A's and Merchants chase Panhandle title in Closely Fueled Race
Sidney remains in first with a 7 3 win over SOD at Brownson diamond securing at least a tie for the Panhandle Baseball League title. Scottsbluff edged Sidney 4 3 on Friday night preventing a solo lead while Potter beat the Merchants 18 6 to keep the race tight near Kimball and Sidney.
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Sidney
Brownson
Sod
Scottsbluff
Sidneyites
Merchants
Potter
Kimball
Reetz
Bill Garber
Athletics
Left Handed Infield On Sunday Lineup Surprises Fans
The SOD opening day lineup featured three left handed infielders with Bill Satter moving to the mound and Gary Vers replacing him. Clark Schaffert, Virgil Horst, and Andy Anderson start at first second and third respectively, all with left handed bats, creating an unusually one sided infield.
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SOD
Bill Satter
Gary ¢ + vers
Tyc
Clark Schaffert
Virgil Horst
Andy Anderson
Horst
Scottsbluff routs Potter in high-scoring baseball game
Scottsbluff exploded for fifteen base knocks and seven Potter errors to overpower Potter 15-6. Howard Kramer led Scottsbluff with three singles, while Bernie Schuman and Stan Martin added two apiece including extra-base hits. Potter had nine hits led by Lyle Baack with three and Dave Dedic adding two. Potter’s 11-6 win over Peetz on July 4 was mislisted as non league, a PBL postponement placing them fourth.
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Sidney
Scottsbluff
Wieser Brothers
RBI
Mark
Tome Maynard
Maynard
Darrell Goering
Glenn Yatiney
Hank Meysenburg
Goering
Yarney
Stan Martin
Don Hartwig
Scotts
Bud. Murray
Don Duke
Sainey
Meynard Wieser
Maynard Wieser
Yauney
Meysenburg
Jerry* Bisterfeldt
Potter
Merchants
Howard Kramer
Scotts Bluff
Bernie Schuman
Lake
Schuman
Martin
Hartwig
Lyle Baack
Dave Dedic
Jim Worth
Peetz
Ray Anthony Wins Kansas Trap Doubles Title
Ray Anthony of Sidney wins the Class B Doubles Championship at the Kansas State Trapshooting Tournament in Wichita. A former Junior Trapshooting Champion of Nebraska, he attended Sidney High School and the University of Colorado before joining the Air Force in 1954. He is trained as a navigator on an RB-47 aircraft with Seth Reconnaissance Squadron stationed at Farbes.
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Forbes
APB
Kans
Raymond F. Anthony
R. F. Anthony
Sidney
Wichita
Neraska
Anthony
University of Colorado
Air
Sidney Foursome Wins State Sand Greens Event At Kimball
Sidney’s John Hettrick Walt Closman Clark Grieve and Jerry Mangels won the team event in the Nebraska Sand Greens tournament at Kimball Sunday. Broken Bow took second and Kimball third. Lyle Teel of Broken Bow won the two day event with 164 over 45 holes while Mike Melnick Hastings shot 64 to medal. About 101 golfers competed with Sidney players placing well in other flights.
