Reserves Top Chadron 49 29 Victory Highlighted by comeback
The Maroon reserves split weekend action with a 4 29 win over Chadron and a 41 34 loss to Alliance. Sidney leaders included Randy Stimka with 12 against Chadron and Leonard Perez with eight versus Alliance. The team led Alliance 28 25 entering the final period as Dale Trud o and Tom Nightengale each grabbed 18 rebounds across the two games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chadron
Alliance
Sidney
Randy Stimka
Leonard Perez
Maroons
Sidney FG FT TP
Peres
Speer
Stmka
Trudo McHenry
Nightengale
Wilson
Harlan
Alliance FG FT TP
Kamerzell
McCullah
Nay
Evans French
Bullock
Sundberg
Tritle
Sidney FG
Perez
Utermohlen
Speer Gonzales
Stimka
Trude
Mellenry
Nightengale Wilson
Luehrs
Swanson
Shepherd
Kennedy
Hull
Wood
Fine
Volleyball Scores and Schedule From January Matches
The scoreboard lists results for January 15 with Jaycees 3 over Frontier Airlines by forfeit, Hustlers 3 over Peetz, and Memorial Hospital 3 over SAD. January 22 fixtures show Jaycees versus Peetz, Hustlers versus Sidney, Rinkydinks versus Memorial Hospital, and Frontier Airlines versus SAD at 6:45, 7:45, 8:45, and 9:45 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycees
Frontier Airlines
Hustlers
Peetz
Sidney National Bank
Rinkydinks Memorial Hospital
SAD
GAD
Marathon Oil
Sidney National
Rinkydinks
Memorial Hospital
Jaycees Pecotz
Peetz Bulldogs secure second with 64 50 win at Ovid
Peetz built a 20 17 first quarter lead and extended it to 39 27 at halftime, defeating Ovid 64 50 to move into solo second in the Lower Platte Valley conference. Segelke led Peetz with 21 points, Fehringer 13, and Koester 12. Engelker topped Ovid with 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peetz Bulldogs
Ovid
Peetz
Dick Segelke
Ken Fehringer
Jim Roelle
John Koester
Jim Engelker
Peetz FG
Roelle
Fehringer
Segelke
Koester
Trujillo
de. Brandt
Klug
Engelker
Brandt
Peyton
Ll Wegman
Bowling scores from Fairmont Foods league meet
Jan 17 1964 Fairmont Foods led by Willis King posted a 568 series and 216 game for Hi Team Series and Game. Teams Stans Propane Bill's TV Kurz Combine Halvorson Larabee The Mill and Hi Team posted individual scores 44 32 43 33 41 34 40 36 31 45 29 47 with Fairmont Foods totaling 2610-907 in series and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinner
Fairmont Foods
Stans
Bill’s TV
Kurz Combine
Halvorson Larabee
the Mill
Willis King
Nelson & Way
Huntsman Gas
Zalesky Front
Town & Country
Hi Ind
Pritchett
Long Pheasant Season Ends January 26 in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb. The nation’s longest pheasant season will close at sunset next Sunday as the 93 day hunt began October 26. A hunter success survey will show strong bag across NEBRASKAland ringnecks. Hunters need a 1964 small game permit and upland game bird stamp to participate in closing days. The permit and stamp remain valid when pheasant and other small game seasons reopen in fall. Cotton-tail rabbits season runs until March 16 and varmint hunting is year round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraskaland
Weekend Scores From Nebraska Small-College Tourneys
Friday results show Sidney defeating Alliance 55 36 and Scottsbluff 60 58 with Gerling scoring 71 in a tight Bayard 40 Kimball 52 Chadron 59 Mitchell 51 St Agnes 43 Gordon 63 Crawford 71 Hay Springs 32 Chadron Assumption 94 Harri son 33 McCook 60 North Platte 58 LPV A Tourney Potter 43 Harrisburg 39. Saturday actions include Sidney 58 Chadron 53 and North Platte 44 Scottsbluff 42 plus Bayard 50 Chappell 68 and Hyannis 74 St Agnes 102 Kearney 56 McCook 54.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Kearney
Gerling
Ogallala
Bridgeport
Bayard
Kimball
Morrill
Chadron
Mitchell
Minature
St. Agnes
Gordon
Rushville
Crawford
Hay Springs
Chadron Assumption
Harrison
McCook
North Platte
Potter
Harrisburg
Lodgepole
St. Pat’s
Melbeta
Bushnell
Sunflower
McGrew
Peotz
Ovid
Tiff
Crook
Merino
Fleming
Padroni
Sedgwick
Oshkosh
Chappell
Lyman
Huntley
Hyannis
Hernandez to Seek 12th Straight Win in Omaha Bout
Middleweight Art Hernandez voices a 14-1 record as he meets Ronnie Sutton in the semiwindup of the Diaz-Davis card in Omaha on January 27. Sutton has won two of three Omaha bouts. Hernandez hails from Sidney Nebraska.
