Ford and Arch Hernandez repeat at Scottsbluff Golden Gloves
Ford and Arch Hernandez clinched fourth straight Omaha trips by winning unanimous finals at the 1959 Scottsbluff Elks Golden Gloves. Ford, 147-pound welter, beat Tony Vera 3-0 to earn the Bob Hernandez Memorial Trophy. Arch, 135-pound light welter, defeated Tony Martinez 3-0, marking Arch’s third Scottsbluff title in four years and his fourth consecutive Omaha berth.
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Arch Hernandez
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Argall Warren
Bayard
Arch
Tony Martinez
Scottsbluff Serc Eagles
Hernandez
Wayne Weston
Alliance
Little
St. Pat’s
Weston
Sioux Ordnance Depot Athletic Club
Alvin Salazar
John Ballestro
Lyman
Jerry Hile
Dick Gutierrez
Gering Clips SHS For Cage Loop Title Share
Gering edged Sidney 83-72 on the road as Chip Wood Gary Robinson and company kept their hold on a Western Conference title. Sidney's Randy Bauman debuted with 13 points while Mick Rennick and Mike Fisher led Sidney scorers. Gering improved to 11-2, while Sidney fell to 9-3 in nine seasons at Scottsbluff.
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Gering
Chip Wood
Gary Robinson
Sidney High
Basketeers
Maroons
Nebraska
Don Knauss
Ogallala
Sidney
Alliance
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Gary Olson
Mick Nichols
Ron Gilbreath
Gilbreath
Robinson
Wood
Mike Fisher
Mick Rennick
Howie Maley
Randy Bauman
Bill Harris
Bauman
Bulldogs
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Scottsbluff
Bill Comstock
Mike Fisher Jr
Larry Krause
Randy Bauman So
Bill Reichenberg
Larry Hartwig
Harold Pierson
Sid Micek
Maley Es
Pearson
H.pierson
Fisher Rennick
Gilliland
Plum
Lewis
Samson
Ae Gering
Miller
Crime Klein
Robinson Smith
Rahmig
Richendifer
Panthers Clip Oshkosh for ninth straight win
Lodgepole Panthers beat Oshkosh 67 58 at home to extend their winning streak to nine and improve to 15 1 for the season. Bart Boudegard led with 24 points while Danny McCord scored 19 for Oshkosh as Lodgepole reserves won 45 36.
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Duang Freeman
Lodgepole Panthers
Oshkosh
Eagles
Panthers
Lodgepole
Bart Boudegard
Panther
Danny McCord
Tigers Rally To Beat Coyotes In Valley Clash 61-35
Dalton Tigers improve to 11-2 with a 61-35 home win over Potter Coyotes in Lodgepole Valley Conference Class A action. Gary Harris scored 18 for Dalton while Russ Langley topped Potter with 18. Dalton also won the junior game 46-28 and the girls won a volleyball match.
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Potter Coyotes
Steve Owens
Tigers
Gary Harris
Dalton
Russ Langley
Coyotes
Dalton Girls
Potter
Jobman
Harris
Lindsey
Henke
Lessman
McRoberts
Warren Wap
Langley
Larson
Dindinger
Hesnault
Sommers
Vate
Basketball Scores From Various Nebraska Teams
Sidney St Pat's beat Chadron Assumption 65 to 41 while Gering fell to Sidney 83 to 72. Lodgepole won 67 58 over Oshkosh, Scottsbluff 43, Alliance 42. Dalton 61 35 Potter, Lorenzo 42, Gurley 40. Dix 53 over Broadwater 39. McGrew 57 over Harrisburg 40. Ogallala 68 66 Holdrege. Bridgeport 46 39 Kimball. Crook 51 45 Peetz.
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St. Pat’s
Chadron Assumption
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Lodgepole
Oshkosh
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Dalton
Potter
Lorenzo
Gurley
Dix
Broadwater
McGrew
Harrisburg
Ogallala
Holdrege
Bridgeport
Kimball
Crook
Peetz
Wednesday Volleyball Games Postponed for Ash Wednesday
The Church Volleyball League postponed all Wednesday night games due to Ash Wednesday services. Regular season play will resume next week. Last week only the Blue League played with Presbyterian defeating Episcopal 3 0 Christian beating Trinity Lutheran 3 0 and Methodist edging Peetz Evangelical United Brethren 2 1.
