Runnin' Raiders extend win streak with 65 51 victory
Sidney High School beat Alliance 65 51 to secure its seventh straight win and improve to 8 2 overall and 4 0 in the Western Conference. Joe Folda praised Scottsbluff style defense while Jerry Johnson led Alliance with 27 points. Sidney's Chuck Haupt and Jerry Hadden added key outputs as the Red Raiders hit 57 percent from the floor and 69 percent at the line. Next week Sidney hosts Ogallala and visits Gothenburg.
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Alliance
Sidney
Red Raiders
Joe Folda
Scottsbluff
Bulldogs
Jerry Johnson
Red Raider
Folda
Johnson
Sidney High
Chuck Haupt
Jerry Hadden
Hadden
Haupt
Ogallala
Gothenburg
Red Raider Wrestlers Finish Fourth In Western Meet
Sidney Red Raiders place fourth in the Western Conference wrestling tournament at Chadron. Kent Talich remains undefeated at 17-0 winning 119 title. Brian Plank takes 185 crown. Gering wins with 85 points.
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Jim Dickerson
Chadron
Sidney Red Raider
Gary Nickal
Sidney
Gering
Harry Hazlitt
Fred Torrez
LeRoy Virgil
Doug Block
Phil Peetz
Steve Benzel
Nickal
Valentine
Kent Talich
Red Raider
Doug Williams
Brian Plank
Mark Geis
Brian Balfour
Stan Nienhuser
Balfour
Bob Hampton
Nienhuser
Fred Frankhouser
Frankhouser
Gary Herman
Bob Balfour
Gordon
Alliance
Kimball
Curtis Jensen
Andy Gerard
Chris Buchle
Kent McLellan
Steve Hallis
Mark Weaver
Dale Williams
Paris Fisher
Allen Jines
Judd Norman
Fred Torres
Dave Mehrens
Dave Segura
Vance Lopez
Kevin Jones
Herschel Shapiro
Mike Bartlett
Jerry Vaughn
Tim McInnis
Charlie Cox
Dan Kling
Roger Schwartzkopf
Dave Monroe
Daryl Colwell
Roger Joseph
Doug Katen
Mark Gies
Dwaine Ellenberger
Leroy Kuhnel
Hwt
Jerry Roe
Jim White
Marlin Burki
Sidney Juniors Dominate Boxing Smoker With Ten Trophies
Sidney junior Golden Gloves boxers shine Friday winning 10 trophies including two exhibition matches. Juniors claimed seven wins in regular bouts with standouts such as Chris Swalley and Mark Shields. Seniors tallied one win Saturday, while boxers from Kimball Harrisburg Pine Ridge and Bridgeport earned several decisions and TKOs.
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Sidney
Golden Gloves
Audit ‘Stoniam Bs ‘ Bene
Erst
ASU
Feud
Ste
Dea” Aguiniga
John H&fition
Kimball
Mark Shields
Chris Swalley
Pine Ridge
Robert Swain
Donny Ghostbear
Bridgeport
Mark Wilson
Greg Klatt
Terry Baumgard
Wesley Dunn
Kenny Youngs
Harrisburg
Ronnie Hecker
Bob Frerichs
Hwt
Joe Dominguez
Bill Olsen, Jr
Robert Virgil
Eugene Redshirt
Porcupine
S. D
Jesse Guzman
Scottsbluff
Mets Schedule 44 Night Games at Shea in 1975
The New York Mets announce 44 night games at Shea Stadium for 1975. The home opener is April 8 against the Philadelphia Phillies, with the first under lights on May 2 versus the Montreal Expos and the season ending September 21 against the Phillies at Shea.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Montreal Expos
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Phillies
Shea
Red Raider JV Wins 66 61 Over Alliance
Sidney's junior varsity Red Raiders improved to 3-4 with a 66-61 victory over Alliance JV. Three players reached double figures led by Jay Kieselhorst with 15 points, followed by Nick Swanstrom with 11 and Tom Lubash with 10.
