Potter Bushnell Reach Dalton Tourney Final
Potter and Bushnell won semifinals to reach tonight's final. Potter beat Melbeta 46 45 after a late rally and Bushnell over Dalton 60 57. Dalton, led by Steve Allen with 16, fell just short as Donovan Ottoson hit a late shot for Potter.
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Potter
Bushnell
Dalton
Melbeta
Bushnell Cagers
Dalton Tigers
Steve Allen
Nolan Berry
Gary Thompson
Dalton Cager
Potter Coyotes
Bob Ottoson
Duke Anderson
Ottoson
Coyotes
Melbeta Cager
Sidney Invitational Finals Are Tonight
The Western Nebraska Invitational wrestling finals happen tonight at 7 in the Sidney Junior High gym. Sidney and Scottsbluff enter undefeated at 6-0, with last year’s winner Scottsbluff edging Sidney 86-78. Teams competing include Sidney, Scottsbluff, Torrington, Holyoke, Ogallala, North Platte, Kimball, and Alliance.
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Sidney
Scottsbluff
Bearcats
Torrington
Holyoke
Ogallala
North Platte
Kimball
Alliance
Dean Reimers
Bill Watson
Rich Slocum
Bonnie Briley
Reimers
Gordon
Cozad
Irish Fall In Third Frame As Maywood Pours On Points
The Sidney St. Pat's Irish were knocked out of the North Platte St. Pats Holiday Carnival by the Maywood Tigers 66-52. Maywood pulled away with a 16-6 third quarter while the Irish managed only six points. Denny Lawson led Maywood with 22 points on 10 of 12 shooting, aided by solid free throw work. Steve Schwartz paced Sidney with 16 points, including six of eight from the line.
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Maywood
Sidney St. Pat’s Irish
North Platte St. Pats
Buffalo Bills
Maywood Tigers
Tigers
Matt Herbert
Sidney Irish
Denny Lawson
Lawson
Steve Schwartz
Schwartz
Larry Schmitt
Schmitt
Lowell Hare
Jack Peetz
Max Schmitz
Tim Dodson
Steve Farrow
Hare
Herbert Ou
Peetz
J. Josten
Walsh
Wieser
St. Pats
Quail season ends January 8 in Nebraska
Nebraska quail hunters report plenty of bobwhite and good hunting despite dry weather. Quail season closes at sunset January 8, with a 1967 permit and Upland Game Bird Stamp required after December 31. Daily limit six, possession limit 18. Pheasant season remains open until January 22.
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Lincoln
Nebra- Nebraska
Game Commission
Nebraska
Panhandle Supply Leads in Weekend Bowling Meet
In a late December bowling summary, Maverick, Panhandle Supply, Fairmonts, and other teams compete with lane totals and individual top series. Standout performers include Sid ney Laundry and St Pauls Luther. Individual high series cited include Stan Weaver and Dottie McCoy with notable games by Edgar Meier and Dorothy Con der.
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Maverick
Panhandle Supply
Eis
Kurz
Fairmonts
Photo Center
Sidney Laundry
St. Pauls
Toltek
Elks
Stan Weaver
Fellowship
Peetz Eub
Trinity Lutheran
Christian
St. Pauls Luther
Fellowshippers
Potter
Daryl Meier
Edgar Meier
Lanettes
National Bank
Fort Sidney
Gift Shop
Folands
Cedar Lanes
Marathon
Dudes
Dottie McCoy
Dorothy Conder
Christmas Gun Safety Rules From Nebraska Game Commission
Lincoln Nebraska 1966 guidance urges young gun owners to learn safety first. Parents supervise early use, teach treating every gun as loaded, muzzle direction, safe storage, and limited admiration. Emphasizes unloading during cleaning, proper handling, and respect for wildlife and private land hunting laws.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Game Commission
Mom
Dad
Junior
Nebraska
First Trip Afield Emphasizes Gun Safety Lessons
The Sidney Telegraph highlights guiding a young shooter in field safety. It notes cautions to never shoot until targets are certain and lists resources like NRA courses, Game Commission offices, officers, scout leaders, police, and county agents for instruction.
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Sary
National Rifle Association
Game Commission
Ackerman-Robinson
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Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Company Inc
the Sidney Telegraph
Hofrock Bros. TV Service
Bae
Frente
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