Thorpe Heads Area All-Star Cage Choices In District
Sidney St Pat’s star Mike Thorpe leads a region wide list of all-star selections by the Scottsbluff Star-Herald. Thorpe, a 6-2, 200 pound senior, headlines the Class C all-state roster for the third straight year and is joined by peers from Bayard Wood River University High Hebron. Dan McKay leads the Western Conference all-star quintet along with Ger ing and Alliance players. Other area picks span Lodgepole and Minuteman teams with notable scorers and rebounders such as Jim Anderson Gary Brown Gary Clare Allen Gross Jim Margheim Rollie Schmid Bill Sergent and Tom Fuller. Honorable mentions include several players from Sunol Melbeta Potter and Dix among others. All conference and all-star teams were selected by conference coaches.
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Scottsbluff Star- Herald
Mike Thorpe
Sidney St. Pat’s
Star-Herald
Steve Zitterkoph
Bayard
Glenn Mays
Wood River
Ron Schroeder
University High
Dean Krueger
Hebron
Thorpe
Dan McKay
Sidney High
McKay
Maroons
Larry Rice
Kim Severson
Rick Reitz
Gering
Tom Fuller
Alliance
Jim Anderson
Gary Brown
Lorenzo
Andersen
Brown
Gary Clare
Allen Gross
Melbeta
Jim Margheim
Sunflower
LPV
Bob Hodges
Rick Booth
Sunol
Jim Laberten
Lodgepole
Panther
Bill Sergent
Rollie Schmid
Bob Coulter
Potter
Skip Martin
Dix
Dennis Fox
Harrisburg
Mike Morley
Lyman
Coulter
Bob
Schmid
Sergent
Martin
Minuteman
Paul McMillen
Dennis Baack
Randy Rohde
Gurley
Larry Miller
Dalton
Don Bancroft
Marv Tueschner
Bushnell
Pat Faden
Bruce Bode
Panhandler
Ron Meier
Minatare
Isaac Whiteface
Hemingford
Jerry Dahlgren
Hay Springs
Tim O’connor
Alliance St. Agnes
Bob Morris
Rodney Coupens
St. Pat’s
Larry Sauter
Rusty Robinson
Mike Hall
Omero Suarez
Dean Chance Aims 1000 Inning Milestone With Angels
Los Angeles Angels pitcher Dean Chance is nearing a 1000 inning milestone this season needing 249 innings to reach the mark after logging 278 innings last year.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Final Tourney Weekend Sees Six Top Changes
Six newcomers climbed into the upper ranks during the final weekend of the Sidney Open Handicap Bowling Tournament at Cedar Lanes. Gothenburg Motors moved to second in the men’s team, The Abstracters of Sidney took third, Hillside of Yuma held first, and doubles paces were led by Dave Hinrichs and E. Mikeleberg of Yuma with 1297. Mel Crom led all events with 1742, while Yuma’s E Sidebottom won singles with 698. Women’s team and singles saw Sterling and Sidney dominate top spots with few changes, and local libraries added several new adult and juvenile titles to shelves.
