Sidney Wrestlers Qualify Five For State In District Four
Sidney places third in Class B District 4 in Conad as five Raiders earn state berths Phil Childers Brian Childers Brian Balfour Stan Nienhuser and Gary Herman advance to Lincoln awaiting Thursday through Saturday competition Gering dominates with 1324 points Valentine and Chadron also advance five wrestlers apiece coaches note byes hurt team score and three finals feature Sidney performers including Childers Nienhuser and Balfour with close losses and dramatic pins in a district packed with strong contenders
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Red Raider
Sidney
Conad
Phil Childers
Brian Childers
Brian Balfour
Stan Nienhuser
Gary Herman
Lincoln
Gering
Valentine
Chadron
Gary Nickal
Raiders
Dick Schofield
Broken Bow
Gary Nelson
Doug Williams
Phil
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Nienhuser
Fred Fankhouser
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Versatile Dalton offense accounts for 2 wins
The Dalton Tigers improved to 8-5 with two weekend victories. In Dix, they topped the Panthers 65 to 43 behind hot outside shooting and solid underbasket work, led by Lenny Deaver 23, Randy Flamig 22, and Rusty Flamig 18. The next night they defeated Lewellen 62 to 35, with Randy Flamig 16 and tight defense fueling the win. The Dalton junior varsity also won twice, moving to nine straight after a 33-31 win over Dix with Dennis Peters scoring 15 and Leonard Marks 17. Dalton held off Lewellen 31-29 Saturday as Peters added 10.
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Leonard Marks
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Cape
Flohr
Mic Cabet
Southard
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James Brothers
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Mustangs sweep Colorado in three wins
WNTC Mustangs beat Denver Baptist 110-75 and Colorado School of Mines junior varsity 82-59 then top Rockmont of Denver 79-70 to push season record to 14-8. Bobby Briggs scored a total of 87 across the three games with 39 against Denver Baptist, backed by Ellis Purifoy, Jon Marchant, and George Dunlap amid strong contributions from Yardley and Jones.
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Denver Baptist
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Golden
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Jon Marchant
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WNTC
Rockmont
Denver
Briggsdale crushes Peetz in rubber match 81-48
Briggsdale dominated Peetz to finish last in league, leading 34-11 at halftime. The Bulldogs fouled out six players and made 40 free throws, shooting 33 of 55 from the line. Peetz ends season 1-16 as JV won and girls lost 34-26.
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Bulldogs
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State wrestling finals televised in Nebraska
The Nebraska ETV Network will again air live statewide coverage of the Nebraska High School Wrestling Championship finals from the University of Nebraska Lincoln Coliseum in Lincoln. The three day tournament runs February 19 to 21 with finals on February 21 at 7 30 p m hosted by Dick Janda and Jim Miller. It is expected to draw over 30 000 spectators with 768 boys from 179 Nebraska high schools competing.
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Innsbruck
International Olympic Committee
Lord Killanin
Ireland
Lake Placid
N.Y
Pageantry and brawl mark 1976 Winter Olympics title
Innsbruck closes the 12th Winter Games with a pageant but a U S barroom brawl with about 20 Austrians casts a shadow. The U S finishes third with 10 medals including Hamill Young Mueller golds. Soviet Union tops with 13 golds and 27 total.
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Sheila Young
Peter Mueller
Lake Placid
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Kegler's Korner Highlights Bowler Scores and Hall of Fame Picks
The column lists high scores from recent bowling weeks led by Leonard Hendricks with a 639 series and 230 game, plus multiple 600s and 500s from various bowlers. Doris Juelfs, a rising star from Potter, posted a 603 with a 212 high game and turns 70 in June. The piece also notes upcoming Ladies Association Tournament results, top doubles and singles leaders, and WIBC Hall of Fame inductees for April in Denver.
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Hal Zalesky
Dean Bules
Cork Booth
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Velma Smith
Gladys Ogle
Earl Belden
Ron Welch
Francis Roelle
Jerry van Natter
Jerry
Vicki Engelland
Steve Louderback
Ray Cottier
Glenda Schilling
Jan Tedesco
Virginia de Poorter
Jo Anne Chaliberg
Beryl Rogers
Doris Juelfs
Potter
Doris
Ladies Association
Cindy Wiles
Helen Kitt
Helen
Tommy Hudson
Jim Godman
Loraine
Ohio
Jim
WIBC
Wibc Hall of Fame
Winifred Berger
Sonoma
California
Olga Gloor
Vista
Elvira Toepfer
East Detroit
Michigan
Yesteryear
Doris Coburn
Tonawanda
New York
Judy Soutar
Grandview
Missouri
Denver
Colorado
Gurley Edges Melbeta For 51 46 Victory
Gurley won a 51-46 decision on Melbeta’s court to move past a 3 9 Eagles team while Melbeta led 30 26 at halftime. Gurley rallied to reclaim a one point lead late, then outscored Melbeta 10 6 in the final period as shooting cooled for Melbeta. Mike Rowan scored 20 for Gurley and Russ Schuman 22 for Melbeta. Gurley junior varsity also beat Melbeta 34 21.
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Pirates
Bruce Vires
Mike Rowan
Russ Schuman
Gurley Gurley
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Horst Ladine
Russell
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