Irishmen Aiming For Potter Clash And Oshkosh Tale
In Western Nebraska Class C action Potter Coyotes host St Pat’s Irishmen in a top season clash on the Potter maples with tipoff at eight and a 6:30 open for the reserves. The Irish and Coyotes boast strong records as districts loom with Ogallala set for Feb 23.
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Hollis Anderson
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Doug Moeach
Paul Hutchison
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Vern Lubash
Derby Chairman Detroit Russell Fons Named Derby Administrator
Russell J. Fons of Detroit, long with Chevrolet, is named administrator of youth activities for the All-American Soap Box Derby division and assistant general manager. E. E. Buckler announced the appointment, highlighting Fons' 11 years with Chevrolet’s field staff and derby leadership.
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Sidney and Gering In Loop Game Preview
Sidney High travels to face Western Conference leader Gering in a key loop clash as the Maroons seek their second win amid a 1-5 start. Gering’s 5-0 conference mark and Sidney’s balanced scoring pace set the stage for a pivotal battle with standout players Kim Severson and Larry Rice among the risks for Sidney.
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Golden Attends Sportsmen Meets in Nebraska
Duane Golden of Sidney and Albert Bartow of Gering, directors of the Western Nebraska Sportsman Club, attended the Nebraska Council of Sportsmen Clubs at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln. They reviewed pending sportsmen bills and Monday focused on LL.B. 35 the Dove Bill, which was indefinitely postponed.
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Frosh and Sophs Win Two, Tourneys Start Monday
Sidney freshmen and sophomores defeated Sterling 50-45 and 63-95 to end the regular season. The 7th-8th grade team also finished 9-0 and heads to Scottsbluff to face host in the first round. Freshmen, 8-2, travel to Alliance to meet Gering at six, one of two teams to beat Sidney this year.
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Tough Wrestlers Vie For District Honors At Sidney
Former champions and veterans converge for the Class A District Wrestling Tournament at Sidney Junior High. Notables include Scottsbluff’s Chuck Henry and Dick Dasher, Alliance’s Mark Schreiber, Scottsbluff’s Rich Reinhart, Sidneys Steve Slocum, Dennis Mika, and Ron Osborn, with prior titles shaping a competitive field as Bellview eyes the state crown.
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Scottsbluff
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Mark Schreiber
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Happy Jack Ski Area Snow Report At Weekend Peak
Six inches of new snow and more falling mark the latest update for Happy Jack Ski Area between Cheyenne and Laramie. Sidney area groups plan to visit this weekend as ideal conditions persist. Certified ski school runs daily 10:30 to 1:30 with all facilities open on weekends.
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Harrisburg Spikers Capture MAC Volleyball Tourney Title
Harrisburg won the Minuteman Activities Conference tournament at Gurley on February 8 and 9 by beating Lodgepole in two straight matches 15-6 and 15-4 to take top honors. Potter finished third by defeating Gurley two of three. Harrisburg had earlier defeated Gurley to reach the final while Lodgepole beat Potter in two of three. The event opened with Harrisburg defeating Lyman, Gurley topping Bushnell, Potter beating Dix, and Lodgepole stopping Dalton.
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Lyman
Bushnell
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