Juniors Lose to Morrill in Sixth Inning Collapse
Sidney's Juniors fall 7-6 to Morrill after a six run sixth inning. Morrill overcame a 6-0 deficit with walks and hits, aided by two errors, as Brian Bode and Kirk Beagley sparked the late rally. Sidney remains 10-8-1 and visits Sterling on Friday.
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Sidney
Brian Bode
Kirk Beagley
Brad Zitterkoph
Morrill
Bode
Beagley
Bill Brown
John
Sterling
Softball Games Canceled for Harvest Break
Harvest forces two week cancellation of men’s softball. Tuesday results include Baker Tire 24, Horseshoe Bar 4. Farmers Feed and Seed 27, Silver Dollar 2. Dinklage Feedlot 10, Potter A W 9. Farmers Insurance 1, Dalton Sportsman Bar 22. Stag Tavern 15.
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Baker Tire
Horseshoe Bar
Farmers Feed
Silver Dollar
Dinklage
Potter
A&w
Farmer’s Insurance
Dalton Sportsman Bar
Stag Tavern
Midgets Face Busy Weekend Schedule In Sidny Local Games
Sidney's American Legion Juniors and Midgets prepare for a heavy slate with home clash against Kimball on Thursday. The Midgets seek revenge after an earlier loss, while both teams travel to Sterling Friday. The Midgets go to Lyman Wyoming Saturday for season opener, as Merrill hosts Sunday. The teams squared off Morrill last Sunday with Midgets winning 11 2 and Juniors losing 7 6.
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Sidney
American Legion
Kimball
Sterling
Lyman
Wyo
Merrill
Morrill
PCA Plans August Camp For Low Income Children
Panhandle Community Action Agency seeks a two to three day camp for six to eleven year olds August 1 3 at Lodgepole Valley 4 H Youth Camp. Only one male volunteer has joined organizer Synthia Hand. at least five more helpers and donations of cots bedding sleeping bags utensils ice chests portable barbecues and meals are needed. About 30 children are expected. contact Synthia Hand at 254 2179 to help.
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Panhandle Community Action Agency
Synthia Hand
Hand
Lodgepole Valley
Fishermen Shifting Tactics for Nebraska Catfish This Summer
Nebraska anglers will shift to new tactics for summer fishing. Channel catfish spawn ends and gather in deep holes. eddies and swirls offer food. In reservoirs catfish feed on shallows near inlets and upstream areas. Baits include night crawlers minnows frogs crawdads liver cheese and even soap. No. 2 or 4 treble hooks help with prepared baits and fiver. Channel and flathead catfish share similar tactics.
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Nebraska
PEP Fund Meet Set for Lincoln Conference
State Labor Commissioner Gerald E. Chizek announced federal funds for Nebraska under the Emergency Employment Act will continue for another year. A PEP conference is planned at the Cornhusker Hotel in Lincoln on Tuesday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. to brief funded agencies and prospective applicants. The act aims to create public service jobs in health care housing recreation education and crime prevention.
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Nebraska
Gerald E. Chizek
PEP
Nebraska Department of Labor
Cornhusker Hotel
Lincoln
Parable Season Shifts in Baseball World
In a lively sports column, the writer surveys the majors with star players like Mays, Bench, Perez, and Fosse amid shifting dynasties in the NL and AL. Cleveland and Cincinnati battles, Vida Blue’s value, and Bill Veeck’s antics frame a paradoxical, ever-changing baseball season.
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Leo Durocher
Stan Musial
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Roberto Clemente
San Francisco
Mays
Horace Stoneham
Cincinaati
Reds
Sparky Anderson
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Cincy
Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Hank Harrelson
Denny McLain
Don Drysdale
Reggie Jackson
Vida
Charlie Finley
Bill Veeck
Charlie
Finley
Aaron
Babe Ruth
Government seeks more foreign beef to ease prices
State Department invites ambassadors from 12 major meat exporters to Washington to boost imports and lower prices for beef veal and other meats. Officials say the move follows President Nixon's restraint suspensions and aims to widen supply with 11 percent import growth projected this year.
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Washington
State Department
Charles W Bray
John Irwin
Treasury
George Shultz
Department of Agriculture
Cost of Living Council
President's Council of Economic Advisers
President’s Council of Economic Advisers
Bray
Nixon
U.S
Australia
New Zealand
Mexico
Ireland
Guatemala
el Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Panama
Dominican Republic
Haiti
United States
More Bones Unearthed At Bison Kill Location
The Hudson Meng bison kill site near Crawford Nebraska yields a dense bone mass after a week of excavations led by Dr Larry Agenbroad of Chadron State College. Nearby discoverer Albert Meng and Arizona State Museum archaeologist Jim Ayres praise the finds as the most extensive seen, with chips and a possible knife point among the artifacts.
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Bison Kill
Crawford
Chadron State College
Larry Agenbroad
Jim Ayres
Arizona State Museum
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