Jones Wins Jaycee Junior Golf Crown
Lincolnite Gordon Jones captured the open division of the Nebraska Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament at Hillside Golf Course in Sidney with a 154 total after a strong Saturday. Popp Holtmeier Traill tied 155 for other top spots. Holtmeier won playoff and Popp placed second. Novice winner Bill Gildea led Columbus with 169, while Holdrege won the team title with 487.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Jaycee
Hillside
Sidney
Bill Wagner
Lincoln
Holdrege
Greg
Jim Traill
Steve Hanich
Omaha
North Platte
Bob Tobin
Mike Wilson
Bill Christ
Larry Wilcox
Sidney Chapter
The
Jaycees
Carl Faddis
City Golf Pro
Townies Beat Potter 6 1 In Legion Park Showdown
Sidney Town Team routed Potter Town 6 to 1 Sunday night. Dick Cole doubled before Don Tedesco cleared the bases with a triple, then Bill Jallen homered in the third as Sidney surged ahead. Maynard Wieser pitched a complete game, allowing five hits and fanning 16 with one walk as Cletus Wright started Potter before Ottoson finished.
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Sidney Town
Potter Town
Legion Park
Potter
Bob Ottoson
Sidney
Dick Cole
Don Tedesco
Cole
Tedesco
Bill Jallen
Maynard Wieser
Cletus Wright
Ottoson
Sidney Anglers Recognized for Master Angler Records
Fishing remains strong in Nebraska as Master Anglers gain new members. Mrs. Cliff Jarvis earned praise for a five pound ten ounce trout at Lake McConaughy, with Pat Mortimore weighing nine pounds nine ounces and John Gray of Ogallala at five pounds fourteen ounces, and Loring R. Tobler of Sidney reporting a two pound ten ounce white bass at Big Mac.
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Nebraska
Game Come
Cliff Jarvis
Lake McConaughy
Mods Beat Gus's Gals 40 10 in Legion Park
The Sidney Mods defeated Gus's Gals 40 to 10 at Legion Park last Friday night. Julie Bruce and Lorie Schmitt hit triples, Denise Ross was the winning pitcher, and the Mods set a date to host Potter on Wednesday July 19 under lights at eight p.m.
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Sidney Mods
Gus
Legion Park
Julie Bruce
Lorie Schmitt
Denise Ross
Potter
Potter Lassies
Juniors Are 5 2 Victors In Final Home Stand
Sidney Gibson Juniors defeated Torrington 5 to 2 in the last regular season home game. Chryst scored on an error, McKay drove in Josten, and Ladine plated runs with a key single. Josten added a double and Adams drove in a run. Torrington scored both in the seventh on singles. Herbert allowed five hits over seven with five strikeouts.
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Sidney Gibson
Torrington
Matt Herbert
Wyoming Invaders
Scott Wagner
Sidney
H Chryst
Adams
Ladine
Slama
Anderson
Herbert
Josten
Sawicki
McKay
Torrington AB
H Andrews
Leach
Hood
Brewer
Berry
Schwartzkopf
Krug
Brooks
Scott
Neue
Wagner
Midgets Edge Torrington In Home Finale
The Sidney Kiwanis Midgets defeated the Torrington B-Legion 3 to 1 to close out the 1967 regular season at Legion Field. Mike Nienhuser and Lingwall combined for ten strikeouts in relief after a first inning Wyoming invaders score, with Heaton driving in the decisive runs in the sixth.
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Sidney Kiwanis
Torrington
B-Legion
Legion Park
Wyoming Invaders
Mike Nienhuser
Jim Heaton
Heaton
Mike Peetz
Larry Lingwall
Nienhuser
Sidney
Juniors Fall to Sterling in Sunday Match
Sterling Legion overwhelmed Sidney Gibson fielding errors led to an 11-4 defeat. Jim Slama took the loss allowing ten hits five walks and four strikeouts. Bamber earned the win with six hits allowed eight strikeouts and two errored outs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Legion
Sidney Gibson
Sterling
Sidney Club
Jim Slama
Bamber
Sterling Legion Blanks Midgets In 13-3 Win
Sterling Legion defeated the Sterling Midgets 13-3 on Sunday evening in Sterling. Sterling collected eight hits while Sidney had seven. Sidney pitcher John O Connell went the full distance, allowing eight hits with nine walks and two strikeouts. Shield earned the win for Sterling as Sidney scored three runs in the fourth inning with Steve Bruce driving in two and Thompson counting the third on a timely hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Kiwanis
Sterling Legion
Sterling
Sidney
John O’connell
O’connell
Shield
Steve Bruce
Thompson
Upland Birds Seasons Set For Nebraska In 1967
Nebraska Game Commission outlines the 1967 upland and big game seasons. Ringneck pheasants open November 4 quail November 10 and grouse September 16 in open areas. Teal hunting runs September 9 to 17. Deer season runs October 28 to November 5 and antelope firearms September 23 to 25. Season lengths and bag limits to be decided August 21 after field surveys.
