Raiders Edge Scottsbluff In Double Overtime Thriller
Sidney Red Raiders survive a tight 69 67 overtime win over Scottsbluff after a 61 59 regulation comeback, with key plays from Kieselhorst and Peetz. Gering defense held Sidney to 47 in Friday loss. Peetz named defender of the game.
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Sidney Junior High
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Scotts Bluff
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Gering
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Jaye Schmidt
Jaye Kieselhorst
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Scottsbluff
Joe Warnick
Schmidt
Dan Schmitz
Craig Larson
Steve Cook
Jeff Peetz
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Reed Reiselman
Larson
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Bearcat Warnick
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Mark Davis
John Cannon
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Mark Rogers
Rogers
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O'Connell
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Potter edges Dix 67 66 to snap three-game skid
Potter won 67-66 as Dix strove to pull off an upset. Terrell Shaw scored for Dix, and Dan Collin praised the win after Potter avoided costly miscues. Bruce Larson led Potter with four points and Jerry Brown added 21 for Dix as both teams traded late opportunities.
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Terrell Shaw
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Jerry Brown
Andy Southard
Shaw
Chappell
N& Dix Potter
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I Wieser Rau
Enevaldsen
H, Wieser
Kasten
Schuessler
Maas
Schnell
Southard
Brown
Heidemann
Brothers
James
Gurley leads Pirates past Buffaloes 73 to 64 on home court
Gurley scored 27 to top the Pirates and Steve Draper assisted with 20 in the first half. Mike Rowan added 20 as Buffaloes fall to 4-11 while Buffaloes Brad Bower led with 16 and Chappell drops to 4-11. Pirates improve to 9-7 and out-rebounded 44-32. Buffaloes travel to Potter Monday.
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Mike Rowan
Brad Bower
Rowan
Potter
Chappel
RTA
Ledbetter
Davis
Sample
Bower Gy
Kerk
Tutals
A Gurles
FIA
Horst
OU Huehn
Russell
Ladine
Tutais
Petrocelli Hits Safely In All 1975 World Series Games
Boston Red Sox third baseman Rico Petrocelli recorded a hit in all seven games of the 1975 World Series, tallying eight safeties and finishing with a .308 batting average.
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Rico Petrocelli
Six Girls Basketball Games This Week Setup
Six girls basketball games are scheduled this week with five on Tuesday and one on Thursday. Matches include Lodgepole at St. Pat’s, Dalton at Potter, Gurley at Scottsbluff, Sidney at Dix, and Grant at Chappell, plus Potter visiting Lodgepole. Top finishers from last week’s Minuteman Activities Conference tourney were Gurley first, St. Pat’s second, Potter third, and Dalton fourth.
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Irish remain undefeated in loop play at St Pat's win
Sidney St Pat's remained unbeaten in Minuteman Conference play with a 57 53 victory over Lyman. Russ George led the Irish with 18 points while Randy Fahey Mike Deaver and Tom Von Seggern added 17 12 and 10. Lymans Derr scored 24 as the Wildcats rallied late but fell short. Friday features St Pat's versus Lodgepole at the Sidney Youth Center.
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George
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Af Derr Derr
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Fahey
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Stere
Nelson wins bronze in Innsbruck as Americans surge
Cindy Nelson of Minnesota claimed bronze in the downhill at Innsbruck and aimed for more medals as the United States built momentum toward possibly its best Winter Olympic haul since 1932. Ross Mittermaier of West Germany won gold ahead of Austria's medal contenders. Miss Young added a bronze in the 1000 meters, contributing to six U.S. medals amid close competition with the Soviet Union leading with seven golds and 14 total.
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Cindy Nelson
Sheila Young
United States
Miss Nelson
Ross Mittermaier
West Germany
Austria
Miss Young
Detroit
Lake Placid
N.Y
Tulane Tailback Eddie Price tied to 1949 Tulane star
Eddie Price junior is the son of Eddie Price, the 1949 Tulane standout. The elder Price was the first college back to rush for over 3,000 yards. Oklahoma opened 1975 with a win, marking the Sooners 21st straight victory. The New York Nets will host 42 home games at the Coliseum on Long Island this season.
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Eddie Price
Senior
New York Nets
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Long Island
Medals Count Shifts After Early Innsbruck Events
In Innsbruck the AP reports the 12th Winter Games medals tally after today’s early events. Gold medal rankings determine position with silver and bronze as tiebreakers and totals listed for each nation.
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