Red Devils Win Amateur Tourney With 49 20 Victory
Sidney guards Kepler and Black led a fast paced offense to rout Kimball 49 to 20 in the Central States Amateur Independent Athletic association final. Kepler scored 11 in the title game while Black sparked the attack as Sidney built a 29 to 6 halftime edge. Sidney earlier beat Dalton 32 to 28 and Ault Cole 35 32 to reach the final. Gurley claimed third.
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Sidney
Red Devils
Gurley Court
Kimball
Kepler
Black
Dalton
Ault
Cole
Gurfley
Gurley
Eichenberger
Paul
Central States Amateur Independent Athletic Association
Colo
Wellington
Sidney Kimball
Mitchell
Thomas
Kimball FG FI PT Pfi
Larson
Stearley
Lodge Pole
Lindley
Alliance Bulldogs Win Conference Championship
Alliance won the western conference title in 1929 by defeating Kimball 13 to 12 on Tuesday. Morrill upset Gering to aid Alliance, while Sidney beat Alliance, Kimball and Scottsbluff to end the schedule. Sixty-four games were played by 16 members. final standings show Alliance 8-1, Gering 10-2, Kimball 6-2, Sidney 7-5, Morrill 4-6, Scottsbluff 3-4, Bayard 5-5, Mitchell 4-8, Potter 3-6, Minatare 1-8.
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Alliance
Kimball
Morrill
Gering
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Chappell
Bridgeport
Bushnell
Liberty
Sunflower
Hemingford
Ww L % Alliance
Bayard
Mitchell
Potter
Minatare
Sterling Wins Chadron Tournament With Narrow Final Victory
Sterling High School captured the Chadron invitation title with a 30 to 27 win over Kimball. Kious starred at center for Sterling, while Potter won the Class B title for Lusk and Lisco topped Ewin in Class C. Bayard’s Wilson and Lusk’s Updike earned silver balls as standout players.
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Kious
Sterling High School
Kimball
Potter
Lusk
Wyo
Lisco
Ewin
Presh
Alliance
Chadron
Logan County
Wilson
Bayard
Updike
Sterling
White
Clemans
Sidney Given Class B Rating in State Meet Opener
Sidney and Seward open Class B play at the Nebraska state prep school tournament in Lincoln with coach Bunny Black leading the Maroon cagers. Despite an uneven season, Sidney relies on a quick offense and strong on-floor effort as they face Seward, with possible second round foe Nelson or Chadron looming if they win.
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Sidney
Seward
Lincoln
Bunny” Black
Capitol City
Black
Nebraska
Sidney Five
Maroons
Broken Bow
North Platte
Alma
Wesleyan High
Nelson
Chadron
Falls City
School of Deaf
Chappell
Superior
Havelock
Huntley
Gothenburg
Valley
Nelson-Chadron
York
Fremont
Alliance
Grand Island
St. Paul
Geneva
Columbus
Crete
West Point
Kearney
Hastings
Beatrice
Norfolk
McCook
Kimball
Journalism Students to Cover Nebraska High School Tournament
University of Nebraska journalism students will run a temporary bureau in University Hall room 106 on Thursday to Saturday to cover the state high school basketball tournament. They will send game reports to weekly newspapers across the state, following a prior year when 150 students produced 265 basketball stories for 326 papers.
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University of Nebraska School of Journalism
University Hall
Sterling Course Renumbered Holes After Directors Vote
The Sterling Advocate reports Sterling and Sidney golf teams clash on the local course June 23 with a return match August 11 on Sterling grounds. The open tournament is set for September 1 and 2 at Sterling or Fort Morgan, with several holes renumbered but par unchanged.
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Acording
Sterling Advocate
Sidney
Sterling
Fort Morgan
U Hall Faces Hazard as Snow Melts Threatening Wall
Old University landmark U Hall again faces danger from heavy snows melting on the east wall of the north wing. Serious leaks threaten structural stability and may cause the wall to cave in the roof joists above. Oscar A. Ellis warned last week that the wall has deteriorated and moisture has worsened the condition. one room is heavily flooded by dripping water, but no evacuation has been ordered.
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University Hall
The
State University
Oscar A. Ellis
Local obituary and notices from Sidney area events
Frank H. King a prominent rancher and pioneer resident died of a heart attack Monday morning. The funeral was held Wednesday. John Bohe of Denver and Grace Daugherty of Sidney wed by Judge Chambers on February 20. City council seeks bids for a light and heating plant. Dorothy Lindberg of the Telegraph is ill at home with appendicitis. Master Frederick Ahrens marked his sixth birthday with a party Wednesday afternoon. Cannock school of oratory featured Anne Radcliffe among performers as shown in Chicago Herald and Examiner. William Rohde of North Bend arrives to move onto the John Daugherty farm recently purchased. Central meat market installs a Thermos cooling cell. Proceeds of high school bonds were received by Treasurer Greenlee. works to start soon. Fred Parks arrived in Sidney from Denver after boxing matches. Clarence Wright, Goldwin Doran and Francis Herbert were named most competent debaters in the high school contest Tuesday.
