Sidney High Raiders Face Holdrege and Lexington Tests
Sidney High Red Raiders, 14 2 and ranked fourth in state, travel to Holdrege for a Friday non league game and to Lexington on Saturday to meet second ranked Minutemen in a pair of weekend clashes. Minutemen star Doug Holtmier leads a strong front line as Sidney eyes improved defense and efficient fast breaks while aiming to rebound from last year’s split with Holdrege and a 61 58 win over Lexington.
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Holtmier
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Ed Stuckey
Mark Neil
Yea Hou Drege
Bill Gustaffson
Thees
Dusters
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Mark Rogers
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Jaye Kieselhorst
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Lubash
Kieselhorst
Tim O'Connell
Chris Hadden
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Tiant seeks updated pact with Red Sox including no-cut clause
Luis Tiant 36 wants Boston to extend his two-year contract through 1979 and add a no-cut provision. Attorney Bob Woolf says talks are close and Tiant is adamant, while Tiant contemplates actions if negotiations fail. Red Sox officials remain noncommittal as Tiant trains at Brookline High School.
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Sidney Women’s City Bowling results crown Peetz Elevator champ
The Sidney Women's Bowling Association City Tournament concludes with Peetz Elevator winning Class A Team scoring 2688. Dude's leads Class B Team at 2645, and Dot Musil with Nancy Sherlock capture the doubles with 1168. Singles leader Jeannine Runge posts 612, while Vanda Philson tops All Events with 1585 and ties Handicap All Events with Opal Winn at 1675.
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Ardith Gillham
Faye Fehringer
Deb Tobler
Jeannine Runge
Bev Hinrichs
Velma Smith
Bev Adkinson
Vanda Philson
Opal Winn
Lois Sebold
Rose Kennedy
Joan Scheurman
Candi Makey
Fran Horst
Sharon Segelke
Bertha Heaton
Doris Juelfs
Denny DeNovellis
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Norm Meyers
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Men's Basketball Sunday Card at Local Venues
Sunday schedule lists five matchups across venues including Sidney National versus Stag Tavern at 12 30 and 145-Dalton versus Vince's Lounge. Other games feature Fairmont Foods against Lodgepole, American National versus B&B Sales, and Dinklage Co-op against Deluxe Motel at 4 45 and 5 30 respectively.
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Stag Tavern
Dalton
Vince's Lounge
Fairmont Foods
Lodgepole
American National
B&b
Dinklage Co-op
Deluxe Motel
Powder Puff American Bank A
CA Story Agency
Sidney Nat'l Bank
Gehrig and Son Ralco
American Nat'l Bank
Brandin Iron
Atkins
Sidney Rooting A
Puddle Makers
Glen's Water Sew A
Plains Derby Cabela’s Fix Pharmacy
Peetz Elevator
Sidney Federal S & L
Dalton A Breeders
Sie Juells Grain
Socialettes
Hartziers Plumbing
Gurley Farmers Gurley Gas and Oil Elevator
Jerry Tree Service
Kehls Conoco
Potter State Bank
Elks
Hixon Iron Metal
Whie Cross Ins Ranch
Safeway
Potter Sundry
Sala Lorenzo Coop
St. Pat's Farmer's Co-op Grain
Potter Coop P Gas
Bud's Texaco E
Culligan’s
Cedric’s Hardware
Panhandle
Fellowship Silver Dollar Be
Sidney Nat’s Bank
Holy Trinity
Clarence
Kofc No
Potter No
No Cheers
Kofcno
Potter
Egging Co
Peetz Hot Spot
EL Shop
A Dick’s
St Paul’s Lutheran
Peetz U.M
Frontier Music
Western Drug
Sidney
Harold's Electric
Pepsi Cola
Eltra
Barker Cleaners
Sidney Ford Mercury
Holly Realty
Cedar Lanesa
Kedar
Ellison Rexall
Gold Diggers
Stashh Mobil A
Dalton Dodgers Gift Shop
Little Stinkers
Stash Mobile
Fantastic Fore
Bowling Bugs
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State girl basketball dreams hinge on three district tours
Fifteen area teams chase Nebraska's first girls state tournament with two district events in Chappell and Mitchell. District 15 in Chappell runs Mon-Thu with nine teams battling Gurley, Potter, Dalton and others. District 16 in Mitchell features six regional teams leading to a clash for the title. Winners advance to Lincoln March 3-5 for the state meet.
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Chappell
Mitchell
Gurley
Potter
Pirates
Dalton
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Mustangs Rout Curtis In Thursday Basketball Clash
Western Nebraska Technical College Mustangs defeated Curtis 91 to 67 at the Youth Center. Scott Westover and Mike Hooper led with 24 and 22 points amid Curtis zone pressure, as WNTC rebounded from prior losses. Hooper also scored 22 in the prior Curtis result. Holman was ill for a Milford game earlier in the week.
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Scott Westover
Mike Hooper
Mustangs
Dennis Hicks
WNTC
Dave Holman
Milford
Hooper
Central Nebraska Technical College
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