,plus Ogallala 84-61 over North Platte. Other results include Gering 40 Alliance 39, Potter 58 Chappell 48, and more. A closing line notes the National League set a 1965 attendance record with 13,581,130 fans.
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Boys Town
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Ogallala
North Platte
Dix
Gurley
Chappell
Oshkosh
Minatare
St. Pat’s
Potter
St. Agnes
Harrisburg
Dalton
Bridgeport
Bayard
Sterling
Sidney
Lyman
Sunflower
National League
Irish 5 Bows To Minatare In low scoring clash
Minatare Indians upset St. Pat's Irishmen 43-37 at Minatare court as cold first quarter handicapped the Irish. Rod Coupens led visitors with 11 points, while R Meier poured in ten for the Indians.
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St. Pat’s
Minatare Court
Minatare
Rod Coupens
Vern Lubash
Steve Schwartz
R. Meier
Indians
J. Alvarez
R. Rechter
Keith Hyde
D. Strieker
S. Ramig
Orange Bowl notes and college football legends
In 1965 Alabama met Texas in the Orange Bowl marking the Tide’s 18th bowl appearance. Alabama holds a 10-62 bowl record. Georgia Tech coach Bobby Dodd played at Tennessee, born November 11, 1908 in Galax, Virginia, with early football at Kingsport High. Ralph Jordan, Auburn head coach for 14 years, posted 97-39-4 and won the 1957 national title. Buckpasser, Ogden Phipps’ colt, from Tom Fool and Busanda, was aimed as a champion. Cracker filly named after Parrott’s Polly, by Beau Gar from Hobeau Farm. Count Fleet and Citation, 1943 and 1948 Triple Crown winners, won the Pimlico Futurity as two-year-olds.
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Alabama
Texas
Crimson Tide
Georgia Tech
Bobby Dodd
University of Tennessee
Dodd
Galax
Kingsport
Tenn
Auburn
Ralph Jordan
Hobeau Farm
Ocala, Fla
Parrott
Polly
Beau Gar
Count Fleet
Citation
Pimlico
Sidney wrestlers edge Sterling 23 19 in opener
Sidney High opened the season with a 23 19 wrestling win over Sterling. Dave Perez had the only pin for Sidney at 112 pounds in 5 03. Other winners included Kurz 95, Anderson 120 and 180, Slocum 138, Thompson 165, and Rod Anderson 180, with Sterling taking two pins.
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Jim Randstrom
Sidney High
Sterling
Maroons
Cheyenne East
Wyoming
Grapplers
Dave Perez
Sidney
Perez
Mike Jensen
Phil Kurz
Steve Anderson
Leonard Perez
Rich Slocum
Bob Thompson
Rod Anderson
Slocum
Nebraska
Smokey de Weese
Fred Cantonwine
Bob Duncan
Jim Kaylor
Roger Collins
Ray Kenton
Steve Justin
Gary Krueger
Steve Slocum
Joel Zilmer
Bob Mika
Larry McCaslin
Larry Benzel
Alliance
Holyoke
Spencer Anderson
Corky Williams
Marty Geiger
Mike Jenesen
Pee Wee Perez
Tom Jankowsky
Stereling
Mick Robinson
Ster
Ling
Smokey de- Weese
Bob Thongsm
Larry Penfold
Lonnie Dickerson
Gurley Edges Sunflower 59 58 On Narrow Rally
Gurley defended home court 59 to 58 over Sunflower as Randy Rhode led with 13 points and Jim Margheim scored 21 for Sunflower. Gurley built a 21 10 first quarter lead then withstood Sunflower rally, Randy Lunderman sealing it with a late free throw.
