Glassford Sees Nebraska Football On The Brink Of Rebuilding
Nebraska University faces a four year rebuilding cycle says Head Coach Bill Glassford at the Rotary Club athletic banquet. if world conditions allow players to stay in school the program is on the way. otherwise wartime call ups could stall progress. He praised the 1950 squad, highlighted by sophomores, for their resilience and team spirit in rallying from early deficits to win.
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Nebraska University
Bill Glassford
Rotary Club
Glassford
Nebraska
Sam
Sidney High School
St. Patrick’s Academy
Bill Ackerman
John Elwell
Sidney
Greg McBride
Omaha World Herald
John Bentley
A. J. Lewandowski
Nebraska University Athletic Department
St. Patrick's Academy Auditorium
Altar Society
Bobby Reynolds
Reynolds
Rotary
Alvin Douis
Sidney High Maroons Fall At Gothenburg 48 30
Sidney High's basketball team dropped a 48 to 30 road decision to Gothenburg Swedes Friday. The Maroons trailed 29 to 6 at halftime and could not rally in the second half. Next game is at Oshkosh Friday, then a Class B conference test versus Gering Bulldogs next Tuesday, January 30. Regular results from Commercial Bowling League standings and recent scores follow.
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Sidney High
Gothenburg
Maroons
Molotov
Sidney
Oshkosh
Gering Bulldogs
City Loop To Resume Play In Sidney League
The Sidney City League will resume Thursday night after a two week lapse for schedule conflicts. Games listed at St. Patrick's Youth Center include Potter versus Sund at 6:30, American Legion against Dalton's Clothing at 8:00, and Gurley versus SOD at 9:30. Mayfair sits out this week and will return next week. Gregg McBride of the Omaha World-Herald praised the center in a column last week.
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Potter
Sund
American Legion
Dalton’s Clothing
Gurley
SOD Mayfair
St. Patrick’s
Gregg McBride
Omaha Woeld Herald
Nebraska considers deer hunting bill authorizing does and wider area
A Nebraska deer hunting bill is under study by Sen. Otto Prohs. It would allow shooting does and expand hunting areas beyond the 1945 Halsey forest and later Dawes, Sioux, Morrill, Scotts Bluff, and part of Sheridan counties. Details on area scope and license fees, potentially rising from ten to twenty dollars, remain unsettled.
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Nebraska
Otto Prohs
Prohs
Halsey Forest
Dawes
Sioux
Morrill
Scotts Bluff
Sheridan
Game Commission
Potter Wins 43 42 Narrowly Over Broadwater
Potter high school cagers edged Broadwater 43 to 42 on Saturday night. The Coyotes led 14-7 after the first quarter, while Broadwater rallied to trim the halftime margin to 23-19. Stines led Potter with 2 points and Bill Abbott scored 16 for Broadwater.
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Potter High School
Cagers
Broadwater Gorillas
Coyotes
Coyote Stines
Bill Abbott
Broadwater
Nebraska Game Commission 1950 Achievements Summary
Lincoln Nebraska Dr Herbert B Kennedy outlines 1950s top gains for the Nebraska Game Commission including new public boat docks at Otter Creek and Sutherland pond construction at North Platte hatchery, land purchases for lakes, expanded trout capacity, trees planted, open land purchases near Verdigre, new water system for Chadron, Outdoor Nebraska growth, cabin and concession starts at Otter Creek, Hull lake development, Atkinson lake completion, Fremont lake project, three public domain areas, conservation officer in Omaha, Gretna pond, new salary schedule, cabins at Ponca Niobrara parks, increased pheasant production, broad game season strength, Ponca park land gains.
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Nebr
Nebraska Game Commission
Herbert B. Kennedy
Kennedy
Frank J. Brady
Atkinson
Otter Creek
Sutherland
North Platte Fish Hatchery
Sacramento Lands
Rock Creek
Verdigre
New
Alexandria State Lakes
Chadron
Nebraska
Hull Lake
Arnold
Guide Rock
Loup City
Resende
Crystal Lake
Willowake
Atkinson Lake
Fremont
Omaha
Gretna Hatchery
Ponca
Niobrara
Ponca State Park
Gurley High School Stops Sunol 42 to 23 in Conference
Gurley High School cagers defeated Sunol 42 to 23 on the Sunol court. Warren Hinrichs led Gurley with 12 points, Riegelhorst 11, and Nelson 8 as Gurley hit 12 of 19 free throws. Sunol’s Hunt scored 18 and Zalesky 5, while Sunol made only 1 of 11 free throws. A preliminary game went to Sunol grades 25 to 16 over Gurley grades.
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Gurley
Warren Hinrichs
Riegelhorst
Neson
Hunt
Zalesky
Sunol
Knapp A Cp Ee
Game notes show Gurley and teammates scoring in tight match
The report lists Gurley and teammates scoring totals with Gurley credited nine points, while Stev ens and Egging plus R. Palmer each added two and M. Rehmer one. It also mentions five players including Joe Aguiniga and Drake contributing two apiece.
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Joe Aguiniga
Drake
Gurley
Mortensen
Stevens
Egging
R. Palmer
M. Rehmer
Sidney Junior High Sweeps Kimball In Double Victory
Sidney junior high teams defeated Kimball in a last week double header. Seventh graders won 38 to 27 with McMillen scoring 12 and Hetterich 11, while Christianson led Kimball with 12. Eighth graders routed 41 to 14 as Sidney led 22 to 2 at halftime and 13 players saw action led by Niekum and Schmidt with eight each.
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Kimball
Sidney
McMillen
Hetterich
Christianson
Elmer Hartman
Niekum
Schmidt
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Hugh Foy - Dalton
Coca-Cola Bottling CO
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