Sidney Maroons Sweep Weekend In High School Hoops
Sidney High School basketball reporters note a three game win streak after a 67 39 win over Chappell and a 55 48 comeback over Sterling. The Maroons beat McCook 61 60 in overtime on Friday and beat Chappell 67 39 Saturday while JV also won 67 24. Mike Fisher led Sidney with scoring bursts and Cronk starred on the floor.
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Sidney Edg
McCook
Ogallata
Bill Harris
Maroon
Sterling
Sidney
Maroons
Chappall
Sidney High Cageys
Chappell
Roger Zehr
Qshkosh
Buffaloes
Jey Buffs
Bob Samson
Cronk
J. D. Peters
Rocky Agbig Suhk
Ben Ford
Samson
Ford
Jim Haskell
Marquis
Geland Lewis
Kenh
Pearson
Viy Oella
Gilliland
Mike Fisher
SHS
Gary Schmitt
Jack Bishop
Nets
Lewis
Schmitt
Bishop
Bowling League Standings and High Scores December 10 1959
In the Boweing Commercial League standings Greenlee's Inc leads with 37 19, followed by Triangle Sheet Metal 30-26 and Fort Sidney Motor Motel 30-26. High series include Ray Graff 609 and Cork Booth 609. high games feature Cork Booth 609 and Lou Gonzales 557. Women’s Afternoon League Laneettes report Lincoln Lifers and Merchants Transfer among top teams with Ackerman Robinson Ins. posting high scores.
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Gerntein
Greenlee’s Inc
Boyd Cigar
Brownson Cafe
Triangle
Miller
Sidney’Motor Motel
Whitaker
Gamble
Denver
Pees Cola
Greenlee’s
Inc
Fort Sidney Motor
Whitaker Decorators
Greenlee's
Pan
Cork Booth
Don Kai
Bill Jalien
Lou Gonzales
Carl Schihidt
Dick Sedgwick
Sid Simmerman
Marion Arenes
Bill
Peterson
Arnold
Wittig
Ed Raulnaitis
Harry Borkwinski
Gene Winston
Dennis Wamsley
Lou Schnell
Ted Schaefer Os
Bob Wolfe
Pearlie Copley
Clavericé
Coe Ep Ttm
Wwol
Lincoln Lifers
Madsen
Speedqueens
Merchants Transfer
Miller Implement
Brandin
Allen's
Ackerman Robinson
Robert’s Dairy
Ackerman ‘Robinson
Bing Christ
Bernice Niemeller
Betty Knicely
Doris Ashby
Lois Reckard
Thurma Bauerkemper
McClelland Posts 202 In Junior Bowling
Jim McClelland, 13, posted a 202 high score in junior bowling at Sidney Cedar Lanes last week. He competes in the 6th 7th 8th Sunday action, held Saturdays at 10 30 a m. The racing crown began November 1 with ten teams. Cary Middlecoff will join Sam Snead for the United States in the International Golf Championship and Canada Cup Matches this year.
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Jim McClelland
Sidney’s
Cedar Lanes
Jim
Saunda
Cary Middlecoff
Sam Snead
United States
McGrew Beats Lorenzo 49 43 On McGrew Court
Lorenzo Antelopes suffer first defeat in three games as McGrew wins 49 43 at home. Lorenzo led 21 19 at halftime and 35 34 after three quarters but collapsed with eight points in the final period while McGrew hit 15. Ron Howard led McGrew with 25 points, Allen Chambers had 13 for Lorenzo. McGrew also won the preliminary reserve game 34 28.
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Lorenzo
Antelopes
McGrew
Ron Howard
Bobcats
Allen Chambers
Three 1958 Regulars Back For Mek Bob
McCook High School lists six basketball lettermen including Don Skoumal Tom Cox and Jerry Norman with John Best Chuck Campbell and John Morris also among the lettermen. Ken Foster Hastings College alumnus begins his first year as coach.
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McCook
McCook High School
Don Skoumal
Tom Cox
Jerry Norman
John Best
Chuck Campbell
John Morris
Roger Olson
Larry Thompson
Bob White
Ken Foster
Hastings College
Big Springs Belts Broadwater in Conference Victory
Big Springs defeated Broadwater 67 to 24 at Broadwater as Larry Martin scored 31 points on 14 shots with three free throws. The Trojans pulled away after a 6 6 4 6 start, pouring 20 points in the second quarter and 30 12 by halftime. Baker led Broadwater with nine points. reserve win and girls volleyball also noted.
