Elliott Named Athlete Of Year For 1958
Herb Elliott the 20 year old Australian was named outstanding male athlete of the year by the Associated Press. Elliott set world mile records in Dublin and Goteborg and ran the mile under four minutes in 10 races during 1958. He edged Jimmy Brown for the AP honor with Bob Turley in third. Delany broke the indoor mile record and Americans beat the Russians in Moscow, with Russia winning overall 172 to 170.
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Herb Elliott
Tusday
Associated Press
Elliott
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland Brown
Bob Turley
New York
Sweden
Australia
Dublin
Goteborg
Herb
Ellatt
Ron Delany
Villanova
United States
Delany
Gunnar Nielsen
Denmark
Feather Club Members Vie For Longest Pheasant Tail
By J F Thompson 56 hunters paid a dollar to compete for the longest pheasant tail feathers. Ivan Armstrong led with a 24.375 inch tail, Marlon Jobman close at 24.125, Bud Ray 23.875. All-time record stands at 27.25 by Dean Stettner. New Liar's Trophy goes to G C McAlexander for the tallest hunting yarn.
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Doug Earnhart
Sidney Barber
Rhetos Earrier
Ivan Armstrong
Gurley
Telegraph
J. Fred Thompson
Doug
G. C. McAlexander
Sidney
North Platte
Mac
Phea‘sant
Zutyhds
SOD Men's League Dec 16 1958 Standings and High Scores
Dec 16 1958 SOD Men's League results show Transportation A 2444 leading Team Series with 2307 at Mel's Sinclair Service 859 and Brownson 828, while Sidney Shoe Hospital and Tavern items appear in the mix. Individual high scores include Mel's Sinclair and Brownson with notable marks. details are truncated but indicate a multi-team bowling event with upcoming matchups.
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the Mint
Ohio Oil Co
Nat'l. Bank
Sidney Nat'l. Bank
Farbert. Ins
Rail's
Kirby Vacuurh
Ormick Farm
Dake ‘Clothingay
Nienhueser & Weber
Americagil
Memorial
Pital’ Bank
Pune Irie
Atletics
National Bank iMo
Memorial’ ‘Hospital
McCormick+ Farm
Heim the Rail
Iton
Ray
Conoco
Martaz
Matihest
Indy
Augenstein
Lingwalt
Matihe
Sherwood
Preil
Dee
Bess
Ikcklet Motor ° Co
Tativ
Eddie Rautinaitis
Jerry Fuchs
Andy Oskvarek
Corky Booth
Ute
Eddy Reulinalis
Andy Oskarrek
Kahl Lester Perry
Pearlie Copley
Sidney
Brownson
Tavern
High
Mel's Sinclair
Eek
Carl
Farmer
Brian
Harry Pokrwinski
Andy Gonzales
Ted Schaefer
Elza Wolverton
Eddie Raulinaitis
Transportation Aly
I Sidney
Oil Co
Grothe Engineers
Pete Sewald
Born’s Conoco
Dolly Roids
High Indy
Brownson Tavern
Herb Seevers
Roads & Grounds
Carl Farmer Sr
Mel's Sinclair Service
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Bing’s
Art’s Motors
Dalton’s Farmers
Gurley Pipeliners
Pacific Veg. Oil Corp
St. Paul's
Ohio Pipeliners
Dalton Farmers
Dalton Tramners
John , Schmidt
Tom ‘Miller
Jerry Jurgens
Wes Nelson
Herb Peters
Elwin Linton
Tom Miler
John Schmidt
Church Volleyball League Plans Next Year
Tom Jones chair of the Community Improvement Recreation committee says a church volleyball league will be organized soon after January 1. All church groups are urged to send a representative contact immediately.
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Tom Jones
Nebraska Winter Sports Composite Schedule 1958 59
University of Nebraska lists 1958 59 winter sports with home games at 8 05 p m except Kansas on Feb 14 8 35 p m and a full slate of basketball wrestling swimming gymnastics indoor track and meets across Big Eight venues including Lincoln Kansas City Boulder Minneapolis and Ames.
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University of Nebraska
Kansas
Kansas City
Colorado U
Boulder
Minesota
Minneapolis
Oklahoma State
Lincoln
Karisés
Mankato State
Mankato
Missouri
Oklahoma U
Kansas State
Manhattan
Nebraska
Colo. U. Utah U
Drake
Fairbury J. C
Colorado State U
Ft. Collins
Colorado
Michigan State Relays
East Lansing
Creighton University
Omaha
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Oklahoma
Stillwater
Norman
Ft. Hays
Jaws State
Nebraswd
Kansas Ye
South’ Dakota State
Kaneae
Lawrence
Iowa State
Peru
Thur
Minesota U
Iowa
Kansas C
Grinel
Ames
Columbia
Big Eigh
Midwest A.A.U. Champ
Hastings
Civic Basketball League Attracts Ten Quintets
Ten teams will join the Community Recreation Adult Basketball League starting January 6 with a three game opening night. Teams include Kimball Merchants S Kimball Jacees Brandin Iron Zto Sion Primers Lead Pastime Club SOD Potter Knights of Columbus Northwestern Bell Telephone. Opening games at 6 46 8 00 and 9 15 with admission 50 cents adults 25 cents students. Charles Barlow elected league president with Don Winkleman Ivan Adams as officers. Teams must pay 30 entry 2 assessment by January 15 plus rosters for up to 15 players.
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Community Recreation
Sunol
Kimball
Merchants
S Kimball Jacees
Braindin’ Iron
Z2sto Sion
Primers
Pastime Club
SOD, Potter
Knights of Columbus
Northwestern Bell Telephone
Barlow
Ing
Charles Barlow
Don Winkleman
van d
Ivan Adams
Adams
Brandin’ Iron
Bell Telephony
Reimers
Potter
Maroon basketball adapts fast break under Harris
Sidney High builds an up tempo offense with Coach Bill Harris adopting a fire horse style after evaluating talent. The Maroons, 2-2 in the first quarter, aim to improve against Alliance and Cheyenne. Music in the Maroons’ dressing room aids focus and relaxation after tough practices. Pigskin rumblings continue nationwide with Terry Brennan’s Notre Dame era noted.
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Maroon
Sidney High
Cagers
Maroons
Bill Harris
Harris
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Ogallala
Gering
Harrismen
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Pete Elliott Debuts as Rose Bowl Coach for California Bears
Former Nebraska coach Pete Elliott will make his debut guiding the California Bears in the Rose Bowl next week against Town. The Bears earned a 7-3 record to reach the game, after a near losing season last year in his first year with California, prompting questions about coaching success.
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Nebraska University
Pete Elliott
California Bears
Bears
Elliott
California
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Miafe
Tances. Delaney
U. S. Russia
Moscow
U. S
Saint
Herb Fere
Lidere
Feather Club
Bowe! Ladies League
SOD Men’s League
Civic Basketball
Eoop
Covell
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
Forest - Ph
Dobbs
Panhandle League
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