Broncs Face Crucial Night In Panhandlers League
Sidney travels to Kimball for a pivotal Panhandlers League test as Kimball leads the circuit. Manager Ev Graff will likely start Jim Schwartz or Art Aleman with Kimball promising Lefty Joe Edson at the mound. Sidney aims to climb into first and improve league chances while Scottsbluff tangles with Bunker Hill and Minatare visits Alliance in Sunday action.
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the Bluffs
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Students Seek Subsidized Football Program at W&L
Washington and Lee University students in Lexington vote on football funding options. More than 88 percent favor some level of subsidies or scholarships to compete with larger schools, while 1.4 percent want no football and 0.6 percent prefer full nonfinancing.
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Davidson
Man Arrested for Drunken Climb on City Street Sweeper
Phoenix police arrested Jesse L. Lamouré, 30, after he climbed a street sweeper during a drunken protest. He claimed he mistook the vehicle for a streetcar, noting street cars had disappeared from Phoenix about a decade ago.
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Jesse L. Lamoure
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Firemen Open Second Half With Triumph In Midget League
The Firemen, first half champions, defeated the VFW team 8 to 2 as Bob Sampson pitched four hits and blasted a two run homer. In the Major League Elkis suffered its first defeat Monday night to Kiwanis. All Wednesday games were rained out for the holiday.
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Tennis Classes Divided By Age In Sidney Program
The Sidney Recreation Program will split tennis classes into two age groups next week. Ages eight through 11 meet Monday and Wednesday from 8 to 9 a.m. Ages 11 through 16 meet Tuesday and Friday from 8 to 9 a.m. Also listed are only scheduled baseball scores.
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Lodgepole Valley Junior League Seeks Upset of Sidney Bakers
The Lodgepole Valley Junior Baseball League 1956 second half starts with Gurley hosting Sidney as Potter and Peetz vie for position. Gurley nearly beat Sidney earlier with Larry Rohde’s curveball. Sidney must be beaten twice to lose the lead. Dalton aims to improve after defeating Peetz while showing new players.
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Gurley
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Navy reenlists Jack Lee Baker from Sioux Ordinance Depot
Sidney Navy Recruiter George Edmondson reports Jack Lee Baker has reenlisted in the Navy. Baker with four years Navy time transfers to the U S Naval Receiving Station Washington DC for further assignment and is the son of Mrs Maud Vandeventer of 607 Charlotte Dr.
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Jack Lee Baker
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Maud Vandeventer
Charlotte
Rae's Sporting Goods Wins Bitter Softball Half
Rae's Sporting Goods edged SOD 4-3 in eight innings to clinch the first half of the Sidney City Softball League at Legion Park. Ivan Adams scored the winning run after seven innings, with a protest possible over a fifth inning ball call. Sunol defeated Stickney's 6-4, overcoming a late deficit to secure the night’s other result.
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Lyle Colerick
Mark Wieser
Rae
Sod
Sunol
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Phil Kopetsky
Deer Antelope Permits Available From Nebraska Game Commission
Hunters may pick up license applications this week as the Nebraska Game Commission mails instructions to county clerks and officers. The pamphlet lists hunting areas seasons permitted firearms permit counts and bag limits with separate application blanks and maps. Applications must be returned by August 15.
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No 4 wood a longtime favorite for Demaret in Masters wins
Jimmy Demaret explains the No 4 wood as his key club in his three Masters titles at Augusta. He cites using it on holes 13 and 15 in 1950 for second shots resulting in two eagles and two birdies on 13 and four birdies on 15. He notes varying distance with a four wood and using a strong and a medium shot with it, even from rough, with a grip six inches from the end.
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Augusta
Four Wood Versatility for Varied Grass Lies
The four wood is the key club in the bag. It is a simple club to play a variety of shots with. It provides a leftward flight and the ball stops soon after landing. The stance mirrors other woods and is square, adjusted for lie, and grass can cause the club to wrap with an iron.
Army missile fire control program graduate at Fort Bliss
Armed Forces Specialist Robert Gordon graduated June 15 from the U S Army Anti Aircraft Artillery and Guided Missile School at Fort Bliss Texas. He completed the Nike Guided Missile Fire Control System maintenance course 44 DE 3Q a year long course covering operation repair of the Nike Fire Control System and emergency repair of missile launching apparatus. The curriculum focuses on keeping three precision radars and the analog computer operative as part of air defense integration with interceptor and anti aircraft units.
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U. S. Army
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Niki Missile Becomes Operational Part of U.S. Air Defense
The Niki is described as an early development in the United States Guided Missile program and is presently the only fully operational surface to air guided missile on site. Gordon is on leave with his parents and will report next to Ft Cronkhite near San Francisco.
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Arnold Ring Tops Firecracker Golf at Sidney CC
Arnold Ring won Sidney Country Club’s Firecracker Tournament on Wednesday July 4 with a net 32. Hollis Peratt and Jim Edwards tied for second. E L Hoover L A Lindstrom and Dean Wilson tied for third. J B Myers and Lloyd O Halloran tied for fourth. Scotch mixed foursome saw ties in afternoon scramble with Betty Krieger and Max Cory winning first and Bill Harris with Sally Lowe taking second.
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Ring
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Max Cory
Bill Harris
Sally Lowe
Jo Selzer
Clark Grieve
Jane Rauner
Ed Swanson
Shirley
Don Jorgensen
Woman worries over missing dog as husband parties in town
A Butte Mont resident phoned police distressed that her husband was out on the town with their black Chinese chow dog. She said she cares more about the dog, which is under a doctor's care, than about her husband.
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