Rod Hahler Leads Trish Scorers With 297 Total
Rod Hahler, 6-144 junior forward, led St. Pat's of Sidney basketball with 297 points in 18 games during the 1957-58 season. He hit 113 field goals and 71 free throws for a 165 ppg average, with standout 33-point game vs Lyman and 29 against St Mary's Cheyenne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Nahler
St. Pat's
Sidney
Hahler
Lyman
Nets
a_ singleton
St Mary's
Cheyenne
Rod
Lodgepole
Lyle Melchoir
Lyle
John Beyer
Francis Clapham
Cheyenne St. Mary’s
Chadron Assumption
Lodgepole Panthers
Duane Freeman
Rod Hahler
Tom Kallhoff
Darrell Schilz
Ferd Hernandez
Gary Novak
Kallhoff
Schilz
Two Western Cage Teams In State Meet
Nebraskan Panhandle basketball honor goes to Lincoln state tournament carried by Ogallala and North Platte. West entrants mostly eliminated. Ogallala faces Falls City while North Platte meets Lincoln in openers. Sidney losses to North Platte and Ogallala earlier. Holy Name won class A last year and 1982.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Sidney High School
Maroons
North Platte
Bulldogs
Ogallala
Indians
Lincoln High
Falls City
Afracas
Omaha Holy Name
Holdrege
Pedrett's 5 Wins Kimball Tourney Crowned
Pedrett's Sand and Gravel of Chadron won the Kimball Jaycee Gold Medal Tourney crown by defeating Grover Colorado 65 to 60 in the final. Jin Hampton scored 22 and Jay Muma 21 for Chadron while Ralph Palmer led Grover with 19. Anderson Hot Shots beat Minatare Merchants 87 to 73 for third place. all tourney team selections include Palmer Smotherman Mura Murra Pedretti Wernot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pedrett
Chadron
Kimball Jaycee
Grover
Colo
Jin Hampton
Jay Muma
Ralph Palmer
Anderson Hot Shots
Minatare Merchants
Grover Charles Smotherman
Andersons
Jay Mura
Jud Murra
Pedretti
Wernot Buphor
Minatare
Sidney Shooters Clip Bluffs No. 1 Team
With six matches left in the season Sidney rifle team beat Bluffs No.1 by 2293 to 2281 to assure at least a tie for another week with Harrisburg. Wayne Kennedy led Sidney with 391 while A. Miller topped Bluffs with 384. Regular season ends April 17. each team shoots 21 matches.
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Sidney
Harrisburg
Wayne Kennedy
A. Miller
Bluffs
Sunol 5 tops Pip's 81 66 in Town Tourney clash
Sunol avenged an early-season loss to Pip's in the Sidney Community Recreation Basketball League double elimination tourney on Saturday night. Sunol led 38 36 at halftime and erupted for 45 points in the final 20 minutes led by Zalesky 25 Hunt 20 Fahey 19 and Giles 18.
