Panhandle League Sunday slate features four tight games
In the 1952 Panhandle Baseball League schedule stretch four strong matchups take place on Sunday. Potter faces Peetz on the Potter diamond, SOD travels to Gurley, South Divide visits Sidney in a night game, and Dalton plays Bunker Hill. Potter edges Bunker Hill in ten innings 3-2 to notch Ted Pickenbrook’s sixth win, while South Divide shuts out Gurley, Dalton beats SOD, and Peetz defeats Sidney 11-2.
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Panhandle Baseball League
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Potter
Peetz
SOD
Gurley
Sidney
South Divide
Dalton
Bunker Hill
Ottoson
Schwartz
C. Brown
Ted Pickenbrook
Scottsbluff
Bluffs
Flag Tourney at Sidney Country Club Sunday
A flag tournament will be held at Sidney Country Club Sunday starting at nine o'clock. Players will set their own handicaps. Those wishing to eat breakfast at the clubhouse should notify the manager in advance.
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Sidney Country Club
Midget Baseball Practices Start at Legion Park
Baseball practice for boys aged 8 to 12 begins Monday at Legion Park softball diamond. John Dykal leads the team with sessions at 10 o'clock each morning.
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Legion Park
John Dykal
God is Tolerant Quote From Hosea Ballou
Brief quotation on tolerance citing Hosea Ballou as author. Delivers a moral admonition about bearing with others and practicing tolerance over many years.
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Hosea
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Sidney shooters win tied handicap in Colorado state trap
Sidney Shooters Lou Hagemeister and Raymond Anthony led 250 entrants at the Colorado State Trap Shoot in Denver, tying for handicap honors with 97 of 100. In the shoot off Hagemeister made 24 of 25 and Anthony 23 of 25, while Hagemeister won the singles with 194 of 200 to Anthony’s 192.
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Lou Hagemeister
Raymond Anthony
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Denver
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Anthony
Young Anthony
Taft on TV Reflections Spark Media Debate
A reflective note contemplates Taft’s potential on television, praising his hearty presence and distinguished bearing while withholding opinion on current media portrayals and the 20 inch screen era.
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Taft
Stock Races Set For July 4 At Fair Grounds
Stock car drivers and fans will enjoy a heavy slate of racing on the fair grounds track starting Sunday. Devils Motor Club president Ed Bauman said Friday that races are planned for Friday July 4 and the regular schedule the following Sunday with a special event each race, though details were not disclosed. Chuck Lafler won the trophy dash time trials Australian pursuit and feature in Sundays program. Bud Green won the slow car heat, Cloyd Claar the second heat, Gene Cole the fast car event. The Hurst Taylor relay won the six-opponent dust. Heinie Westphalen took consolation honors with Hurst leading the semi final.
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Fairgrounds
Ed Bauman
Devils Motor Club
C. Lafler
Chuck Lafler
Bud Green
Cloyd Claar
Gene Cole
Howard Hurst
Tom Taylor
Heinie Westphalen
Hurst
Apple Candle Holders Spark Evening Table Setting
A brief craft note suggests making candle holders from small polished apples to spruce up table settings for an evening. The idea emphasizes using fruit as decorative, light-catching pieces to enhance ambiance.
McCormick Farm Equipment Store Plans Unveiled at Sidney
Construction begins on the first unit of a building program to expand Sidney's McCormick Farm Equipment sales. A 100 by 200 foot metal warehouse sits south of a Union Pacific spur, with a forthcoming masonry store of about 94 by 191 feet on the north side. The project aims to improve storage and distribution, adjacent to Highway No. 30, awaiting government approval to proceed. The plan includes six through truck stalls, ten tractor stalls, a diesel servicing room, wash and paint area, and expanded parts facilities. The new store will be company operated to supplement the existing Sidney location. Also elected president of the American Legion Auxiliary Post 17 is Mrs. Rena McCleneghan, succeeding Mrs. Joe Mollot, with several officers named for the coming year.
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Sidney
McCormick
Union Pacific
Bob Root
Root
10Th
Newton
Rena McCleneghan
American Legion Post 17
Joe Mollot
Dan Duncan
Marvin Sherrerd
leBaron Goodwin
John Andresen
Delno Karr
David Ells
Methodist Groups Will Attend Camps
The junior and senior Methodist Youth Fellowships plan delegations to the Youth Camp at Camp Bob Marshall near Custer South Dakota next month. Dates are July 20 to 27 for the older group and July 27 to August 2 for the younger. Registrations have been sent in for more than a dozen Intermediates and a number of seniors. Keith Westerlin is in charge.
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Camp
Bob Marshall
Custer
South Dakota
Keith Westerlin
New Officers Named In Local Club Meeting
Fragmentary text shows a local group naming new officers at a meeting held after a business lunch. Attendees likely include Mrs. Merle Speare and Mr. Thon Niemoller among others, with brief mentions of Glen Hornbeck and Lowell Swanson. Exact roles and full list unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Thon. Niemoller
Glen Hornbeck
Lowell Swanson Ang Y
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