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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1975
Page
2
Dr. Nathan S. Kline explains that low mood can be treated if recognized and treated early. He contrasts American treatment rates with Britain and notes anhedonia as a key symptom affecting work and social life.
The vote narrowly kept Bowie Kuhn as commissioner with 22 votes in favor, 2 against. By league bylaws he needed nine in each league and tallied eight in the American, one short of re election, despite broad support from Walter O Malley and others.
Atlantic salmon return efforts gain momentum across four states and the federal government. Rewards total up to 300 dollars for live catches and 25 dollars for dead ones as fish ladders rise at five dams. Biologists note eggs from captured fish support future stocking.
A Hillside Municipal Golf Course event draws 29 boys and 2 girls for a Junior tournament. Winners include Mark Zalesky in 13-15 boys, Amy Montgomery in girls, and John De Coran in age 12 and under. Four foursomes play ladies day. Elks Club qualifiers and Trans-National plans appear alongside local notes on players and upcoming events.
Dairy Queen edged VFW 10 9 in the semifinals to reach the finals against Elks on Saturday at 8 00 PM Rob Gregory earned the win with five innings pitched and a grand slam by Rob Gregory provided the big hit Don Ogte took the loss for VFW Jim Decker led VFW with two hits Ellis defeated Lodgepole to reach finals while Dairy Queen had earlier beaten Rotary 11 1 and VFW 10 9 in Thursday night action for the berth.
A group in Sidney aims to start a men’s flag football league to be played on the softball field outfield. Several teams have shown interest and more can sign up by contacting Bill Cox at the Sidney Telegraph. A final August meeting will set details.
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission says frog season is open but sniping with a small caliber firearm is banned. Legal methods include hook and line gigging dipnetting or scrambling after frogs with bare hands. Bow and arrows may be used except in state parks and recreation areas.
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