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Sunol
Sidney Community Recreation
Sunolers
Bob Zalesky
Don Hunt
Zalesky
Hunt
Rich Fahey
Bill Giles
Kimball
Bell Telephone
Dave Janicek
Wills Anderson
Telephone Gang
Phillips
Peetz
Oilers
Maynard Wieser
Ed Findley
Coloradoans
Brandin’ Iron
UPRR
Lawrence Beyer
Bill Abbott
Reimers
Potter
Phillips 66
Pip’s
SOD
Lodgepole
Pipss Brandin
Ron
SHS Reserves Enter Tourney at Gering
Sidney high's all sophomore reserve basketball team enters a six team tournament at Gering high school auditorium starting Monday night. Probable starters include Fisher Gilliland Ren nick Samson and Pearson with 12 players seeing action. Sidney meets Minatare at 7 pm as Scottsbluff faces Bayard and Gering meets Alliance at 8 30. Finals Wednesday night with trophies for top two teams and consolation winner. Prices 40 cents adults 25 cents children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney High
Gering
Gering High School
Maroons
Mike Fisher
Terry Gilliland
Mike Rennick
Bob Samson
Kent Pearson
Ron Cronk
Rod Plum
Rod Bales
Ben Ford
Dennis Gade
Jerry Hazelwood
Dave Dorman
Bill Giles
Bill Harris
Giles
Sidney
Minatare
Scottsbluff
Bayard
Battles Alliance
Volleyball Action Set For Senior High
The Sidney Community Recreation League schedules Tuesday night volleyball at Sidney Junior High School gym due to the town team tournament in progress. 6:30 St Pa ul s Lutheran vs Christians. 7:30 Methodist vs Trinity Lutheran. 7:30 Episcopalians vs Presbyterians.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney Community Recreation
Sidney
St. Paul’s Lutheran
Methodist
Trinity Lutheran
Episcopalians
Oil Conservation Study Under Way In North Dakota
Initial study of two major oil pools in North Dakota seeks the best producing methods and how to utilize reservoir energy for maximum oil recovery. Tioga and Beaver Lodge fields in the Williston Basin are under review, compared with Nebraska’s Denver-Julesburg Basin. Keplinger and Wanenmacher of Tulsa lead the study, with an associate, who recently proposed leasing and development practices for California Tidelands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Now
Dakota
Tioga
Beaver Lodge
Williston Basin
Denver-Julesburg
Nebraska
Harlan County
North Dakota
Keplinger and Wanenmacher
Consulting Petroleum Engineers
Tulsa
California Tidelands
Land Commission
Barnhart reports good fishing at Minatare
South Sund News notes B J Barnhart spent Wednesday and Thursday in Minatare fishing and reports a good catch. The item also lists numerous local visits as Mr. and Mrs. Paul Houser, the Bartlings, Zaleskys, Gabels, Horniceks, Cruise family, and others visited relatives in Sunol, Lodgepole, Sidney, Morrill, and Sundl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B J Barnhart
Paul Houser
J. W. Houser
Bud Bartling
Marietta
B J Barnharts
A. H. Bartel
Morrill
Ted Houser
Wilbur Houser
Delmar Zalesky
Millard Zalesky
Lodgepole
Elmer Gabel
Joe R. Hornicek
Earl Cruise
Sidney
D Bpubach
Sundl
B. J Barnhart
Marvin Bartling
Sunol
Hornicek
Cattlemen Named to National Posts by Milburn
Several Nebraska cattlemen were named to key committees of the American National Cattlemen's Association by President G R Milburn. Don B Reynolds of North Platte, president of the Nebraska Stock Growers Association, was named to the general council. Other Nebraskans named to the executive committee include Bern Coulter of Bridgeport G J McGinley of Ogallala and Dr C R Watson of Mitchell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
American National Cattlemen's Association
G. R (Jack) Milburn
Don B. Reynolds
North Platte
Nebraska Stockgrowers Association
Bern Coulter
Bridgeport
G J. McGinley
Ogallala
C. R Watson
Mitchell
Ways To Relax Inspires Mt. Vernon M I Club Meeting
Mrs C L Walters hosted the M I Club with fifteen members and five visitors as they discussed Ways To Relax. Two songs were sung, a business meeting followed, and plans were made for a shower for Mr. and Mrs. Dick Herboldsheimer on the 21st. A pink and blue shower honored Mrs. Dan Rowan of Williamsburg Virginia. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Walters while members and guests shared visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Walters