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Sidney IV
Sidney
Chappall
Maroon JV
Randy Baade
Schmitt
East Sixth
Central
Big Springs
Ater
Broadwaters
Eyity
Larry Martin
Trojan
Baker
Gorillas
Broadwater Girls
Gurley Falls To Dix Quintet 54 48 In LPW Tilt
Gurley Pirates led 29 24 at halftime but faltered in the final two periods at Dix, losing 54 48. Dix outscored Gurley 17 12 and 13 8 in the third and fourth, aided by 16 made free throws to Gurley’s eight. Bill Willoughby and Lyle Baack each had 13 points for the winners while Dennis Lessig and Joe Peters added 10 each for Gurley. A preliminary Gurley Reserve won 35 30.
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Gurley
Pirates
Dennis Lessig
Joe Peters
Nebraska Deer Kill Ranks 15th in West
Nebraska harvested deer at 5,969 animals in 1959, placing 15th among Western states. Texas led with 127,393, Utah Oregon and Montana close to 115,000 each. Of 11,059 hunters, 6,427 took deer for a 58 percent success rate, above the national average of about 33 percent.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
L. P. Vance
The
Game Commission
Bureau of Sports Fisheries and Wildlife
Texas
Utah
Oregon
Montana
Lone Star
Crook Mallards Defeat Merino In Non-Conference Clash
The Crook Mallards beat Merino 45 to 40 in a non-conference game Friday night at Crook. Allen Lebseck scored 22 for Crook while John Erisman led Merino with 10. The game swung after a 22-22 stalemate at halftime.
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Crook
Merino
Crook Mallards
Allen Lebseck
Mallards
Rams
John Erisman
Local High School Basketball Scores Report
A roundup of regional basketball results includes Sidney 69 over Chappell 39 and 55 48 for Holyoke Gole in various matchups. Other notable scores include Scottsbluff 55 over Boys Town 53, Gering 87 over Kimball 29, and Gering 61 in overtime against McCook 60.
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Sidney
Sterling
Chappell
Holyoke
Gole
Sidney St. Pat's
Broadwater
Bayard
Lyran
Bridgeport
Chadron Prep
Minatare
Hay Springs
Forrill
Mitchell
Gering
Kimball
Alliance
Ogallala
McCook
Tuesday Night High School Games Preview
St Anthony’s Sterling plays St Pat’s while Melbeta visits McGrew. Bushnell travels to Lorenzo. Big Springs meets Payton with Dix at Pine Bluffs and Peetz facing Fleming in Tuesday action.
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St. Anthony's
Sterling
St. Pat's
Melbeta
McGrew
Bushnell
Lorenzo
Big Springs
Payton
Dix
Pine ‘Bluffs
Peetz
Fleming
St. Pat’s
Colorado
St. Anthony’s
Miniature
Dalton Senta
Fleming Cagers Win Fourth Straight
Fleming Wildcats beat Julesburg 51 to 41 in a non conference game. Tommy Wilson scored 15 points and grabbed 18 rebounds to pace Fleming. Julesburg led 27 26 at halftime before Fleming surged ahead 40 35 after three quarters led by strong defense. Larry Spears led Julesburg with 16 points.
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Fleming
Fleming Wildcats
Julesburg
Lions
Wildcats
Tommy Wilson
Larry Spears
Scottsbluff Cougars led by Thomas and Dykman in 1959 season
Don Thomas, ex Sidney High star, was a primary offensive leader for Scottsbluff College in 1959, completing 37 of 106 passes for 601 yards and seven touchdowns. He also returned eight kickoffs. Jerry Dykman of Dalton earned honorable mention on Nebraska all conference teams as a leading receiver and defensive player.
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Don Thomas
Sidney High
Scottsbluff
Cougar
Thomas
Cougars
Sidney
Jerry Dykman
Dalton
Nebraska
Omaha World-Herald
Lincoln Star- Journal
Dykman
Be Dekman
Regulations Ready for 1960 Nebraska Fishing Boating
The Nebraska Game Commission prints updated 1960 fishing and boating guides. Free pamphlets outline state and interstate water rules and laws for the coming year. Distributed to district offices county clerks and 1200 permit vendors for public access.
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Ahan
Nebraska
Arid
The
Game Commission
Sunol Mustangs Defeat Bushnell 48 44 For Season Sweep
Sunol Mustangs beat Bushnell 48 44 at Bushnell Gym to move to 11 something on the season. John Allen six foot senior scored 26 with 11 field goals and four free throws while Tom Allington added 12. Bushnell’s Joey Stukert led with 17 points and Larry Gade Ken had 13 assists.
