Sidney High Veer Offense Emphasized By Coach Stoner
Panhandle Spotlight reports Sidney High coach Dale Stoner favors a minimal Veer offense with two solid backs and strong leadership. He returns 17 lettermen including 12 seniors from a 4-6 season and believes focus will create execution, with players learning one set of plays to perfection.
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Sidney High
Dale Stoner
Stoner
Sidney
Sidney High Aims to Increase Passing This Season
Sidney High plans more air attack after last season's 38 percent pass rate. Coach Stoner emphasizes fundamentals and letting players improvise, targeting 45 to 50 percent passing this year.
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Sidney High Sdefines coaching staff for season with eight coaches
The Sidney High football program lists eight coaches under Stoner with Dan Garrett as offensive coordinator of backs Gary Nickal as defensive coordinator of line Tom Cotton as junior varsity coach Doug Bartlett as head freshman coach Brent Joyce as assistant freshman coach Duane Jones for Jr High and Vic Kenedy for Jr High.
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Dan Garrett
Gary Nickal
Tom Cotton
Doug Bartlett
Brent Joyce
Duane Jones
Vic Kenedy
Chadron, Gering oust Sidney in district tourney
In Alliance Chadron beat Sidney 18 1 in the second round of the district double elimination tourney after Sidney fell 6 4 to Gering in the opening round. The Juniors conclude their season Thursday night.
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Ammerman
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Naupi
Namath holds firm as Jets offer tops in league
New York Jets chief executive Phil Iselin says talks with Joe Namath remain in a lull after offering the richest contract in pro football history. Namath and lawyer Jimmy Walsh seek about 1 million for two years, while Jets propose 400000 per year. Iselin notes they have gone as far as they can and expect Namath to sign once he decides. Meanwhile Namath flew to Tuscaloosa for golf as talks pause.
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Decker rally falls short in slow pitch loss to B S Fire
B S Fire Equipment edged Decker 16 12 in a women's slow pitch game. Deckers surged with nine runs in the last two innings but could not overcome the early lead.
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Husker offense poised for strong 1975 season
Nebraska returns 41 lettermen led by Tony Davis and Joha O Leary in a deep backfield. The Huskers seek to replace All-American quarterback David Hamm with Terry Luck or redshirts Vince Ferragamo Randy Garcia or Tom Lorely while the line and receivers provide a potent ground and air attack. The defense anchors with Malito Shamblin Everett and Bonness in a bid to win the Big Eight.
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Vince Ferragamo
Husker
Randy Garcia
Tom Lorely
Malito
Shamblin
Earl Everett
Tom Heiser
Tony Davis
Joha O'Leary
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Huskers
Five Softball Games Before Open Tourney in 1975 Season
Four games remain in the 1975 men’s softball season before the Open Softball Tournament set for August 8 to 10. Tonight’s schedule includes Sidney Manufacturing vs Branding Iron on field 1, Peetz Elevator vs Decker’s Market on field 2, The Mill vs Western Market on field 2 late, Potter vs Independent Cable on field 3, Baker Tire vs Hartzler’s on field 3 late, and Nilda vs Gurley on field 4. Lincoln National vs Fairmont Foods on Lions Field, Sidney Conoco vs Farmers Feed on Kiwanis Field early, Pizza Hut vs A and W on Kiwanis Field late, State Farm at Dalton against the host team.
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Peetz Elevator and Decker
Mill
Western Market
Potter
Independent Cable
Baker Tire
Hartzler
Nilda
Gurley
Lincoln National
Fairmont Foods
Lions
Sidney Conoco
Farmers Feed
Kiwanis
Pizza Hut
Kiwanis Field
State Farm
Dalton
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