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Mitchell
Gurley
Sunflower
Dix
Pirates
Randy Lunderman
Randy Rhode
Jim Margheim
Voliey
Lorenzo Routs McGrew 65-36 in Lodgepole Valley game
Lorenzo beat McGrew 65-36 as Anderson scored 20 and Walker 14 while the visitors were held to four points in the opening quarter. Lorenzo led 36-9 at halftime and cruised in the second half. McGrew stayed alive but never challenged. The Lorenzo B team won 37-26 and the volley ball team took two of three sets.
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McGrew
Lorenzo
Anderson
Walker
Domingo
Peterson
Bell McGrew
Raddatz
Fuehrer
Brown
Jacobson
Lafler
Crable
Jerry
Sinks
Joe
Bell
Lorenzo Lorenzo
Bushnell
Brian Andersen
Ken Hickman
Keith Hickman
Varsity
Bushnell FG
Herboldsheimer
Hickman
Vavra
Courtney
Andersen Brown
Hunter Jacobsen
Raddatz Walker
SUNOL
Melbeta
Allen Gross
Eagles
Stan Labertew
Dean Demers
FT Gross
Labertew
Duran
Ramires
Loose
Verry
Sunol FG
Booth Road
Kilgore Demers
Doty
Potter Coyotes Hold Off Late Rally For 49-47 Victory
Potter defeated Chappell 58-48 after leading 33-23 at halftime. Don Zink scored 16 and Dick Stahl 15 for Potter while Lynn Newberg led Chappell with 9. Potter built the gap with a strong second quarter and withstood a late push as Chappell fell short in a key league contest.
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Chappell
Potter Coyotes
Potter
Coyotes
Don Zink
Dick Stahl
Lynn Newberg
Gary
Allicance
St. Agnes
Alliance
Pat Moran
Crusaders
Moran
Olson Zink
Slama Ottoson
Stahl Nagengast
Sunrise-sunset schedules for the coming week
The notice lists sunrise and sunset times for December 14 to December 20. Each day shows dawn and dusk hours, with slight daily shifts. December 14 and 15 begin at 7:14 or 7:15, and sunset ranges from 4:24 to 4:26.
Angels Expect Crowds to Grow at New Anaheim Park
The California Angels project larger attendance in their upcoming season at the new Anaheim ballpark after drawing 566,727 fans in 1965 at Dodger Stadium.
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California Angels
Anaheim Park
Dodger Stadium
Huskers Head For Arizona Training Workouts Tuesday
Nebraska football team heads to Phoenix for two a day drills at Arizona State University as they prep for Alabama in the 1966 Orange Bowl. Coach Bob Devaney will close most practices with limited public access and the squad returns to Lincoln December 21 before flying to Miami for final bowl week drills.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Bob Devaney
Phoenix
Ariz
Devaney
Arizona State University
Alabama
Miami
Huskers
Municipal
United Airlines
Stanford
Dade
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St. Pat’s FG FT PT
Schmitt Herbert Schwartz
Josten
Deaver Knackstedt
Lubash Coupens
Minatare FG FT
Alvarez Meier
Rechter Klin Marker Tilton Sackett
Ogden Phipps
Buckpasser
Tom Fool
Busanda
Sunol Victory
South Platte Valley
Butch Owen
Gary Thompson
Jim Miller
Chappell FG
Thompson Lydiatt Shaw Fehringer
Owen Michle Thies
Newberg
Ourteet
Oshkosh Bat
Kennedy Miller
Workman
Cheney Barry Lance Blain
Chadron
Mike Johnson
David Huls
Johnson Saunders
Flaming Hagge
Ohlson Griffiths
Huls
Augustine Smith
Pine Wood Reitz
Arizona
Tony Jeter
Larry Casey
Miles Kimmell
Dennis Carlson
Gary Brichacek
LaVerne Allers
Roger Kudrna
Stan Grell
Kelly Petersen
Bob Hill
Duncan Drum
Jim Osberg
Jim McCord
Jim Brown
Bob Taucher
Freeman White
Dennis Richnafsky
Tom Smith
Bob Churchich
Fred Dada
Wayne Weber
Ernie Sigler
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