Irish Invade Bridgeport In Battle For Undefeated Honors
Bridgeport hosts St Pat’s of Sidney in a key Panhandle clash between two undefeated teams. Bridgeport sits 12-0, St Pat’s also undefeated as they duel for the NPW regular season crown, with top scorers and starting lineups highlighted.
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Morris
Bulldogs
St. Pat’s
Sidney Parakes
Mitchell
Joé Johnson
Ed Brandt
Jim ‘Olson
Johnson
An’ Muzquiz
Evan Riddle
Steverage Keigh
Key Mca
Thorpe
Vern
Joe Beyer
Greg Feuerborn
Gary Miller
Miller
Mexico City trip eyed for Suriey band in 1958
The Suriey band plans a historic Mexico City appearance as the first US musical group featured in the American Society of Mexico City celebrations. The band, known for its versatility, will balance marching and concert roles with a 198 piece wind ensemble, while a dance stage band performs at a carnival.
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Suriey
Eisenhower
Enid
Oka
Portland
Oré
American’ Legion
Denver
Vband
Isi
Mexico ‘City
United States
American Society of Mexico
Phelps
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Tharching
Symphonic
Sidney Elks show strong at Western Nebraska Golden Gloves finals
Five Sidney Elks boxers reach finals at Terry Town Arena in Scottsbluff. In Class A Ron Hardy earns byes and advances to heavyweight final. Chuck Kragel and Chuck Hernandez win byes and later victories, with Kragel winning by TKO and Hernandez by decision. Jimmie Trujillo loses after Wednesday win. In Class B Merle Swanson and Mike Miller reach 160-pound final with Swanson winning by TKO and Miller awaiting action. Danny Bayne loses by decision after Wednesday win. Bayne then bows to Martin Ramirez of Scottsbluff.
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Sidney Elks
Nebraska Golden Gloves
Terrytown Arena
Ron Hardy
Chuck Kragel
Chuck Hernandez
Kregel
Woody Dubray
Hernandez
Raymond Martinez
Lyman
Jimmie Trujillo
Norman Littlehoop
Alliance
Les Gutierrez
Merle Swanson
Mike Miller
Swanson
Larry Miller
Bridgeport
Miller
Danny Bayne
Ray Trujillo
Sidney
Bayne
Martin Ramirez
Scottsbluff Serc Eagles
Mexican Fiesta Carnival trip to Mexico City planned
About 150 people are expected to travel to Mexico City for the Mexican Fiesta Carnival. The group includes band members directors assistant directors and sponsors.
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Mexico City
Band Hopes to Present Nebraska Flags in Mexico
Sidney High School Band plans to take two Nebraska flags to Mexico City next summer for a gesture to the American ambassador and Mexican authority. Band Director Sidney J. Phelps favors the idea and will seek flags from Gov. Morrison.
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Sidney High School
Mexico City
Nebraska
Sidney J. Phelps
Morrison
Sidney grapplers host Torrington in final home dual
The Maroon wrestlers led by Jack Langdon host Torrington at the Junior High gym with reserves at 7:00 p.m. and varsity at 7:30. The meet marks Langdon’s last local appearance after four years on the Sidney High squad. Roster changes, weights, and lineup details are listed for both schools.
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Ed Rath
Maroon Grapplers
Torrington Blazers
Sidney
Jack Langdon
Jack
Sidney High
Ogallala
Gering
Tom Kincannon
Jack Mitchell
Larry Broers
Bill Abel
Blazer Abel
Nelsons
Mit
Broers
Torrington
Big Springs and Imperial vie for SPV title in finals
Imperial edges Chappell 62 58 to reach the South Platte Valley Class A final while Big Springs nips Lodgepole 53 51. Tonight at 7 Chappell meets Lodgepole for third place and at 8 30 Big Springs faces Imperial for the championship.
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Imperial
SPV
Chappell _Lodgepole
Chappell
Lodgepole
South Platte Valley
Panthers
Paul Pocock
Trojan
LaVern Phelps
Gene Fraass
Ed Bauér
LeRoy Oliverius
Chappeil
Impérial
Buffs
Rock Smith
Gary Fanoele
Dix and Sunflower win TriCo tourney openers
In Harrisburg first round action, Dix defeated McGrew 62 29 while Sunflower beat Bushnell 56 32. Semifinals set Dix vs Melbeta at 7 p.m. and Sunflower vs Harrisburg at 8 39 p.m. Final slated for Saturday evening.
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Dix
McGrew
Sunflower
Bushnell
Harrisburg
Ayryhegi
Melbeta
Ruphnelt
Telegraph Want Ads Offer Trading and Sales
Classified notice invites readers to use the Telegraph want ads for selling or trading items. It promotes quick listings and broad reach for buyers and sellers in the local area.
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Telegraph
School Heads To Meet Here In Sidney Saturday
Twenty grade school principals from District VI Nebraska Education Association will meet in Sidney for a regular second semester session. Miss Inez Baker Lincoln state president will attend. The meeting starts 9 30 a.m. in Central School with a noon luncheon at the Country Club. Francs Pecht Scottsbluff is president. H R Polson Gering secretary. John Jensen South Ward School principal is local chairman.
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Nebraska Education Association
Sidney
Inez Baker
Lincoln
Country Club
Francs Pecht
Scottsbluff
H. R. Polson
Gering
John Jensen
South Ward
Sidney High Frosh Sweep Alliance in Dual Victories
Sidney High freshmen defeated Alliance 47-27 and 32-38 to sweep a pair of games. Leonard Perez led with 27 points, Steve Harlan 11, while Bullock added eight for Alliance. In the Sterling game Perez had nine, Trude 13, and Jotn White iced the win with 45 seconds left.
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Sidney High
Alliance
Maroon Frosh
Sterling
Leonard Perez
Steve Harlan
Sidney Frosh
Bullock
Dale Trude
Perez
Sidney
Sidney Alliance
John McHenry
Tom Nightengale
Frank Utermohier
Rex Swanson
Gary
MeGasi
Maroon Cagers Host Kimball Saturday Nite
Maroon cagers seek a fourth win and third straight as they host Kimball in a non conference game at the Junior High gym Saturday. Kimball brings a 4 5 record led by Hoke McMillan with 106 points and Dennis Haines with 102. Ramos paces the Maroons with 99 points and Swanson 60.
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Bob Cook
Maroon Cagers
Kimball
Junior High
Longhorns
Sidney
Maroons
Hoke McMillan
Dennis Haines
Woody Ramos
Jerry Swanson
Swanson
Ramos
Tom Jackson
Jim Allen
Jerry Cronk
Gering
Ogallala
Bulldogs
Alliance
Cagilala
Pete Johnson
Jim Tice
Silver Dollar tops Dalton in early Sidney League tourney
In the first round of the Sidney Community Basketball League tourney Silver Dollar defeated Dalton 47 to 37 led by Larry Black with 20 points. Potter beat Brandin Iron 56 to 38 with John Sommers and Marv Myer scoring 21 and 16 respectively. Next week Sidney National Bank vs Silver Dollar and Potter vs Peetz advance to semifinals set for Feb. 7 with the finals on Feb. 14 and a consolation bracket for the losers.
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Silver Dollar
Dalton
Potter
Brandin
Iroor
John Sommers
Marv Myer
Mike Fisher
Larry Black
Curly Worth
Larry Musi
Sidney National Bank
Peetz
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