Maroons and Alliance Set for Nonconference Tilt at Gothenburg
Sidney Alliance and Gothenburg prepare for a two game weekend with a nonconference clash tonight and a return trip tomorrow. Kettelhut heads Alliance in scoring after 18.2 ppg while Schmitt leads Sidney and the Maroons in team defense.
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Bob Cook
Maroon Cagers
Gothenburg
Enn
Eens Ska
Alliance
Do.h
C.ring
Maroons
Vin
Fuer
Sidney
T.ppell
Gering
North Platte
McCook
S.e.ting
Aong
Adince
Msook
Christenson
Kettelhut
Lawrence
Nickens
Rusk
Bulldog
Young
Trout
Romig
Culp
Johnson
Telegraph
Schmitt
Bishop
Ostermeier
Ogallala
Sidney Jayvees
Scottsbluff Grapplers Top Maroons in Dual Meet 30-10
Scottsbluff defeated Sidney Maroons 30 to 10 in a wrestling dual with six falls and four pins. Darold Henry and Jim Stobel produced pins for Scottsbluff while Art Kissack and Dave Policky won decisions. Langdon and Pals drew in the 180 and 198 pound classes, with several close matches highlighting the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff Grapplers
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Sidney
The
Bluffs
Bearcats
Langdon
Jack Langdon
George Fuller
Jack
Policky
Dave Policky
al Thompson
Darold
Tiger’ Henry
Ric Ladine
Jim Stobel
Vicory
Bob Plantz
Stobe
Castillo
Gene Morris
Munro
Fred Yauney
Morris
Yauney
Mahaffey
Art Kissack
Terry Wickstrom
Jon Mahaffey
Mike
Ma'affey
Pirs
Marcon Vaugan Meier
Rick Hollingsworth
Rusty Landmesser
Bearcat
Cal Nickal
Jerry Clausen
M | Lana
Richard Heizer
John Whittle
Ken Bauer
Jim Zier
Tom Knaub
Paul Asmus
Evan Ewing
Jim Langdon
Darold Henry
Rick Ladine
Ernie Renteria
Jerry Langdon
Terry Wes
Dave Raarfoot
Har" Pals
Drew
Ivike Warren
John Mahaffey
Art Hernandez Turns Pro In Omaha Debut Night
Sidney’s Art Hernandez will enter professional boxing next Tuesday at the Omaha City Auditorium. He faces Ray Terry of Chicago in a four round opener before Bill Nielsen vs Wayne Berea in the main event. Hernandez, a Midwest Golden Gloves stalwart, aims for a welterweight debut near 150 pounds and joins his brother as pro counts begin February 27.
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Sidney
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Omaha City Auditorium
Bill Nielsen
Wayne Berea
New York
Art
Ray Terry
Chicago
Midwest
St. Pat's All Sports
Terry
Rmald Wier
Sid Simmerman New King at Cedar Lanes
Sid Simmerman replaced Arnie Wittig as King of the Hill Sunday afternoon at Sidney's Cedar Lanes. Simmerman rolled 171 188 180 to Wittig's 194 142 150. Next Sunday's action at 2 p.m. will feature Gene Winston Larry Doyle Ken Pottorff and Jay Eddington as challengers.
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Sid Simmerman
Arnie Wittig
Sidney’s Cedar
Simmerman
Wittig
Gene Winston
Larry Doyle
Ken Pottorff
Jay Eddington
Sandhills Ice Fishing Popular Amid Warm Weather
In Nebraska, north central lakes draw anglers as ice remains solid at 10 inches. Bruce McCarraher lists West Long Lake Bassett Watts Lake Cottonwood Hackberry as in good or fair condition with potential for bass pike bluegill crappie. weekend activity noted but limited.
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Lincoln
Cottonwood Lake
Cherry County
McCarraher
Hackberry Lake
Two Weekend Tilts Slated in LOW Loop
Only two games, both tonight, in the Lodgepole Valley Conference features Dalton's Tigers at Big Springs and Gurley hosting Broadwater in an inter division tilt. Lorenzo travels to Lewellen for a non loop engagement.
