Sutherland Sailors end Lodgepole run in Class D final
In Bridgeport last Friday night the Sutherland Sailors defeated Lodgepole 54 to 37 in the Class D finals, ending Lodgepole's season. Sutherland pressure limited Lodgepole to four third period points and 5 in the fourth, while Lodgepole hit 9 free throws to Sutherland's 20. High point man for Sutherland was Dennis Swedberg with 15. Lodgepole's Brent Stoll and Greg Kehl led with eight each.
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Sutherland
Bridgeport
Lincoln
Charles Schmidt
Greg Kehl
Jim Behrends
Rex Behrends
Suether
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Weston Miller
Weldon Tremain
Brent Stoll
Sutherland Ken Beatty
Jack Dancer
Kent Jochum
Mike Stewart
Dennis Swedberg
Danny Yost
Lodgepole Sutherland
Panhandle basketball season lacks standout team
The 1965-66 Panhandle Nebraska season produced no strong statewide contender. Bridgeport led with a 19-4 record in Class B but faced slim chances at Lincoln. Grant beat Bayard to earn a regional berth, while Classes A C D failed to deliver contenders. Still, high crowds and sportsmanship kept the spirit alive for next year.
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Panhandle
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Bulldogs
Morrill County
Lincoln
Grant
Bayard
Bridgeport Rifle Leader in Panhandle League Standings
Bayard Brief leads Panhandle Rifle League with a 10-3 record after a 1918-1913 win over Sidney. Lyman outshot Scottsbluff 1942-1934 and Bayard beat Fort Laramie 1945-1933. High guns were Wayne Mowry Bayard 392 Don Swartzkopf Lyman 391 Ron Engelland.
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Bayard
Bridgeport
Sidney
Lyman
Scottsbluff
Fort Laramie
Wayne Mowry
Don Swartzkopf
Ron Engelland
Bridgeport Leads in Narrow Standings
Bridgeport holds a 10-3 record with Harrisburg 8-5, Scottsbluff 8-6, Fort Laramie 7-7, Lyman 7-7, Bayard 6-8, and Sidney at 2-12 as listed with player names Sidney Hayden Morgan Wes Stratman D Wunder Lee Cover Bob Kugler and Fort Laramie in the summarized standings.
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Sidney
Hayden Morgan
Wes Stratman
D. Wunder
Fort Laramie
Lee Cover
Scottsbluff
Bob Kugler
Bridgeport
Standings
Harrisburg
Lyman
Bayard
Bill Martin Leads Cedar Lanes Open with 720 in Singles
Bill Martin of Cheyenne posted a 720 in the singles at the Seventh Annual Sidney Open Handicap Bowling Tournament at Cedar Lanes. He added 614 in doubles and 613 in team to top the all events with 1926, while Pete Ardissono and Don Randall led doubles. Fort Sidney Motor Hotel led the team division at 3004 with 333 handicap. The tournament runs for two more weekends with Saturday and Sunday action.
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Cheyenne
Cedar Lanes
Martin
Knights of Columbus
Pete Ardissono
Don Randall
Bridgeport
Word Gets Around More Visitors Tour Nebraska State
Nebraska sees record tourist traffic with five stations Kimball Blair Greenwood Omaha and Lincoln tallying 29 467 visitors in 1965 an 11 000 rise from 1964. Over 52 500 letters flooded the Commission from all 50 states and 51 foreign countries seeking lodging camping and historic info. Indonesia sent 90 letters with personal replies. Illinois led with 4 507 inquiries followed by California 3 139 Ohio 3 079 and New York 2-
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California
Ohio
New York
State tourney pairings open in Omaha Lincoln and beyond
Opening round games for classes A and B D at Omaha Municipal Auditorium Lincoln University Coliseum Pershing Auditorium and Johnson Gym begin noon Thursday Boys Town defends title facing Omaha Central Norfolk meets McCook North Platte battles Lincoln Northeast Hastings faces Omaha Benson Class B noon Hastings St Cecilia vs Bridgeport 1 45 Ord vs Omaha Holy Name 7 00 Schuyler vs Hebron 8 45 West Point Central Catholic or Bloomfield vs Millard noon Grant vs Loup City 1 45 Seward Concordia vs Pawnee City 7 00 Spencer vs Norfolk Burns 8 45 Bertrand vs Omaha St Joseph Class D noon Cairo vs Marquette 1 45 Sprague Martell vs Red Willow 7 00 Uehling v Elgin St Boniface 8 45 Sutherland v Overton
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Municipal Auditorium
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Pershing
Johnson Gymnasium
Omaha Central
Boys Town
Norfolk
McCook
North Platte
Lincoln Northeast
Hastings
Omaha Benson
St. Cecilia
Bridgeport
Ord
Holy Name
Schuyler
Hebron
West Point Central Catholic
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Millard
Noon—Grant
Loup City
Seward Concordia
Pawnee City
Spencer
Norfolk Burns
Bertrand
Omaha St. Joseph
Noon—Cairo
Marquette
Sprague-Martell
Red Willow
Uehling
Elgin St. Boniface
Sutherland
Overton
Printing Big Jobs Little Jobs It’s All The Same
The Sidney Telegraph offers printing services for large and small orders with emphasis on quality work and fast delivery. Local ad highlights reliable turnaround and broad printing capabilities for varied client needs.
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Sidney Telegraph
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