Sunol Repeats As Cage King In Sidney City League
Sunol clinched the Sidney City League basketball title for the second year with a 40 to 30 win over Mayfair. Clarence Zalesky and Peetz led Sunol with ten points each as Sunol maintained an unbeaten record. Dalton's Clothing edged Sioux Ordnance Depot 38 to 33, with Smith scoring 17 for Dalton's and Aleman 11 for SOD.
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Legion 56 Potter 50 in high scoring duel
The American Legion outpaced Potter 56 50 as Bowman led with 23 points and Stan Juelfs contributed 14 for Potter. Potter rallied late in the final quarter but fell short, as Legion maintained the lead throughout the game.
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Maroons Bayard in B district tourney seedings set
Mitchell Tigers top seed and Gering Bulldogs second in Class B district tournament set for March 6 9 at Scottsbluff with Kimball Sidney Maroons fourth seed. First round pairs Mitchell Chadron and Gering Gordon, with schedule through Friday final and third place game in Scottsbluff High gym for up to three thousand spectators.
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St Pat Dalton Game to Feature Irish Homehold Clash
The St Patrick's Academy Irish host the Dalton Tigers at the Youth Center tonight with a 7 pm second team and 8 pm first team game. St Pat's comes in seven wins in ten, after beating St Agnes 45 to 30. Heaton 14 and Ferguson 9 led the scoring. The Irish last hosted St Agnes reserves 26 to 14 in a preliminary, while last week they defeated St Anthony's 32 to 25 in Sterling. The squad has beaten Pine Bluffs and Lewellen twice, and lost to St Pat's North Platte in overtime, with trips noted toward the Class C tournament at Grant March 1–3. drawings set for Monday at Ogallala.
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Gurley Five Triumphs Over Broadwater 65 to 36
Gurley avenged a season loss by rout ing Broadwater 65 to 36 on Friday night. Gurley led 16 to 5 after the first period and widened to 52 to 21 by the end of the third as Broadwater was hampered by star Abbott’s absence due to an auto accident. Stopher led Broadwater with 17 points while John Nelson, Ward Hinrichs, Don Handley and Warren Hinrichs each scored in double digits for Gurley.
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Sidney Loses To Longhorns In Kimball Clash
Sidney high cagers fell 52-35 to Kimball Longhorns as Bud Christen sen led with 19 points and Harlo Longmore added 18. Sidney center John Harden scored 10 while Barlow led the Maroons with 12. Next game hosts Mitchell Tigers, regular season ends at Minatare February 27.
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Potter girls rally past Sunol in close volleyball clash
Potter girls beat Sunol 50 48 after trailing at halftime 28 25. Linda Zalesky led Sunol with 15 points, Norma Jean Buhrdorf scored 13 for Potter. Sunol scheduled to face Broadwater in basketball tonight as preliminary.
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Potter Beats Sunol 46 44 comeback in final period
Potter overcame a three quarter lead by Sunol Mustangs to win 46 44 Friday night. Stines led Potter with 21 points before fouling out in the final period. Sunol’s Zalesky scored 18 and Hunt 17 as Sunol led 7-5 22-19 and 37 32 after three quarters.
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Bowling high series and team high scores report
Perry Bobby Harlan rolled a 548 series with C Harris at 547 for high series while Hendricks 202 and L Harlan 200 led high games. Notable players include Sidney Cr and D Bills with 460 high series and 180 170 162 high games respectively, with Hi 1952 as team high.
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Nebraska permit sales rise amid fishing and hunting data
Nebraska residents show one in five buying a hunting or fishing permit based on the Nebraska Game Commission report. The incomplete sales tally suggests when under 16 non-buyers are counted, buyers may be about one in four of the population. Telegraph Want Ads Cet Results Try Them.
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