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Sidney
John Hettrick
Walt Closman
Clark Grieve
Jerry Mangels
Nebraska
Kimball
Broken Bow
Hettrick
Closman
Gri¢dve
Bob Gunderson
Lyle Teel
Mike Melnick
Hastings
Youths High
Sidney ‘High
Roger Gunderson
Bob Rennick, Jr
Richard Moore
Heavy weekend fishing at Lake McConaughy and area waters
High winds and whitecaps kept boats off Lake McConaughy but creel census shows strong fishing. Walleye and bass were reported good at various reservoirs and ponds, with notable catches on Lake Maloney, Johnson Lake, Burchard Lake, Walgren, Minatare and Reeds Pond. Anglers used minnows worms and plugs, with several yellow catfish and large channel cats among the highlights.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Lake McConaughy
Game Commission
McConaughy
Loren Bunney
North Platte
Lake Maloney
Karl Kuhmann
Republican River
Webster County
Bruce Wiebe
Hastings
Carl Muhleisen
Blue Hill
Boyd-Holt County
Harry Spall
O’neill
Johnson Lake
Gosper County
Burchard Lake
Pawnée
Walgren’ Lake
Sheridan
Minatare
Scotts Bluff
Reeds Pond
Holt
Smith Lake
Laurenson
Cena
Jim Myers
Jong
Republican
Aldrich
del Pederson
Dick Rutt
Walt.Cappell
Maloney
Gerald Brewer
Midgets Down Lodgepole Nine for Tenth Win
Sidney Jaycee All-Star Midgets rolled to a 16-0 win over Lodgepole Midgets Sunday to push their record to 10-7. Led by Larry Willard three singles and Woody Ramos two doubles, Sidney jumped to 2-0 after one and built big leads through the game. Lodgepole mustered three hits off John Whittle and failed to score, with Bilis on the mound for Lodgepole.
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Sidney
SOC
Athletics
SOD
Don “UK
Wieser
Clétus
Wright
Duke
Darrell ‘Goering
Howley Maley
Phad
Jallen
Maley
Ford
Sidney Jaycee
Lodgepole
Ogallala
Brule
Gibson- Ford
Sidney All-Stars
Lodgepolé
Woody Ramos
Larry Willard
Pat Dalton
Mike Thorpe
John Whittle
Whittle
Wise
Bilis
Willard
Ramos
Pairings Set for President's Cup Golf at Sidney Country Club
Pairings for the annual President's Cup at Sidney Country Club have been announced with handicaps based on submitted scores. Ed Swanson notes players who did not turn in score cards receive no handicap. first round matches must be completed by July 17.
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Sidney Country Club
Ed Swanson
Club Pro
F. Cordiner
J. E. Keating
C. J. Cornelius
An Ocean
Lewis Mehling
J. A. Gibson
Tom Birdsall
Dick Dotts
L. Lindell
CoEvie ‘Goodwin Jr
B. Atkins
Paul Hakes
W. Stewart
D. Knight
C. W. Smith
Jim Feit
Ric Ladine
L. S. O’holloran
H. N. Rhodes
L. Swanson
D. J. Garcia
A. D. Greenlee
G. P. Taylor
L. Harden
J. Hettrick
K. L. Moore
J W. Edwards
Tom Miller
Ww, Brown
Rev
W. Pearce
N. W. Ladegard
al. Gunderson
J. Underdown
J. Echternach
Neal Atkins
LeRoy Hadden
R. McKay
A Holloway
G. V. Down
Jack LeDuke
Pat Pattison
Jack Pollock
Dean Wilson
Matt Janda
W. E. Rotrke
H.C.Q. Nelson
Chris Bitner
N. C. Livoni
F. Mattoon
Carl Ziegler
P. McDaniel
Carl Johnson
D. Niebaum
D. L. Kah
M. Selzer
E. Higgins
Paul Biggs
E. K. Lang
Chas. Ham
Bob Rennick
R. M. Bone
C’ Campbell
Harry Marsh
Caonaeans
K. Noteboom
R. van Cleave
D. Olinger
J. Thayer
D. C. Albers
H. Chaffee
L. Pippitt
T. O'Connell
R.rennick Sr
G. Lienemann
Pak Martin
T. Kokjer
Richard ‘ Moore
George Hinn
H. Peratt
Howard Portz
J. Mangels
Daren
Ross Baker
Milt Handsel
Some
Tom, Nolan
E. Winston
Wut
Neal
Hughes
SOD Triumphs Over Oshkosh 9-1 At Garden County Field
SOD defeated Oshkosh 9-1 in a non league game at Garden County Field Friday. Dido Shields pitched a five hit, 18 strikeout complete effort. Clark Schaffert led SOD with a double and two singles, while Bill Abbott added two hits.
