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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1966
Page
14
The women's softball practice is Friday at Legion park ball diamond under lights. Start time 7:30 to 8:00 p m. Aimed at prepping for the regular season starting June 22. All interested players and those already signed up are urged to attend.
Ken Mangels of Sidney tied for second at 108 in the 54 hole Wheat King Open. Gil Rhine of Cheyenne won the championship with 108, Rich Oldaker of Kimball also tied for second. Lower flights used a 36 hole route. Tom Wilson won third in the first flight with 78 and Weldon Stewart was second in the third flight with 85.
The Potter Golf Club enforces ground rules including no vehicles on runways and surrender of right of way to planes. The course shares its grounds with Potter’s air landing strip to avoid conflicts between pilots and golfers.
Becky Ladine of Sidney earned first place in the shot put with a 39.0 inch throw on Nebraska’s top ten list for the past track season. Ranee Kletchka of Lincoln Plus took second with 37-4. Janet Gunderson of Dix appears three times with seventh in the 100 and 220, ninth in the board jump, and a 12.3 second century. Laurie Miller of Dalton placed eighth in the 50 yard dash with 6.6. The article notes more Nebraskan schools fielding girls teams as the season grows. In other action, Gering defeated Sidney 15-2 as Bob Crossman allowed six hits with 10 strikeouts. Sidney Juniors lost 12-8, with Jim Slama and Pee Wee Perez scoring twice. Don Zink pitched seven innings for Sidney, Jerry Lewis took the loss for Gering.
The Midgets saw their bid for an undefeated season fall apart at Gering last Wednesday night as rough play disrupted their stretch run.
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