Sidney Defeats Potter In Narrow 20 11 Victory
Sidney defeated the Potter Wildcats 20 to 11 last Tuesday night in a close game. Portrey led Sidney with scoring while Bartlett stood out for Potter. Sidney trailed early but pulled away in the second half, earning its first win over Potter in years and solidifying hopes for the pennant. Sidney has two wins and one loss in conference play, with a rematch against Kimball to even the record. Potter showed improvement and remains a tough foe going forward.
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Sidney
Potter Wildcats
Portrey
Bartlett
Potter
Kimball
Maroons Fall to Sterling In Slow Hard-Fought Game
Sidney lost to Sterling 19 to 11 on the Sterling floor last Saturday. The Maroons started slow but battled back to 14 to 11 in the second half before Sterling pulled away with two baskets and a free throw. Sidney faces Chappell Tuesday and Kimball Friday in upcoming games.
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Sidney
Sterling
Chappell
Kimball
Three Teams Battle Strong Basketball This Season
All three teams showcase a solid brand of basketball through the current season with balanced offense and defense. Each squad emphasizes fast transition plays, disciplined defense, and varied scoring options, making them competitive in close games.
Sidney Maroons Defeat Alliance 19 to 13 in Tight Conference Win
The Sidney Maroons beat Alliance 19 13 last Friday to extend their conference record. Captain Moore of Alliance fouled out in the second quarter as the game stayed close throughout. Sidney now has three conference wins and one loss, with a rematch against Kimball looming Friday.
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Sidney Maroons
Alliance
Moore
Aliance
Sidney
Kimball
Central Ward kindergarten and new pupils noted
The Central Ward report lists a new kindergarten Eski mo project, new first grade pupil Gordon Bryant, and June Fisher entering third grade. It also mentions sick pupils Jeanette Jones Donald Fulton and Bill Tewell, plus second grade travel in the good health special to Clean City.
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Robert Sellers
Gordon Bryant
Clean City
Jeanette Jones
Donald Fulton
Bill Tewell
June Fisher
Wrestlers And Boxers Highlight Historic Exhibition Show
A historic event featured Gus Sonnenberg and Big Munn in a three fall wrestling world championship with Munn winning the final fall. Heavyweight bouts included Tom Poole versus John Pantenburg, plus ring legends Jim Corbett and John Sullivan, Kid McCoy and Tommy Ryan, and Grecian wrestler Kiekenheffer vs Luchenhoofovitch in two falls.
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Gus Sonnenberg
Robert Morris
Big Munn
Paul Kahl
Sonnenberg
Tom Poole
John Pavlat
John Pantenburg
Robert Brumage
Jim Corbett
Goldwin Dyke
John Sullivan
Stewart Bush
Kid McCoy
Alie Baker
Tommy Ryan
Leonard Jones
Kiekenheffer
Bud Lovoni
Luchenhoofovitch
Alvin Goodale
Franklin Barger Sings Two Numbers Before Denver Departure
A sparse program drew appreciation as Franklin Barger sang King for a Day and Sonny Boy. He earned a second encore before leaving for Denver, and the assembly hoped for another encore on his return while wishing him success in vocal training.
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Franklin Barger
Denver
King
Sonny Boy
Franklin
Three New Students Enroll at Sidne High School
East high school will continue the student focus as Cleore Smith freshman Flinor Hart junior and Nel lie Viss junior enroll at Sidne High. We welcome the newcomers and wish them success in their work. Miss Fitzsimons and Miss Runge traveled to Denver over the weekend.
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East High School
Sidne
Cleore Smith
Flinor Hart
Nellie Viss
S. H
Carnival Held Friday At Ag Fair Night
A lively crowd gathered in the agriculture building Friday after the basketball game for a carnival hosted by the Ag boys and domestic science girls. Confetti, fried hamburgers, and a variety of stands drew attendees to shooting galleries, fortune telling, a dog show, candy booths, and a boxing and wrestling match. The event was enjoyed by all with hopes for another carnival soon.
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Ag Boys
Sidney High School Building Plans Discussed at Meeting
Mr. Nielsen spoke on future building plans for Sidney High School and discussed Smith-Hughes vocational agriculture and home economics programs. Arthur Zike presented plans for the agriculture class. A coffee and doughnuts lunch followed the meeting.
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Sidney High School
Nielsen
Smith-Hughes
Arthur Zike
Floyd Miller
Quill Society Entertained by Womans Club
Quill society members were entertained Tuesday afternoon by the Womans club at a pleasant reception. After an interesting program, refreshments were served. The afternoon was profitably spent and greatly enjoyed by the guests.
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Quill Society
Womans Club
East Ward pupils earn blue stars for perfect spelling
Perry Butterfield and Mable Curless received blue stars on the spelling roll of honor for achieving 100 in spelling last week.
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Perry Butterfield
Mable Curless
Annual Open House at Agriculture Building
The Smith-Hughes vocational agriculture open house at the Ag building Wednesday night drew strong interest. Pupils demonstrated seed corn tests, constructed projects, and a milk testing demo by Ray Cruise, with George Null showcasing a baloptican. Jack Sparks explained seed corn testing steps while two pupils acted as guides. Afterward, the PTA met to discuss vocational education as Supt. Liebendorfer and Mrs. Ivan Robinson addressed training of children in home and school.
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Smith-Hughes Vocational Agriculture School
George Null
Jack Sparks
Ray Cruise
Parent- Teachers Association
Miss Clarke
Ivan Robinson
Liebendorfer
Boner in dating papers and self-citation notes
A brief note column fragment jokes about errors in dating papers and self reference. It mentions E Plance and Areo motor windmills, plus an ad line offering 3 color ice cream bricks in pints or quarts with a phone contact. The casual item blends wordplay and small ads in a local paper style.
Second Semester Changes Affect Local Students
The second semester begins with revised course plans as Lola Lewis, a sophomore, will attend Chappell High School for her second semester work. Franklin Barger, a junior, will study music in Denver during the second semester, and many students have completed their schedules with classes already underway.
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Lola Lewis
Chappell High School
S. H. S. Franklin Barger
Denver
For Sale Radio and Coffee Ad Blended Notice
For sale a six tube RCA radio with no 100 loud speaker inside aerial voltmeter and new batteries. Will demonstrate after six o clock. Price 125 dollars. Inquire at 1007 Illinois Street first door top of stairs. Also grocer guarantees Bluhill coffee. Klcen Heat Coal 9 dollars per ton. Cheyenne County Lumber Co promise the name describes it exactly. 26 02.
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Illinois St
Klcen Heat
Cheyenne County Lumber Co
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Dex
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F.o.b
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Beckmann Motor Co., Inc
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Alice Joyce
George Lewis
Washington Square
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Alaska
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S & Pid
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Gilbert Rowland
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Baclanova
Harold Lloyd
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