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Jmark
Sunol
Mustangs
Bushnell Gym
Ghost
Bulldogs
Oy Tha Tye Fed Yin
John
Allen
Tom Allington
Joey Jerry
Stukert
Bushnell
Larry’ Gadeken
Gentle Schootersi
Unter
Eopedes Sundl
Lodgepole Dominates Potter 52-32 in Conference Clash
Lodgepole Panthers defeat Potter 52 to 32 behind 19 points from Bob Hokom and 15 from Ray Tremain. Potter’s top scorer was Jerry Meester with 15 as Potter lost after a 6-4 run to start the game. Potter won the earlier junior game 19-18.
Phys Ed Display Series Set During Local Basketball Tilts
Sidney Public Schools Physical Education Curriculum Committee schedules half time demonstrations at seven Maroons home games to showcase in school programs. Saturday night East Sixth Boys vs Central Sixth highlighted skills from sixth grade Play Day finalists, with future junior high and elementary classes to follow under district staff.
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Sidney Public Schools
Maroons
Sidney Chappell
East Sixth
Darrel, Hunt
Central Sixth
Ellen Peterson
yEast
Bud Lade
Elizabeth Shaffers
Bill Harris
Central Eagles
Steven Harlan
Russel Heath
Larry Talich
Roger Wuthier
Stanley Mahlman
Bob Selzer
Paty Appelhans
East
Mike Jensen
Jim Eames
Steve Crain
al Kind
David Martin
Henry Tourney
Tim Homes
Robert Armitage
Tommy Meick
Tom Nightingale
Dalton Five Nips Harrisburg In Tight Home Opener
Dalton Tigers edged Harrisburg 46 45 in a hard fought Valley Conference game. Chuck Kragel led with 13 points, Jim Henke added steady scoring, Modlin topped Harrisburg with 16, and Dalton reserves won 36 35 as the girls also captured volleyball honors.
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Dalton
Tigers
Harrisburg
Chuck Kragel
Jim Henke
Modlin
Holyoke Dragons crush Sid ney Irish 77 to 46 on home court
Holyoke high scorers led by Bob Heimer with 19 points and Conn Wingins 19 propelled the Dragons past Sidney Irish 77 to 46. The win built Holyoke 249 points in three games while St Pat's struggled with height and depth, trailing 33 14 at halftime and 61 23 after three.
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St. Ratts
Dragons
St. Pat's
Sidneyites
Holyoke
Aragon
Sidney Parochials
Smooth Dragons
Bob Heimer
Conn Wingins Heimer
Waitgirs
Jack Coox
Kyle McQueen
Billy Cunningham
B. Johnson
Clint Dorwart
Alliance Cager Mie ruta Seeks 4th Letter
Alliance High basketball figures seek a fourth letter with coach Bud Larsen noting monogram winners. Transfers include Hank Garcia Jim Worthley Ray Hesse Tom Homick Jack Farley and Jim Ketthut John Sellars Hyannis and Dick Voss Hay Springs. Promising players Ernie Nickens Doug Young Allan Lawrence Jerry Culp Les Reno Steve Waldron and John Thompson.
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Alliance
Dick Stéphens
Alliance High
Bud
Larsen
Hank Garcia
Jim Worthley
Ray Hesse
Tom Homick
Jack Farley
Jim Kettehut
John Sellars
Hyannis
Dick Voss
Hay Springs
Larry Christensen
LeMoine Trout
Bulldogs
Ernie Nickens
Doug Young
Allan Lawrence
Jerry Culp
Les Reno
Steve Waldron
John Thompson
Melbeta Beats Broadwater 67 to 24 in League Play
Melbeta jumped to a 16 8 first period lead and rolled past Broadwater 67 to 24 in a Lodgepole Valley Conference class B game. Norm Vogel led Melbeta with 17 points while Baker added 10 for Broadwater. Broadwater reserves won 25 23 and Broadwater also claimed the girls volleyball decision.
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Melbeta
Eagles
Broadwater
Norm Vogel
Baker
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Peters
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Leland Lewis
Telegraph
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Belts
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West
Fleming Cagers
Scottsbluff, SC
Vmeeay
Lodgepole
Potter
Lodgepole Panthers
Potter Court
Panthers
Bob Hokom
Panther Ray Tremain
Jerry Meester
Turkey
Bill Bleu
Kearney
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Mie Ruta
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