Maynard Wieser Notches No Hit Gem
Maynard Wieser fired a no hit no run outing at Peetz field to lead Peetz past Oshkosh 22 0 in Panhandle League action. He struck out 17 over 31 batters, with four hits in five trips at bat including two doubles, and teammate Jack Fehringer went 4 for 4.
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Notable baseball box score highlights and pitching lines
Harmson and H Winkelman teamed with Brestel for triples while D Winkelman and Potter added doubles. Anderson pitched nine innings for Brestel with five earned runs, seven hits, three strikeouts and three walks. Dalton allowed two runs in nine innings with two hits, two walks and two strikeouts. Schmidt doubled, Dean Schmidt also tripled, and Don Schmidt, Wittig, Castle and Sidney added doubles. Thomas pitched nine innings for the other side with nine runs five earned, nine hits, ten strikeouts and four walks. Chappell started Castle three innings, Daubendick three, Hewitt two with varied results and control.
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Cheyenne Golfer Wins Fort Sidney Days Tournament
Lew LaCoor of Cheyenne won the Fort Sidney Days 27 hole championship flight, overtaking Clark Grieve. A three way chase for second ended in extra holes with Hersey Mangels prevailing. Brown of Sterling edged Bill Harris of Sidney for third. In other flights Jarvis Bush won the third flight with Gunderson and Taylor second and third. Balderson won first flight, Walt Closman second, B Orian third. In second flight C Rudell topped Sterling, John Kuns Kimball second, Bretz Cheyenne third.
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Juniors Rally In 19-6 Victory Over Gering
Sidney Broncs juniors crushed Gering 19 6 at home after trailing early and amassing 19 hits led by Reitz Retzlaff and Koch. Gibson Ford team overcame an early deficit, with strong two frame bursts and costly Gering errors sealing the win.
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Souvenir shops in Israel offer dollar purchases discount
Souvenir shops in Israel provide a 20 percent discount on items bought in dollars, encouraging tourists to pay in U S currency. The offer highlights currency pricing and regional shopping incentives for visitors.
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