Sidney Maroons sweep Sterling and Chappell in 1958 clash
SHS beat Sterling 63 47 and Chappell 67 50 as Coach Bill Harris’ squad raises record to 2 1. The Maroons also defeated Sterling reserves 46 44 in a tight late game. Kent Pearson led with 16 in second half and Harold Pierson added 12.
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Sterling
Chappell
Sidney High
Bill Harris
SHS
Coloradoans
Vern Kosta
Thmselves
McCook
Maroons
Harold Pierson
Bisons
Ron Zook
Howie Maley
Mike Fisher
Sidney
Mick Rennick
Kent Pearson
Maroon and White
Rennick
Maley
Shephard
Bison
Aheay
Pearson
Oswald
Castle
Neilsen
Fisher
Pierson
Harris
Ogallala
Maroon
Buffs
Ben
Ford
Art Ostermeier
the Rebound Department
Leland Lewis
Tigers
Sidney Beach
Tiger
Bob Cates
Stan Hergenreier
Don Adams
Max Hendon
Larry Haberkorn
Hergenreter
McMillan
Rod Bales
Ron Cronk
Bob Samson
Harold“ ‘Pierson
Hergen Reter
Sterile
Tigerkittens
Ben Ford
Golden
Gary Schmitt
Ramos
Sidney Ey Cow
Pearson Ee
Rennick A
Gilliland
Samson E
I Plum
Bales
Myles
Nelson
Johnson
Oswaldy
Nielson
Vance
Kenney
Sidney Na
Maley E
K. "Pearson
H. Pierson
Fisher Rennick
Gillilad Samson
Hazelwood O
I Cronk
Adams A Amen
Herberkorn Hergemreter
McAllister Miller
Morris
Ramos Sandsted Whalers
Hendon McMillan
Big Springs Beats Broadwater 51 to 24 in Slim Victory
Big Springs jumped to an 18 5 lead after one period and defeated Broadwater 51 24 Saturday night. Derrel Gehrke scored 13 points and Lowell Gill 12 for Big Springs, while Elvin Steward led Broadwater with 13 points.
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Big Springs
Broadwater
Derrel Gehrke
Lowell Gill
Trojan
Elvin Steward
Maroons Sweep Sterling In Friday Night Basketball
Sidney high varsity and reserve squads defeated Sterling in a double victory here Friday night marking a complete reversal for the Maroons as they seized control on both ends of the floor.
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Sidney High
Sterling
Sterling Tigers pin Sidney in decisive wrestling rout
Sterling's Tiger wrestlers defeated Sidney 48 to 6 with pins by Lebsock 1:19 and Brunner 0:45, plus several decisions and pins in other weight classes. Last meet for Sidney is Thursday at 5 30 against Kearney.
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Sterling
Tiger
Sidney
Jack Lebsock
Conrade Flohr
Tigermen
Charles Polvado
Sidney Dale Wood
Jim Brunner
Harlan Pals
Dan Beck
Harley Stoltz
Gordon Printz
Bud Stone
Sidney Grapplers
Kearney
Lebsock
Flohr
Williams
Cochran
Carhill
Hamil
Policky
Beck
Stoltz
Stanley
Hakes
McLavey
Felt
Carrasco
Touney
Stone
Polvado
Woods
Brunkhardt
Gene Printz
Brunner
Pals
Sidney Riflemen Win First Match in Panhandle League
Sidney's Rifle team won its first season match in Panhandle Rifle League competition, out shooting Harrisburg as Walt Engel-land shot a 389 to pace the field. Lyman defeated Bayard and Scottsbluff's Wilver team beat the Scottsbluff Golden Age squad.
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Sidney
Harrisburg
Walt Engelland
Lyman
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Wilver
City Cage Loop Meeting Is Set For Thursday
Adults invited to join an urban recreation basketball league meeting set for Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in room 101 of the senior high school. Tom Jones of the Civic Improvement Recreational Committee calls the gathering. last year the city loop drew eleven teams and a postseason tournament.
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Tom Jones
Civic Improvement Recreational Committee
SOD Bowling Lanes Sees Triplicate Records Smashed
Dick Sedgwick blasts a 170 triplicate to topple Jimmy Cullins 150 mark while Kokjer Motors in the SOD Major Scratch League shatters high team game and team series marks. Don Kahl bowls 591 and Corky Booth 602 in a torrid three game set.
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Jimmy Cullins
Dick Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Kokjer Motor
Brownson Tavern
Kokjer
Brownson Tavern - Metz Beer
Don Kahl
Corky Booth
del Lamm
Bill Beard
Bill Triplett
Gurley Named Tourney Site For Lodgepole Valley Games
Lodgepole Valley Activities Conference President Charles Hunnel of Big Springs announced the Class A tournament will be at Gurley January 21 22 and 23 with opening round matchups St Patrick's Sidney vs Big Springs and Gurley vs Harrisburg. Class B tourney moves to Dix on same dates with teams including Bushnell Broadwater Dix Loenzo McGrew Melbeta Sunol. A double elimination volleyball tourney will also be held at Potter February 2 4 5 and 7 with thirteen teams.
