Peetz Bulldogs edge Ovid 38 to 33 in district clash
In a low scoring Thursday district game at Julesburg Peetz Bulldogs beat Ovid 38 33 as Chuck Fehringer poured in 13 points and John Sanger led Ovid with 16. Venango undefeated beat Lodgepole 43 40 in Chappell as Deden and Turner combined for Venango scoring and Hokom Tremain for Lodgepole.
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Peetz
Bulldogs
Colorado
Julesburg
Ovid
Julesburg Court
Ous Urook-Sedgwick
Lower Platte Valley
Chuck Fehringer
Marners
John Sanger
Lodgepole
Panthers
Chappell
Venango
Lodgepols
Duane Freeman
Dave Deden
Paul Turner
Panther
Deden
Turner
Bob Hokom
Ray Tremain
Hokom
John
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NBC
Ross
Finley Wieser
Fehriger
Meier
Nelson
I Brashtenbach
Panhandle
Wean
Ovid Ft
Peterson Drive-In
Sidney
Oil Co
Meadow Gold
Eversman
Hernandez W. N. X
Moist Ohio Oil A
Jim Sanger
Sidney Shoe Hospital
A National Supply Co
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Sidney National Bank
Een Ohio Production
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Overland Air Service
Nelson-Wagoner Ter
Ovid Ohio Pipeliners
Sidney Shoe Hospital Ranchers
Born’s Skelly
Roads & Grounds
W. Nlx
Engineers
John Sewald
Sportsman Bar
Dennis Wamsley
Sutley Pirates
Bill Hammond
General Supply
Officere
Charles Dewey
Peté. Sewald
Jim Brumfield
Bill, Hood
Born’ S Skelly
Bill Walford
Myron Hopp
Joe Miller
Jay Wilson
Born's
Skeily
B. Watkins
Clarence Zalesky
R. Wisland
Bill Jallen
Nglineers
Meo
Bob Koester
Ted Schmutte
Sarl Farmer
Butch Carr
Philip Vera
C. Watkins
Jack Robinsona
Mel McCoy
Een
Bill Rourke
Floyd Albro
Ken Pottorff
Dick Sedgwick
Sedgepole
Monie
Walsh
Serene Wee
Joe Niutler
Roy Jackson
Denis Wamsley
Jack Robinson
Chappell and Chadron clash for Panhandle crown
Chappell and Chadron advance to the Class B playoff final at Lincoln after decisive semifinal wins. The 8 p.m. finals at the Junior High feature balanced scoring with Larry Mathews Randy Riggins and John Oswald keying Chadron while Gardiner Haskell Castle and Red Owl lead Chappell scorers.
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Chappell
Chadron
Panhandle
Lincoln
Bridgeport
Larry Miller
Randy Riggins
Gardiner
Red Owl
Haskell
Castle
Barry Martin
Buffs
Gordon
John Oswald
Martin
McCormick
Oswald
Peters
Knocke
Chadren
Aebig
Riggins
Oswald Miller
Rice
Kenney Colwell
Myles Cogdill
Clark Rasmussen Matheson
Buck
Baa
He Lockwood
Yanney
G. Miller
Blakesley
Skinner
Gusman
Jensen
Smith
Schluterbusch
el Donnelly
Guitterez
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Bowling results from Sidney lanes show scores and handicaps
The page lists team and individual bowling results from Sidney lanes including Martin Water Service Pepsi-Cola Jerry's Conoco Peetz Co-op and Gingham Inn. High series and games are recorded with players such as R. Smith Ault Jensen Landis and Hawthorne among others.
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Sidney Bowling Lanes
Martin Water Service
Foland
Peetz Conoco
Pepsi, Cola
Jerry’s Conoco
Peetz Co-op
Pepsi-Cola
Peetz Gingham Inn
R. Smith
Ts. Ault
H. Jensen
P. Landis
Shoopman
F Hawthorne
Lh. Jerigén
A. Smith
L. Ault
M. ‘Backemeyer
B. Bolz
R. Starr
Mitchell Kimball Eliminated In First Round Play
Fragments indicate Mitchell Kimball eliminated in first round play. Reading text also mentions washing water with brooms, suggesting cleanup efforts after an event.
Hernandez to Seek Welterweight Title in Channel 9 Telecast
Ford Hernandez defeated Roy McMillian Toledo and Phil Baldwin Grand Rapids to advance to the Tournament of Champions welterweight finals at Chicago Stadium. Mark Burks faces Hernandez next Wednesday in the Channel 9 televised program as Chicago's tournament climaxes with the top four weights. Nielsen of Omaha lost a decision to Cassius Clay Louisville in the quarterfinals as Omaha pursues team points in the season’s final card.
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Nebranskan
Ford Hernandez
Sidney
Roy McMillian
Toledo
Ohio
Hernandez
Phil Baldwin
Grand Rapids
Mich
Bill Nielsen
Omaha
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Chicago
Ill
Chicago Stadium
Hernandez-Burds
Channel 9
KETV
Denver
Cuigago
Mark Burks
Cassius Ciay
Baldwin
Don Sergent
Orlando de la Fuente
Hollywood
Calif
Ford
Michigan
Jack Fickler
Fickler
S&s
Perfeco
Pete) Hernandez
Nielsen
Clay
Cincinnati
Fort Worth
Nashville
Fishery Management Section Created in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska March 1 marks the creation of the Fishery Management Section of the Nebraska Game Commission. Eugene D Miller will head the new unit as area fishery manager from the Wildlife Building in Lincoln. Miller a Norfolk native and Iowa State College graduate joined the commission in July 1958 after serving as assistant fishery biologist at Norfolk.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
Eugene D Miller
Norfolk
Miller
Wildlife Building
Iowa State College
The
Game Commission
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