Basketball season ends as Sidney High reviews enrollments
The Nebraska School Activities Association bulletin outlines Sidney High’s 16 basketball games split evenly against larger and smaller enrollments. Sidney, with 229 boys, faced North Platte 692 as the biggest foe and Chappell 85 as the smallest, with a season record of nine wins and seven losses. The piece notes changes in the cage sport and mentions eyeglasses among players in the final game, reflecting on refereeing and equipment.
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Nebraska School Activities Association
Sidney High
Maroons
North Platte
Chappell
Sidney
Scoutsbluff
W—Sterling
L—Alliance
L—Mccook
L—Gering
Ogallala
W—Cozad
Gothenburg
Broken Bow
W—Kimball
W—Chappell
Maroon Cagers
Sidney St. Pat's
Dalton
Big Springs
Potter
Lodgepole
Gurley
Broadwater
Dix
Gie
Sunol
Melbeta
Sidney Lorenzo
Alliance
Bowling Ladies Standings and high scores from Cedar Lanes
The Cedarettes league on March 7 1960 lists team standings led by Zwiecki Decorators 7014 3314 West Nebr Express 65 39 and Barkers Cleaners 534 5014 Sidney Nail Bank 531 National Supply 452 Wilson Gas Co 481 551 Cedar Lanes 48 56 Groenle s 441 594 BoonsGhelly 40 G4 Whio Oil Co 3371. High team series Barker s Cleaners 2344 Zwick Decorator 2282 Wilson Gas Company 2258 Seven Up 2235 Cedar Lanes 2202 High team game Seven Up 801 Barker s Cleaners 801 Wilson Gas Company 800 Sidney Nat l Bank 797 High individual series Connie Morrison 595 Stina Doyle 511 Jeri Belieu 503 Donna Hernandez 488 Betty Pfau 484 High individual game Jeri Belieu 198 Connie Morrison 195 195 Stina Doyle 193 Karen Forster 192 Jean Roth 187 Aldene Orton 182
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Cedarettes
Zwiecki Decorators
West Nebr Express
Seven Up
Sidney Motor Hotel
Barkers Cleaners
Sidney Nail Bank
National Supply
Wilson Gas Co
Cedar Lanes
Groenle*s
BoonsGhelly
Whio Oil Co
Barker’s Cleaners
Zwick! Decorator
Wilson Gas Company
Barker's Cleaners
Sidney Nat'l Bank
Ohio O' Company
Connie Morrison
Stina Doyle
Jeri Belieu
Donna Hernandez
Betty Pfau
Scatch
Karen Forster
Jean Roth
Aldene Orton
Samson Earns All Conference Honor In Western League
Sampson named to all conference basketball team led by 227 points. Jack Farley and Dick Stephens of Alliance, Dave Richendifer of Gering and Rod Ross of Ogallala also honored. Richendifer is the lone junior on the squad and will return next season. Honorable mentions include Mike Fisher and Mick Rennick of Sidney, Jim Kettlehut of Alliance, Dennis Dobesh of Ogallala, and Larry Miller of Gering.
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Bob Samson
Muroor Heopsters
Jack Farley
Dick Stephens
Alliance
Dave Richendifer
Gering
Rod Ross
Ogallala
Sidney High
Western Loop
Richendifer
Mike Fisher
Mick Rennick
Sidney
Jim Kettlehut
Dennis Dobesh
Larry Miller
Ee Star
D. Richendifer
Rod Boss
Made for Boat Christenings in Manasquan
Bit Loughran sells christening bottles for boats to splash champagne on launch. The bottles contain fizzy water with ribbons and are designed to break easily during the ceremony to ceremonially christen vessels.
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Manasquan
N. J
Loughran
Rifle Team Defeats Harrisburg in 5 to 4 Victory
Sidney rifle team, third in the Southern Division of the Panhandle league, knocked off second place Harrisburg 5 to 4 last week. J Corsburg led Sidney with 391st pace, though his score was matched twice by W Gifford and R Gifford. Bayard beat McGrew 8-4 and Bridgeport defeated Lyman 7-4.
