Panhandler teams pictured with Chappell Sports
From left to right in a state picture, Lowell Francois, Roger Zehr, Merlyn Carlson, Larry White, Joel Glenn appear front row with Jim Ledbetter, Dan Howitt, Burt Pace, Ken Wellsandt, Clayton Reichman in the back row alongside coach Douglas Duffey.
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Lowell Francois
Roger Zehr
Merlyn Carlson
Larry White
Joel Glenn
Douglas Duffey
Jim Ledbetter
Dan Howitt
Burt Pace
Ken Wellsandt
Clayton Reichman
Chappell Tim s Lyman win state berth in tense battle
Chappell's aggressive basketball team stymied Lyman 45 39 to earn a spot at the state class C tournament set for March 11 14 at Lincoln. Scottshoutfe high court hosted the game with coach Douglas Duffy guiding the Buffs to a strong first half 11 0 run and a 28 18 halftime lead led by Joel Glenn with 16 points. Bob Derr topped Wildcats with 11 as Roger Zehr and Larry Withe added key free throws.
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Chappell
Lyman
Scottsbluff
Buffs
Lincoln
Scottshoutfe
Douglas Duffy
H Cage
Wildcats
Buffaloes
Lymans
Joel Glenn
Chappell Lads
Eeia
Bob Derr
Zehr
Potter Grade school Coyotes win LEV Tourney title in overtime
Lorenzo high school players led by W Russell sparked Potter Grade School to a 42 31 victory over Lodgepole to clinch the championship. Kent Wise scored nine for Lodgepole, while Thomas Taisei led Potter with 21 in a 29 26 semi final win over Lorenzo. First round results included Lorenzo 36 Dix 23 and Potter 30 Bushnell 8.
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Potter’s
LEV
Sis 4
Fens
Lodgepole
Éibyea
Lorenzo High School
Ee “W. Russell
Potter
Coyotes
Atake
Lodgepol
Kent Wise
Lorenzo
Goodview
Thomas Eels
Ash Sah Potter
Thomas Taiseli
Goodwin
Quinn
Dix
Bushnell
Gurley
Broadwater
Trapping Season Opens March Fifteenth In Zone No. 1
Lincoln reports the trapping season for mink and beaver opens March 15 in Zone No. 1. Zone 1 covers Arthur Blaine Banner Box Butte Brown Ghage Cherry Cheyenne Dawes Deuel Garden Grant Hobker Keith Kimball Logan Loup McPherson Perkins Scotts Bluff Sheridan Sioux and Thomas counties. The season began December 5 for other districts, with trapping limited to certain fur types.
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Lincoln
Arthur
Blaine
Banner
Box Butte
Brown Ghage
Cherry
Cheyenne
Dawes
Devel
Dundy
Garden
Grint
Scotts Bluff
Sherdain
Sioux
Thomas
Wildcat Hills Area Gains Access for Big Game
The text notes a land management official, Jack D. Strain, proposing an expanded Wildcat Hills refuge near Highway 29 to boost big game opportunities. Buffalo, elk, and deer are mentioned as species within the area located about ten miles south of Goering.
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Jack D
Arivine Holf
Goering
127 Guns to Be Auctioned in Lincoln
The Nebraska Game Commission will auction 127 confiscated guns on Saturday April 4 at the 4-H building at the Fair Grounds. Sealed bids by 11 am require a check or money order. lot numbers must be on envelopes. Guns on display on the ninth floor of the State Capitol building with viewing hours 8 to 5 weekdays and 8 to noon Saturdays.
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Lincoln
Nebraska Game Commission
State Capitol
The
Game Commission
Doubleheader Cage Card Tuesday Night Heart Fund Event
Tuesday night features a doubleheader at the Youth Center court with Jaycees vs Rotarians at 8 p.m. followed by Lions against Kiwanis. Last week Rotarians won 38 to 36 in a tight game. Proceeds go to the Heart Fund. admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Heart Fund
Rotarians
Kiwanis
Jaycees
Lions
Youth Center
Coyotes Lead In Final Standings
Potter basketball, coached by Frank Vanek, won the Lodgepole Valley title with an undefeated seven and zero record. The final game was forfeited by the Panthers due to illness, leaving Lodgepole second as a younger squad. Pirates, Cougars, Dix, and Tigers are noted with upcoming facilities and debuts for next season.
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Frank Vanek
Potter
Lodgepole Valley
Coyotes
Dix
Panthers
Lodgepole
Bob Eddy
Cougars
John Reta
Gurley
Pirates
SPV
Western Nebraska
Dalton
Bill Harris
Sidney
Tigers
Bushnell
Broadwater
Lorenzo
Seeded Fives Move Into Finals Round
Holdrege advances in Class B District first round with a 59 to 53 win over Gothenburg while Cozad tops Ogallala 38 to 21. Scottsbluff district results include Gering 69 over Mitchell 47, Minatare 60 over Chadron 51, Bridgeport 48 over Kimball 40, and Crawford 53 over Bayard 50.