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Dalton’s Tigers
Big Springs
Trojans
Gurley
Broadwater
Lorenzo
Lewellen
Bowling BIG TWELVE LEAGUE January 11 1961 Scratch Scores
High Team Series includes Chappell Livestock 2480 Bagby Texaco 2457 Whitaker Decorators 2408. High Team Game includes Chappell Livestock 908 Bagby Texaco 882 Whitaker Decorators 877. High Individual Series J Haugan 618 G Porter 576 H Marsh 567. High Individual Game J Haugan 269-204 H Bond 226 L Ottoson 214. High Individual Average J Eddington 179. Team standings list multiple teams with varying records. Star Market leads with 39 29, Caldwell’s A G 32 36, Fairmont Foods 3e 35. High game by Star Market 919, Caldwell’s A G 900, Bob’s Mobil 892. Leading averages show P Pattison 181.
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Chappell Livestock
Bagby Texaco
Whitaker Decorators
J. Haugan
G. Porter
H. Marsh
H. Bond
L. Ottoson
J. Eddington
Humphrey’s Auto
Star Market
Fola
Bob’s Mob's
Star Miarket
Caldwel
Iran
Star lMarket
Caldwell
Bob’s Mobil
C. Yates
Don Kahl
M. Whitaker
B. Grothe
P. Pattison
Second Annual Open Handicap Bowling Tourney Set for March
The Second Annual Men's Open Handicap Bowling Tournament by Sidney's Knights of Columbus Council will take place at Cedar Lanes on March 4 5 11 12 and 18 19. Entries due February 25. Prize money includes 500 extra plus 350 team and 150 doubles singles. delays for threshold entrants from surrounding states.
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Sidney
Knights of Columbus Council
Cedar Lanes
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
South Dakota
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Elkhorn Bar & Lounge
the Mill
Seven-Up Boiling Co
Pastime Club
Brandin’ Iron
Knights of Columbus
Lenzen
Leo Zwickl
Dick Heeg
John Peetz, Jr
Louie Fehringer
Ray Josten
Joe Kelley
ABC
St Pat's and St Anthony's Reach Finals in Grade Tourney
In the Sidney St Pat's second annual invitational grade school basketball tourney, host St Pat's faces St Anthony's of Sterling for the title at 8 p.m. after St Pat's beat St Agnes 42-20 and St Anthony's defeated Kimball 39-21 in the semifinals.
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Sidney St. Pat
Youth Center
St. Anthony’s
Sterling
Kimball
Alliance St Agnes
St. Pat’s
St. Agnes
St. Anthony's
Bill Yeager
Coloradoans
Lehman
St Anthony's
Chuck Moss
Bushnell
SOD
Nebraska hunter shifts to rabbits as pheasant season ends
Lincoln reports the 1960 pheasant season closed January 8 leaving only rabbits legally huntable. Cottontail season runs year round with a limit of 10 per day and 30 in possession.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Gering Wrestlers Dominate Torrington Dual Meet
Gering gymnastics on the mats beat Torrington 37 11 in a four straight dual win spree. Five wins come by pins anchored by the Bunnees in light class as Wyoming squad prepares for Sidney clash with the Gulldogs Tuesday January 17.
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Gering
Deer Bowmen In Bonanza Year In Nebraska
Nebraska bowmen enjoyed a bonanza season in 1960 with 17.7 percent of archers reporting deer kills, ranking Nebraska near the national lead. The tally shows 219 of 1,239 archers hunted deer by December 31, compared with 223 of 1,426 last year and 1958’s 19.5 percent. Panhandle archer Glen Liggett of Alliance bagged a doe mule, as did William P. Dawes of Alliance.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Panhandle
Glen Liggett
Alliance
William P. Dawes
Farms Youths Receive Conservation Awards
Six Nebraska farm youths were awarded 4-FI conservation honors by the First Trust Company of Lincoln and the Nebraska Game Commission. Winners Leslie Nelson Stroms burg Richard Slama Edward Stich Dorchester David Dogschot Adams Donna Fern Hanna Pur dum Cassie Fuller Ogallala will attend a three day 4-H summer camp in Chadron at no cost. Selection followed the Conservation Education Youth Project work under the Game Commission and covered camp expenses by the First Trust Company.
