Bankers Rally to Humble Brush in Tourney Opener
Sidney National Bank remains undefeated by walloping Brush Colorado 100 to 66 in the Yuma town team tournament first round. Jim Rundstrom led with 20 points, Ron Welch 17, Jim Allen 15, and Al Nelson 14 as Brush’s Loose topped scoring with 19. Sidney advances to face Yuma Pioneer in the semifinals at 7 p.m. tonight.
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Jim Rundstrom
Sidney National Bank
Brush
Colo
Yuma Town
Bankers
Yuma Pioneer
Sidney
Ron Welch
Jim Allen
al Nelson
Loose
Welch Butler
Rundstrom
Beyer
John Beyer
Joe Cook
Ramos Mundell
Allen Nelson
Brush Armsberry
Waltert
Smith Armstrong Baker Loose
Gilliland
Bowling Boys Bantam Meet Summary
In the 3-5-66 Bantam bowling meet, teams posted top series and game scores. Chuck Haupt led with a 229 game and a 120 series, while the high team series posted was 684 and the high series overall was 361.
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Chuck Haupt
Lodgepole Native Named Dean At Scott College
Don E. Wise of Lodgepole, a University of Wyoming student and advisor to foreign students, was named dean of men and assistant professor of guidance at Hiram Scott College. He will assume duties after his June graduation in Laramie. Wise holds a BA from Kearney State, an MA from Wyoming, and began teaching in 1950. He and his wife Norma have four children.
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Wyoming State Mental Health Commission
University of Wyoming
Wise
Phi Delta Kappa
American Personnel and Guidance Association
Norma
Cathi
Vicki
Judi Dawn
Scott
Bowling Socialettes and League Scores in Sidney
Bowling results from Potter State Bank to Horrock Bros show high games and series. Notable: Potter State Bank 2096 724 with Darlene Benish 478 178. high team game Telegraph 899. high individual 551 for C Juelfs and Bev Haupt 214. Sidney Telegraph, 11th street.
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Socialettes
Potter State Bank
Loch Electric
Sinclair Hoboes
Horrock Bros
Wilson Gas
Lorenzo Coop
We Juelfs Grain
Model Cleaners
Sidney Impl
Heizer Groc
High Ind
Darlene Benish
Western Land
Telegraph
Nel
Wag. John
Bauerkemper M
Cedar Lanes
Parkview Drive-In
Zwickl School of
Juelfs Grain
Sidney National
Cedar Law
C. Juelfs
Bev Haupt
Old-Times Sake: Louisville Brothers Share 32-Year Card
The Trautwein brothers have kept a birthday card moving between them for 32 years. George started the marathon mailing after receiving it from Rudy in 1935. They estimate total postage at about $2, far exceeding the original 10 cent cost of the card.
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Louisville
Trautwein Brothers
Marathon
George
Rudy
News Shorts from Mt Vernon and Argonia Urgencies
Mt Vernon reports a weary truck driver who slept in a movie theater and was unlocked by staff after police called a theater employee. In Argonia Gene York and two juveniles caused 50,000 gallons of water loss, York receiving 30 days. authorities charged him for delivering water on city streets. Chicago notes a rise in medical schools by 1970 with 14 new schools, totaling 101 nationwide and 800 to 1,000 freshmen.
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MT Vernon, Ill
Mt. Vernon
Redford Cherry
Bowling Green
Ralph Pavitt
Cherry
Argonia
Kan
Gene York
York
Justice of Peace Court
Chicago
The
American Medical Association
U.S
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CSU
Colorado State University
Jan Laux
Dave King
Jan
Sidney High
Dave
Texas Relays
Lodgepole
Scott College
Ron, Colo
Don E. Wise
Keglerettes
Sidney Telegraph
Sidney Elks
T & C Liquor
Lucky V
Adams Combine
Enevoldsens
Miller Imp
Kokjer Motors
Co-cop Gas & Oil
Whitaker Tavern
Meadow Gold
Allis Chalmers
Lucky Five
Fuehrer
Copley
P.H
Brandin Iron
the Mill
Marathon Operat
Hipp Wholesale
Hamms
Chey. Co. Abstr
Union Pacific
Zalesky Frontier
Clarences
Peetz Elevator
Foland Farm Mac
Hipp Whale
Sale
B.L
Sidney’s New Library
Electric Service CO
West Sidney
Sidney Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Nebr
Library Board
City of
NEW & Modern
Jackson
Sports
HONDA
Bauerkemper
Illinois
Sidney Office Supply
Kansas-Nebraska Natural Gas Co
Kansas-Nebraska
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