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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1973
Page
6
Ron Holly chairman of the cystic fibrosis foundation of Sidney thanks local merchants for prize donations at the Dalton trap shoot held yesterday. Nearly fifty shooters participated and proceeds support the cystic fibrosis foundation.
Outdoor events list Husker Bird Dog Club trial at Malcolm on March 31 and April 1. Archery season opens statewide on April 1 except restricted waters. Put and take trout fishing opens at Two Rivers State Recreation Area. State recreation areas close to hunting April 5 and 6. Rocky Mountain Springer Spaniel Association trial at Mead April 1-2. German Shorthaired Pointer Club of Lincoln trial at Malcolm April 7-8. State Indoor Archery Tournament at Norfolk April 8. Snagging season on the Missouri River runs through April 30.
About 130 avid coyote hunters across Nebraska will be surveyed by the Game and Parks Commission to gather day by day hunting data from last winter. Questionnaires due April 1 cover coyotes taken, counties hunted, party size, hours hunted, and methods used.
The Statistics Bureau reports 23.6 million chickens and hens in Quebec as of June 1 1972, up 2.8 percent from the previous year.
The annual Knights of Columbus Bowling Tourney completed at Sidney after four weekends of competition. More than 225 bowlers from Lincoln, McCook, Hastings, Duncan, Cozad, North Platte, Broken Bow, Columbus, Kearney, Fremont, Humphrey, Grand Island and Sidney took part. K of C No. 1 of McCook won the team title with 3013 total pins including 384 handicap. Jerry Kallhoff formerly of Sidney captured the singles title for Chadron with 662 total. Next year’s site is undecided.
Sidney High placed fourth with 3312 points at the Kimball Invitational led by Randy Brown. Other Sidney scorers included Jon Johnson and Bill Wait, while Torrington and Gering dominated with multiple meet records set by Tom Anderson and Rick Cotton. The Raiders travel to Kimball again Tuesday for a triangular.
Arthur includes the Powell Puff event with scores and top players. Standouts include American National Bank achieving a high team score of 2157 and high game 772. Individual high series leader Karen Weideburg posted 525 with top games 196. Regional teams Sidereal National and Tri State show strong percentages in standings.
Game and Parks Commission urges owners and operators to complete a safety check of boats and equipment before boating season. A report by zoologist Dr. Roger Payne says right whale behavior contradicts the notion of whale violence. the violent actions occurred after harpooning and lancing, with the whale writhing in agony.
A dense list of crossword clues spans topics from geography and objects to animals and abbreviations. Entries include Davy Ethan Davy, Beech nuts, Wapiti, and Phonograph needle, with hints toward both common terms and proper nouns.
Plans for the Sidney Men’s Golf League are under way led by league officers and Hillside Golf Pro Carl Faddis. Play begins the first Wednesday in May, and rosters must be ready early for computerized handicap averages. President Wayne Ayers asks entrants to pay a $15 entry fee, with $2 for data processing, to Ayers Jim Payne or Frank Barrett.
Bud Harrelson told 700 Levittown youths he would hate to bat ninth and would bat ninth if the National League used the designated hitter rule. He noted the AL will use the DH that permits a batter to hit for the pitcher, allowing the pitcher to remain in the game.
SHS golfers dominated a 10 match dual weekend clash with Kimball High School as Dean Josten earned medalist honors with an 85 and Don Kahl followed at 88. Tom Gregory Chuck Haupt and others won their hole matches amid windy cold conditions ahead of the March 30 Western Nebraska Invitational hosted by Sidney.
The Master Angler program requires walleye weighing at least 8 pounds to qualify. The rule applies specifically to Nebraska waters and anglers seeking recognition for large catches.
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