Sidney Maroons Edge Mitchell In Panhandle B Clash
Sidney high basketball team, the Maroons, upset Mitchell 54 to 49 in a late season Panhandle B conference game. Seniors Ben King Gary Seevers Carl Heebe Dale Maley and Bob Deedee led scoring while Jim Krueger added 14 points. Mitchell hit 8 of 24 shots in the first half as Sidney seized a 14-2 second quarter run and pulled away after intermission.
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Tom Jones
Maroon Cavers
Mitchell
Sidney High Basketeers
Ney
Sidney
Maroons
Munatare
Ben King
Gary Seevers
Carl Heebe
Dale Maley
Bob Deed
Seevers
Sparkpluy
Jim Krueger
Mentor Jones
Nets
Tigers
Larry Glandt
Amp Meeker
Mitchel
Meeker
Gene Morimoto
Tiger
Mitney
Joe Barnes
Krueger
Deeder
Pie
Junior Tigers
Young Maroons
Tall Tigers
Ancel Lewis
Art Bauer
Schnieder
Artist
Gering
Crawford
Panhandle
Sidney Fg
Deeder Maley Pearson
Nickum Barnes
Shuman King Beebe
Lovelace Meeker Glandt
Erhart Morimoto
Schuldise Conn
Pietsch Andreas
Vern Wagner
George Niekum
Jerry Krueger
Lowell Shuman
Wendell Pearson
Maroon Cagers End Loop Play Tonight
The Maroon basketball team seeks a third Panhandle B win as they travel to Minatare to face a hot and cold Indians squad amid a 4-3 loop record. Sidney fans hope the Maroons learned from Saturday’s 54-49 win over Mitchell and the Aggies promise stiff class A opposition at Curtis.
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Sidney
Maroons
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Aggies
Reclamation Line Suit Under Way in Nebraska
Damages due 21 owners of 29 tracts in Devel and Keith counties form the central issue as the Federal Bureau of Reclamation’s condemnation suits proceed in federal court at North Platte. The 75 foot wide right of way crosses fields along the 115000 volt transmission line from Sidney to Ogal lala, dissecting owner fields. Each defendant refused Bureau offers of settlement.
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Ogallala
The Empty Quarter Deserts of Southern Arabia
A description of the Empty Quarter, a vast southern Arabian desert noted for its extreme dryness and sparse human habitation, highlighting its status as one of the world’s driest regions.
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Nebraska outdoor auction to sell confiscated guns
The Nebraska Game Commission will hold a public auction on April 4 for 127 confiscated firearms including 14 automatic shotguns, 38 pump shotguns, 10 double barrel shotguns, and 33 rifles. Sealed bids due by 11 a.m. April 4, with lot numbers on envelopes, and lists available on request. Guns on display at the Commission office in Lincoln for inspection.
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Canada
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Minnesota
Iowa
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Ontario
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Omaha
Gering Keeps Panhandle Cage Crown Again
Gering's Bulldogs defeated Minatare 50 to 38 on Minatare's home court to clinch their second straight Panhandle crown and 10th win against two losses. The victory designates Gering as the team to beat in the upcoming district class B tournament at Scottsbluff.
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Track Stars Dominate Husker Fresh Meet
Western Nebraska freshmen led by Leonard Beckenbach and Jon McWilliams score in the Husker Fresh Meet as Oklahoma dominates with a 57 1 6 to 45 5 6 finish. Receivers include Merle Brestel and Darrell Dolph. event winners span mile, sprints, hurdles, and field events with Dahl and Ladd posting top times.
Local track meet results across multiple events
Sidney Liams headlines a meet with standout performances. Leonard Beckenbach of Alliance wins pole vault at 12 feet 17 inches, with Jack Skalla Beatrice second and Berry Mashburn third. Merle Brestel of Chappell takes high jump at 671 inches, with Irwin Cook and Haynes Harrington tied for second. Bill Hawkins Beatrice wins broad jump at 21 feet 912 inches, Leon Moore Holdrege second, Beckenbach third. Robert Van Dee of Omaha wins shot put at 46 feet, Ted Lofgren Holdrege second, Darrell Dolph Minatare third. Oklahoma wins the relay in 3 minutes 30 seconds.
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University of Nebraska
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Sooner
Jon McWilliams
Bill Hawkins
Beatrice State
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John Dahl
Oklahoma
Merle Brestel
Chappell
Darrell Dolph
Minatare
Nebraska
Leonard Beckenbach
Alliance
Dick Shunatona
Don Ladd
Hugh Osmera
Madison
Nebr
Leon Moore
Johnny Dahl
Stan Alexander
Mike Stubbs
Charles Scully
Beatrice
Sidney
Warner Olson
Holdrege
Donald Ladd
Jim McLean
Benedict
Jon Mc
Liams
Jack Skalla
Berry Mashburn
Irwin Cook
Haynes Harrington
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