Sidney High Five In Two Conference Bout As District Warmup
Sidney High prepares for a pair of Western Conference games to finish the regular season. The Maroons stand 2-1 in the league and host Ogallala tonight while traveling to Alliance tomorrow in a prelude to Tuesday at North Platte. Captain Tom Nightingale leads a lineup led by Dale Trudo and Ken McKay as Coach Bob Cook plans a new starting five after a season of experimentation.
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Sidney Freshman Finish Third in Alliance Tourney
Sidney High freshmen wrapped up 1965 66 cage season with a 3rd place finish in a four team Alliance Tournament. They defeated Gering 76 55 in the consolations after a 66 59 loss to Alliance. Lingwall and Connell led Sidney with 14 points each, Harlan poured 19 in the win over Gering while teammates topped double figures.
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Dodgers Set NL Road Attendance Record in 1965
The Los Angeles Dodgers drew 4,472,246 paid fans in 1965 and set a National League record for road attendance. Star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale, and Maury Wills helped attract 1,918,669 attendees across nine road parks.
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