Bankers Extend Perfect Run In Sunday Action
Undefeated Sidney National Bank won its seventh straight game 97-74 over Sidney Business Institute. Four Bankers scored in double figures as Jim Randstrom and Rudy Ramos contributed 26 each with Nelson scoring 43. Don Tedesco led Conoco with 17 as they defeated Egging 71-61. SAD fell 99-24 to Rudy's Mark et with Hadden 28 and Brookhart 18 supporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Randstrom
Sidney National Bank
Sidney Business Institute
Sidney Conoco
Egging
Rudy
Bankers
al Nelson
Jim Rundstrom
Oody Ramos
John Beyer
Conoco
Don Tedesco
Fastenau
Hadden
Byron Brookhart
al Mapel
SAD
Egging Hecker
Meyer Sidney Samson
Busby Laux
Ewert White
Asher
Schilz
Bales
Holloway
Hutchinson
Sidney National Bank Mandell
Ramos
Reitz
Welch
Beyer
John
Rundstrom
Joe
Rudy’s Market Hadden
Krueger Brookhart
Booth Bondegard
Zalesky Mapel
Tremain
Derrigan Fox
Nadia Nowak
Sanville Johnson
Reserves Lose After 2 Wins In Scottsbluff rout
Scottsbluff reserves snapped Sidney’s two game win streak with a 60-43 victory Saturday night. John Seidel led Sidney with six points in the first period as Sidney jumped to an early 16-14 lead before Scottsbluff surged to a 29-26 halftime edge. Monte Saux and Scott Mahaffey led Sidney with 12 and 11 points while Madden topped Scottsbluff with 15 in a second half pullaway.
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Scotts Bluff
Sidney
Bearcat
John Seidel
Cats
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Bearcats
Monte Saux
Scott Mahaffey
Madden
Garden County Receives Federal Wildlife Fund Share
Three Nebraska counties Cherry Garden and Washington are among 223 across 43 states to receive 30 212 60 from national wildlife refuges for 1965 64 receipts Nebraska ranks sixth in funds distributed Counties with refuges get 25 percent of net revenues from surplus sales grazing timber operations and other privileges Funds must be used for public roads and schools
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Lincoln
Nebraska
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Cherry
Garden
Washington
Area Scores: Friday and Saturday basketball results
Friday games featured Potter 76 to Gurley 61, Holdrege 67 to Ogallala 56, Dix 78 to Harrisbore 51, St Patrick's of Sidney 37 to Lodgepole 36, Lorenzo 84 to McGrew 47, Kimball 55 to Bridgeport 52, Scottsbluff 98 to Alliance 56. Saturday results: Scottsbluff 78 to Sidney 55, Alliance 42, Chadron 35, Alliance St Agnes 56 to Sidney St Patrick's 55.
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Potter
Gurley
Holdrege
Ogallala
Dix
Harrisbore
St. Patrick’s
Sidney
Lodgepole
Lorenzo
McGrew
Kimball
Bridgeport
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Chadron
Alliance St. Agnes
Sidney St. Patrick’s
Bobcats Often Misjudged For Wildlife Impact
The bobcat is commonly blamed for broad wildlife destruction, but evidence shows they mainly feed on rodents.
Jeter and Osberg Named Academic All-Americans
Nebraska football stars Tony Jeter and Jim Osberg earned second-team Academic All America honors for 1965, selected by the CoSIDA. Also cited on offense were Kansas tackle Mike Shinn and Oklahoma State center Jim Click. defense featured Missouri guard Bill Powell, Colorado linebacker Steve Sidewell, and Oklahoma back Mike Ringer. Nebraska's fourth consecutive year with honorees follows Jim Huge in 1962, Dennis Claridge in 1963, and Kent McCloughan in 1964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
College Sports Information Directors Association
All America
Tony Jeter
Jim Osberg
Mike Shinn
Kansas
Jim Click
Oklahoma State
Bill Powell
Missouri
Steve Sidewell
Colorado
Mike Ringer
Oklahoma
Jeter
Osberg
Jim Huge
Dennis Claridge
Kent McCloughan
NU Baseball Workouts Open at Schulte Field House
Lincoln coach Tony Sharpe begins Nebraska’s 1966 indoor baseball workouts with 32 candidates including nine returning lettermen from a second place 1965 Big 8 squad. Returning players include Randy Harris Jim Smith John Roux Bob Hergenrader Gary Nei bauer Bob Stickels Clayton Luther Frank Solich and Gary Tunnison. Cozad is noted as the world’s largest dehydrated alfalfa center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Tony Sharpe
Nebraska
Schulte
Sharpe
Randy Harris
Jim Smith
John Roux
Bob Hergenrader
Gary Neibauer
Bob Stickels
Clayton Luther
Frank Solich
Gary Tunnison
Rock Show to Return to Elerbeck Building Again
Preliminary plans place the Rock Show in the Elerbeck building, the same venue used for the past three years, continuing the familiar location for the annual event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elerbeck Building
Modern Math Film Tuesday at St Patrick's Academy
The next two reels on Modern Math will be filmed at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the St Patrick's Academy auditorium. Patrons of the school and the general public are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Academy
Band Parents Meeting At St Patrick High School
Band Parents of St Patrick's will meet at the high school at 7 30 p m Thursday. A good attendance is urged by organizers seeking community support and coordination for upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick’s Band
Chimney Rock Stone Age Fair Dates Set
The ninth annual Chimney Rock Stone Age Fair is scheduled for Friday through Sunday March 18 to 20. The Chamber of Commerce, after last year’s show, fixed the event on the third weekend of March for advance publicity. Dealer and exhibitor space inquiries are already on file, with over 50 collectors and six dealers participating last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
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Garden County
Federal Wildlife Fund
Foland
Minneapolis-Moline, Inc
Jeter. Osberg
Nu’s
Cozad
MOD
Tom Henning
Brian Lafler
Alan Runge
Frank Solano
Jack Bennett
Glen Bennett
Clay Radtke
Telegraph
Modern Math
Ievrope
Hnte
Webster's Seventh Men
NOPW
Product Exposure Co
U. S
Europe
TWA
Sidney Office Supply
A. Lutchard Dickinson
MR. Clarence
Krueger
Nebr
Block
America
19Th St
Standard Oil of
California
Atlas Tires
Jack Ellis
Chevron
Illinois
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