Sidney Midgets Face Scottsbluff For Area Title
The Sidney American Legion Kiwanis Midgets, 20-6, beat North Platte 4-2 to reach the Area VI final and face Scottsbluff, 13-7, who edged Alliance 4-1. The winner earns a trip to Grand Island for the state tournament in a winner-take-all Tuesday showdown at Bill Wood Field, North Platte. Coaches expect a hard game as Sidney seeks a second straight Area VI title.
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Sidney American Legion-Kiwanis
Legion Area
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Bill Wood Field
North Platte
Monty Bobo
Kiwanis
Telegraph
Sidney Telegraph score recap shows Nienhuser shines on mound
In bottom of the seventh North Platte batters walked but Mike Nienhuser struck out three to end the threat. Sidney starter Charlie Solano lasted three innings before Nienhuser relieved, fanning four with no hits allowed. John Scholl and Bill Cox led Sidney with two hits each, Scholl adding the only double. North Platte held Sidney to eight hits and seven strikeouts, with one walk. If the Midgets win tomorrow, at least $500 will be needed to send them to Grand Island. Game starts at five p.m. North Platte time.
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Sidney
Bill Cox
North Platte
Monte Bobo
Mike Nienhuser
John Scholl
Bobo
Charlie Solano
Nienhuser
Solano
Schou
Grand Island
Hunters Can Apply Second Time Around On August 1
Lincoln reports hunters may apply for a second permit on August 1 for deer or turkey in any unit not sold out. With over 18,000 deer permits issued, fewer than 6,400 remain across nine deer units and two turkey units. Antelope areas are sold out. Teal season reminders urge free teal permits by August 10 with a nine day hunt September 9 to 17 and four per day, eight possession.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
The
Game Commission
Omaha
Pine Ridge
Plains
Platte
Republican
Sand Hills
Upper Platte
Turkey
Round Top
Calamus
Elkhorn
Keya Paha
East Loup
West Loup
Missouri
Nemaha
Wahoo
State Capitol
Nebr
Fishing-Vending Fees Hiked by State Legislature
Legislation signed by Governor Norbert T. Tiemann raises bait dealer licenses from 10 to 100 dollars for nonresidents and 10 to 25 dollars for residents, with commercial fishing fees up to 60 dollars for nonresidents and 25 dollars for residents. The changes take effect June 23, with earlier permit holders paying later in 1968, and flathead catfish removed from protected status effective August 1 for commercial catches.
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Game Commission
Norbert T. Tiemann
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Door Buster
B&c Steel
Josten Const. CO
Sidney, Nebr
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