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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1960
Page
5
Alliance edges Sidney 39 to 34 in a frigid late game as Jim Kettlehut and Terry Gilliland spark a narrow win. Sidney JayVees fall 43-40 to Gothenburg reserves while Sidney and Gothenburg trade blows in a rugged league schedule.
The Lodgepole Valley Conference opens Wednesday with class A at Dalton directed by Ed Townley and class B at Dix directed by W D Brawn er. Lodgepole aims for a third straight A crown while Dix eyes back to back B titles as Big Springs leads class A and a toss up shapes class B.
Gurley's defense shut down Broadwater early, holding them to three points in each of the first two quarters. LaVah Rohde led Gurley with 12 points while Elvin Stewart topped Broadwater with 10. Final score 37-24.
Peetz High School improved to seven wins against two losses by dominating Merino 63 35 at Merino court. Claude Ross scored 20 on eight field goals and four free throws to lead Peetz, with Paul Fehringer adding 12 and Lonnie Dallegge 11. Merino's A Tessaro led with 14 in a 34 32 reserve edge for Peetz.
Iliff forged a 20-13 start and led 42-19 at halftime to defeat Sedgwick 73-51 on their home floor. Ed Kippes led Iliff with 24 points while Ed Woltemath scored 22 for Sedgwick. Iliff won the reserve game 35-10.
Regional scores show Poetz 63 over Merino 35 Kff 73 over Sedgwick 61 Sidney 54 over Gothenburg 36 Aliance 39 over Sidney 34 North Platte 73 over Scottsbluff 55 Gering 89 over Ogallala 81 Alliance 56 over Mitchell 39 Dix 45 over Sunol 28 Gurley 37 over Broadwater 24 Scottsbluff 62 over Kearney 54 Holdrege 73 over Gering 54 Big Springs 48 over Dalton 41 McCook 66 over North Platte 51 Cozad 77 over Ord 58.
Dix Panthers pulled away after the opening whistle to defeat Sunol Mustangs 45-28 in Lodgepole Valley Friday night. Bob Biesecker led Dix with 15 points while Sunol’s John Allen added 16 in a losing effort.
In a Lodgepole Valley Conference Class A game at Dalton court the Tall Trojans defeated Dalton 48 41 after a postponed matchup due to severe road conditions. Dalton led 23 21 at halftime before a 11 6 fourth quarter run by Tall Trojans sealed the win. Big Springs top scorers were Larry Martin and Lowell Gill with 17 each. Dalton’s Jerry McRoberts had 13. The Galapagos Islands derive their name from the Spanish galapago meaning tortoise.
Lorenzo came back from an early 19 12 deficit to defeat Lewellen 49 45 Friday night. Lewellen led 11 0 and held a 26 25 halftime edge as the Antelopes rallied, knotting the score at 33 33 after three quarters and outscoring Lewellen 16 12 in the final period.
Wednesday schedule for the Church Volleyball League on the junior high court lists .45 Presbyterians and Anderson Methodists then 7.45 Nazarene and Episcopalians followed by 8.45 Grace Baptists versus Scho bert's Methodists.
gin before Lorenzo hit the scoring column Jerry Klug paced Lorenzo with 1 point and Gerald Walker added 16 Bradley of Lewellen led the night with 26 markers.
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