Potter Beats Sidney Ist In Tight Legion Park Clash
Potter defeats Sidney Ist 8 to 7 at Legion Park after a late Sidney rally. Russ Langley collects three hits and scores four runs, while Arch Hernandez contributes two hits for Sidney and a pivotal double play slows Potter. The Baker’s Tire squad suffers a second loss of the season amid a disputed forfeit earlier.
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Lodgepole Valley Teams Set Single Elimination Tourney
Lodgepole Valley League schedules a single elimination tournament starting Sunday night. Sidney faces Gurley-Dalton on the Dalton diamond while Lodgepole meets Peetz. Potter has a first round bye. The Sidney Gurley-Dalton winner goes to the finals in Sidney on July 13.
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4-H Judging Days Dates Set for July Practice
Miss Bonnie Lindau Cheyenne County Home Agent announced practice judging days on July 8 for Clothing and Home Living and July 10 for Foods. Meetings will be in the Legion Room of the city auditorium here.
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West Central League Starts Second Half
West Central League resumes with a three game Sunday schedule. Peetz leads Ovid in the half while Sterling edges Chappell. Haxtun hosts Sidney, and Ovid hosts Chappell with several make up games already on the slate.
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4-H Clothing and Foods Practice Sessions Announced
On July 8 the clothing division will run beginning and advanced groups from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. On July 10 practice judging for foods work will take place with 4-H'ers meeting again at 10 a.m. for sessions in beginning and advanced projects.
Final Sunday Games Highlight Tri County Baseball Schedule
Potter faces league leading Bunker Hill in a key Sunday clash while Daltons take on Badgeport and Oshkosh challenges Broadwater in a trio of top matchups. After Sunday six league games remain with seven postponed games possibly cancelled by harvest time.
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Conservation meeting set for North Platte in October
NORTH PLATTE Nebraska Assn of Soil Conservation Districts schedules its annual convention for October 7 and 8. About 500 to 600 people are expected from 87 Nebraska counties to attend with Soil Conservation Service technicians and the Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Committee staff from Lincoln.
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Nebraska Hunters Gain Freedom From Three Year Permit Limits
Nebraska residents age 16 and over may apply for either a deer or antelope permit with no three year restriction. If applications exceed permits, those who miss out receive next year priority. July 15 is the deadline for 16 000 rifle deer and 1 400 antelope permits. Applications are available from county clerks and Game Commission offices. mail with a $10 payment to Nebraska Game Commission, Lincoln.
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Big Eight football alumni luncheon set for Aug in Kansas City
The second annual Big Eight luncheon for Ames and other conference alumni will be in Kansas City on August 23. Coaches and publicity men will meet the press, radio and TV representatives at 8:30 AM, with a 12 noon luncheon at the Hotel Muehlebach. Each coach will speak five minutes.
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Peetz Beats Bunker Hillers In Slugfest Victory
Peetz defeated Bunker Hill 11 to 6 at the Brownson diamond with Maynard Wieser winning all seven innings. Dale Janicek took the loss after two and two thirds frames as Bernie Fuehrer went 3 for 4 for Peetz. Bunker Hill suffered its first loss of the season while Abbott and Jones each had two hits.
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