Swedes Top Sidney in 49 41 High School clash
Gothenburg Swedes beat Sidney 49 to 41 after a 12 7 second quarter lead. Healey and Ackerman top Gothenburg with 18 each, Barlow and Mc Williams lead Sidney with 12 and 10 respectively. Sidney hosts Alliance next to stay in the hunt after a 2 4 record. Reserves Sidney Sophs 66 43 over Knights.
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Alliance Tonight
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Irish Pace Lewellen in State Catholic Tour Prep
St. Pat’s of Sidney beat Lewellen 45-32 on their way to the State Catholic tournament at Holy Name in Omaha. Bill Dickes led scoring with 19 points, while Lanters topped Lewellen with 21. Trinity of Hartington awaits in Omaha as the traveling squad is named.
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Lewellen
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Omaha
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Dick Cabela
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Bernard McQuillan
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Cabela Peterson
Vasa Heeg
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Burgett
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Dickes
Santers
Brassfield
Temple
Naviaux
Roberts
Potter Coyotes win fourth straight over Sunflower
Potter Coyotes beat Sunflower 57 to 42 on their home floor to extend their win streak to four. Coach Frank Vanek’s squad erupted for 17 points in the second quarter and led 26-17 at the break. Jim Schwartz topped Potter with 29 points while Darrel Moyer led Sunflower with 14.
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Potter
Frank Vanek
Coyotes
Jim Schwartz
Darrel Moyer
Little Maroons Win Two Games
Sidney high school fresh man quintet won two games with a 27-25 victory over Vo-Ag and a 41-4 rout of Kimball freshmen. Nickum led with 14 points, rebounding strongly at Kimball and in the Alliance tilt. Free throws carried the Vo-Ag game as both teams had nine field goals. the Little Maroons face Sterling freshmen next on Wednesday at 7 30.
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Kimball
Nickum
Alliance
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Pearson
Adams
Krueger
Athletic Banquet Thursday At St Patrick’s Academy
Between two and three hundred persons are expected to attend the Rotary Club’s annual athletic banquet at St Patrick’s Academy auditorium this Thursday night. University of Nebraska football coach Bill Glassford will be the main speaker with representatives from the University athletic department. World Herald sports writer Gregg McBride sends regrets due to eastern Nebraska commitments.
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St. Patrick’s Academy Auditorium
Bill Glassford
University of Nebraska
Gregg McBride
Omaha
World Herald
Nebraska
Bowling League Standings and Week Results
Standings list Rail's Cafe leading with 38 wins and 19 losses followed by Co-Op 32 22 Silver Dollar 32 25 Yendis 32 25 Waddell's 29 28 Beckmann's 23 34 Julesburg 21 30 Legion 15 37. Last week results include Rail's Cafe sweeping Legion and Yendis sweeping Beckmann's while Silver Dollar defeated Waddell's. High team series 2719 by Rail's Cafe and high team game 931 by Yendis with Rail's Cafe 926. individual top scorers include Kahl 620 Miller 572 Copley 570. Swenson led with 226 and Kahl had 219 202 199. L Harlan 210 Miller 202 and Harris 201.
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Silver Dollar
Yendis
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Beckmann’s
Julesburg
Legion
Kahl
Miller
Copley
Swenson
L. Harlan
C. Harris
Little Eight Bowling League standings and highs
Ernies 32 22 Maddox Motor 29 25 Daltons Cluth 28 26 Star Market 27 27 Baumann Motor 27 27 Seven Up 26 28 Oliver Machinery 25 29 Stickneys 22 32 results Last Week Baumanns 3 Star Market 0 Ernies 2 Seven Up 1 Maddox Motor 2 Oliver 1 Stickney s 2 Daltons 1 High Team Series Stickneys 2459 High Team Game Stickneys 873 High Ind Series Harr 616 High Ind Games Harr 225 205 Bill Peterson 221 Brauer 216 Edwards 200
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Star Market
Baumann Motor
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Oliver Machinery
Stickneys
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Maddox
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Oliver
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Harr
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Brauer
Edwards
Ernie
Dalton’s Clothing
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Baumann’s
Butler
Ehlers
Rails Cafe Dominates City Bowling Standings
Team standings show Rails Cafe leading with 35 19 over Silver Dollar 30 24 and Legion 36 15. Yendis 29 25 and Waddells 28 26 chase, while Co-Op 3 and Julesburg 3 battle for position. High team series honors go to Co-Op with 2604, high team game to Yendis at 903, and Keating 630 leading high series with Deich 564. Individual bests include Harr 531 and Butler 527 in high ind series, Harr 198 and Ehlers 194 in high ind games.
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Silver Dollar
Yendis
Waddells
Beckmanns
Julesburg
Legion
Keating
Deich
Knacketedt
C. Yates
Haines
Gurley leads Lodgepole Valley tournament field
Coach Bob Carter's Gurley high school cagers enter the Lodgepole Valley basketball tournament as early favorites with a 4 0 record. Lodgepole sits 2 0 and Broadwater 2 2 while Bushnell is 0 1. First round matches Thursday include Broadwater vs Bushnell Gurley vs Lorenzo Potter vs Dalton and Lodgepole vs Dix with semifinals Friday night and a consolation tilt Saturday.
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Gurley High School
Lodgepole High
LPV
Lodgepole
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Gurley
Broadwater
Potter
Lorenzo
Dalton
Dix
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Gurley Pirates Move Ahead In Lodgepole Standings
Gurley Pirates pulled ahead of Lodgepole in Lodgepole Valley standings Tuesday night by breaking a 29 29 third quarter deadlock to beat Dix 38 34. It marked their third straight conference win as Gurley used stall tactics in the final minutes while Dix improved long range shooting.
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Lodgepole Valley
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Boxing matches postponed by firemen for February
Boxing matches set for Friday night January 25 have been postponed due to incomplete arrangements. The Sidney Volunteer Fire Department committee in charge hopes to stage the bouts in February, with the card and date to be announced later in mid February.
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Sidney Volunteer Fire Department
Oilers Dalton's Win Thrillers In City League Night
The Sidney Oilers edged Potter 28 27 to secure their first win as Potter led 11 9 at halftime and 13 points in Q3. SOD then beat American Legion 47 22, Aleman scoring 19. Dalton Clothing defeated Mayfair 27 25 with Schmitt at 11 points to split second place standings with Potter and SOD. The schedule shifts to Wednesday due to an athletic banquet.
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Potter
Twarling
Potter Cagers
Oilers
SOD
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Depot
Aleman
Sturgeon
Dalton Clothing
Schmitt
Mayfair
Clothing
St. Patrick’s Academy
Sunol
Dalton
Sidney Junior High Trims Kimball 53 to 23
The Sidney junior high varsity defeated Kimball’s junior high team 53 23 Wednesday afternoon at Kimball.
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Trim Kimball
Sidney
Kimball
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