Preview Column Skips Dishes and Dark Horses in Sidneys Desk
A columnist previews a sports feature mixing self deprecation and hints about local athletes. The piece blends humor and confessional tone while inviting reader feedback and noting predictions may be unreliable. It frames the season as a journey from beginning to end with a dark horse outlook.
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Outlook Piburn
Nebraska
Sidney Sports
Sidney Telegraph
Coed swimming makes big splash at Boston College
The Boston College coed relay meet inspires New England coaches to push for more mixed events. Coaches Groden McDevitt Wetmore Yeskowicz praise shared competition while athletes Kostenbader Carroll discuss pressure and pride in facing male rivals.
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Beatrice Taylor
AP News
Boston
Boston College
New England
Tom Groden
Pete McDevitt
University of Connecticut
Boston University
Reagh Wetmore
Joe Yeskowicz
Bridgewater State
Sidney Gurley host two Save the Lake benefit games
Two Save the Lake benefit games raise funds for Oliver Dam restoration. Gurley events include over-40 and under 40 basketball games, Daughters of Fathers, raffles, and concessions at Gurley High School. Sidney hosts a Sunday event at Sidney Junior High with a main wrestling match, pie-throw auction, and a Stag Tavern versus Kimball Volunteer Fire Department showdown.
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Sidney Junior High
Stag Tavern
Sidney
Kimball Volunteer Fire Department
Lodgepole races to Class D crown at Bayard meet
Lodgepole Panthers surged from sixth after Saturdays events to win the Bayard Invitational Class D championship by 65 points over Harrisburg. Dennis Trump swept the mile and two mile, Pat Lierley set meet records in the 220 and 880 relay, and Roger Behrends Gale Mitchell led hurdles as Lodgepole reclaimed momentum after a cold weather Monday finale.
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Lyman
Harrisburg
Dennis Trump
Roger Behrends
Gale Mitchell
Panther
Circle Lodgepole
Pat Lierley
Lierley
Dalton
Lennie Deaver
Behrendsa
Lodge
L Deaver Dal
Jeg
Frank Stauffersburg
Pat Sierley
M Lee
Wheatland
Mike Deaver
St Pat's
Dale Mitchell
Greg Wohland
Minatare
Tow Hurdies
Derr
Ray Weed
Dan McCabe
Dennis Peters
Darrell Miller
Sidney
Exhibition games spark baseball action across leagues
The Grapefruit and Cactus Leagues host at least 13 exhibitions as all 24 major league teams schedule play. Baltimore tops Philadelphia 4 2 and Chicago White Sox beat Pittsburgh 6 2 in two of three early games. Andy Messersmith remains in play with teams circling, the Reds and Braves weighing offers while his agent predicts a decision within a week.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago White Sox
Doc Medich
Pittsburgh Pirates
Andy Messersmith
Ottcinnati Reds
Atlanta Braves
Messersmith
Lodgepole Boys Sweep Midlands Meet With Wide Margin
Lodgepole sweeps the meet led by Wynne Harrisburg and Thompson Lyman with multiple events scoring top marks. Winners include Lodgepole in long jump shot put and relays while Harrisburg, St Pat’s, Melbeta and other teams posted strong showings across sprint and distance events.
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Dalton
Lyman
Madrid
Wheatland
Gurley
Sidney St Pat's
Melbeta
Lewellen
Minatare
Dix
Potter
Bushnell
Brule
Harrison
Fromholtz Upsets Evert In Indoor Tennis Round One
In Palm Springs Australia’s Dianne Fromholtz defeated top seed Chris Evert 2-6 6-2 6-3 in the opening round of a 75000 dollar indoor event. Jimmy Connors beat Sandy Mayer 6-1 6-1 in the same round at the Tennis Games. Hemmi and Mittermayer win giant slalom titles in Nations World Series skiing. Bill White named head coach and AD at Pan American University. John Loftus, 80, dies. he won the 1919 Triple Crown as Sir Barton’s jockey.
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Dianne Fromholtz
Australia
Chris Evert
Palm Springs
Calif
Jimmy Connors
Sandy Mayer
Switzerland
Hoss Mittermaier
West Germany
Edinburg
Texas
Bill White
Pan American University
General Carlsbad
John Loftus
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Fowl cholera endangers whooping cranes in Nebraska
An outbreak of fowl cholera in lagoons near Holdrege Nebraska threatens the 57 remaining whooping cranes wintering at Aransas Refuge Texas. Officials monitor migrations, hoping weather and control efforts prevent further losses as the birds move toward Canada.
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John M. Willis
Associated Press
OMAHA
Texas
Canada
Nebraska
Holdrege
Here
Nebraska Game and Parks
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Sacramento Game Management
Sacramento
Ross Lock
Nebraska Commission
Ken Johnson
Commission
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas Gulf Coast
Frank Johnson
Aransas Refuge
Aransas
Lock
Johnson
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