Bushnell Five Take Class C Cage Title at Lodgepole
Bushnell captured the Class C basketball championship at Lodgepole by beating Potter 30 to 2 after a late fourth quarter surge. Schwartz of Potter and Prank of Bushnell led scoring with 12 and 10 points respectively, as Bushnell defended the title amid a strong Potter challenge. Lisco won the consolation crown 27 to 18 over Lodgepole, while Sunol topped Goodview 21 to 19 for third place.
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Bushnell
Lodgepole
Potter
Coyotes
Schwartz
Prank
Frank
Lisco
Sunol
Goodview
Delbert Smith
Randolph
Swanson
McMillan
Kaderli
Behwartz
Gurley
Broadwater
Bushnell-Potter
Bushnell ‘Pg FT PF
Don’ Smith
G. Smith
Pickett
Del’Smith
Pando
Kaderll
Cox
Gramek, Chappell, Brown
Sidney
Pats Rally Past St. Mary's In Tune-Up Victory
Patrick Academy cagers defeated St. Mary’s of Cheyenne 32 to 2 in a tune-up for the Class B tournament. Coach Al Ladine praised a diversified scoring attack as his team, ahead by a wide margin, built confidence for the upcoming meet. The Irish prepare to face Delton Thursday seeking revenge for last week’s LPVAA setback.
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Patrick Academy
Delton
Bushnell and Potter Vie for Class C Final Thriller
Bushnell claims LPVAA win and Potter next as both rival teams push standings. Dalton upset by Dakton 43 to 38 at St. Patrick's Sidney, lifting Potter to runner-up and dropping Sidney from second place. Bushnell tops 16 of 17, Potter 9 of 11, with a possible finals clash at Lodgepole promising a tight showdown.
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Dalton
Dakton
St. Patrick’s
Sidney
Sidney Academy
Potter
Bushnell
Lodgepole
Spiteshiphim Hrpac
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Dr Lee J Thomas Chiropractor and Naturopath Offer
Dr Lee J Thomas operates a drug free health service in the Ovbern Building offering chiropractic and naturopathic care. The note presents his professional title and clinic location for potential patients seeking natural health treatment.
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Lee J. Thomas
Ovbern Bldg
Class B Cage Pairings Open With Byes and Sideline Matches
First game at 7 00 between Sutherland and Big Springs with a bye for Dalton The third game features St Pat s of Sidney at 3 00 with cage matchups listed for the Class B schedule and results or standings pending.
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ST. Pat’s
Sidney
Sidney high to open Class A tourney in Scottsbluff
Sidney high school's Class A basketball team opens Thursday in Scottsbluff seeking top honors. The Maroons and Scottebluff were favored in Western Nebraska conference seeding. Tournament games run Thursday through Saturday with multiple first round pairings and byes, leading to finals Saturday night. If Sidney and Scottebluff reach the finals, about 200 Sidney fans plan to travel to Scottsbluff.
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Sidney High School
Scottsbluff
Maroons
Scottebluff
Bridgeport
Gordon
Morrill-Chappell
Oshfeeeh-Mitchell
Crawford-Scottebluff
Jack Dyas
Alliance
Lon Miller
Lodgepole
Skiney
Scottabluff
Sidney
Class B Basketball Opens Thursday at Bluffs High
The Class B tournament opens Thursday at Bluffs High School with Minatare and Paxton favored to reach the finals. Dalton is seen as a long shot upset bid against St Patrick's, while if St Patrick's of North Platte defeats Minatare they may challenge the Pats. Thursday night schedule includes Paxton vs Sutherland, Big Springs with a bye, Minatare vs St Patrick's of North Platte, and Dalton vs St Patrick's of Sidney. Referees Walter Cork and Lewis Brown. G F Liebendorfer is director. Season tickets are available.
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Dalton
St. Patrick’s
Dalton Club
al Ladine
Minatare
North Platte
Paxton
Sutherland
Big Springs
St. Patrick's
North Piatte
St. Patrick’s of
Sidney
Walter Cork
Lewis Brown
G. F Liebendorfer
Griswold Not Hurt In Auto Wreck Near Hooper Neb
Republican candidates and state party leaders concluded their Nebraska tour with a minor vehicle collision near Hooper on the morning drive. Dwight Griswold Gordon publisher and governor candidate and A Q Schimmel were involved but no injuries occurred. Griswold traveled with former Gov Adam McMullen while Schimmel was not in the caravan.