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Gurley
Lodgepole Valley
Lodgepole Valley Activities Conference
Charles Hunnel
Big Springs
Hunnel
Roumde
St. Patrick’s
Sidney
Lodgspele
Harrisburg
Sunflower
Dalton
Potter
Dix
Bushnell
Broadwater
Loenzo
McGrew
Melbeta
Sunol
Sidney Leads In Weekend High School Scores
Basketball scores show Sidney 63 over Sterling 47 and Sidney 77 over Chappell 60. Other results include North Platte 54 over Ogallala 51 and Gering 69 over Kimball 42. Several games listed with postponements noted.
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Sidney
Sterling
Chappell
Sidney St. Pat’s
Holyoke
Ogallala
McCook
North Platte
Boy’s Town
Scottsbluff
Gering
Kimball
Oshkosh
Chadron Prep
Bridgeport
Bayard
Lyman
Big Springs
Broadwater
Alliance
McGrew
Harrisburg
Melbeta
Dalton
Gurley
Dix
Chappell Loses New Home Court Debut
Oshkosh guard Ron Vogler hit a field goal in the final three seconds to lift the Oshkosh Eagles to a 45-43 win at Chappell. Mylie Newkirk scored 16 to pace Coach Fred Lawrence's squad to their third win without a loss while Robin Nielsen led Chappell with 16 points.
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Ron Vogler
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Eagles
South Platte Valley
Chappell High School
Buffalos
Mylie Newkirk
Fred Lawrence
Robin Nielsen
Chappell
Jones to Lead Area Class A Basketball Group
Sidney high school athletic director Tom Jones is named chairman of the Class A area basketball division to organize a meeting by January 10 for selecting a tourney director and site. Participating schools include Alliance Valentine Gothenburg Gering Kimball McCook Ogallala and Sidney.
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Tom Jones
Sidney High School
Alliance
Valentine
Gothenburg
Gering
Kimball
McCook
Ogallala
Sidney
Jones
Kim
Ball
Chadron Prep Defeats Bridgeport 55-37 in League Showdown
Chadron Prep led 11-10 after the first period, then pulled away to a 28-19 halftime margin. Dick Muma scored seven field goals and ten free throws to pace Chadron Prep's 55-37 victory over Bridgeport, while Bridgeport's Peterson led the losers with 10 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Muma
Chadron Prep
Eagles
Bridgeport
Peterson
Crook Mallards Rout Sedgwick 57-29 in league tilt
The Crook Mallards defeated Sedgwick Pirates 57-29 in a Lower Platte Valley game. Crook led 14-3 after one period and 27-15 at halftime. John Keil and Gene Carwin each scored 12, Conrad Helmut 11, Merle Carwin 10 for Crook. Sedgwick’s E Woltemuth had 19 before fouling out.
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Crook Mallards
Sedgwick Pirates
Crook
Mallards
John Keil
Gene Carwin
Conrad Helmut
Merle Carwin
Sedgwick
E Woltemuth
St Pat's edge Holyoke in late surge for 47 45 win
Sophomore Billy Cunningham hit a two handed jumper with 1 20 left to lift St Pat's Irish over Holyoke 47 45 after trailing 29 22 at halftime. Hahler led St Pat's with 23 points while Rod Hahler and Tom Kallhoff also contributed key scoring. Holyoke guard Gene Wiggins sparked the Dragons early as Jim Martin and Ken Hageman added scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Cunningham
Youth Center
St. Pat’s Irish
Holyoke
Colo
Cunningham
Rod Hahler
Tom Kallhoff
Kallhoff
St Pat’s
Francis Clapham
Ken Hageman
Hahler
Rod
Hahier
Gene Wiggins
Dragons
Jim Martin
Martin
Hageman
Wiggins
Darrel Schilz
St. Pat’s
McFadden Fe Hahler
Hernandez Cunningham Schilz Kalihoff
Ringleman Gorman
Holyoke Fg
Ft Martin
Jacminek Einspahr
D. Heimer
Travis Wiggins
W. Heimer
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Buffaloes
Kent ‘Pearson
K. Pearson
Big Springs Wallops Broadwater
Sidney Riflemen
Dave McFadden
Jerry Batterman
Arm Brigade
Crook Bops
Gary
Les
Bob
Balls Spalding
Burke Wilson
10Th Ave
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Strong St. Anthony’s
St. Pat’s Cagers
St. Anthony's
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Colorado
Yuma
Wray
St. Anthony
Denver Mullen
Denver
Jim Jarred
Don Harley
Tom Rathhoff
Briant Sandquist
Darrell Schilz
Jeff Brougham
Arch Hernandez
Tom Hergenreter
Jim Kaiser
Excel Lite
Excellite Neon
Morey Cameron
Sidney Service
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