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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1957

Page

5

Sidney High School basketball youth bears down against Alliance loss

Sidney High School juniors and sophomores faced tough weekend results, losing 55 38 at Gothenburg and 51 33 at home to Alliance. Coach Bill Harris noted nerves but optimistic improvement as Ogallala looms Friday, with Northup and Maley leading the scoring effort in both games.

Sidney High School Maroons Gothenburg SHS Alliance Ogallala Ogailala Gering Bulldogs Sidney Harry Northup Bill Harris Harris Bill Bell Jim Hardin Mike Manuel Howard Maley Jim White Bill Barber Richard Touney Gene Printz del Ray Ickler Harold Pierson Dick Yonekura Washington

Nebraska coach Jennings wins warm reception in Lincoln

A Lincoln correspondent notes a warm reception for new Nebraska football coach Bill Jennings during his Thursday and Friday visit. Fraternity officers at the University resign after student leaders refuse to back drunken acts, citing university rules against drinking. Alliance Jaycees purchase 25 basketball goals and wood for back boards to place around the Box.

Lincoln Panhandle Nebraska Bill Jennings O”’ St Jennings UN Interfraternity Council State of Nebraska University of Nebraska Nuff Alliance Jaycees

Alliance basketball plan eyed to grow local talent

Butte County and LPVA scenes are noted as Alliance aims to build a stronger program by early youth training. Sunol defeats three Class D teams as potential state tourney contention looms. A Lincoln gathering featured Clendon Thomas of Oklahoma leading a Christian collection during a stormy flight.

Butte Alliance Gene Kemper Sunol Lodgepole Valley Association Lorenzo Supt Don Wise LPVA Wise Dalton Gurley Potter Mustangs

Irish Miss Upset Fails to Top Oshkosh St Pat’s

St Pat’s basketball team loses 47 41 to Oshkosh in a close tilt at home. Don Nelson leads Irish scorers with 13 points while Lyle Melchoir assists and Vogler tops Oshkosh with 11. Next host St Anthony’s of Sterling as diocesan tournament is canceled this year.

St.‘ Pat's Oshkosh Oshkosh Maples Garden County Nebraska Chappell Rod Hahler Don Nelson Eagles Stephen Irish Garden County Boys Paulsen Newkirk Don ‘Nelgar Lyle Melchoir Pat Fahey Vogler St. Anthony’s Sterling Ercilend Oshkosh St Tarts T Jackson Wallace Paulsen McCord Newkirk Warlick Shabeen St. Pat’s

Sidney star Gary Seevers named 1956 State College Athlete

Former Sidney High standout Gary Seevers, 20, earned State College Athlete of 1956 honors by the Lincoln Star and Journal. The Concordia College star piled up 3,257 rushing yards, averaged 98.7 per game, and held four straight football all star nods while eyeing his fourth Bulldog letter in baseball and track. He recalled a 70 yard quarterback sneak that decided a homecoming win over Ogallala.

Sidney High Gary Seevers Lincoln Star and Journal Seevers Nebraska Central Church College Conference Gary Concordia Bulldog Ken Schroeder Concordia College Ogallala

Peetz Tigers win second straight in L-P Valley clash

Peetz High beat Merino 35 30 at Peetz to claim a second straight Lower Platte Valley Conference victory. Merino’s third quarter drought broke a 21 17 halftime lead as Rick Revis led Peetz with 17 points and Doug Brauer added ten.

Peetz High Bulldogs Merino Peetz Rick Revis Invaders Doug Brauer

Gals Bowling Meet Led by Wamsleys in Sid ney Tournament

Wamsleys Plumbing team leads the Sid ney Women's Bowling Tournament team division with 2 423 pins and 1 883 scratch, 540 handicap. Brandin Iron and Hospital trail as Brownson Cafe second at 2 351 pins. Singles and doubles compete this weekend at the Sioux Ordnance Depot lanes.

Wamsley Plumbing Sidney Brandin Brownson Cafe Mayfair Station Sioux Ordnance Depot

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