Elks Outlast Lexington 9 In 15 Inning Dandy 3-2
In a wild 15 inning Nebraska Independent League thriller at Legion Park Elks beat Lexington 3-2. Stan Martin scored the deciding run after a two out rally with Rosa Langley aiding the push and Bud Murray pitched superbly. Mark Wieser spearheaded Elks defense and also drove in key runs.
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Peetz Falls In Tourney Play
Sterling meets Brush in the Colorado Junior Legion District Tournament final at Peetz tonight with 9:00 p.m. start. Consolation game has Peetz vs Wray at 7.3 p.m. The Sterling Brush winner advances to face Aurora in the state playoff first round at Aurora next week. District results: Sterling beat Holyoke 17-7. Brush beat Julesburg 15-5. Wray beat Haxton 14-4. Peetz beat Yuma 7-1. Sunday: Sterling defeated Wray 15-3. Brush beat Peetz 12-3.
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Brownson Upsets Potter 14-13 in Wild Finish
Brownson spoiled Potter with a 14-13 win at Browneson Field as Potter needed the Sunday victory to clinch the PBL title. Brownson broke a 10-10 tie in the seventh with four runs, Potter answered with three in the eighth but fell short. Bil Jailen pitched all nine for Brownson, while Cetus Wright and Ken Alexander pitched for Potter.
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No Word Yet About "63 Wheat Allotment
The County ASC Office has received no word on the 1963 crop year wheat acreage allotment. Don Rapp, office manager, says information is expected immediately after Congress acts on proposed wheat acreage controls legislation.
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Coffee pot funds two journalism scholarships at Tulsa U
A Tulsa World editorial staff coffee pot fundraiser raised proceeds for two half scholarships for journalism students at the University of Tulsa. The effort supports student financial aid and honors journalism education locally.
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McCook blanked Sidney Jaycee Midget All Stars 3 0 in opening area tourney
Sam Jones pitched a two hitter over seven innings as McCook defeated the Sidney Jaycee Midget All-Stars 3 0 in North Platte. Roy Hart hit a 330 foot homer and Tom Cumming, Bob Frakes contributed run scoring plays to give McCook a 3 0 lead. Sidney’s Ken Mangels and Jerry Cronk produced the only hits as Jones struck out four and walked one. The Midgets finish 18 3 on the season. McCook improves to 34 13.
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Football Meeting At SHS On Wednesday
Sidney High football coach Harold Chaffee announced a meeting for all interested high school players at the senior high auditorium on Wednesday August 1 at 8 00 p m.
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Junior Baseball Playoff Card at Legion Park Tonight
Post season schedule lists Midget League Greenlees vs SOD at 7:30 tonight at Legion Park Diamond. A Minor League games follow with Braves facing Banks Drive-In Orioles at 6:00 and Reds meeting Ackerman Robinson Cubs at 7:30 in Sidney Community TV field. Thursday schedule for A minor league noted.
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Sun burns mass at four million tons each second
The Sun sheds about four million tons of mass per second through nuclear fusion. Despite this enormous loss, its vast size means its fuel reserves should last for several billion more years.
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