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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1959

Page

8

Sidney Maroons Win First State Wrestling Points

Sidney high wrestlers earned five points at the state mat meet in Bellevue marking the program's first state scoring after a win by Conra Floht at 95 pounds, Vét Hakes at 138 pounds, and a forfeit by Gary Policky. Eleven Maroons competed, with Gene Printz reaching the quarterfinals before a loss to Bob Williams.

Sidney High Bellevue Maroons Conra Floht James Sommer Fremont Vét Hakes Alvin Paulsen Omaha ‘Tech Sidney Gary Policky Gene Printz Bob Williams Lincoln’ High

Sidney Beefs Up Early Five Point Lead In Meet

Sidney opens with a five point edge in the two day wrestling meet as Omaha South fans and officials react. The highly regarded Maroons coach Jim Godfrey and Les Lindmesser rush to gauge Sidney’s squad, surprised to learn the Redskins have a wrestling team.

Sidney Omaha South Jim Godfrey Les Lindmesser

South High captures fourth straight Nebraska wrestling title

Ley South won the state wrestling championship with 124 points, doubling Boy's Town at 62 and Lincoln High at 61 as they secured their fourth consecutive title in a tightly contested meet. Key results included Cap pen Lincoln Northeast pinning Flohr and McGovern Boy's Town pinning Policky, with standout finishes across weight classes and multiple podium placements.

Omaha South Boy’s Town Grand Island Lincoln High Omaha Central Omaha North Bellevue Omaha Tech Lincoln Northeast Fremont Kearney Lincoln Curtis Aggies Sidney Lincoln Pius Nebraska_ Blind Sidney Leon Cappen Flohr Gary Machan Gary Policky Maroons Jim McGovern Boy's Town Policky Dick Bottorff Art Mew Williams Vet Hakes Sidney Boys Leonard Bairn Curtis David Policky Gerald McVey Lincoln Pius X Kyle Carhill Julius Moyer Dan Beck Walt McCullough Richard Touney McCullough Stan Fraley Harold Irwin Fraley Finshed Gill Gorgen Cal Grogen Jim Fortner Harlan Pals Ley South Nebraska Packers South

Mustangs Fall To Melbeta By 66-40

Melbeta Eagles defeated Sunol Mustangs 66 to 40 on Friday night at Melbeta. Coach Dick Rolls saw early 18-13 pressure, then the Eagles pulled away to 38-22 at halftime and 54-31 entering the final period. Gene Hodges scored 13 for Sunol while Fred Franco and Norm Vogel led Melbeta with 16 and 15 points respectively.

Sund Mustangs Melbeta Eagles Dick Rolls Gene Hodges Siinol Fred Franco Norm Vogel

City League Tourney Opens First Round

The City Basket ball League begins Tuesday at the junior high floor with Brandin' Iron vs Zesto at 6:30 and Potter vs Knights of Columbus at 10:15. SOD plays Pastime at 7:45 and Reimers meets Bell Telephone at 9:00. Kimball has a bye and will face the Brandin' Iron Zesto winner Thursday at 6:30.

Brandin’ Iron Zesto Potter Knights of Columbus Reimers Bell Telephone Kimball Brandin’ Iron Zesto

Local basketball scores wrap up early season play

Sidn ey 55 Cozad 54 and multiple district games feature close finishes across Nebraska towns including Alliance 77 over Torrington 53 and Morrill 72 over Chappell 70. Notable upsets and OT thrillers appear among listed scores with teams like Ovid 65 Sedgwick 59 and Crook 53 Padroni 28 contributing to a scattered scoreboard roundup.

Sidney Cozad Sidney St. Pat's Gurley Alliance Torrington Scottsbluff Gering Ogallala Cheyenne Lodgepole Venango Morrill Chappell Potter Broadwater Dix Dalton Bushnell Melbeta Sunol Harrisburg Sunflower Bridgeport Lyman Bayard Minatare Oshkosh McGraw Lewellary Fleming Peetz Ovid Sedgwick Crook Padroni Iliff Métino

Gurley Pirates overpower Bushnell 50 22 in gym battle

Gurley Pirates led from the start at Bushnell gym Friday night for a decisive 50 22 win over host Bushnell Bulldogs. Dennis Lessig poured in 14 points to pace Gurley while Gene Foster led Bushnell with eight as Gurley Junior High also won 19-?