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Sidney
Harrisburg
J. Corsburg
W Gifford
Gifford
Bayard
McGrew
Bridgeport
Lyman
Bruns Pleased With Ag Group's Attitude On Wheat Bill
Nebraska wheat official Carl Bruns testifies before the House Agriculture Committee praising support for the new wheat bill while a committee member warns reception may not be warm. Rep Dixon notes the feed sale provision may draw grain interests. identical bills are from Reps Brock and McGinney. Bruns argues the secondary use clause could reduce feed grain production on wheat farms.
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Washington
Nebraska
House Agriculture Committee
Carl Bruns
Chappell
Néb
National Assn of Wheat Growers
H A. Dixon
Rutah
Dixon
National Farmers Union
Larry Brock
Donald McGinney
Brock
Bruns
Army Engineers Tour Naval Depot Hastings
Army engineers surveyed the Naval Ammunition Depot in Hastings to assess future use by the Army. Officials noted DoD surplus disposition to GSA and Air Force radar site potential. depot holds about 400 000 tons of ammunition. closure planned for June 30 1966.
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Hastings
Department of the Army
Naval Ammunition Depot
NAD
Department of Defense
General Service Administration
Air Force
Hastings Nad
Oil Gas Filings Totaled 37 In Week Ended Thursday
County Clerk I L Pindell reported thirty seven oil and gas transactions in the week ending Thursday. The tally included thirteen new leases with one near Dalton in section 50 17 49 requiring a well by March 1. Also eleven lease assignments and thirteen cancellations, seven by Ohio Oil Co.
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I L. Pindell
Dalton
Ohio Oil Co
Navy boot camp graduates two local men at San Diego
Leroy O Krauter of Sidney and Kenneth R Moody of Monahans Texans completed naval and Marine Corps training respectively in California. Krauter finished nine weeks at the Naval Training Center San Diego with a dress parade before officials and dignitaries. Moody graduated February 12 from the Cyril Instructor School at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot and will serve as an instructor at recruit training battalions.
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San Diego
Calif
Leroy O Krauter
Orvil H. Krauter
Cedar St
Sidney
Naval Training Center
Cali
Cyril
Marine Corps Recruit Depot
Kenneth R Moody
C S Moody
Monahans
Tex
Dorothy J Crawford
Sidney, Ne
Wichita Falls
United Electric Service Co
American Legion Auxiliary plans gifts and scholarships in March
Lodgepole A L A meets with 21 members in Legion Hall. Six draw sheets and six fan covers were received for hospital assignments. An Easter gift goes to a hospitalized nurse. Auxiliary offers $200 scholarships to veteran-connected nursing students with May 16 applications. Contact Mrs John O serius for details. Smorgasbord set for April 11. next meeting moved to April 4. A get well card was sent to Mrs Rena McCleneghan in DePaul Hospital Cheyenne.
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Lodgepole A
Lédiespolé
ALA
Legion Hall
Nebraska
American Legen Auxiliary State Department
John O ° Serius
Ledge Pole Valley Activities Association
Instad
Rena McCleneghan
Sidney
DePaul Hospital
Cheyenne
Lions Club district events outline and leadership names
Elizabeth Barrett a charter member and first president helped form the local unit in 1924. March committees include Mabel Kreider as chair with Anna Wise and Lois Talich serving the Sheep Pro duces dinner March 3. They will organize the Lions Club dip pose March 14 and 28 with Irma Quina handling publicity.
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Elizabeth Barrett
Francis de Bronnercthrit
Mabel Kreider
Anna Wise
Lois Talich
Lions Club
Irma Quina
Cramer Opens Independent Geology Office
Robert L Cramer, a geologist with The Ohio Oil Co in Sidney for four years, opens an independent geological office. His contact shows at 1428 12th Ave, phone 4181.
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Robert L Cramer
Ohio Oil Co
Sidney
Rinehart
Cramer
12Th Ave
Doan’s Pills Offer Relief From Bladder Discomfort
An old advertisement promotes Doan’s Pills for bladder irritation and backache. It claims eight relief actions including soothing bladder irritation, fast pain relief, and mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output. The copy emphasizes decades of use and a new economy size.
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Doan
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