Lewellyn Faces Julesburg Legion Wednesday at 9:30
Telegraph sports brief notes a matchup between Lewellyn and Julesburg Legion scheduled for Wednesday at 9 30 with details limited to time and teams.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1950
Page
5
Telegraph sports brief notes a matchup between Lewellyn and Julesburg Legion scheduled for Wednesday at 9 30 with details limited to time and teams.
Alliance Breeding and Agricultural association advances a pari mutuel horse race program at the Alliance rodeo grounds September 9 to 16. State Racing Commission officials require improvements including a half mile oval track, new barns, and pari mutuel booths to grant the license.
Gurley Oil Company announces its annual Fishing Contest in The Telegraph with dates from April 1 to season end. Prizes will be awarded for the largest fish of types including Northern Pike Vall eyed Pike Bass Perch Trout and Crappie. Registration at the Sporting Goods Department is required and any purchase will qualify.
A baseball benefit dance is held tonight at the Dalton Legion Hall with Millard's Music providing the band. Proceeds help defray Dalton baseball club expenses for the year as the team, last year’s league champions, is expected to field a strong squad again.
March 12 standings show Spearow 44 25 Bauman 32 37 Oliver 31 38 Frontier 31 38. Last week results: Spearow 2 Frontier 1 Bauman 2 Oliver 1. Oliver leads team series with 2052, Spearow posts high game 736. High individual scores include V Sittner 191 181 170 and Lethaler 183 with multiple players in 150s.
The state plans to stock about 70,000 adult rainbow and brown trout in state waters by mid March as the first phase of a year long stocking program. Most fish are 8 to 12 inches and come from Rock Creek and Crawford hatcheries. Major stockings target Scotts Bluff Morrill and other counties with streams and lakes across the state. Each fish costs about 34 cents including hatchery and stocking costs.
Sunol left for the State Tournament in Lincoln on Wednesday. They defeated Millard Nebraska on Thursday evening and earlier beat Sunflower at Manitare 46 to 45. George Coulter Don Erickson and Cecil Hunt joined George Fleming for a Caterpillar arranged tour through a Peoria factory. Local residents Mr and Mrs John DeMers Sr visited Omaha and Lincoln on business. Colleen Read was admitted to Taylor Hospital for an appendectomy. Plainview club members attended the club meeting at the George Deaver home in Sidney. Suno school lunch committee received plastic plates and thanks donors who supplied pies and helped serve basketball games.
A Gold Medal Basketball Tournament is planned for Lodgepole March 22 to 24. Participants vie for three trophies and seventy six individual honors, including The Dalton Clothiers of Sidney Brule Merchants Julesburg Legion Gurley Legion Bridgeport Lewellen Sunol and Lodgepole Legion. Sunol edged the Dalton Clothiers by one point in the Sidney City League game, while Bridgeport lost to Minatare in AAU play at Minatare en route to the finals. Julesburg Legion will represent northeastern Colorado.
Standings show Spearow 42 24 and Oliver, Bauman, Frontier at 30 36. Last week results list Spearow 2, Oliver 1, Bauman 1, Frontier 2. High team series belongs to Spearow with 1928. High series by Haebig at 478. Individual high games led by Haebig 177 and 155. Foland 170. Bills 169. Moore 167. Haines 158. Burleson 152.
Caywood contends a 1949 contract change by Egging shifted oil and mineral rights to the second party and altered interest from five to four percent. He alleges fraud not discovered until after September 1, 1949. He states a quit claim deed was executed August 23, 1949 and delivered to Mrs. Mary Egging.
Sidney's Veterans of Foreign Wars Post Porter McGuire 610 votes Tuesday night to back the national VFW in opposing compulsory health insurance. The national VFW at its 50th annual convention passed a resolution against any attempt to force socialized medicine. It argues veterans fought for free enterprise and that government controlled medicine would tax veterans’ pay and deny free care earned through service.
We express sincere appreciation to the Potter Rural Fire Department and friends who responded willingly at the time of our fire Sunday morning. Their kindness will never be forgotten. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Wiekhorst.
C. Edgar Leafdale announces plans for a local census committee, with Chamber of Commerce support, to enlist broad citizen cooperation for an accurate April census. A 7:30 p m Monday meeting at the Chamber office will organize the panel to explain census scope and use, stressing the “us” in census and detailing eight core questions asked of all individuals.
Brigadier General Guy Henninger of the Nebraska National Guard notified the Sidney Chamber of Commerce that two officers will visit within a week to inspect the proposed armory site atop Standpipe Hill north of Sidney. The chamber has arranged land purchase from Col. A. 5% Rapp, with state approval likely to start construction soon.
The chief merit of feeding cattle on pasture is not that it saves grain but that better use is made of the grain.
St Patrick s Academy upper grade students present a Sunday evening recital on March 19 starting at 8 00. A varied program features performers including Rusty George Bonnie Lou McDaniel Jean Louise George Lucille Egging Betty Anne Direk Marilyn Armstrong Rita Harris Joan Borke Charlotte Ann Dorwart Joseph Vasa James Krueger Jerry Krueger Jayne McIntosh Ann Marie Helfrich and Janice Farnsworth among others in a Red Letter Day for spring activities.
The Henke family expresses gratitude for flowers and cards received after the death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. W. E. Henke.
The public is invited to attend a performing event featuring John Brown and a group of artists including Odelia Wolff Marleen Mohart Theresa Begging Geraldine Leachman Betty Her bert Betty Ann Murray Janice Namath Marlene Frauendorfer Patsy Hruska Shirley Pierson Kathryn Pierson along with Phyllis Harris Carol Waite Sandra Mayer and Keith Bancroft of Dalon Bonita Bartels Ardis Reinmuth of Gurley Karen Miller and Jer Helfrich of Lodgepole.
A team of engineers claim to age whisky five years in three hours using high pitched supersonic waves inaudible to the human ear. The method aims to accelerate chemical aging with sonic energy.
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