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Fremont
Nebraska
Dwight Griswold
Gordon
A. Q. Schimmel
Cornhusker
Lincoln
Hooper
Griswold
Adam McMullen
Beatrice
U. S
Schimmel
Sidney takes 27 to 23 win from Chappell
Sidney closes its 1940 basketball schedule with a 27 to 23 victory at Chappell. The Maroons relied on free throws to seal the win as Chappell’s second team fought back in a low scoring game. Virgil Hengl and Lennie Durell starred as Sidney edged ahead late with Lloyd Frahm setup plays.
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Sidney
Chappell
Maroons
Toom
Tiktory
Lloyd Frahm
Lennie Durell
Virgil
Hengl
Streams Stocked For Nebraska Fishermen
Streams stocked for Nebraska fishermen open Friday for most species with pike legal May 1. Despite heavy snow, anglers statewide fish many waters such as Rock Creek in Dundy County and Upper Niobrara River. State Game Commission sets trout bag limits at ten for nonlake waters and five for state lakes. season runs until November 30 with size rules.
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Sidney Bowemaan
Spertanen
State Game Commission
Fremont
Louisville
Rock Creek Lake
Rock ‘Creek
Dundy County
Nine Mile Creek
Scottsbluff County
Ee Creek
Scottabluff Couny
Kimball Corn- Sheep Creek
Pine Creek
Brown County
Schlagel Creek
Cherry County
Flum Creek
Scottsbluff Tops Conference Title With 23 16 Win
Scottsbluff clinched the Western Nebraska conference basketball championship with a 23 to 16 victory at Gering. Sidney trails after a 27 to 23 win over Bluff, Bayard loses to Morris, and Alliance edges Mitchell 31 to 80 in Friday’s league games. The narrative notes Scottsbluff may contend again in Class A as Chappell eyes a future title, while Indians loom strong in Class B play opening in Bidney.
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Scottsbluff
Gering
Sidney
Ithe
Bluff
Chappell
Bearcats
Morris
Bayard
Alliance
Mitchell
Kidney
Scottebiulf
Phesé
Pontatenes
Indians
Nebraska
Boy Scout Financial Drive Under Way Across Districts
Area executive Ww. Makela reports mixed progress in the Boy Scout fundraising campaign with Scotts Bluff Chimney Rock and Lodgepole Valley districts well under way while Wyoming and Sandhills are mid campaign. February advancements show three Eagles, eight Life badges, eleven Star Scouts, 22 merit badges, 29 First Class badges and 192 First Class members among a total area membership of about 800.
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Ww. Mekela
Scotts Bluff
Well
Chimney Rock
Makela
Wyoming
Sandhills
Lodgepole Valley
Maxkeia
Eght
Bes
Tenderfoot
Sunday Gatherings and Local Visit Highlights
Mrs Richard Welton ar and Mrs James Beyer visited the latters parents Mr and Mrs John Kurs on Sunday. Leonard Lyon spent the weekend at P J Beyers enroute to California. Arthur Borcher attended a Permits Unne sent to Comte reece delegation. Local attendees joined John Deere Tractor School in Sidney Monday. John Borcher surprised at home Wednesday with family celebration for her 7ME and Mee Arthur Borcher, Carl Schmidt, Hilbert Borcher, Raymond Lessman, Alfred Harold and Carl. Mrs Elsie Bayne left Monday for Omaha after six weeks with her Later Ms Fred Beyer Iva Beyer and Anna Bayne. Special 250 plate luncheon noted.
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Bunker Hill
Richard Welton
James “Beyer
Mya
John Kurs
John Deere
Sidney
John’ Borcher
Arthur Borcher
Carl
Omaha
Sunol News Notes Local Life and Basketball Loss
Sunol and area residents engaged in social calls, visits, and events. The Sunollluminators led by Miss Backer hosted youth at Lodgepole. the Sunol team played in Dalton, losing to Gurley, then defeated later. multiple gatherings mark spring, including a shower, anniversaries, and meals with relatives. Nebraska farm tenancy discussed by Mr. Bond with 49.3 percent tenancy statewide.
Farm moving costs run high in county
County supervisor H. K. Bond of Cheyenne County Farm Security Administration notes security of tenure benefits both tenant farmers and landlords. He warns annual moving day is here and that thousands of Nebraska tenants will move this spring, imposing costs on themselves and the community.
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Cheyenne County
Bond
Farm Security Administration
H. K. Bond
Si Spervisor
Nebraska
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