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Lincoln
First Trust Company of
Nebraska Game Commission
Nebraska Farm
Chadron
Leslie Nelson
Stromsburg
Richard Slama
Edward Stich
Dorchester
David Dogschot
Adams
Donna Fern Hanna
Purdum
Cassie Fuller
Ogallala
Conservation Education
Game Commission
First Trust Company
Maroons Host Curtis Tonight In Mat Action
Sidney High wrestling seeks an eighth win as it hosts Curtis Aggies at the Junior High School. Mat time is 7 30 with exhibitions at 6 30. lineup changes include Vaughn Meier and Dave Policky shifting weights for the 103 120 127 133 165 classes. Harlan Pals returns at heavyweight.
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Sidney High
Curtis Aggies
Jim Godfrey
Les Landmesser
Scottsbluff
Curtis Crew
Don Woods
Vaughn Meier
Jim Langdon
Jerry Langdon
Rusty Landmesser
Dave Policky
Jack Langdon
Policky
Langdon
Jon Mahaffey
Maroon
Terry Wickstrm
Jerry Clausen
Harlan Pals
Sidney
Bob Plantz
Ric Ladine
John Lindsey
Gene Morris
Fred Yarney
Terry Wickstrom
Tri-County Tourney First Round Scores Reported
Sunflower outscored Harrisburg 53 to 45 while Melbeta led Bushnell 59 to 46. In the semifinals McGrew fell 34 to 32 in overtime to Sunflower. Dix defeated Melbeta 53 to 45 in the other semifinal. Support Your Local Merchants.
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Sunflower
Harrisburg
Melbeta
Bushnell
McGrew
Dix
Future Planning In Outdoor Nebr aska
Lincoln based feature outlines The Better Life 10 year 35 mill program to improve living conditions and income in Nebraska. Parks chief Jack Strain and Education chief Dick H Schaffer discuss parks tourist development and outdoor recreation opportunities. Pine Ridge bobcat pheasant and cotton tail hunt feature with tips on pheasant feather hat creation. Available by subscription or newsstand. Phone 5555
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Lincoln
Jack Strain
Dick H. Schaffer
Pine Ridge
Hen Pheasants Prove Smart At Alliance
Tale from Alliance about clever hen pheasants moving to town for winter, visiting Game Commission land manager Bob Schick who set up a bird feeding station in his back yard while the snows kept them in town. The piece notes the Mariana Trench depth of 35,800 feet in the Pacific, a mile deeper than Mount Everest height.
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Alliance
Mr. Cook
Bob Schick
Game Commission
Schick
Mariana Trench
Pacific Ocean
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Sidney Alliance I
Aman Christenson
Shop
Lawrence Otermeier
Nickens Seamitt Rusk
Pals
Dave Barfoot
Barfoot
McLana
S Drew
Ford
Sandhills
Industrial League
Ww L
Bill’s Super Service
Sidney Community TV
Wayside Cafe
Tri-State Supply
Ohio Pumpers
Bond & Robinson
C. A. Story Agency
Branty Copters
Arapahoe Pipe Line
Roger Maris
New York Yankee
Maris
K.C
Chevrolet
Bel Air
EZI
Hecter
12Th
Jackson
Cvrolet
Torrington
Mats
Bonanza
Curtis
Locally Owned
Real Sharp
Beckmann
Schafer Plow Co
America
Machinery CO
Masspy-Ferguson
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