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Lincoln
Nebraskaland
Game Commission
Nebraska
Nebraska Centennial Football Game Tickets On Sale
Tickets for the Nebraska Centennial Football Game are on sale at the Palace Bar Shop in Sidney. The Denver Broncos will face the Oakland Raiders in North Platte High School Stadium on Sunday August 27 at 2 p.m. General admission $6, reserved $10. tickets selling fast. Sponsored by Buffalo Bills booster group in North Platte.
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Palace Barber Shop
Sidney
North Platte
Denver Broncos
Oakland Raiders
North Platte High School
Buffalo Bills
Rodeo Still Aboard The Last Frontier Spirit
This feature previews Cheyenne County Centennial rodeo running August 21 22 23 at Cheyenne County Fairgrounds with 8 p m shows on 21 22 and 1 30 p m on 23. It paints rodeo as the enduring link to frontier courage and independence, detailing prizes entry costs up to 100 per event and the risks cowboys take in pursuit of freedom and glory.
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Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Fairgrounds
West
Dodge
Abilene
Wichita
Great Plains
Plains
Cheyenne
Wyo
Pecos
Texas
Main Street
Prescott
Ariz
Calgary
Salinas
Pendleton
Denver
Fort Worth
United States
Canada
Six Gun
Duck Hunting Outlook Good in Nebraska 1966 Season
Nebraska waterfowl hunters faced a favorable season outlook with 1966 results surpassing 1965. Breeding duck numbers held steady while nesting conditions improved in the north and Canada, with the Central Flyway showing a 15 percent habitat gain. Harvests totaled 254,939 ducks and 15,505 geese, led by 9,691 Canada geese and 153,218 mallards.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Canada
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Nebraska Sand Hills
Banded turkeys observed during Nebraska field study
Lincoln reports a Game Commission technician in Alliance tagged and released a hen turkey with a color coded marker to study brood size and movement. The marked hen returned to her brood and moved on. observers are asked to contact officers or Jim Hurt at the Alliance district office with sightings.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Jim Hurt
Alliance
Pine Ridge
Hunting Permits Are Nearly Gone in Nebraska
Nebraska Game Commission reports less than a third of 1967 deer season permits remain. Eleven of 19 deer units closed to applications, 650 permits left for three turkey areas as of July 13. Niobrara, Round Top, Verdigre units show few remaining, Halsey booked, many deer units filled. Over 7,000 deer permits mailed, including Blue Elkhorn Nemaha, all antelope licenses mailed. turkey archery and some deer permits delayed. Deer permits for DeSoto not mailed until after August 21.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Niobrara
Round Top
Halsey
East
West Loup
Missouri
Nemaha
Wahoo
DeSoto
Elkhorn
Turkey
Army Officers Complete Quartermaster and Helicopter Courses
Captain Floyd G. Hutzenbiler, 28, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis J. Hutzenbiler of Dalton, finished a 15 week associate quartermaster officer course at the Army Quartermaster School Ft. Lee Virginia on June 9. Warrant Officer Candidate Steven C. Jensen, 20, son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Jensen of Sidney, completed a 16 week helicopter pilot course at Ft. Wolters Texas on June 23 and will undergo advanced flight training at Ft. Rucker Alabama with potential warrant officer appointment.
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FT. Lee, VA
AHTNC
Floyd G. Hutzenbiler
Louis J. Hutzenbiler
Dalton
Army Quartermaster School
Ft. Lee
Quartermaster Corps
Hutzenbiler
Reserve Officers’ Training Corps
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
FT. Wolters
Tex
Steven C. Jensen
Robert D. Jensen
Osage St
Sidney
Army Primary Helicopter School
Army Aviation School
Ft. Rucker
Ala
Nebraska Wheat Brings In Cash
The Nebraska Department of Agriculture reports the state's wheat crop returns about $100 per Nebraskan annually to the state economy. The 15 year average value runs around $150 million, with 1966 setting a record at $210 million. The 1952 harvest previously topped $205 million and the 1958 harvest at $197 million.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Department
State Federal Division of Agricultural Statistics
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jones
Jaycee
Gordon Jones
Bill Gildea
Townies
Sidney AB
Potter Slama
P Adams
Cronk
Halley
Baack
Lf Hilpert
Ef Jung
Sf Nish
Rf Miller
Rf Wright
Sidney Cole
Cunningham
C Jallen
Wieser
Sf Willard
Mayn. Wieser
P Nightengale
Farenkopf
Lopez
Harmstead
Sidney Anglers
Sidney Nienhuser
Bobo
Peetz
Cf Lingwall
Cox
Bruce
Sidney Sidney Chryst
Cf Ladine
P Anderson
Sf McKay
Rf Schwartz
If Hare
Lf Josten
Sterling Devlin
Maul
If Bambel
P Sonnenburg
Parsons
Pilkington
Moore
Hoffman
Sterling Blanks
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