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SOD
Oshkosh
Garden County Field
Dido Shields
Don Heldt
Vogler
Clark Schaffert
Bill Abbott
Fisheries Twins Split to Districts in Nebraska
Lincoln twins Jerry and Larry Morris, fisheries biologists, have been assigned to different Game Commission districts. Larry moves to District II in Norfolk, Jerry to District I in Alliance, after earning zoology degrees from the University of Nebraska in 1958 and conducting Platte River studies at Missouri.
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Lincoln — Yjérry
Larry Morris
Lincoln
The
Game Commission
Larry
Norfolk
Jerry
Alliance
University of Nebraska
University of Missouri
Platte River
Nebraska
Platte
Local league scores from mixed sport night
Major League American Bank defeated Knights of Columbus 14 to 13 while Elks beat Rotary 22 to 9. Sidney National Bank led Kiwanis SOD 9 to 8 with Lions trailing 1.
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American Bank
Knights of Columbus
Elks
Rotary
Sidney National Bank
Kiwanis
Interstate Park-Lake Plan Promised for Platte River Route
Lincoln office of the Game Commission prepares a 12 page illustrated brochure outlining M. O. Steen’s proposal for a Platte River park and lake development along the interstate between Grand Island and North Platte. The copy in Outdoor Nebraska claims potential of one half billion dollars annual tourism. Free requests and bulk orders available from Neuraska Land, Suite Capitol, Lincoln.
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Lincoln
M. O. Steen
Platte River Park
Inerstate
Grand Island
North Platte
The
Game Commission
Steen
Juna
Nebraska
Neuraskaland
Suite Capitol
Lincoln 9
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Kimball Potter
Emanuel Ross
Los Angeles
Stevenson
Johnson
Kennedy
Symington
Gen
J. Worth
L. Baack
R. Fiegenschuh
L. Juelfs
M. Harmsen
Dale Dedic
W. Gadway
H. Jung
Daryl Dedic
E. Jung
W. Anderson
Shhuman
D. Hartwig
Worth
Harrison
Sidney Duke
Ss Goering
I Maley
Mark Wieser
C Aleman
Lb Samson
Thomas
Lf Garber
If Wright
H! Anderson
Seevers
Ss P Abbott
C¢ Perkins
Cf Schaffert
Robinson
Jilf Horst
Printz
If Sheilds
Samson
Abbott
Mark‘ Wieser
Alemani
I Goering
Frek
Scottabluff
D. Hart- Worth
Kramer
H. Hoffman
J. Hoffman
J. Hartwig
If Hoffman
Wheeler
Ray ‘Anthony
Kansas
Ray
Wens
Fish Tales
Hershey
Lincoln County
Rex Royce
Johnson ‘Lake
Ben
Schoéntock
Grand’ ‘Island
Ledgepole
AB Bauer
Campbell Haskell
Schmidt
Sergeant
Bond
Phillips
Cf Schmidt
Helfrich
AB Ramos
Dalton
Ladine
Us Thorpe
Hardy
Federborn
Anderson
R Cronk
Adams
Ck Chiy
Illinois
Grid
G. Hettrick
A. E. Wright
W. Ellison
J. Knicely
C. Grieve
Wm Usher
C. Christ Jr
Ron Tighe
O. J. Weymouth
L. Lafler
M. E. Cory
R. Gunderson
M. L. Merritt
Jim Teets
R. Hassle
D. Jorgenson
Blip Doran
John Elwell Jr
Lowell .Davis
S. Nation
E. L. Hoover
J.C. Bush
E. Tom Jones
Walter Crossman
W. J. Robinson
Roland Biggs
Arnold Ring
Marion Scholes
Lions
Coorty
Ory TR Yaar
Ctomne
Piers Ony
Co-Op
Farmers Union Co-Op
Remo
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