St Agnes of Alliance Wins Grand Island Diocesan Tourney
St Agnes of Alliance pulled a 42-40 upset over St Marys of Grand Island to claim the Grand Island Diocesan trophy. Dick Boness led Alliance with 15 points and was named MVP while Vince Heeg of Sidney was runner-up. St Pat’s of Sidney captured consolation with a 41-35 win over Spalding Academy. Heeg and Ron Kokes named to All tourney team.
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Ron Kokes
Bill Wetzler
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Fta Kokes
Bolke
Ae Heeg
Skrdlant
Dick Kittridge
Sacred Hearts St. Agnes of Alliance
Dick Bonness
Sunflower Nips Potter in See-Saw 53 49 on Mitchell Court
Sunflower edged Potter 53 to 49 in a tense game on Mitchell court Tuesday night. Rein led Sunflower with 18 points while Jim Schwartz paced Potter with 14 as the teams traded leads through three quarters. Sunflower built a nine point edge entering the second half, Potter responded to trail 53-49 at the end.
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Nebraska Sandhills Duck Factory Powers State Wetland Game
The Nebraska Sandhills host a duck factory producing about 400000 ducks annually, with blue winged teal as a major nesters, accounting for over half of the state’s waterfowl kills. The Winter Issue of Outdoor Nebraska expands on this and other winter sports topics. Outdoor Nebraska is sold at newsstands and via the Lincoln Game Commission office with subscriptions priced at 50 cents yearly, 1 dollar for two years, and 2 dollars for five years.
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Sand Hills
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Grand Island Islanders Upset St Marys in Close Sixty-Score Clash
St Marys of Grand Island surprised St Pat's of Sidney 46-45 after a fast start. Bill Dickes and Stan Skrdlant keyed a late Irish rally, but Emil Ester and Silver Swaboda sealed the Islanders win with crucial free throws as time expired.
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Pace-setter Al Whyte leads Grand Island to 23 points
Al Whyte scored 23 for Grand Island pace setter as Delmer Toxczek added 17 for Assumption and Dennis McLatchy 15. In the consolation game Spalding defeated Sacred Heart 50 to 40.
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Australian tag team clash at City Auditorium
Wrestling fans will be thrilled by two featured dishes appearing in an Australian Tag Team match at the City Auditorium. The event, scheduled for Friday, January 23, introduces Ida May as a newcomer to the Sidney area, alongside June Evers, a red headed favorite.
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Evers
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Gal Groaners Slated Here at City Auditorium
Four gal groaners headline an Australian tag team wrestling event at City Auditorium on Friday January 23. Sidney Volunteer Fire Department sponsors with Jack Pesk and Babe Zaharias also on the card.women’s quartet includes Ida May Mary Jane Muller Julie Byers and Cora Combs. Admission 175 reserved 125 general.
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Maroons Meet Swedes in Gothenburg Friday
The 2-3 Maroon basketball team travels to Gothenburg for a return game with the Swedes, who edged Sidney 49-41 last year. Gothenburg sits at 1-3 after a 59-49 defeat to Lexington, with tall six-footers likely challenging Sidney. Coach Tom Jones and staff accompany the squad for Friday night action.
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Art Bauer
Ray Maley
Fed Tillotson
Dalton Cagers Edge Broadwater In Overtime Thriller
Dalton defeated Broadwater 55-53 in overtime on Broadwater’s home court. Bob Stopher scored 34 for Broadwater, while Wayne Roberts sealed the win for Dalton with late free throws and a field goal in the final seconds. Final score 55-53 with Dalton pulling ahead in overtime.
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Gorillas
Bob Stopher
Wayne Roberts
Stopher
Gurley Upsets Dix 46-44 In LPW Clash
Gurley grabbed an early lead and held on for a 46-44 win over Dix on the Panthers' floor. Bartels scored 16 points to counter Dix's zone in the first half, while Ken Kieselhorst paced the Pirates with strong rebounding.
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Bob Bartels
Ken Kieselhorst
Rams Second To Bulldogs In Panhandle Tilt
Gering aims for win five as they travel to Ogallala for a Panhandle clash. Ogallala sits with one loss, 49 to 45 against Kimball, while Crawford hosts Chadron in another likely Rams victory. Crawford surged from behind late in the week contest.
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Gordon Bayard
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