Ogallala Downs Gering 53 50 to Claim Sidney District Title
Ogallala High won the Sidney Class A district final 53 50 over Gering to secure a spot in the Western Conference bid for the state Class A tournament in Lincoln. Key scoring came from Hinkle with 16 and Haggard with 14 as Gering’s Rau Wood Koch and Uhrich each tallied nine.
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Ogallala High
Lincoln
Hight
Gering
Sidney
Ogallala
Sidney High
Alliance
McCook
Victor
Nebraska
Curtis
Gothenburg
Sidney Junior’ High
Indians
Bulldogs
Rau
Warren Wood
Ogalala
Ken Haggard
Nelson Hinkie
Jerry‘ Curtis
Haggard
Wes Cook
Cook
Hinkle
Harry
Ross Fl
Rau, Wood
Dick Koch
Larry Uhrich
Ogallas
Helge
Fta
Boss
Stokey T
Nicho
Bunch
Koch
Wood
Uhrich
Lopez
Robinson
Peetz Beats Sunol In Overtime for City League Title
Peetz edged Sunol 62 to 60 in a double overtime thriller to claim the Sidney City League postseason championship. The win capped a four game set at Sidney High School. Other results included Potter 68 over Reimers Seed 59, Kimball 87 over Union Pacific 70, and Andrews Brandin Iron 60 over Sioux Ordnance Depot 47.
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Peetz
Sidney City
Coloradoans
Loop
Sunol
Sidney
PrRhey Rkg
SHS
Potter
Reimers Seed
Dalton
Kimball
Union Pacific
Andrews- Brandin’ Iron
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Basketball Players Coaches Are Feted
A dinner honoring Sidney High and St. Pat's players and coaches was held at the Elks Club. Fifty three representatives from both schools attended, including players, coaches, and faculty members. Hollis Peratt welcomed guests and introduced the Dribblers who served the meal. Maroon Coach Frank Harris and Irish Coach Pat Fahey gave thanks and introduced participants.
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Sidney High
St. Pat’s
Elks Club
Dribblers Club
Hollis Peratt
Dribblers
Maroon
Frank Harris
Pat Fahey
Scattered High School Scores From Omaha to North Platte
The score report lists multiple basketball results across Nebraska venues including Scottsbluff, Kearney, Hastings, North Platte, Omaha Central, Benson, Fremont, Lincoln, Beatrice, Norfolk, Schuyler, Plattsmouth, Falls City, Westside, University High, Ainsworth, Arnold, Hay Springs, Cedar Rapids, O Neil St Marys, Oakland, Wausau, Wakefield, Clarshon, Arapahoe, Trenton, Hastings St Cecelia, Alma, Big Springs, Seward Concordia, Utica, Western, Phillips, Harlipton, Madison Weston, Emerson S Heart, Loup Belden, and notes on coaching moves for several former Oklahoma football players who accepted assistant coaching roles at various colleges.
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Wisner
Oakland
Wausau
Wakefield
Clarshon
At- Arapahoe
Trenton
Hastings St. Cecelia
Alma
Big Springs
Seward
Waverly
Fairmont
Palmyra
Osceola
Utica
Western
Uclass
Hastings
Phillips
Harlipton
Madison
Weston
Emerson S. Heart
Loup
Belden
Western Conference basketball outlook for next season
Gering and Alliance build on returning players as Ogallala loses stars. Warren Wood Gary Robinson and Harry Ross among key returning names. The four-team league may adopt a round robin schedule to boost fan interest and sustain team desirability across the season.
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Shere
Ogallala High
Harry Ross
Boss
OHS
Gering
Warren
Chip” Wood
Gary Robinson
Wood
Bulldogs
Robinson
Alliance
Maurice Zempel
Jerry Boness
Beanie Lawrence
Ken Christensen
Sidney
Bill Harris
Howard Maley
Mike Manuel
Cliff Kilgore
Jim White
Harry Northup
Rushville Eyes Milwaukee Braves Baseball Camp
The article notes Rushville plans for the fourth annual Milwaukee Braves baseball school on June 18 280 but may face competition as Paul Hakes of Sidney pursues a camp deal with the Redlegs. A busy correspondence hints at date and arrangement talk.
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Rushville
Milwaukee Braves
Paul Hakes
Sidney
Redlegs
Thompson and Vogt lead ISU seniors in Lincoln finale
Iowa State seniors Gary Thompson and Chuck Vogt pace the Cyclones in Lincoln as they seek another win over Nebraska and to add to Thompson’s 1,238 career points. Vogt sits four points from becoming Iowa State’s top scoring forward, while the Buffs travel to Kansas and Oklahoma to close their Big Seven schedule. Northwestern?
