Men 7-Up Team Places Third in State Bowling Tourney
Seven-Up of Sidney captured third in the state men's bowling tournament at North Platte with a 2857 including a 321 handicap. Has tings’ Seven-Up won the team title with 2891, Nye's Furniture Ogallala took second with 2864. Sidney's Del Lamm Bill Triplett Corky Booth Louis Schnell led the team. Joe Ringleman did not travel. 192 teams entered. Greenlees’ men finished 15th. In doubles, Sid Simmerman and Charlie Harris were 1178 with 96 handicap. Schnell and Hartzler also placed well. Gene Triplett and Ed Haupt earned money in singles.
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Sidney
North Platte
Hastings
Nye
Furniture
Ogallala
del Lamm
Bill
Gene Triplett
Corky Booth
Louis Schnell
Joe Ringleman
Greenlees
Sid Simmerman
Charlie Harris
Ray Hartzler
Ed Haupt
Trails End
Bob Reckard
Jim Edwards
Gene Winston
Edwards
Don Hart
Pete Sewald
Simmerman
Ilvin Kahl
Kirby
Mill
Dolores Kahl
Forrest Belieu
Bill Triplett
Thompson
Bowling INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE March 17 1959 Telegraph Want Ads
Telegraph ad notes bowling league event on March 17 1959 with want ad emphasis Get Results. It highlights local league activity and recruitment through classified style notice.
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Industrial League
Telegraph
Pheasant In Tub Causes Glass Breakage At Home
A housebreaking cock pheasant crashed through a storm sash and a double-strength window sash into the bathroom, then fled from the bathtub. A. H. Story, state president of the Izaak Walton League, reports the bird escaped about a quarter mile away, leaving ten dollars in glass damage and no pheasant dinner.
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Plainview
Neo
A. H. Story
Izaak Walton League
Here
Sandhills Crane Population Is Up
The Sandhills crane buildup along the Platte River from Grand Island to North Platte spreads toward west and east, with Lexington and Kearney hosting large dancings on resting grounds. Cranes weigh about nine pounds and stand about three feet tall, while white-front geese draw 40,000 to 45,000 in Elm Creek Overton. Eastern Nebraska along the Missouri River begins a blue and snow goose migration.
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Neb
Platte River
Grand Island
Here
Lexington
Kearney
Elm Creek
Overton
Nebraska
Missouri River
Local Cowboys Shine in Lubbock Rodeo TV Show
Dick Stull led with a $1360 prize at the Lubbock Texas rodeo earning a go around win and a steer wrestling second in the averages while slated for a nationwide broadcast Saturday from 4:30 to 5:30 MST. Bill Fedderson and Don Fedderson also posted strong steer wrestling results and Loren Tabler hosted a weekend jackpot near Sidney with competitors from Wyoming and Gurley.
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Dick Stull
Lubbock
Texas
Stul
Bill Fedderson
Reno
Oklahoma
Sidney
Don
Wes
Stull
Don Fedderson
Phoenix
Arizona
Fedderson
Secon
Keith Wilson
Harold Kraupie
Kronc
Lubbock Rodeo
Loring Tabler Ranch
Wyoming
Bud Pilcher
Sheridan
Panhandle League March 20 1959 Bowling Standings
In the Panhandle League event at Sidney Bowling Lanes St Pauls Lath Men’s Club posted a 2419 team total and 965 high game. Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp totaled 2299 with 801 high game. Ed Haupt led individuals with 579 series and 232 game, followed by MePfeil 552 and W Schneider 539.
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St. Paul’s
Sidney
Pacific Vegetable Oil Corp
W. Gurley Pipeliners
Pacific Veg. Corp. Dalton Farmers
Sidney Bowling Lanes
St. Paul’s Labh. Men’s
Ohio Oil Pipeliners
Nebraska Fish Stocking Reaches Near 200000 Mark
Lincoln reports nearly 200000 fish added to Nebraska waters in the past month. Stocked waters include Lake Ogallala with rainbow trout and Kokanee salmon, Lonergin Creek with Kokanee salmon, Otter Creek with Kokanee salmon, Sand Creek with Kokanee salmon, Louisville Lake No 3 with perch, and Fremont with perch.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Glen R. Foster
Game Commission
Lake Ogallala
Otter Creek
Sand Creek
Louisville Lake No. 3
Fremont
Rifle Team Sets New High Score in Narrow Win
The Sidney rifle team posted a record high 1947 to 1930 victory at Lyman last week. Joe Harbison led with 392, followed by Wayne Kennedy at 389. For Lyman, Ted Rifes scored 391 and D Phinney 390.
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Sidney
Lyman
Joe Harbison
Wayne Kennedy
Ted Rifes
D. Phinney
Pantherettes Win Chadron Tourney in Volleyball Day
Dix High School Pantherettes captured the Chadron State Teachers College Volleyball Sports Day trophy with a 63-19 final, besting Crawford. Chadron Prep won the consolation bracket 50-33 over Cody. Co captains Sylvia Baack and Saralee Campbell lead coach William Kelley. 131 players from nine schools attended.
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Dix High School
Pantherettes
Chadron State Teachers College
Dix
Crawford
Chadron Prep
Cody
Potter
William Kelley
Sylvia Baack
Saralee Campbell
Chadron
Alliance
Harrison
Merriman
Harrisburg
Gordon
Letter Box: Referee criticism and booster letters
A Sidney Telegraph reader defends referees after a game loss citing a 13 point lead squander and five turnovers allowing Gering baskets. Another letter thanks the paper for coverage of two productions and invites continued community support and cooperation.
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Sidney
Nebraska
Gering
Chappell
Bill Harris
Tom Jones
Have You Seen Your Local Merchant Money Ads In This Issue
Local merchants showcase money saving ads in this issue of the Sidney Telegraph. The page highlights promotions, discounts, and featured products from a range of nearby businesses. Shoppers are urged to compare prices and take advantage of limited time offers.
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