Lucky Strikes Win 1958 Sidney Ladies Bowling Championship
The Lucky Strikes are the 1958 Sidney Ladies Bowling Tournament team champions with a 2541 total from a 1962 scratch series plus 573 handicap. Team members include Mickey Kinney Donna Hernandez Joyce Jailen Winifred Tagtmeyer and Val Trujillo. Bertha Heaton tops singles with 542 on 437 scratch and 105 handicap. The Maxine Allgood Connie Brauer duo take doubles with 1111 total and 841 scratch 270 handicap. Kelly Schaefer wins the all-events with 1351. Willene Williamson is runner-up at 1323. Marge Kahl posts three consecutive 131 games in doubles and will receive WIBC patch. Prizes to be awarded at a later pot-luck supper.
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Lucky Strikes
Sidney
Mickey Kinney
Donna Hernandez
Joyce Jailen
Winifred Tagtmeyer
Val Trujillo
Bertha Heaton
Maxine Allgood
Connie Brauer
Kelly Schaefer
Willene Williamson
Marge’ Kahl
WIBC
Joe’s
T&c
Mel's Sinclair Service
Daisy Queen Saddle Club
Ed Raulinaitis
Louis Gonzales
Bing Miller
Millie Wagoner
Kay McCarty
Louis Srdich
Lois Dewey Wigh
Don Hart
Loréne Ehlers
Marge Brauer
Si Behm
Bowling Dinner Features Ed Hussman Guest Speaker
The SOC Men's Bowling League hosted its first mid season dinner at Brown Son Cafe with Ed Hussman as guest speaker. Attendees included 44 bowlers and four pin boys. Hussman, a former Nebraska football star and NFL defensive tackle with the Chicago Cardinals, discussed professional football in the National Football League. The evening concluded with team and individual matches at Sioux Bowling Lanes. Chief sources of world diamonds are India, South America and South Africa.
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SOC
Brownson Cafe
Ed Hussman
Hussman
University of Nebraska
Chicago Cardinals
Sioux
Gaunt Pleads Innocent In Gering Affray
Gaunt, a 79 year old Scottsbluff laborer, pleaded innocent to a first degree murder charge after a hallway shooting outside the Gering police station. The death of George Kasunick followed a long standing quarrel. Gaunt remains jailed with a Feb. 3 hearing set before County Judge Ted R. Feidler and no bond set.
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Gering
Homer
Pop) Gaunt
Scottsbluff
George Kasunick
Gaunt
Ted R. Feidler
Ninth green moved to roof atop Denver apartment
Denver builder James Stalder bought the turf of the ninth green from the Denver Country Club after Speer Boulevard widened in front of the course. He installed the putting carpet on the roof of his new apartment building on Eighth Avenue, replacing four holes tees and greens.
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Denver
Denver Country Club
Speer
James Stalder
Eighth Avenue
Turkey shoot star Ben Bradshaw tops Chemainus event
In Chemainus British Columbia 12 year old Ben Bradshaw led the turkey shoot event as high scorer on the 100 yard rifle range claiming three straight turkeys.
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Chemainus
B.C
Ben Bradshaw
Local Decoration Stock Advertises in Scottsbluff
Large stock available for drive up selection with reasonable prices and guaranteed work in Scottsbluff, south of the Depot.
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Scottsbluff
Wyoming Guard Tony Windis A Basketball Wizard
LARAMIE Wyoming 6 foot 1 junior guard Tony Windis from Woodside New York is praised as one of the nation’s finest players. He scored 33 versus Michigan and 50 against New Mexico, earning high praise from Lobos coach Bill Stockton and Wyoming coach Ev Shelton. Windis, averaging about 21 points per game this season, is described as having elite hands and a deadly setup shot. Shelton hails him as the most dangerous scorer under the basket with superb court vision. Windis’ path included Army service, a German stint, and a pivotal meeting with Shelton during an armed forces clinic that led to his Wyoming career.
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Laramie
Wyo
Tony Windis
Tony John Windis
Wyoming
Windis
Woodside
N. Y
Rockies
Michigan
New Mexico
Lobo
Bill Stockton
America
Ev Shelton
Tony
Shelton
Commerce High
New York
Herman S. Wolfe
Commerce
New York City
Herm Taylor
Harlem Globetrotters
Frank Kasprzak
Holy Cross
Rudy Hernandez
New York Giant
New York University
Germany
Armed Forces
Governor Senator Thank Gish For Assessor Bid
Roy Gish of Sidney, head of the County Assessors Association, receives two letters of appreciation from Governor Victor E. Anderson and Senator Roman Hruska after addressing the annual meeting in Omaha. Both officials praised the assessors for courtesy and competence as they work through current discussions. The piece also notes the 1957 big six crop diseases identified by Cornell University.
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Roy Gish
Sidney
The
County Assessors Association
Omaha
Cheyenne County
Hruska
Roman Hruska
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
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Lodgepole
Jim Buterbaugh
Dalton
LPVAA
Broadwater
Dix
Judy Meyer
Lloyd's
Lucky Strikes Team Champs of Tourney Go
India
South America
South Africa
Orioles
del Wilbur
Baltimore
Dave Nicholson
St. Laws
Telegraph
Commercial Bowling League
Seven Up
Ohio Oil Co
Greenlees Inc
Graff Agency
Yendis Cafe
VFW
Boyd's Cigar Store
Bauman Body Shop
Miller Implement
Coca Cola
Ohio Oil Ca
Farmer
C. Sr
C. Jr Triplett
Kahl
Don
Keating
Harris
Pritchett
Pilcher
Schnell
Peterson
Herstead Monument CO
Mercury
Mercomatic
Dodge Royal
Ford
Plymouth
Chevrolet
12Th & Jackson
City Cab
Nebraska
Victor E. Anderson
Sidney Trade Territory
Rock-Bottom
Wamsley
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