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Holdrege
Cozad
Ogallala
Gothenburg
Scottsbluff
Gering
Mitchell
Minatare
Chadron
Bridgeport
Kimball
Crawford
Bayard
Panhandle
Gering Crawford
Gordon Minatare
Mitchell Kimball
Ogallala Bayard
Sidney Chadron Eotk Eed
Maroon Cagers In B Tourney This Week
The Sidney High Maroons traveled Thursday for the District tournament in Holdrege. The event began Wednesday with Cozad versus Sogallala and Holdrege versus Gothenburg. Sidney faced Broken Bow last night as Minden played Imperial with semi finals set for tonight and the final for Saturday night. Coach Tom Jones led the party with Art Bauer and Ray Maley. Travel roster included seniors Seevers King and juniors Wagner Krueger Barnes and sophomores Shuman Niekum Pearson Krueger.
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Sidney High Maroons
Holdrege
Cozad
Sogallala
Gothenburg
Sidney
Broken Bow
Minden
Imperial
Tom Jones
Art Bauer
Ray Maley
Gary Seevers
Ben King
Bob
Vern Wagner
Jim Krueger
Joe Barnes
Lowell Shuman
George Niekum
Wendell Pearson
Jerry Krueger
All kinds of business forms printed in our shop
The Telegraph notes a local printer offers a wide range of business and office forms produced in house, advertising capabilities and quick turnaround for customers seeking customized stationery.
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THE
Telegraph
Limited Antelope Kill Is Predicted In This County
Cheyenne County likely to have a limited antelope season after Governor Crosby signed LB 5 enabling the game commission to open parts of the state. Chairman Jack H. Lowe of Sidney says a limited season in Devel Cheyenne and Kimball counties seems probable. LB 5 passed 38 to 1 with Senator Albert Fenske voting in favor. A hunter must be 16 and Nebraskans may not obtain deer or antelope permits more than once every three years.
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Cheyenne County
Robert Crosby
Game Commission
Jack H. Lowe
Sidney
Devel
Cheyenne
Kimball County
Lowe
Albert Fenske
Potter Drops Regional Tilt
Potter falls to Melbeta 53-44 in state regional action at Bayard. Potter trailed each quarter as Doyle Parmenter and Don Meter led with 29 points. Merlin Maas had 16. Coyotes advance to 15 4 season record.
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Potter
Lodgepole Valley Conference
Melbeta
Coyotes
Bayard
Coyote
Eagles
Doyle Parmenter
Don Meter
Potter Merlin Maas
Lloyd Juelfs
Clark Meter
Parmenter
Stott Conklin Kreiling
Schwartz Juells
Maas
Willoughby Thies Lipska
Ete
Potter Coach Wins National Citation
Potter High School coach Frank J. Vanek is named a Sports Trail Century Club award winner for 118 basketball victories. Bay View High School coach William Matthei earned the first Century Club honor for cross country wins.
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Chicago
Frank J. Vanek
Potter
Sports Trail Century Club
William Matthei
Bayview High School
Milwaukee
Matthei
Century Club
Sports Trail
Arch Ward
The
Chicago Tribune
Bike- Web Co
West Jackson Boulevard
Big Game Film Screening At Sidney High School
A two hour color movie by Darrell Thompson showcases three years in Northwest Alaska and Western Canada. Sponsored by the Cheyenne County Wildlife Club, it will be shown Monday night at 8 p.m. at Sidney High School, highlighting big game hunts and life in the wilds.
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Alaska
Canada
Sidney High School
Cheyenne County Wildlife Club
Darrell Thompson
Telegraph Stock of Waivers Offerings for Feed
The Telegraph notes a complete stock of waivers and related items available for distribution upon request. It highlights an organized feed system and invites readers to obtain waivers through the paper’s channels.
Mrs. Hagemeister Is Named Flyers Queen
Nebraska Flying Farmers met at Grand Island last Sunday and named Mrs. Lee Hagemeister of Potter as their queen of the convention. District Five directors selected include Mrs. Howard Downing Whitman Gail Russell Kimball Lee Hagemeister Potter Martin Jacobsen Alliance Douglas Borman Gordon.
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Nebraska
Grand Island
Lee Hagemeister
Potter
Howard Downing
Whitman
Gail Russell
Kimball
Martin Jacobsen
Alliance
Douglas Borman
Gordon
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Freel D. Derr Holcomb
B. Derr Kautz Marquez
Sive
Arus
Wildcat Hills Area
Potter Lodgepole Gurley
Dix Dalton Bushnell Broadwater Lorenzo Ste He
Maroon
Larry
Arctic Circle
Stag Tavern
Gambles
Winter Drug
Sidney Telegraph
Safeway
Farmers Produce Co
Horseshoe Bar
O. Coyote
Wood Lake
Merlin Maas
Leroy Willoughby
Jim Schwartz
Willoughby
Pete Welk
Mr. Thompson
North Country
6Th Ave
George
Mrs. Hagemeister
Flyers
O—. Telegraph
Montreal
Sun Life Assurance Company
Jack. Bentley
Seexl Watch Shop
Ulinois
Sidney, Nebraska
Gad
Alcan
Anchorage
the Telegraph
Ward Johnson
Safeways
Farmers Produce
Gamble’s
Wildlife Club
Larry Thompson
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