St Patrick's Falls to Dalton in Fast Cage Clash at Dalton
St Patrick's academy lost a tight basketball game to Dalton high at Dalton Friday night by 21 to 15. Dalton surged late with long shots to erase an Irish lead, aided by Lessig and Keech as guards and forwards, while Foley and Delaney led St Patrick's scoring. The Irish showed bursts of offense but the visitors prevailed in a spirited contest, with next matchups highlighting a home return to Sidney and a Potter rivalry looming.
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St. Patrick's Academy
Dalton High
Dalton
St. Pats
Bassket
Delaney
Quinn
Sidney
Woolsey
Rush
Reech
Lessig
Foley
Academy
Keech
Wiard
Gurley High Sschool
St. Patrick’s
PF Foley
W Quinn
Goedert
Reisdorff
Mintken
Xmunshaw
Ewing
N. Y
Potter Basketeers Triumph Over Sidney In Narrow Thriller
Potter wins 38 to 13 against Sidney Red Devils at home Thursday. The game featured rough play with both teams using tough line plunges and smash tactics. Paul and Benning scored 18 for Potter. Black led Sidney with strong scoring but foul play limited chances.
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Potter Town Basketeers
Sidney Red Devils
Potter
Carlson
Christensen
Rogers
Paul
Kimball
Benning
Sidney
Bening
Black
Witters
Mitchell
Carper
Potters
Sidney Town
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Peetz
Fast game set between Sidney High and Potter Tuesday
Sidney high school cagers return to conference play when Potter Coyotes invade Sidney for the first of the annual Maroon Coyote basketball scraps tonight. The Sidney and Gurley town teams meet in the other half of the double bill at regular price. Captain Bartlett led Potter with 27 points in the two games against.
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Sidney High School
Potter
Sidney
Maroon Coyote
Sidney and Gurley
Potter Coyotes
Bartlett
Ace
Sidney Basketeers Break Even On Two Game Trip
Sidney high school cagers split a two game road swing in north central Nebraska, losing to North Platte 19 to 17 and defeating Gothenburg 27 to 18. Sidney's Portrey 6 Chaney 5 Lowe 4 led scoring in the first game while Lowe 10 point effort paced the win over Gothenburg with Barnes of Gothenburg limiting by the Maroons.
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Maroons
Potter
Sidney
North Platte
Gothenburg
Sidney Basketeers
Sidney High School
Loomis
Golden
North Platte Boys
Shaner
Portrey
Chaney
Lowe
Adams
Barnes
Goth
Auburn Sales and Service reports car shipments
Merle Houge, manager, notes new local agencies in western Nebraska. Sidney headquarters sold the last four cars on its floor and awaits two Auburn sixes and two eights. Orders have been written for half the consignment en route. Houge plans overland shipments from the factory to speed delivery.
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Merle Houge
Auburn Sales and Service
Nebraska
Sidney
Auburn
Houge
Lyman Man Dies After Hold Up Bullet
William C. Hatcher of Lyman died at Scottsbluff hospital from a kidney wound: a bullet allegedly fired by Norman Strecker during a cafe gambling game hold up at Lyman Monday. Strecker held in county jail at Gering. He claimed he left Fitzsimmons veterans hospital in Denver on leave and used the robbery to fund return.
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William C. Hatcher
Lyman
Scottsbluff Hospital
Norman
Slim) Strecker
Strecker
Gering
Hatcher
Don
Denver
Western Union to Spend 29 Million Next Year
Western Union Telegraph company announces a tentative 1929 program totaling about 29 million dollars for plant improvements replacements and new construction. Five million for outside construction will raise wire facilities, 12 million for wire and equipment replacement, 4 million for stock ticker, 3.5 million for Simplex printers, and over 4 million for general operating improvements with about 1 million for office rearrangements.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Western Union
Nebraska court reporters push for new certification statute
Members of the Nebraska Shorthand Reporters association at their annual Lincoln meeting approved a movement for certification of court reporters. Harry E. Beach of Des Moines, president of the national association, urged that a law be passed in Nebraska to establish certification.
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Nebraska Shorthand Reporters Association
Lincoln
Harry E. Beach
Des Moines
National Association
Club officers reelected amid reporter certification talks
Ira Arch of Council Bluffs backed the proposal and other reporters supported it. Officers were reelected with L. L. Turpin of Plattsmouth as president, James M. Johnson of Omaha as secretary, and E. R. Mockett of Lincoln as vice president and librarian. The group refused Mockett's resignation and kept the legislative committee of S. M. Smith, W. F. Milotz, C. W. Pearson, Mockett, O. P. Heald, and Dale P. Stough.
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Ira Arch
Council Bluffs
Beach
Club
L. L. Turpin
Plattsmouth
James M. Johnson
Omaha
E. R. Mockett
Lincoln
Ford cooling system care for cars and city life
The article states a complete water plant is essential to every automobile and city, praising Ford cooling system design. It advises keeping the radiator full, draining monthly to prevent sediment, adding anti-freeze in cold weather, and replacing hose connections after long service, urging consulting a Ford dealer for adjustments.
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Ford
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By S. R. Maley
ST. Patrick’s Academy
Dalton High Cagers
Sedgwick
McGowan
Witt
Wotter Basketeers
Sidney High
Enburg
Griswold
Chesebro
Riggs
Ladine
Hampton
Patterson
Booth
Geiken
Easwell
Moore
Huber
Auburn Sales & Service
Pikes Peak
Royal Gorge
Colorado Rockies
Salt Lake City
M. A. Shipman
RTS
New York
Willys-Overland, Inc
Toledo
Ohio
S. DeLuze
Willys-Overland
O. B. Toledo
Ford Motor Company
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