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Cedar Lanes
Gothenburg Motors
Sidney
Hillside of
Yuma
Dave Hinrichs
E. Mikeleberg
Pete Sharp
Ray Bayne
Harry Helzer
Rich Bower
Sharp
Bowling Fellowship Scores From Trinity Lutheran Meet 1965
In a church league meet on March 19 1965 Trinity Lutheran posted 65 while Al Peetz EUB tallied 57 58 St Paul Lutheran earned 57 55 Potter Lutheran 56 56 and 1st Christian 54 58 Potter Methodist 47 65 Team series Christian 2380 and team game St Pauls Lutheran 839 Individual totals include Elmer Werner 539 212 for series and game
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Pinettes
Egging Cab Co
Sidney Flooring
Glant Pkg
Stans Propane P.V.O
Hardy Clark
Brandin Iron
Peetz Elevator
Potter Cold Star
Ft. Sidney Hotel
Sidney Roofing
Meyer Transport
Glanz Pkg
Gladyce Brush
Karen McCall
Big 12
Tri State Supply
Bond & Robinson
Bend Std. House
Bauerkemp
Vv. F.W
Pvt. Co-op Gas
D & E Service
Sidney Elk
Sidney T.V
Am. Legion
Braver Pack
Marathon Pump
Maverick
St. Pauls
Bordens
Elks
Yendis
Horseshoe
Sidney Laundry
P. V. OO
Photo Center
Telegraph
Silver Dollar
North Side
Mkt
Kokjer Motors
P.V.O
Stan Weaver
Max Adams
Longest 1964 hole-in-one reported by Golf Digest
Golf Digest records a 400 yard ace on Lake Hefner sixth hole by Thomas D. Cheatwood of Oklahoma City.
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Golf Digest
Thomas D. Cheatwood
Oklahoma City
Lake Hefner Golf Club
Northeastern Junior College Honors Winter Honor Roll
Thirty students at Northeastern Junior College Sterling earned the winter quarter President's honor roll with a 3.5 GPA. Four point averages went to Five Karla Willich Sue Snyder Mary Ann Monroe Garnie Johnson and Barbara Osterfoss. Repeat honors go to Mrs. Melba Hendee and Mrs. Maxine Barth from the nursing program. Additional names include Patricia Breiner LaDonna Henkle Karel Ann Jay Cathy Virden Peg Pickering Sammy Shaw Roland Smith Alan Albrandt Merino Earline Schuppe Diff Emmett Miller Brush Eileen Grant Crook Ron Gisi Yuma Charles Holden Julesburg Philip Miller Sidney Nebr Franklin Eggleston Grover Glenn Pence Stratten Dennis Franklin Burlington Rosilia Ellis Walsh Bob Wilson Idaho Springs Joseph Adams James Drehle Denver.
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Northeastern Junior College
Sterling
Karla Willich
Stoneham
Sue Snyder
Mary Ann Monroe
Garnie Johnson
Haxtun
Barbara Osterfoss
Colorado Springs
Melba Hendee
Sidney
Nebr
Maxine Barth
Holyoke
NJC
Patricia Breiner
LaDonna Henkle
Karel Ann Jay
Cathy Virden
Peg Pickereing
Sammy Shaw
Roneald Smith
Alan Albrandt
Merino
Earline Schuppe
Diff
Emmett Millier
Brush
Eileen Grant
Crook
Ron Gisi
Yuma
Charles Holden
Julesburg
Philip Miller
Franklin Eggleston
Grover
Glenn Pence
Stratton
Dennis Franklin
Burelington
Rosilia Ellis
Walsh
Bob Wilson
Idaho Springs
Joseph Adams
James Drehle
Denver
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West Virginia
A. R. Kilgore
Charleston
A. Mason Bell
Huntington
Parkersburg
Bluefield
Clarksburg
Lanc-ettes
Natl. Bank
Insurance Center
Folands
Winter Drugs
Madsens
Ryan Transport
Rudy’s Market
Conger
Jensen
Geo’s
Ken Wright
Gene Darnsteadt
Alun
Wariol
Aluminum
Relph Carleton, Mane
Lamber Co
Sidney, Nebraska
Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
Eakins
B. Moyes
L. Pironka
Theresa Chaon
Idella Schmidt
Drost-McNeff
Ogallala
C. Pankinon
Grant
L. Royal
K. Smith
V. Carter
Kimball
Sidney Public Library
Sandhills
Essie
Martha McKelvie
Hyannis
Sam Chance
Benjamin Capps
Boston
Mary Ellen Chase
Francis Kroll
Tillie Pine
THE
Illinois
General Electric Appliances
Thoro
Wash
General Electric
Lo-Boy TV
Pont See
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