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Dorothy Lindberg
Frederick Ahrens
Chicago Herald and Examiner
Cannock School of Oratory
Anne Radcliffe
William Rohde
North Bend
John Daugherty
Central
Greenlee
Fred Parks
Sidney
Denver
Clarence Wright
Goldwin Doran
Francis Herbert
Petit jurors named for March 14 district court term
The list of drawn jurors includes J. C. Mauer Michael Elisass L O Spindler T M Freeman Guy W Pool H Peters F A Hand W W Young August Bowman Kasper Wolfe L F Closman Henry Fessner J F Scherer Fred Lehmkuhl F H King W E Moe R S Green W E Wagner Buttus Krei W Schwartz J H Daggy R S McConnell John Klemen A W Atkins One social event celebrated at the McLernon home honored Rev Frost of the Episcopal church. The Cheyenne Tribune notes about 500 Japanese will arrive next month to work on the Union Pacific section. Henry Anderson, recently arrived in Cheyenne county, now owns a large ranch in Lodge Pole valley. Ralph and Charley Pettett provided music for a Saturday opera house dance. George W and Bert Bates visited Lodge Pole for real estate sales. A tract near Oshkosh opened for settlement under the Kincaid law drawing visitors from that area.
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District Court
J. C. Mauer
Michael Elsass
L. O. Spindler
T. M. Freeman
Guy W. Pool
H. Peters
F. A. Hand
W. W. Young
August Bowman
Kasper Wolfe
L. F. Closman
Henry Fessner
J. F. Scherer
Fred Lehmkuhl
F. H. King
W. E. Moe
R. S. Green
W. E. Wagner
Buttus Krei
W. Schwartz
J H. Daggy
R. S. McConnell
John Klemen
A. W. Atkins
McLernon
Rev. Frost
Episcopal Church
Cheyenne Tribune
Union Pacific
Henry Anderson
Mr. Anderson
Cheyenne County
Lodge Pole Valley
Ralph
Charley Pettett
Opera House
George W
Bert Bates
Lodge Pole
Oshkosh
Kincaid Law
Land Office
Notice to Yield to Fire Trucks and Scene Safety
Great annoyance and peril to firemen answering calls to fires has been caused by people driving ahead of and near the fire truck. This notice warns all to give right of way, refrain from parking near the scene, and keep non firemen off the fire truck to and from fires. Prosecution will follow for violations.
Dalton Doings Highlight Local Social and Sports News
J L Reel Otho Campbell and J C Frandsen returned home after a three week southern and western trip. Rebekah Kensington hosted by Mrs A W Friede with refreshments. Mrs J L Reel improving after illness. Miss Margaret Armuth spent the weekend with her parents Herman Armuth. Dr G F P Zarbaugh assisted in surgery on Mrs Harry Stover of Sidney at Carlson hospital. Alliance Encampment conferred initiatory degree on a Dalton candidate then supper at Hill cafe. Dalton won Class C in Alliance basketball tourney and advances to Lincoln state tournament.
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J. L. Reel
Otho Campbell
J. C.frandsen
A. W. Friede
John Seifer
Rebekah Kensington
Margaret Armuth
Herman. Armuth
G. FP. Zarbaugh
Harry Stover
Sidney
Carlson Hospital
Alliance
Dalton
Hill Cafe
Farm Outlook Meeting at Vtiance Thursday
Farm and business men will find useful information at the annual farm outlook merging to be held next Thursday at Vtiance. Experts from the state agricultural college will discuss the coming year's agricultural prospects, with talks by H G Gould Harold Hedges and A G George. The program includes an open forum and all are invited at no cost.
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A.ance
State Agricultural College
E.D Jordan
Jordan
H G. Gould
Extension Service
The
Agricultural College
Nebraska
Harold Hedges
Rural Economics Department
A. G. George
Well Known Sterling Attorney Dies Thursday
A. E. Seidel prominent Sterling attorney died at 9 35 this morning at Sterling hospital after a battle since Sunday following an appendectomy for ruptured appendix. His condition had seemed to improve mid Wednesday, then worsened, and death ended his suffering. The notice also mentions office supplies for sale and a printer’s item.
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A. E. Seidel
Sterling
Sterling Hospital
Seidel
Mr. Seidel
Tractor Testing Work at State University Valuable to Farmers
The Nebraska tractor testing program at the University of Nebraska Lincoln shows nine years of testing 154 tractor models under the Nebraska tractor law. Early models had to revise claims to pass, but in the last five years all tested tractors met original claims. Tests cover five divisions with belt and drawbar load ratings, using university procedures and ASE/ASAE rating codes when manufacturers lack power ratings. Bluhill Coffee is more economical because its rich.
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State University
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
University of Nebraska At Lincoln
American Society of Agricultural Engineers
Society of Automotive Engineers
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Bry Telegraph
Sterling Country Club
Pak
Nebraska University
Frank H. King
John Bohe
Grace Daugherty
Judge Chambers
Avikks
Sol Willis
Fire Department
Oberfelder Lot
Sidney Hart Parr
A. W. Walden
Vtiance
IL Alure
Norma Talmadge
Otgthay
Bebe
Daniels
Bebe Daniels
Coats
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