Lodgepole Panthers Triumph In LPV Tourney Final
Lodgepole high school cagers dominated Gurley 55 34 to win the LPV tournament final. Pete Eddy coached Lodgepole into a fast start and held a 16 9 lead after one period, then expanded the advantage as Gurley struggled from the floor. Kieselhorst and Gurley’s star Ken Kieselhorst led Gurley with 19 points while Lodgepole’s Jerry Meyers and Bruce Lindley each scored 13 to pace the winning side.
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Lodgepole
LPV
Lodgepolé
Pirate
Kenelhorst
Gurley
Warren Kerk
Jerry Meyers
Bruce Lindley
Wes
Bills
Riley
Sterling
Eddy
Kieselhorst
Panthers
Pirates
Potter
Bushnell
Coyotes
Shel Tiket-Quar‘ter
Schwartz
Maas
Lodgepole comeback caps 29 23 win over Panthers
In the evening thriller Maas scored 18 points for the Coyotes while Kerk led Lodgepole with 14 as the Lodgepole comeback ended 29 23 over the Panthers. The teams were tied 10 10 at the second quarter and 23 23 late in the third period.
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Evenning
Maas
Coyotes
Kirk
Panthers
Kerk
Lodgepole
Artist Second In Duck Stamp Design
Lincoln artist Bud Pritchard finished second in the 1952 53 duck stamp contest after submitting two drawings, one showing a hen and drake blue winged teal and the other two blue geese in flight. The winning piece by John H. Dick was chosen by congress and wildlife leaders. stamps cost $2 and fund migratory waterfowl hunting. Pritchard’s work appears in Outdoor Nebraska magazine.
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Lincoln
C. G
Bud” Pritchard
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
Pritchard
Nebraska Game Commission
John H. Dick
Meggett
Congress
The
Commission
Outdoor
Nebraska
Venison Offered For Group Dinners Across Nebraska
Lincoln Highway venison is offered to organized groups in Nebraska at 60 cents per pound plus transportation. Lloyd P. Vance of the Nebraska Game Commission says individuals cannot buy the venison for personal use. Groups should write to the Game Commission in Lincoln with quantity and full organization name and address.
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Lincoln—Highway
Nebraska
Lloyd P. Vance
Nebraska Game Commission
Vance
Game Commission
Lincoln
Top production tied to tractor power says McCormick Dealer
Buck Simpson vice foreman of McCormick Farm Equipment Store warns that worn tractor parts reduce power and production. He cites exhaust valves wearing after long use and explains how valves, pistons, rings and cylinder walls leak power, stressing the need for precision service and overhaul by experienced technicians to regain efficiency and yield.
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Buck’ Simpson
McCormick
Harvester
Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Ledky, Ives
Farr
Traffic deaths tied to poor visibility and dusk hours
A survey finds nearly half of the 22,000 annual traffic deaths stem from poor visibility. In 1950 the deadliest hour was six to seven P.M. for fatalities and four to five P.M. for injuries, with 57 percent of fatal and 42 percent of injury accidents occurring in darkness.
The Telegraph Stocks Bostitch Staples and Machines
The Telegraph reports continuous in stock availability of Bostitch stapling machines and staples. Available models and quantities are listed for immediate purchase.
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Bostitch
THE
Telegraph
Ingenious Airpower Carburator boosts Fireball Engine
The article highlights an Airpower Carburator for the Fireball Engine that feeds a thrifty fuel air mix via a two barrell booster system for idle to 40 50 mph power. Extra barrels supply reserve power for steep hills and quick bursts. Interior styling brakes ride and power steering are upgraded. Roadmaster option noted with accessories and model changes.
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Shre
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Teiby
Land
Schmidt
Quader
Atkinson
Ferguson
Dr. Salsbury
Rogers Jewelers
Mighty
Foland Farm Machinery
Forrest Dial
Valentine
Duis Studio
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En Pane
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