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Lincoln
Gary Thompson
Iowa State
Cyclones
Nebraska
Thompson
Chuck Vogt
Iowa
Vogt
Ray Wehde
Boulder
Colorado
Buffaloes
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sox Walséth
Wariots
Buff Cage
Buffs
Ames
Norman
Okla
Sooners
Art
Cyclone Cofch
Harold Nichols
Pittsburgh
Wind Tunnel Measures Soil Movement From Dust in Tubes
The report explains how wind blows soil particles into tubes and how residue inside the tubes indicates tons of soil moved per acre. The wind tunnel will be deployed at various spots in the Danhandla project as part of Soil Conservation efforts.
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Danhandla
Bowling Industrial League Standings and Highs From March 5 1957
League results show W & L Pittams Foland and several teams posting 3 0 records. Highs include Whitaker 566 in series and Whitaker 224 in a game, with Yendis 907 and Brownson 860 in high series and games. Individual scores feature Phillips 202 Moore 192 Pattison 260 Wolverton 200 and more.
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Sinclair
Yendis
Brownson
Whitaker
C. Harris
A. Haines
van Vranken
Harriz
H. Oskvarek
Richens
Josten
Pattison
Wolverton
Phillips
Moore
Dick Herman
Nelson Irish Point Leader During Year
Nelson Irish Point Leader During Year Donovan Nelson senior center led St. Patrick's High basketball this season. He scored 176 total points for a 13.6 average in 13 games and was the only Irishman in every quarter. Rod Hahler followed with 149 points. The team finished 6–7, with key games and top performances noted including Hahler's 27 and Nelson's 21 and 19 point games.
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Donovan Nelson
St. Patrick's High School
Nelson
St. Pat's
Rod Hahler
James E. Skrdjant
Pat Fahey
St. Pat’s
Holyoke
Paxton
St. Anthony's
North Platte
St. Mary’s
St. Anthony’s
Pine Ridge
Brule
Dalton
OshKosh
Lodgepole
Gurley
Hay Springs
Opposition
Hahler
Rays
Kallhoff
Beyer MN
Arellano
Powell
Melchair
Schilz
McLaughlin
Macke
Ray
Sterling City Manager Resigns for State Department Post
Sterling city manager Thomas W. Thorsen resigns after 28 years in the post to become an advisor to Iran's cement board under the U S State Department. Mayor James Walker praises his tenure as Thorsen, a Salt Lake City native, holds a B A and M A in political science from the University of Utah.
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Thomas W. Thorsen
Sterling
Thorsen
Cement“Of
Iran
U S.state Department
James Walker
Salt Lake City
Utah
University of Utah
Western Nebraska Teams Seek State Bids in Playoff Action
Four western clubs enter regional playoffs with Chadron High and Bayard guaranteed a Class B spot if they win tonight. Scottsbluff also holds a slim chance. In Class AA, Kearney lost to Cearca 61-48 in North Platte and Hastings faces the winner of Ogallala versus McCook for a state berth.
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Western Nebraska
Lincoln
Pannunale
Chadron High
Bayard
Scottsbluff
Cearca
Kearney
North Platte
Hastings
Platters
Ogallala
McCook
Business Education Path Through Salt Lake City to Oslo
The subject began business studies at the Latter Day Saint’s Business College in Salt Lake City and later worked at the University of Oslo in Oslo, Norway, in 1938.
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Latter Day Saint's Business College
Salt Lake City
University of Oslo
Oslo
Norway
Panhandle basketball finale crowns last teams of season
Class A district title wrap ends Panhandle season as Arnold ousts Hay Springs and Big Three upset results ripple across Classes C D and E. Alma defeats Big Springs 60 32 while Uehling topples Chadron Assumption 57 51 and Cody beats McGrew. Omaha Benson shocks Fremont 53 40 as state’s top club.
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Hay Springs
Northwest
Nebraska
Arnold
Alma
Big Springs
Chadron Assumption
Uehling
McGrew
Cody
Smorgasbord The Way You Like It at Yendis Cafe
A casual dining feature titled Smorgasbord The Way You Like It runs Sunday from 5 to 8 p.m. at Yendis Cafe offering a varied selection for guests seeking a customized meal experience.
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Yendis
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