Sidney Ball Teams Split With Bluffs
Sidney drops to 8 7 after a 2 1 loss to Scottsbluff in a pitcher duel. Scott Cornelius allows two hits with seven strikeouts while Jim Cain fanned 12 for Scottsbluff. Sidney’s Steve Ringleman started the scoring in the first inning. The Bluffs win the preliminary game behind Chuck Haupt’s four hit shutout.
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Scott Cornelius
Scottsbluff
Bluffs
Sidney
Chuck Haupt
Scottschluff
Haupt
Tony Grothe
Jerry Hadden
Rick Wieser Grothe
Kent Talich
Jay Matzke
Virgil Knackstedt
Torrington Wyo
Torrington
Lyman
Bill Wilburn
NU Freshmen Schedule Expands with Big Eight Slate
The 1973 Nebraska freshmen will play five games, adding Oklahoma and Colorado to a Big Eight schedule while dropping Wichita State. Key dates include Oct 22 vs Oklahoma at Norman and Nov 2 vs Colorado in Lincoln, with all other games on Fridays. Lawrence Humphrey seeks a spot on the squad.
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University of Nebraska
Bob Devaney
Huskers
Wichita State
Oklahoma
Colorado
Husker Frosh
Norman
Buffalo
Jim Ross
McCook
Neb
Sidneyite
Lawrence Humphrey
Golf Course Closure for Weekend Tournament
The municipal golf course will close from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday for a golf tournament. Course pro Carl Faddis provided the details.
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Carl Faddis
Fan files suit over ticketing at Nebraska games
Dr David L Kutsch seeks a writ of mandamus in Lancaster County District Court demanding the University of Nebraska issue football tickets on a first come first served basis. He alleges public access is distorted by favoritism toward booster clubs like the Touchdown Club which costs 100 dollars.
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Cornhusker
Lancaster County District Court
David L Kutsch
Lincoln
University
Menger
Touchdown Club
Cornhuskers
Southern League draws AL NL support with eight teams
The eight-team Southern League has the backing of six American League and two National League clubs. Eastern Division teams include Columbus Ohio with the Houston Astros, Savannah Georgia with the Atlanta Braves, Orlando with the Minnesota Twins and Jacksonville with the Kansas City Royals. Western Division lists Montgomery Alabama with the Detroit Tigers, Knoxville with the Chicago White Sox, Asheville North Carolina with the Baltimore Orioles and Birmingham Alabama with the Oakland Athletics. Birmingham began spring poorly, winning only two of its first 21 games.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Columbus
Ohio
Houston Astros
Savannah
Atlanta Braves
Orlando
Minnesota Twins
Kansas City Royals
Montgomery
Ala
Detroit Tigers
Knoxville
Chicago White Sox
Asheville
Baltimore Orioles
Birmingham
Oakland Athletics
Cowboys Shine at Central City Rodeo Meet
Rex Wilson of Sidney tied for third in bull riding and placed fourth in bareback at Central City Nebraska rodeo. Ric DeMers of Sunol took third in saddle bronc with DeMers and Kent From of Sidney returning after seven rodeo days in four states. Dave From of Lodgepole won his third saddle bronc first at Arnold High School rodeo, with three wins in four recent entries.
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Sidney
Central City
Rex Wilson
Rick DeMers
Nebraska
Ric DeMers
Sunol
DeMers
Kent From
Kansas
Iowa
Missouri
Dave From
Lodgepole
Arnold
Footnote to History of Radio Bigotry in 1930s America
The piece recalls Rev Gerald L Smith and Rev Charles E Coughlin, one a Southern fundamentalist and the other a Canadian Catholic priest whose broadcasts spread anti Roosevelt, anti CIO and antisemitic conspiracy theories. Coughlin formed National Union for Social Justice in 1935 and drew millions. In 1941 he halted broadcasts yet preached beyond religion and drew 1200 to a Detroit church for a final sermon.
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Charles E Coughlin
Father Coughlin
Franklin D Roosevelt
CIO
Big Business
Wall Street
Russia
International Banker
Hitler
Smith
Guy Huey Long
Louisiana
National Union For Social Justice
Detroit
Omaha World-Herald
Center Activity Notes and License Directories
Center notes list auto license directories for sale at the Senior Citizen Center and announce weekly events. Card games led by Mrs Higgins and Mrs Rezanina, with prizes to M E Plantz Lucy Van Ness Ann Cizek and others. Band entertainment, June to August changes, weddings, memberships due, and a world Christian population estimate.
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Senior Citizen Center
Gertrude Higgins
Leona Rezanina
Mary Kurz
Anna Stegner
M.E Plantz
Frank Frauendorfer
Lucy van Ness
Ann Cizek
C A West
Floyd Himmelright
Silver Serenaders
Memorial Rest Home
Pam Bauer
Scottsbluff
Ruby Glassburn
Ed Baade
Cheyenne
Wyo
Ed Bande
Silver Serenader
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