Ogallala Wipes Out Sidney In Class A Playoff Clash
Ogallala Indians topple Sidney Maroons 75 4 in a second round Class A district game on the Ogallala court. Henning leads with 28 points while Robinson adds 22 as Sidney’s Adams Flohr Krueger Pearson depart after the season ending loss.
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Quallala
Maroons
Ledger
Ogallala
Tom Jones
Sidney
Conad
Gothenburg
Henning
Ivan Adams
Indians
Glenn
Howard McVay
Bull Hinkle
Fred Brown
Larry Kalkowski
Pearson
Krueger
Hinkle
Robinson
Vernon
Adams
Flohr
McVay
Brown
Bill Hinkle
Lodgepole Quintet Dominates LPW All Star Basketball Team
Lodgepole captures four of five positions on the LPW 1955 All Star quintet as Harold Whitefoot Denny Thompson and Al Franss headline a Lodgepole domination. Jack Sanford leads the runner up Dalton Tigers with Keith Pierce also earning a spot.
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Lodgepole Quintet
LPW
Lodgepole Valley All Stars
Harold Whitefoot
Lodgepole
Jack Sanford
Dalton
Denny Thompson
Albert Frass
Keith Pierce
Latham Mortensen
Gurley
Jack Brothers
Dix
Dave Thies
Potter
Charles Meyer
Ron Namath
Sunol
Lodgepole Valley
Panther
Telegraph Sports Department
Dalton Tigers
SPW
al Franss
Sanford
Pierce
Whitefoot
Thompson
Franss
Brothers
Jim Peterson
Kimball County
Thies
Mortensen
Chappell and Chadron Prep Reach State Playoffs
Chappell Buffaloes upset Hemingford 68 60 as Larry White scores 31 and Danny Howitt 15, earning a Class B state berth. Chadron Prep beats Trenton 60 28 to reach the Class C final in Lincoln, with Ken Wellsandt and White pivotal. Hemingford’s Lavern Rogoski injured, Fosker and Sampy lead scoring for the losers.
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Lodgepole Aces
Lodgepole
Chappell
Chadron Prep
Chappell and Mighty
Lincoln
Larry White
Buffaloes
Hemingford
Trenton
White
Danny Howitt
Devel County
Howitt
Dale Sampy
Hesting
Dale Fosker
Fosket
John Wyland
Sampy
Hewitt
Ken Wellsandt
The
Clarkson
Chappell Fg
Wellsandt
Martens
Richman
Miles
Castle
Hemingford Fg
Fin
Dickey
Wyland
Wax ' Sampy
Wood
Ivory
Western Nebraska town weighs new conference idea
The piece discusses Sidney's failed bid to join the Big Ten, notes a western Nebraska conference expansion idea, and proposes a local eight-town league with Sidney, Gering, Ogallala, Alliance, Cozad, McCook, Gothenburg and others. It contrasts seven small-city schedules with possible eight non conference games.
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Toy Brass
Sidney
Big Ten
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Alliance
McCook
North Platte
Kearney
Nebraska
Gering
Ogallala
Cozad
Gothenburg
Conference Idea Aids Scheduling in Western Nebraska
The column argues a new conference would ease travel for football and basketball in western Nebraska where few nearby towns exist. Readers’ input is sought, noting that venturing often yields gains despite tough transportation issues. Oklahoma’s football woes also discussed with underdog optimism.
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Nebraska
Buffaloes win outright Big Seven basketball title
The Buffaloes secure the conference championship under Coach Bebe Lee. He blends Indiana and California systems into a cohesive style, producing a strong team. Notably, only one of the top ten players is from Colorado, while North Carolina’s swimming roster includes five states plus Turkey.
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Buffaloes
Nebraska
Bebe Lee
Indiana
California
North Carolina
Turkey
Congress Bowling Tournament at Fort Wayne
The American Bowling Congress tournament runs from March 26 to June 5 in Fort Wayne Indiana with 5826 teams competing for 430000 dollars in prizes.
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Fort Wayne
Ind
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Kat
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Sidney High School
Paxton
Hemingford Bobcats
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Mitchell
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Sooner Sports Service
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Bud Wilkinson
Max Boydston
Carl Allison
Kurt Burris
Gene Mears
Colorado
Hossack Implement CO
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Lik
Boulder
U. S
Moscow
St. Basil's Cathedral
Don McDermott
Englewood Cliffs
N. J
Dick Shearman
Jamestown
N. Y
Ken Henry
Chicago
John Werker
Minneapolis
Tula Ee
Hughes-Josten Lumber Company
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