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Sidney
Red Raider
Alliance Jv’s
Jay Kieselhorst
Nick Swanstrom
Tom Lubash
Red Raiders
Gurley Upsets Lyman 68-55 in MAC Basketball Clash
Gurley Pirates defeat undefeated Lyman 68 to 55 at Lodgepole, ending Lyman's 4-0 start in conference play. Row an leads Gurley with 16 points while Morgheim nets 27 for Lyman, as Gurley breaks full court pressure and builds a 16 point halftime advantage. Lyman rallies late but falls short, dropping to 3-1 in MAC play.
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Gurley - Lyman
Gurley
Pirates
Minuteman Activities
Lodgepole
Sidney St. Patrick's
Lyman Wildcats
Wildcats
Mike Rowan
Charge
Curt Morgheim
Lyman
Morgheim
Wildcat
Steve Draper
Mike McVicker
Becky Bowman
Kevin Ladine
Oshkosh Beats Lodgepole 53 52 In Non-Conference Blow
Oshkosh surged from a fourth quarter deficit to edge Lodgepole 53 52 on Scott Keoppen’s late jump shot with 14 seconds left. Behrends led Lodgepole with 20 before fouling out, while McGinley scored 18 for Oshkosh and Kjeoppen and Krajewski each added 14 and 18 respectively in a tight Class C battle.
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Oshkosh
Panthers
Scott Keoppen
Lodgepole
Roger Behrends
Panther
Larry Homolka
Behrends
Tim McGinley
McGinley
Kéoppen
Lodzepgle
Jeff Misegadis
Krajewski
Lodgepole - Behrends
Zalesky
Misegadis
Mitchell
Sick
Dykman
Oshkosh - McGinley
Keoppen
Mills
Mikolyck
Deaver sparks Dalton to first win over Sunflower Eagles
Lennie Deaver scored 26 to lead the Dalton Tigers to a 71 49 victory, their first of the season. Dalton used a full court press to limit Sunflower to 15 points per quarter and Pausing in the third quarter built the lead. Flamig added 13 points and 13 rebounds as Dalton improved to 1-7 overall and 1-6 in the conference.
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Mitchell
Lennie Deaver
Dalton Tigers
Sunflower High School Eagles
Dalton
Minuteman Activities Conference
Eagles
Tigers
Sunflower
Mike Cunning
Cunning
Deaver
Sidney JH Basketball Wins and Loses in Gering
Sidney junior high teams won two games at Gering on Saturday but the freshman squad fell 0 44. Eighth graders won 57 44 and seventh graders 43 35 led by Bob Gregory 18 and Jim Rosenbaum 13 points. Tom Lien and Lurber each tallied 14 for the eighth grade. Dave Swanstrom led the ninth grade with 16.
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Gering - Sidney
Sidney
Gering
Bob Gregory
Jim Rosenbaum
Tom Lien
Lurber
Area basketball results and player line scores
The clipping shows multiple area games with quarter and half scores, listing team names Dix Melbeta Imperial Chappell Bayard Lamar and WNTC, and players Haack Brawner Jo hne Foos Pribbeno Ledbetter Wittig Sample Fernander Jerger Randall Bangest Rein Jerger etc. It presents score by quarter and by player points for several matchups.
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Dix
Melbeta
Melteta
Dix’- Haack
Seen
Brawner
Brown
Bowlby
James
Melbeta - Johne
Foos
Coor
Schuman
Parmetor
Imperial &, Chappell
Imperial
Chappell
Imperial - Large
Pribbeno
German
Willhoft
Miller
Valadez
Chappell - Wittig
Fernander
Ledbetter
Jones
Sample
Carter
Kerk
Bayard
Jerger
Randall
Bangest
Rein
Brill
Razo
Ramig
Buffalo Sabres Top Young Team In NHL Early Season
General Manager Punch Imlach calls the Sabres the league’s best young squad as Buffalo leads the Adams Division midway through the season. The size of the team stands out with defensemen averaging 6 feet 2 inches and 204 pounds and forwards at about six feet and 183 pounds.
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Falo
N.o
Punch Imlach
Buffalo Sabres
National Hockey League
Buffalo
NHL
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Keener
Gorr
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Elks Club
Nellie Rocha
Sidney JH
Dave Swanstrom
Fayetteville, Ark
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