Sidney High falls to Chappell and Gering in weekend hoops
Sidney High School faced a tough weekend with a 49-47 loss to Gering on Friday followed by a 67-35 defeat to Chappell on Saturday. The Maroons trailed 35-20 at halftime and could not recover, as Gering dominated the boards and scoring with Marvin Miles 24 points and Gary Castle 17.
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Sidney High
Gering
Maroons
Warren
Chip” Wood
Chappell
SHS
Gothenburg
Sidney
al Hance
Maroon
Buffalo
Devel County
Bill Harris
Harris
Ron Gilbreath
Larry Feather
Marvin Miles
Gary Castle
Bill Miller
Ronnie Castle
Norman Pace
Dori Schmidt
Larry
Black
Ogallala
Favors
Larry Black
Wood
Mike Manuel
Dick Koch
Bulldogs
Mike Baeckel
Tom Vogt
Sidney Chappell
Buffaloes
Thompson
Schmidtt
Ward A
Zi Butler
Feather
Baeckel
Gilbreath
Manuel i
Sidney Maley
Bell
Hakes
Schmidt
Eee Butler
Mt Ward
Osborn
Manuel Pippitt
Northup Ry
Male
Gering Hakes
Yonekuta
Ee Ray Selee Weed Agar
Klein
I. Gering
Myles
Northup
Ickler
Touney
Robinson
Clarke
Ramig
Retzlaff
Wagner
Lewis
Prichett
Sidney H
Kuxhausen
Sunol Upsets Potter to Lead LPVA Tournament Start
Sunol defeats Potter 45-38 as LPVA tournament opens at Potter. Bushnell tops Dalton 53-42, Gurley beats Broadwater 59-30, Dix wins 67-32 over Lorenzo. Sunol climbs to third in Class E behind Big Springs and Lodgepole, with Sunol’s 4th win in 5 starts.
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Sunol
Potter
Gurley
Broadwater
Bushnell
Dalton
Dix
Orenzo
Lodgepole Valley Association
Mustangs
Sinol
Big Springs
Lodgeport
Lorenzo
Serge
Broadwater Land Bushnell
Lodgepole
Broadwater-Bushnell
Bg Springs
LPWA
LPVA
Big Springs Lodgepole Sund Potter Broadwater Dalton
Gurley Bushnell
Loyalty versus funding taints high school sports in Nebraska
A column laments loyalty at North Platte schools as two coaches are fired while Pete Elliott pursues his self interests. It argues big gate receipts drive football and exams how towns inflate sports. It warns against overemphasis on extracurriculars and urges balance and support for academics.
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North Platte
Boad
Pete Elliott
Nebraska
Elliott
Lynn
Waldorf
California Theater
Roscoe Tolly
Bill McCowin
Broncs Schedule Meet For Public
The Sidney Broncs Baseball Club will hold its first organizational meeting for 1957 on Wednesday at 8 at the Sidney Fire House. The meeting aims to elect new officers for the season, as the independent group runs by player control. In its first year the Broncs were Panhandle Baseball League runners up with a 24 and 12 record. Hank Meysenburg, president, said the meeting is open to the public, fans and players.
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Sidney Broncs
Sidney Fire House
The
Broncs
Panhandle Baseball League
Hank Meysenburg
Peetz Falls 49 38 to Sedgwick in LV Conference Loss
In a Lower Platte Valley matchup at Sedgwick Peetz High trailed 19-18 at halftime and could not match Sedgwick’s second-half scoring. Eddie Leachman led Sedgwick with 19 points while Don Roberts scored 12 for Peetz. Peetz B squad lost 33-31. Peetz hosts Crook next night in IPV action.
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Sunol
Potter
Coyotes
Dave
Suhol
Dale
Houser
Janice
Mustangs
Misegadis Brothers
Hiad
Jimmy
Jerry
Gordon Johnson
Sund
Krté
Blues
Peetz
Bulldogs
Sedgwick
Eddie Leachman
Home Forces
Don Roberts
Evening High School Basketball Scores
Saturday results show Gering 49 over Sidrey 47 and Scottsbluff 68 over McCook 57. Other outcomes include Ogallala 49 over Kimball 41 and North Platte 76 over Alliance 54. Sund 45 over Potter 38 and Bushnell 53 over Dalton 42. Chadron 56 over Crawford 55 and Hay Springs 68 over Hemingford 47. Sedgwick 49 over Peetz 38. Chappell 67 defeated Sidney 35 while McCook 69 over Alliance 54.
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Gering
Sidrey
Scottsbluff
McCook
Ogallala
Kimball
North Platte
Alliance
Sund
Potter
Bushnell
Dalton
Dix
Lorenzo
Gurley
Broadwater
Chadron
Crawford
Hay Springs
Hemingford
Sedgwick
Peetz
Tigers Seek No. 4 When Kansas State Visits Manhattan
Columbia Missouri aims to extend momentum in a tight Big Seven clash at Manhattan with Kansas State. In three years the teams split the regular season series with Missouri winning every game at Manhattan and Kansas State taking the Columbia return, as Sparky Stalcup’s Tigers arrive after a 77-59 upset of Town Stars, praised as their best defensive effort of the year.
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Columbia
Missouri
Kansas State
Manhattan
Mizzo the Ee
Tigers
State
Sparky Stalcup
Stalcup
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R. L. Warren
Bill Kelly
Sunol-Lorenzo
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Rocke
Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
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