Mr. Club
Dick Herboldsheimer
Dan Rowan
Williamsburg
J. C Johnson
Evelyn Klentz
Evelyn Revell
Mary Ann Helzer
Walters
J. C. Johnson
Clarence Evans
Harold Revell
John Lingwall
Keith Sprenger
Elberne Luehrs
Herman Westphalen
Mesa
Ariz
Ed Belsky
Chet Walters
Lloyd Reineka
Walter Home
Wheat Men To Hear Kreader At Potter
Manny Kreader of Dalton will speak at the Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn meeting in the Potter Legion Hall at 730 Wednesday evening. He returns from a Rome conference and has worked with USDA Foreign Agriculture Service in Washington to establish a European marketing office. Bob Rauner, who accompanied Kreader, will report on national-level grower efforts for favorable legislation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manny” Kreader
Dalton
Cheyenne County Wheat Growers Assn
Potter Legion Hall
Kreader
Rome
Washington, D C
Foreign Agriculture Service
USDA
Harold Tremain
Bob Rauner
Washington
Library Week honors aging county building
Governor Victor Anderson proclaims Library Week March 16 to 22 and cites Sidney Public Library as a cultural beacon. The 1911 Carnegie-founded structure remains sturdy but undersized, with expanded adult collections, basement children's space, and ongoing recommendations for more book room and a reading area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Anderson
Sidney
Greenlee
Carnegie Foundation
Nellie Niemeller
Miss Niemoller
Library Board
Ernest Worden
Thomas Kokjer
C. Barstow
E R. Kratz
Roy Greenlee
Coral McKay
Christine Thompson
Dawes County Sheriff James Butler Resigns
Dawes County Sheriff James Butler submitted his resignation to the County Board of Commissioners effective June. Butler has served ten years and will not seek reelection. Four candidates, Deputy Art Taggart Bert Holmes Marvin Wohlers and Wes Mills, already contest the primary. Also, Chappell hosts the Farmers Merchant Dinner March 17 with Dr Edward B Schmidt of the University of Nebraska economics department as guest speaker at 6:30 PM in the American Legion Hall.
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Dawes County
James Butler
Chadron
County Board of Commissioners
Butler
Art Taggart
Bert Holmes
Marvin Wohlers
Wes Mills
Farmer-Merchant
Chappell Chappell
Chamber of Commerce
Farmer- Merchant
Edward B Schmidt
Department of Economics
University of Nebraska
American Legion Hall
Chappell
Nebraska
Schmidt
Nebraska Wesleyan
Hay Springs Man Heads GOP Budget and Meetings Committee
Republican Chairman Richard E. Spelta named Harold Sutton of McCook to lead the finance and budget committee and John H. Keriakades of Hay Springs to head the time and place committee for the 1958 post primary convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Navy Springs
Richard E. Spelta
Harold Sutton
McCook
John H. Keriakedes
Hay Springs
Retriever club caps award to Bayard and Plummer
Leo Little and Virgil Plummer were awarded trophies by the Cheyenne Retriever Club after trials held in Cheyenne over the past year. Littles Labrador received the open all age trophy while Plummers dog earned the qualifying cup.
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Bayard
Leo Little
Virgil Plummer
Cheyenne
Littles Labrador
Plummers
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ST. Pats
YRG
FGFTM
Rod Hahler Jr
Lyle Melchoir Sr
Tom Kallhoff Jr
Darrell Schilz JV
Ferd Hernandez Sr
Ray Campos
Dave McFadden Jr
Tom Gorman
Gene Lauby
Billy Cunningham
Bescue Ae
Lettermen
Clip Bluffs No
Pip
SHS
South Sund News
Barnhart
Alliance
Mt. Vernon News
Pete Rapp
Sidney Public Libary
Telegraph
Thompson
Library
Nebraska Public Library Commission
Lincoln
Ferber
Wellman
Winthrop Woman
Seton
Goudge
Kerr
Maggie Now
Smith
Graves
Hubbard
Hurst
Brave Daniel
Klein
Magic Fingers
Mulcahy
Brown
Paradis
Farm For Rent
Hagner
Frishey
Western Seed Company
Fifteenth Street Western
Nebraska ‘Panhandle
HAY Spring Man Heads
Bayard Dog
Nan Aed
Rayon Black
de Lue
Grickney
Yusur
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