LHS Track Rehearsal Seventeen Returners Lead 16 Cindermen
Lodgepole prepares for the March 29 track season opener as LHS lists 16 runners led by returning lettermen Greg Kehl Church Hate Weston Miller Weldon Tremain Art Huff Frank Jones Reid Bond. Poor weather kept the team indoors last week as stormy conditions persist. Meets planned include Chap pell March 29 dual Scottsbluff April 2 Alliance Invitational May 16 Sidney Invitational May 29 Minuteman Conference Harrisburg May 5 SPV AC Conference Grant.
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Lodgepole
Greg Kehl
Church Hate
Weston Miller
Weldon Tremain
Art Huff
Frank Jones
Reid Bond
Ray Rhoade
Illinois
Carl Bruns
Wayne Campbell
Colorado
Jake Zier
Wm. Harms & Son
Jay Peters
Art Disney
E. Kahr
J. Kahr
Frank Zimmerman
Bob Gustafson
Ola Brogren
Walt Thummel
Iowa
E. Namath
Don Freeman
Lyle & Dayton Reichman
Steers
Reichman & Sons
SHS Cinder Squad Awaits April Meet
Sidney High School opens track season under fifth year coach Glen Houtz with 14 lettermen and a 42-man squad. The Maroons aim for fast times at the Scottsbluff Relays on April 2 led by seniors Utermohlen McHenry and Coleman. a large cadre of juniors and sophomores strengthens the roster as the team schedules meets through April including the Western Nebraska Invitational and district events.
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Sidney High School
Bob Selzer
Tom Buecker
Mike Coleman
John McHenry
Frank Utermohlen
Rod Anderson
Mick Robinson
Gary McCaslin
Gary Englebright
Tom Nighten
Jim Rundstrom
Glen Houtz
Maroons
Scottsbluff
Dave King
Nebraska
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Oval
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Coleman
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Tom Nightingale
Mickey Robinson
Monogram
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Darrel Johnson
Ken McKay
Houtz
Hank Reitz
Ken Moncrief
Dick Osterday
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Ron Welch
John Mundell
Steve ‘Adams
Louie Russ
Ray Kenton
Gene Bonesteel
Larry Talich
Mike Hickey
Pete Johnson
Herman Kyrklund
Larry McCaslin
Ric Miller
Byron Neal
Sam Rolls
Rollie Rexroth
Tim Smith
Don Sutton
Dempsey Carpentier Fight Marks TV Broadcasting Start
July 2 1921 Jersey City bout where Jack Dempsey stopped Georges Carpentier in four rounds. On that day David Sarnoff helped establish the first boxing broadcast reaching about 200000 listeners via blow by blow from J Andrew White. Background noted in David Sarnoff biography by Eugene Lyons.
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NEW York
Jack Dempsey
Georges Carpentier
Jersey City
David Sarnoff
J. Andrew White
Eugene Lyons
Harper & Row
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