Red Raiders Rout Ogallala and Gothenburg in weekend sweep
Sidney High School’s Red Raiders defeated Ogallala 88 35 at Front Street City and Gothenburg 62 34 at Raider Gym. Rick Seidel scored 35 and 24 points respectively, 59 in the weekend, while Bob Schilreff and Willard Simms anchored the defense. Sidney improves to 9 2 as it eyes Western Conference title run.
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Ogallaia Didn’t Score As Much As the Trotters
New York Knicks
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Joe Frazier
Terry Daniels
Rick Seidel
Rick
Indians
Jack Stewart
Bob Schilreff
Ogallalans
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Larry O'Halloran
Willard Simms
Gene Lodes
Terry Giboney
J. D. Rickerson
Steve Schulz
Scott Cornelius
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O’halloran
Dan Peetz
Jerry Lubash
Jim Young
Chadron
Kimball
Sidney Wrestlers Edge Kimball In Close Dual Meet
Sidney’s wrestling team won 33 30 over Kimball with pins by Rice Abrams Hazlitt and Warren. Humphrey earned a forfeit in heavyweight as Sidney placed sixth at Chadron Invitational amid illness and Abrams flu withdrawal.
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Raddy Warren
Kimball
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Loel Hayden
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Ron Howard
Bill Platz
Bill Wasser
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Jim Hansen
Harry Hazlitt
Lloyd Howard
Jim Buckle
John Rise
Jim Volkmer
Jim Culek
Jim Childers
Dan Ferguson
Tim Corell
Randy Warren
Chris Moffitt
Ed Avila
Greg Houser
Rick Perry
Ed Bennett
Chadron
Newcastle
Gordon
Douglas
Lusk
Hot Springs
Rushville
JH Matmen Fall to Ogallala in Dual Meet
Sidney junior high wrestlers lost varsity and junior varsity matches to Ogallala with scores 46-21 and 30-12. Varsity bouts featured Whitely defeating Balfour 20-4, Peterson pinning Jallen, Corell defeating Arute 7-2, and Virgil pinning Willie. Also noted is a Giants player reaching 2,003 career runs.
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Peetz Narrowly Falls To Iliff In Tight Shootout
Iliff used accuracy from the free throw line to edge Peetz 60 55 as Peetz shot poorly from the field. Gene Schumacher led Peetz with 18 points while Brad Hietz added 13 and Jerry Segelke 11. Peetz hosts Revere tomorrow night at 8 p.m. and then Fleming Friday with a Merino away game Saturday.
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Gene Schumacher
Brad Hietz
Jerry Segelke
Revere
South Platte Valley Association
Fleming
Merino
Imff
Ye Barrage
JVs Split With Indians Swedes In Tight High School Showdown
Sidney Junior Varsity edged Ogallala 53 51 in a close first game and then beat Gothenburg 47 as Hal Zalesky nearly forced a tying shot at the buzzer. Bruce Hochman led with 20 points while Jim Young and Tom Gregory each scored 11 in the Gothenburg win.
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Reeves Gothenburg
Fecht
Sunflower Upsets Dix to Claim Minuteman Title
Sunflower defeated Dix 67 66 in a semifinal upset and then beat Harrisburg by 10 to win the Minuteman Conference basketball championship. St Patrick's fell to Harrisburg in the semifinals and suffered a 58 48 loss to Sunflower as defense broke down for the Irish. Kopetzky Gompert Blohm Burkey Kreman Summers led Sunflower with 10 11 9 16 and 4 points while Anderson Downer Lokabill Streeks Brown Jones Johnson paced Harrisburg.
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Telegraph
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Sidney St. Patrick's Irish
Redheaded Sidney JV shines on court with four sharpshooters
Sidney's Junior Varsity touts four redheaded players Young Zalesky Gregory Decker who total 46 points this weekend led by Gregory's 24 against Gurley in the Irish Invitational. Coach Giles departs Chadron for Fort Hays State. Husker lineup features three lefthanded starters Cipriano notes as first major college all southpaw front line.
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