Potter Coyotes Combat Halsey Dunning In State Meet Win
Potter Coyotes beat Halsey Dunning 64 58 in the Class D state basketball tournament in Lincoln. Duke Anderson 20 points and Bob Ottoson 18 led Potter while Steve Anderson scored 20 for Halsey Dunning. Potter built and held leads, played tight defense, and enjoyed strong support from about 200 fans.
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Potter Coyotes
Duke Anderson
Bob Ottoson
Potter
Halsey
Coyotes
Halsey Dunning
Steve Anderson
Halsey-Dunning
Jim Slama
Bill Nish
Rich Larson
Anderson
Ottoson
Potterites
Cheyenne County
Potter FG FT
TP Anderson
Larson
Nish Ottoson
Slama
Halsey-Dunning Anderson
Atkins
Einspahr
T. Rodozker
W. Rodozker
Nelson Leads CSC 19 7 Team In 197 Finale Record
Former Peetz High School star Al Nelson, son of Mr and Mrs Nels Nelson, tops Colorado State College Greeley scorers and rebounders as CSC finishes 197 overall. He missed part of the season with mononucleosis but posted 9.7 points and 8.7 rebounds per game, with 44 points and 33 rebounds in key gains against Colorado Mines and Colorado.
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Peetz
al Nelson
Nels Nelson
Colorado State College
Greeley
Nelson
CSC
Colorado Mines
University of Colorado
World Famous Travelers To Play Red Raiders Monday
Harlem Travelers bring their comic basketball act to Sidney Jr. High Auditorium on Monday night March 13. Game time is 8 p.m. with pre game drills and tickets at the door adult 1.50 students 1.00 children .75. Featured players include Art Bones Smith Bobby Blue Johnny Ham Williams Clint Roberts Alan Red Davis and Billy Allen. Sidney Red Raiders, made up of local coaches and officials, oppose them.
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Jr. High
Harlem
Sidney
Travelers
Art
Bones” Smith
Bobby Blue
Los Angeles Jets
Harlem Clowns
Johnny “Ham” Williams
Clint Roberts
Alan “Red
Davis
Harlem Magicians
Billy Allen
Sidney Red Raiders
State tourney first round scores across classes
In the state tournament first round results Lincoln Northeast 68 def Boys Town 68 or 77? Hastings 72 in overtime Alliance 74 def Omaha Burke 73 overtime Omaha Central 61 def Fremont 4 Class Schuyler 66 def Bridgeport 50 Madison 83 def Pavilion 62 Auburn 56 Holdrege 72 def Seward 9 Osceola 60 def Seward Concordia 59 Bertrand 68 def Oxford 42 Hebron 69 def Grant 60 Bassett 59 def Wisner 52 Sprague Martell 76 def Holstein 6 Naponee 61 def Clearwater 54 Potter 64 def Halsey Dunning 58 Spalding Academy 54 def Snyder 52
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Lincoln Northeast
Boys Town
Kearney
Hastings
Alliance
Omaha
Burke
Omaha Central
Fremont
Schuyler
Bridgeport
Madison
Pavilion
Auburn
Aurora
Holdrege
Seward
Osceola
Concordia
Bertrand
Oxford
Hebron
Grant
Bassett
Wisner
Sprague-Martell
Holstein
Naponee
Clearwater
Potter
Halsey-Dunning
Spalding Academy
Snyder
Toe clipping rule for captive mallards in Minnesota
The Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife requires farmers, private preserves, and breeders to toe clip one rear toe of right feet on captive raised mallards to distinguish them from wild birds. The rule took effect March 1 with adults due within 60 days and poults within four weeks, aiding sale transport or hunting during waterfowl seasons.
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Minneapolis
Federal Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
Bureau
Bowling Socialettes Mixed Scores Report
Bowling card lists teams and scores for Socialettes on dates unknown. Highlights include Wilson Gas 67 and 73, Lorenzo Co op 58, Sinclair 57 11/2, Sidney Impl 57 51, Potter Bank 56 52, Horrock's 54, Juells 69, Lil's grocery 71/2 7201/2. Hi Team Series Sinclair Hoboes 2174, Hi Team Game Sidney Impl 739, Hi Ind Series and Game Helen Whitstone 11 207. Bo
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Socialettes
Wilson Gas
Lorenzo Co-op
Sinclair
Sidney Impl
Potter Bank
Horrock’s E
Juells
Lil’s Grocery
Sinclair Hoboes
Helen Whitstone
Industrialists and Elks Lead In Bowling Meet at Cedar Lanes
Team standings show Industrialits 377-67 and Elks 67 37 atop a crowded Cedar Lanes meet with Zwickl's Dec claiming high series 2697 and high game 917. Top individual scores include Bev Haupt 565 and Doris Juelfs 205, with Western Land Frac and Parkview among contenders.
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Industrialits
Whitaker Tav
Elks
Zwickl’s
Adams Com
Miller Imp
Enevoldsen’s
Folands
A. Chalmers
Kokjer’s
Co-op
Meadow Gold
Hi Team
Fuehrer
Jim Deaver
Kegler Ettes
Nat'l
Bauerkempers
Telegraph
Juelfs Grain
NW. Ter
Cedar Lanes
Zwickl S of D
Sidney Nat'l
Parkview
Western Land
Hi Ind
Bev Haupt
Doris Juelfs
Scout Membership Rises in Tinta Tonka District
Gene Goben, scout field executive, reports steady rise in Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts membership in the Tinta Tonka District as a goal of 1,205 youths is targeted this year. He warns of a shortage of den mothers and cub masters and urges interested adults to contact him for help.