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Episcopal
Christian
Trinity Lutheran
Methodist
Peetz Evangelical United Brethren
Mallards Edge Peetz 51 45 at Crook Gym
Crook hosts the Peetz Bulldogs in a tight 51 45 victory as the Mallards rally from a 36 23 third quarter deficit. Conrad Helmut scores 29 for Crook, Danny Brachtenbach tops Peetz with 13 as Peetz drops to 6 4, Crook second with 11 1, Iliff leads 10 0.
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Crook Gymnasium
Mallards
Bulldogs
Conrad Helmut
Peetz
Danny Brachtenbach
Crook
Iliff
Brachtenbach
Weiser
Meier
Finley Fehringer
Helmut Keil Merl Carwin
Gene Carwin
Kuskie
Top Four City Teams Clash In Basketball Schedule
The City Basketball League's top four collide Tuesday on the senior high court. Brandin Iron leads 6-0 against Reimers Seed 5-1, Potter 5-1 meets Kimball 4-2, and Zesto faces Bell Telephone in the night’s final game as the regular season nears its end with a league tournament to follow.
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Brandin’ Iron
Reimers
Potter
Kimball
Zesto
Bell Telephone
Wrestlers Meet Alliance Here Tonight
Sidney high school hosts first year Alliance in a 7 30 p m dual on junior high mats aiming to even season at four wins four losses one tie. Bulldogs are winless this season and look to rest some veterans while giving others a chance to prove themselves with four green starters in action.
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Sidney High School
Bulldogs
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Maroons
Bearcats
Jim Godfrey
Les Landmesser
Conrad Flohr
Kyle Carhill
Vet Hakes
Policky Brothers
Dave
Gary
Alliance
Antelopes Hold Off Pirates in 42-40 Victory
Lorenzo Antelopes built a 14 point halftime lead and survived a cold third period to edge Gurley Pirates 42-40 Friday at Lorenzo auditorium. Jerry Klug led Lorenzo with 12 points while LaVon Rohde topped Gurley with 15 as Gurley won the earlier junior game 22-7.
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Gurley Pirates
Lorenzo Auditorium
Antelopes
Gurley
Jerry Klug
Lorenzo
LaVon Rohde
Pirates
Irish Scoring Balance Beats St Agnes 64 41
St Pat’s Irish defeated Alliance St Agnes Crusaders 64 to 41 at the Youth Center to extend their winning streak to four and improve to 8-4. Tom Kallhoff led with 16 points, Rod Hahler and Darrell Schilz each scored 15, Billy Cunningham added 12, as four Irish players reached double figures. Murray topped the Crusaders with 17.
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Crusaders
Alliance St. Agnes
St. Agnes
Francis Clapham
Tom Kallhoff
Rod Hahler
Darrell Schilz
Billy Cunningham
Hahler
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Kalihoff
Schilz
Cunningham
Murray
Larry Murray
Kallhoff
Crusader
Jim Sandstrom
St. Pat's Fg
McFadden Kallhoff
Schilz Durbin McQueen
Ringleman Gorman
DeGunier
J. Ramsey Miller
Veradi Sandstrom
Marchant Murray
Thoendel G. Ramsey
Platters Forfeit All Cage Games After Ineligible Player
North Platte High School will forfeit all basketball wins this season after discovering ineligible player Frank Caudillo. Caudillo, listed born Nov 19, 1938 in baptismal records, is 20 and violated NSAA age rules, prompting NSAA notification. North Platte drops to bottom of the West Big Ten, Alliance moves to second. McCook and Kearney gain two conference wins each.
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Maroons
Scottsbluuff
Bearcats
Nebraska
Alliance
Warren Brown
Scottsbluff
Brown
Larry Krause
Bill Comstock
Comstock
North Platte
Bill Harris
Gering
North Platte High School
Ernest Horacek
Frank Caudillo
Caudillo
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Sutherland
Bureau of Vital, Statistics
NSAA
Horacek
Platters
McCook
Kearney
Irish Graders Lose In Overtime 29-28
St Pat s 7th 8th grade basket ballers fall one point short in overtime for the consolation trophy at the Uiff Invitational. They lost 29-28 to St Anthony s of Sterling after reaching the finals by beating Brush Colorado 55-4. Vern Beyer led with 14 points in the win and had eight in the Thursday loss to Yuma Colorado.
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St. Anthony’s
Sterling
Brush
Colo
Vern Beyer
St. Pat's
Yuma
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