Doggett Cops Three Way Battle For Feature Race
A three way stock car feature at the Father's Day races ended with Curly Doggett first, Chuck Lafler second, and Gene Cole third after a lengthy bumper to bumper duel over fifteen laps. Stan Krueger challenged in the late stages as fans hailed the best race of the year. a new eleven lap relay also thrilled the crowd.
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Fairgrounds
Curly Doggett
Chuck Lafler
Gene Cole
Stan Krueger
Doggett
Bill Plank
Haxtun
Cole
Lafler
Krueger
C. Lafler
No. 33
Westphalen
Hank Bayer
Roy Darling
Don Schrieber
Howard Hurst
Bob Lafler
Bob Fleck
Heinie Westphalen
Mel Zwickl
Dean Burgess
Bob Frandsen
Burgess
Frandsen
Reynolds
Dave Long
Darling
M. Zwickl
West Curve
Schrieber
Virg Zwickl
Oakeson
Clare
Fleck
Myers
Green
Rapp T
Chandler
W. Zwickl
Taylor
Long
Plank
Beyer
Bayliff
Martin
LeBlanc
Hust
Dalton Nips So Divide In See-Saw 4-3 Victory
Dalton edged South Divide 4-3 at Krueger's Lake after a late eighth inning rally. Dalton led 3-0 in the first two innings with Worth's triple and Fecht's two-run sequence misplayed for a run. South Divide failed to bunch hits, while Harrach and D. Miller sparked the seventh inning as the Dividers finally broke through for a run. Box score totals show Dalton 9 hits, 4 runs, 2 errors. South Divide 10 hits, 3 runs, 4 errors. Tomorrow's postponement shifts Sidney Potter game to Monday. Gurley field hosts Gurley 8-5 victory over Bunker Hill and no further results reported at press time.
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Dalton
South Divide
Divide
Krueger’s Lake
Jerry Worth
D. Miller
H. Fecht
Fecht
Winkleman
Chavez
Harrach
S. Schmidt
Henke
Worth
Watchorn
Loxterkamp
Miller
L. Nienhuser
Wittig
Narses
Miles
Montgomery
K. Miller
B. Montgomery
A. Narses
Sidney
Potter
Bunker Hill
Gurley
Potter Juniors Wallop Albion in 40-6 Victory
The Potter Juniors defeated Albion 40-6 in six innings on Sunday. Albion sent multiple pitchers in a futile effort as Potter tallied five home runs, three triples, two doubles and a swarm of singles to seal the win.
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Potter
Albin
Wyo
Quartaro Hurls 6-5. Win Over South Divide Nine
Sidney edged South Divide 6-5 as pitcher Charles Quartaro delivered a four hit game on the fairgrounds diamond. Sidney jumped to an early lead with two runs in the first and one in the second, aided by singles from Dick Roberts and a double by Lyle Colerick. South Divide rallied, scoring two in the fifth to close the gap, as Willard slugged a timely single to drive in runs.
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Charles Quartaro
Sidney
South Divide
Fairgrounds
Dick Roberts
Joe Clifton
Lyle Colerick
Jones
Willard
Ralph E. Godfrey
Crescent, Okla
Sidney Edges South Divide in Close Ninth Inning
Sidney rallied with two in the fifth on a Clifton single, an error, Max Adams’ hit, and Orly Prather’s long fly. Prather’s triple plus Rollie Riddell’s fielder’s choice gave Sidney the win in the ninth as South Divide, though rallying in eighth and ninth, fell one run short. Slocum and Montgomery combined for nine innings on the mound in a non league tilt.
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Sidney
Clifton
Max Adam
Orly Prather
Prather
Rollie Riddel
South Divide
Harrach
Harvey Miles
Jones
Narjes
Nienhuser
Wittig
Slocum
Montgomery
Brown's .625 Sets Panhandle League Hitting Pace
D Brown of Potter leads the Panhandle Baseball League hitting race with a .625 average through June 8 per G A Yost, ending Mark Wieser’s two week reign. Wieser sits second at .000, followed by Frank Roelle at .474, with players hitting over .300 through June 8.
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D. Brown
Potter
G. A. Yost
Mark Wieser
Wieser
Frank Roelle
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Coca-Cola Company
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Scottsbluff - Sidney - Alliance
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Peetz
Barlow
Weiser
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Roelle
Fehringer
Neilsen
B. Hill
Johnson
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Sod
DeMuth
Koszow Office Supply & Equipment CO
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