Printing services advertised by The Sidney Telegraph
Print shop offer appears in the Sidney Telegraph notice promoting a range of printing needs including adaptive services and possible contact details for AVE work. The fragment hints at advertised printing capabilities and supplier mentions.
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Sidney Telegraph
Chappell Egg Hunt Set March 25 by Chamber
The Nebraska Panhandle event on Saturday March 25 is the annual Easter Egg Hunt sponsored by the Chappell Chamber of Commerce. It will be directed by the Business and Professional Woman's Club and held in Chappell parks.
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Chappell
Chappell Chamber of Commerce
Business and Professional Woman’s Club
Chappell Parks
Grasshopper Control Meeting Organizes Rancher Action
Redington community ranchers, led by Darrell Schuler and others from Bridgeport, organize a grasshopper control program at Redington School with Extension entomologist Lloyd Anderson. A 12-rancher contract group will map areas, coordinate contact, and arrange cost shared aerial spraying of Malathion or Sevin on rangeland, requiring at least 10 000 acres.
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Redington
Redington School
Lloyd Anderson
Anderson
Darrell Schuler
Don Lease
Garland Lindberg
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Board Increases Teacher Base to 5400
Bridgeport School District 63 raises the base salary for teachers with college degrees to 5400 for 1967-68. The plan includes a 500 annual maximum increase using a four percent index. All current instructors have been offered contracts for the next school year.
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Bridgeport
Board of Education
Albert Weitzel
Injured Man Moved After Oshkosh Collision
Dr C L Jenkins seriously hurt in a two car head on crash near the Herb Miller farm southwest of Oshkosh Tuesday evening February 28. He was transferred to a Denver hospital for possible surgery after seven broken ribs and facial injuries. Fred Weible sustained head wounds a broken left arm and shoulder and broken ribs while Ron Saunders suffered scratches and a bruised hand.
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Oshkosh
C. L. Jenkins
Denver
Fred Weible
Jenkins
Ron Saunders
Herb Miller
Weible
Saunders
Sunol People Attend Denver Boat and Travel Show
George Hunt spent last week in Denver attending Kickhaefer Corporation Mercury Outboard Mechanic School. Mrs. Hunt joined him Friday night as they visited the Denver Boat, Sports, and Travel Show. Sunol attendees also took part in local events, dinners, and visits across Sidney, Broken Bow, Bayard, Dalton, Oshkosh, Julesburg, and surrounding areas with numerous hospitality stops and family gatherings.
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George Hunt
Denver
Kickhaefer Corporation Mercury Outboard Mechanic School
Mervin Finnell
Clarence Mashek
A. J. Fenske
Broken Bow
Guy Armstrong
A. A. Fenske
John Webb
Dan Booth
Jack
Dean Fenske
Jim Booth
Sidney
Hugh Booth
Becky
Paul
Frank Wiess
Stars of Tomorrow
George Hunt Home
Glenn Reed
Bayard
Neb
Harry Mead
Dalton
Robert Mika
Robert Misegadis
Harve Misegadis
Lt. Caldwells
Cecil Hunt
Oshkosh
Don Hunt
Don Sharman
Mitchell motorist suit seeks 171000 damages
Clarence Buxman of Mitchell files a 171196.55 damage suit in District Court over a Mitchell December 10, 1965 pedestrian car crash. Defendants cited are Floyd Lee Reed Esther Reed and Judy Reed. Buxman alleges Judy Reed drove carelessly striking him while he crossed a Mitchell street.
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Mitchell
Clarence Buxman
Buxman
Floyd Lee Reed
Esther Reed
Judy Reed
New Kimball Industry Attracts Light Manufacturing
Accessory Sales owner Al Wilson will move the firm into the Kimball Bowmen building on East Third. The company makes the R-W Precleaner and Air Cleaner, a device to remove dust before engine intake. Distributor Dan Kinnison says production may double, with over 100 local farmers and several large firms showing interest. Colorado Springs is testing the device for city vehicles. Beginning operations will employ at least two.
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Kimball
al Wilson
Royal Oak
Mich
Kimball Bowmen
East Third
Dan Kinnison
Mountain States
Kinnison
Colorado Springs
Death notice for Huldah Hedlund dies in Chappell
Funeral services held March 4 at Berea Lutheran Church for Huldah L Hedlund who died at Oshkosh hospital. Born September 24 1886 in Valparaiso Nebraska she lived in Chappell nearly fifty years. Married C O Hedlund April 12 1905 with eight children. They farmed near Valparaiso then moved to Chappell retiring in 1941.
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Chappell
Huldah L. Hedlund
Oshkosh
Berea Lutheran Church
Doniver Peterson
Berea
Valparaiso
Neb
C. O. Hedlund
Chappell High Teacher’s Husband Wounded in Vietnam
Mrs Thomas Claspell learns her husband Sgt Thomas Claspell of Company A 9th Infantry was wounded in Vietnam February 28. He sustained open facial wounds a fractured jaw and facial bones and was evacuated to a field hospital. He wrote to his wife and was later removed from the seriously ill list.
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Chappell
Thomas Claspell
Vietnam
Company A
9Th Infantry
Claspell
Olympic official downplays altitude health risk
Chicago AP reports Merritt H. Stiles, chairman of the Olympic committee health panel, says Mexico City's 7300 foot altitude poses no serious danger to athletes. He adds there is no specific risk tied to the altitude and competitors face no greater danger than at sea level with similar effort.
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Chicago
Olympic Committee
Mexico City
Merritt H. Stiles
Spokane, Wash
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