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Omaha
Art Hernandez
Ronnie Sutton
Sioux City
Bruce Davis
Hernandez
Sidney
Neb
Sutton
Training For Fallout Detection Opens For Civil Defense
Chief Sol Willis announces a plan to start a short training program for operating radiological instruments to detect fallout. The course aims to prepare shelter personnel and homeowners for safety after a nuclear explosion with instructor Vergal Winn of Sidney High School. Interested residents should contact Willis Winn or Fire Chief Vizina promptly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Willis
Vergal Winn
Sidney High School
Willis
Mr. Winn
Harvey Vizina
Zaleskys Win European Trip for Ramblers Dealers
Clarence Zalesky president of Sidney AutoSales Inc wins a nationwide contest prize. He and his wife will fly to Madrid and Lisbon for a week in January with AM executives hosting. The trip rewards the dealer with the most Ramblers sold in a three month Going Great sales contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Portugal
Clarence Zalesky
Sidney AutoSales, Inc
American Motors Sales Corp
Herboldsheimer Named Director By Contractors
Nebraska farmers and contractors gathered for the fifth annual Nebraska Conservation Contractors Association convention. Rob ert M. Kiester was reelected president and Wes Herboldsheimer was reelected director of area seven. The group backed financing the voluntary wheat program via marketing certificates, keeping returns and wheat food costs near current levels. Committee pressed goals to improve income, cut government costs, and reduce CCC stocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Commodity Credit Corporation
New Wheat Program Proposed to Aid Farm Income
The Advisory Committee on feed grains and wheat urged quick enactment of a voluntary wheat program to prevent a large drop in farm income. The committee met in mid December to advise Secretary Freeman on major legislative proposals and other matters related to feed grains and wheat. The plan would replace the existing program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Potter Cafe and Potter Co op Lead Tuesday Socialities
Tuesday Socialities results list scores for teams Potter Cafe Lorenzo Co op and Lock Electric and Wilson Gas along with Potter Co op Horrock Bros and Hi Team series and individual scores for Shirley Walker Jeanne Wills and others in a local competition context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Cafe
Lorenzo Co-op
Lock Electric
Wilson Gas
Smith Furniture
Ward Transport
Potter Co
Horrock Bros
Lorenzo
Potter
Shirley Walker
Hi Ind
Ian Jeanne Wills
How to Regain Lost Hearing Free booklet
A free booklet explains nerve deafness the painless invisible condition that handicaps and isolates millions. It covers what nerve deafness is how it interferes with hearing signals symptoms to look for and whether surgery or a hearing aid helps. It also offers self help steps to end this embarrassing ordeal and requests readers to write for a copy.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dale Trudo
Tom Nightengale
Tom Wilson
Lower Platte Valley Conference
Fe Peetz Ovid Padront
Merino Fleming Crook Sedgwick
East Side Bay
Brownson
Greenlees
Ft. Sidney Mt. Hotel
Pepsi Cola
Whitakers
Boyd's
Lincoln
The
Game Commission
Innsbruck
Austria
World-Herald Photo
Wisconsin - Briggs & Stratton Clinton
Onan
Larson Machinery Co
Zaleskys
Herboldsheimer
Harold
Dalton
Greenlees Inc
MR. Farmer
C. C
Education Division
Dept. D.M
Miracle Mile Station
Minneapolis, Minn
Magnetos
Speed King
Stowe Hutchison, Mayrath
Sidney Implement, Inc
Sidney, Nebraska
John Deere Sales & Service
J. D. D. Motor & Tractor Oil
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