Maroons overwhelm Lodgepole 54 to 32 in home win
Sidney Maroons display sharp offense and strong defense to defeat Lodgepole 54 32 on their home court. Key players Smith McWilliams Rogers and Barlow pace the scoring with 12 9 and 8 points respectively as Sidney leads 21 17 at halftime and dominates the third period 22 3 to seal the victory. Lodgepole’s Lindley Kerk and Robertson contribute but fall short as Sidney dominates free throws and holds a clear margin throughout. Next game is January 8 at Kimball and January 18 vs Gothenburg.
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LaVern Anthony
Sidney Maroons
Lodgepole
Sidney High School
Maroons
Lodgepole Five
Sidney
Panther
Smith
Rogers
Barlow
McWilliams
Bills
Edwards
Lindley
Kerk
Sid
Panthers
Robertson
Adams
Leo Shuman
Maroon
Shuman
Jack Meyers
Sidney Varsity
Kimball
Gothenburg
Sidney Fgee
Pis
Seevers
Wiedeburg
Wise
Bowling results and milk safety note in The Telegraph
Bowling standings show teams like Ohio Oil and Hutchisons with high scores and game records across a bowling session. A separate milk safety column stresses three C's cooling, covering, and cleanliness to prevent illness from milk.
Bowling League Standings and High Scores for Week
The Rails Cafe leads with 3 to 0 wins over Julesburg and others in the Bowling League. Rails Cafe posts high team series 4878 and high team game 1028. Individual top scorers include Miller 635, C Harris 617, Stewart 587, Copley 585 with games up to 243 and 222 and multiple 231s.
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Rails Cafe
Julesburg
Waddells Cafe
Beckmanns
Co-Op
Silver Dollar
Vendis
Legion
Miller
C. Harris
Stewart
Copley
Oskvarek
Simmerman
Harris
Irish Stomp St. Patrick Five Beats St. Anthony 42 27
St. Pat's led from the start and defeated St. Anthony's of Sterling 42 to 27 on the Youth Center floor. Pflum scored 12 and Dickes 11 to pace the winners while Quinn led the visitors with 12 points. St. Pat's hosts Gurley high Tuesday.
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St. Pat’s
St. Anthony’s
Sterling
John Dykal
St. Anthony
Pflum
Dickes
Vince Heeg
Certter Quinn
Quinn
St. Pat’s Kokes
Cabela
Peterson
Henke
Hee
Skrdlant
Milah
St. Anthony’s Sieben
Schmidt
Snyder
Immel
Koberdanz
Manganero
Sidney Freshmen Run Past Junior High 23 15
A Sidney high freshman team, minus eight first stringers, defeated a junior high squad 23 to 15 on the junior high floor. Coaches mixed lineups to test depth as the 1951-52 season opens with a trip to Bridgeport next Wednesday for the freshmen and a Jan 3 home date with Chappell for the junior high cagers.
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Sidney High
Bridgeport
Chappell
Army strength before World War II and Philippine Division
Before the war the Army comprised eight regular divisions plus the Philippine Division, totaling less than half of today’s size. The note reflects on the comparatively small peacetime force prior to global conflict.
Potter Coyotes Hold Off Peetz Rally for 40 36 Win
Potter Coyotes jumped to a 13 point lead and withstood a Peetz comeback to win 40 36 at Potter Friday night. Jim Schwartz Merlin Maas and LeRoy Willoughby led Potter scoring while D Krause paced Peetz. In prelims Peetz reserves defeated Potter reserves 67 19.
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Potter Coyotes
Peetz
Colo
Potter
Inito
Jim Schwartz
Merlin Maas
LeRoy Willoughby
Schwartz
Willoughby
Francis Lipska
D. Krause
Krause
Peetz Reserves
Potter Reserves
I Lipska
Juelfs
Ie Maas
Thies
K. Krause
O. Krause
B. Weiser
Bridgeport Bulldogs handle Bayard 59 to 38
Bridgeport Wallops Bayard 59-38 as John Fields and Jerry Clemens score 18 each to pace the Bulldogs. Jim Elliott anchors defense while Bayard’s Marvin McNeice leads with 14 points. Score by quarters shows a strong Bridgeport surge in the third period.
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John Fields
Jerry Clemens
Bridgeport Bulldogs
Bayard
Bulldogs
Tigers
Jim Elliott
Marvin McNeice
Aeave
Bridgeport
Seevers Joins Concordia Basketball Team
John Seevers, ex Sidney high athlete, named to the Concordia Teachers College varsity basketball squad. He played backfield for the Teachers and earned honors on Nebraska football teams. The 1950-51 Bulldogs went 12–6, defending ALI Concordia tournament champions from Winfield, Kansas. The 1951-52 schedule lists 22 games including three tournaments.
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John Seevers
Sidney High
Concordia Teachers College
Seevers
Nebraska
Winfield
Kansas
Color in Circus Wagons and Cages Uses Paint to Attract
Color aids to circus success depend greatly on eye catching wagons cages coaches and carriages that gleam with fresh paint. The vivid color spell draws customers while the protective coating guards equipment from heat cold sunshine rain alkali and sand across their long travel routes.
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