February sports bustle across Cheyenne County schools
February brings busy basketball and volleyball schedules across Cheyenne County schools. Minuteman and Dix tournaments loom, district playoffs approach, and school events include dances, convocations, and educator meetings. Multiple towns including Gurley Dix Dalton Sunol Lodgepole Potter Lorenzo Chappell Sunol Paxton and Sidney host games, tournaments, and related activities with February 21-28 district events and several varsity and junior high contests.
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Cheyenne County
Minuteman Activities
Bushnell
Dix
Cheyenne County Educators Assn
Sund
Gurley
Potter
Sunol
Minuteman
Lorenzo
Dalton
Harrisburg
Potter Junior High
Pine Bluffs
Dix Cagers
Dalton the
Homemakers of America Club
Junior Highteams
Heizer
Julesburg
Brule
Big Springs
Paxton
Chappell
Lodgepole
Mothers Club
Sunol Sunol High School
Royalty
American Legion
Sidney
St. Pat’s
Bayard
Gering
Ogallala
Fort Morgan
Scottsbluff
Cheyenne East
Central School
Sterling
Lincoln
Sidney Educators
Alliance
NSEA
AAUW
North Platte
Kearney
Alliance St. Agnes
Dalton and Sidney High School
Snow Cover Keeps West Wheat Safe
Western Nebraska's snow cover eased farmers fears during two weeks of sub-zero readings. Winter kill may affect eastern central and southeastern counties where snow is lacking. Temperatures ran 19 to 24 degrees below normal. livestock care suffered with higher feed use and water issues. Some newborn pigs, lambs, and calves were lost. cattle gains and egg/milk production declined.
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Nebraska
Federal Division of Agricultura
Marr Fires Tee Shot on 235-Yard 17th at LA Open
Dave Marr, 1965 PGA champion, used his No 2 iron to a solid tee shot on the 235 yard 17th during the second round of the Los Angeles Open. He sank the shot and added momentum to his round.
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Los Angeles
Dave Marr
Lee Gain Rites Were Tuesday
Services for Lee Gain, 78, who died last Friday in Memorial Hospital, were held yesterday from Light Memorial Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Carl L. Nelson officiating. Burial was in Greenwood Cemetery with Craig Mortuary in charge. Pallbearers were Oren Cox, Gene Morris, W. W. Schultz, Avin Davis, Charles Jacobsen and Martin Frahm. Survivors include his wife Cora and one son Wayne of Denver, three brothers Ira of Denver, Asa of Greeley, Cole and Frank of Arroyo Grande, Calif, and one sister Mrs Jessie Schultz of Arroyo Grande, plus nieces and nephews.
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Lee Gain
Memorial Hospital
Light Memorial Presbyterian Church
Carl L. Nelson
Greenwood Cemetery
Craig
Oren Cox
Gene Morris
W. W. Schultz
Avin Davis
Charles Jacobsen
Martin Frahm
Gain
The
Odd Fellows
Presbyterian Church
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St. Patrick’s
Chappell High School
Oshkosh
Mitchell
Sutherland
Morrill
Lodgepole Valley Activities Association
McGrew
Lorenzo Cagers
ST. Patrick’s Academy
St. Patrick’s Auditorium
Sterling St. Anthony’s
Imperial
Rushville
Mary Lu Dorwart
Linda Jarred
Alice Krajewski
Don Devie
Leslie Becken
Helen Krajewski
Maryann Schwartz
Keith Hyde
James Walsh
Dan Deaver
Carol Gregg
Nancy Peetz
Rosellen Deaver
Academy
Peetz
FFA
Peetz High School
Ovid
Padroni
Sedgwick
Iliff
Sterling High School
Fort Collins
Logan County Heart Fund
Draft Board
Marr
Lous Johnson
Division of Selective Service
Cheyenne
Guy N. Henninger
Nebraska Selective Service System
Johnson
Air Force
Marine Corps
Koufax
New York
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Tay
RCA Victor
Sportabout TV
New Vista
RCA
Illinois
Standard Oil of
California
Atlas Tires
Jack Ellis
Chevron
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