Gurley Pirates Bushnell Gymnasium Bushnell Bulldogs Gurley Dennis Lessig Gene Foster Bushnell Gurley Junior High

Late Morrill Bursts To 72 70 Victory Over Buffaloes

Morrill rallied from a 55 48 deficit after three quarters to erase a 19 15 first quarter hole, then surged with a 24 point fourth period to beat the Chappell Buffaloes 72 70 on Saturday night. Myron Beatty led Morrill with 24 points while Robin Nielsen topped Chappell with 21.

Morrill Chappell Buffaloes Chappell Myron Beatty Robin Nielson

Chappell Beats Morrill In Tight 72 Point Clash

Chappell defeats Morrill 72 to 70 in a high tension basketball game. Chappell guard Chappell scores 70 total points with key late baskets. Morrill's defense forces turnovers but falls short in second half.

Nichols 42 points leads Ogallala to win over Alliance

Mick Nichols set two school and conference records with 42 points as Ogallala beat Alliance 80 57 in a Western Conference game. Nichols scored 17 in the first half, then controlled the second half to push the Indians toward a conference crown shot. Gary Otson added 17 for Alliance. Schedule notes mention local Jaycees and other games in Cheyenne and surrounding towns.

Ogallala Mick Nichols Alliance Bulldogs Nichol Harry Ross Géring Sidney Nichols Indians Gary Otson

Two Sidney Teams Enter Kimball Jaycee Gold Medal Tourney

The 13th annual Kimball Jaycee Gold Medal basketball tournament runs Monday through Saturday with two Sidney squads, Pastime Club and Dalton Clothing, in the field. Monday's opening has Grover Jackrabbits facing Juelfs.

Kimball Jaycee Sidney Pastime Club Dalton Clothing Grover Jackrabbits Juelfs

McGrew Bobcats Win In Overtime at Lewellen Court

The McGrew Bobcats defeated Lewellen 53 to 46 in overtime after a 45-45 regulation tie. Ronnie Howard scored 17 points to pace McGrew while Steve Bradley led Lewellen with 15. The game ended with McGrew grabbing an 8-1 overtime margin.

McGrew Bobcats Lewellen Lewellen Court Ronnie Howard McGrew Steve Bradley

Navy Lt. Oakley Osborn in anti-sub warfare drill off Southern California

Navy Lt. Oakley E. Osborn, son of Dalton Neb residents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Osborn, attached to Attack Mining Squadron 10, participated in an anti submarine warfare exercise from February 16 to 19 off the Southern California coast.

San Diego Calif Oakley E. Osborn E. E. Osborn Dalton, Neb California

Skynet Exercise Divides Forces To Repel Submarine Breakthrough

Skynet, formed of U S First Fleet elements and Naval Reserve units, split into Blue defenders and Purple aggressors. The Blue forces aim to stop Purple submarines from breaching a 600 mile seaward barrier off the coast. The exercise ran under Vice Admiral R E Libby, Commander of the First Fleet.

Skynet Viéséls U. S First Fleeg Naval Reserve Purple R. E. Libby First Fleet

Oil-Gas wells listed in Banner and Kimball counties

Continuation lists oil and gas wildcat wells and operators across Banner and Kimball counties. Entries include Clyde G. Kissinger at Gifford No 1 and Warner Br No 1, British American Oil at Stauffer No 2, Sam G. Harrison Chap man No 1, Northwest Production Fa den No 2, Bob Burch Prouty No 1A, and Signet operations Lakes No 1A and Signet Field with location descriptors and section coordinates.

Clyde G. Kissinger Gifford Banner County Wildcat Warner 'Br British - American Oil Prod. Co Stauffer Davis Field Sam G. Harrison Chapman Kimball County Bartow Field Northwest Production Corp Ene Bob Burch Prouty Cne Signet Oper. & Expl. Co Lakes Kingsall County Signet Field

Rockefeller Honored Old Timers at Exposition

John D. Rockefeller Sr. became the first person to honor veteran oil industry workers during the International Petroleum Exposition, recognizing long service and contributions to the field.

John D. Rockefeller, Sr

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