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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1965

Page

10

Nebraska Fishing Records Rise As Anglers Set Records

Nebraska Game Commission notes shifting angling records with three clearances in 12 months and two new bow and arrow categories. Notables include a 76-pound blue catfish by Orville Ludbeck and a 27 pound 13 ounce carp by Phillip Dworak, plus a 36-pound carp by Mike Agosta and early bass and rainbow trout marks by Meek and Jerry Edward.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Game Commission L. Ashbaugh Wilber Blue River Orville Ludbeck Hartington Missouri River Wynot Reinmiller Schuyler Phillip Dworak Mike Agosta Omaha Linoma Beach Robert A. Meek Ray’s Valley Lake Bridgeport Bill Latta George Ford Madrid Frederick Bald Lake McConaughy Sauger Betty Tep Plain Niobrara View Cletus Jacobsen Big Springs Vernon Zimmer Ovid Cole Macy Buffalo Ashbaugh Robert D Ben Carter Lake Schuyler Pit Sturgeon Richard L Gains Point Jobman Nort Dam Folk Lyle Saw

Nebraska permits lure hunters as two deer units fill

Nebraska Game Commission says five deer units Blue Elkhorn Nemaha Wahoo DeSoto are filled and five antelope areas Box Butte Cherry Garden North Sioux Brown are taken. One wild turkey unit Silver Creek is filled while others still have permits. two deer Pine Ridge requests are open as of July 1.

Lincoln Nebraska The Game Commission Elkhorn Nemaha Wahoo DeSoto Box Butte Cherry Garden North Sioux Brown Silver Creek Pine Ridge Deer Unit Buffalo Calamus Frenchman Keya Paha Loup Missouri Omaha Pine Ridge Plains Platte Republican Sand Hills Upper Platte Valentine Gifford Niobrara Red Willow Round Top Banner Cheyenne

Bullfrog Season Opens in Nebraska on July 1

The Nebraska Game Commission announces that bullfrogs will be legal quarry from July 1 through October 31. They may be taken by hand, hand net, gig, or hook on a fishing permit. firearms or bow and arrow require a hunting permit. Artificial light may be used. Daily bag and possession limit is 12.

Lincoln Nebraska Game Commission

County Court Docket Summary In Nebraska

Kermit L. Story held in custody of sheriff on intoxication charges with a $15 fine and $5 costs pending satisfaction. Charles W. Leck fined $100 and $13 costs for DUI, driving privileges suspended six months. Orval Martin Dalton cited for no Nebraska license with $10 and $5 costs. Roy John Oak Fresno California cited for speeding with $10 and $5 costs.

Kermit L. Story Charles W. Leck Nebraska Orval Martin Dalton Roy John Oak Fresno Calif

Sidney Legion Midgets Extend Winning Streak To Six

Bob Hassle delivered a clutch pinch hit single in the bottom of the seventh to drive in the winning run as the Sidney Legion Midgets edged Grant 9 7 Sunday night. The Midgets improved to 6 4, piling up 11 hits and a .343 average while Ken McKay earned the win in relief. Grant’s Lex Thompson took the loss after three innings.

Bob Hossle Sidney Legion Grant Steve Adams John Gonzales Adams Gonzales Mike Frericks Julian Gonzales Monte Saux Mike Nienhuser Hassle Laux Ken McKay Jim Benzel McKay Benzel Lex Thompson Tom Shack Brenner Mika

Bequette and Gerschoffer Face Speeding Fines in Calif

Lindell W. Bequette of California and Matthew J. Gerschoffer of El Cajon were cited for speeding with fines of 10 dollars and 5 dollars costs noted for Bequette and 10 dollars for Gerschoffer. The report lists states and amounts but ends abruptly.

Lindell W. Bequette Truckee Calif Matthew J. Gerschoffer el Cajon

Dalton Legion Seeks Baseball Game on June 27

The Dalton Junior Legion has an open date on June 27 and seeks to arrange a game, preferably at Dalton. Interested teams should contact manager Ray Henke in Dalton at 376-2585.

Dalton Junior Legion Dalton Ray Henke

Wilson Wins Golf Tourney at Kimball Country Club

Tom Wilson captured the Kimball Country Club golf tournament with a three under par 35 34 33 for a 27 hole total of 102. Ken Mangels of Sidney led the first flight with 38 36 74 for 18 holes. Ross Barker won the fourth flight with 47 37 84. Tom O Connell earned a first flight prize. Thirteen Sidney golfers entered the event.

Tom Wilson Kimball Country Club Ken Mangels Sidney Ross Barker Tom O’connell

Four-H Horse Show Dates announced for district to state

Lincoln reports eight district 4-H horse shows serve as qualifiers for the State Fair 4-H horse show and a new Ak-Sar-Ben 4-H event. R.B. Warren notes members must qualify in district shows for pleasure, reining, pole bending, barrel racing, and horsemanship. Halter classes are excluded from district shows. Seven of eight districts are at new locations, Alliance as the only exception, with July 1 set for North Platte near Baxter and other counties listed.

Lincoln R.B. Warren University of Nebraska Nebraska Warren Alliance North Platte Baxter Perkins Keith Arthur Hooker Thomas Custer Dawson Logan McPherson

Chain Of Lakes Taking Shape In Nebraska

Nebraska Game Commission outlines a 200 mile Interstate 80 lakes project along the Platte River. 65 lakes averaging about 10.5 acres exist per mile over a 74 mile study, with plans for road ranches, unmanned day use areas, and state special use lands adjacent to interchanges for fishing camping and hunting.

Lincoln Nebraska The Game Commission Platte River Grand Island Lexington Commission Newark Department of Roads Wood River Shelton Parks Division Gibbon Elm Creek Land Management Division

Coggins Held on False Pretenses Charge and Fines

J C Coggins charged with obtaining accommodations under false pretenses. Defendant ordered to pay $15 fine and $9 costs and remains in custody of the sheriff until these are satisfied.

J. C. Coggins

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