Nebraska Star McWilliams Signs Pro Pact With Saskatchewan
Jon McWilliams, former Sidney High School and Nebraska All American, inked a contract to play with the Regina Roughriders in Saskatchewan for about 8000 dollars. He will report to Regina in July for training after finishing his remaining university coursework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon McWilliams
Sidney
University of Nebraska
McWilliams
Hate
Regina Roughriders
Saskatchewan
Maroons Athletic
Dean Griffen
Regina
United States
Jon
U of N
Benny Dillard
Cornhusker Flash
Mt. Pleasant
Tex
High Team and Individual Bowler Totals
Oliver leads team high with 2498 in high series and 846, 834, 818 in games. Foland follows with 2363 series and 841, 812 games. Pierson adds 806 and 2323 team total Star Market. Individual top sers include Neinhauser 556 Reckling 526 Heeg 515 Perry 504 Schwalm 501 and Whitaker 500. Dykal 213 and Schaddegg 211 lead high games Treinen 201. C Yates averages 169.2 over 75 games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Foland
Star Market
Pierson
Neinhauser
Dykal
Reckling
Heeg
Perry
Schwalm
Whitaker
Schaddegg
Treinen
C. Yates
Earthen Dam Helps Fight Farm Gullies and Erosion
Nebraska University engineer Jack Steele advocates earth dams to slow water flow and reclaim gullied farmland. The ASC ACP program offers up to 75 percent cost sharing, varying by local conditions, with initial guidance at the ASC office. Almond Eyes, two year old full sister to Native Dancer, is listed among 1956 Selima nominees at Laurel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Steele
University of Nebraska
ASC
Almond Eyes
Lauel
Top Athletes Carry Religious Theme To U S Youngsters
AP dispatch from Norman Oklahoma details the Fellowship of Christian Athletes led by Don McClanen. Notable athletes including Robin Roberts Dan Towler Otto Graham Kyle Rote Tom Harmon join to promote Christian faith to youth through school visits. The program relies on volunteer contributions and plans further conferences and a Estes Park summer gathering in 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Friedman Norman
OKLA
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Roberts
Big Dan Towler
Robert
Towler
Oklahoma A&m College
Don McClanen
Fellowship of Christian Atheletes
McClanen
FCA
Otto Graham
Doak Walker
Dan Towler
Kyle Rote
Tom Harmon
Don Moomaw
Carl Erskine
George Kell
Vernon Law
Alvin Dark
Pepper Martin
Bob Feller
Branch Ricky
Bob Richards
Forrest
Phog) Allen
Harry Stuhldreher
Biggie Munn
Dean Cromwell
Tad Weiman
Denver
Houston
Estes Park
Colo
Potter High School Track Team Is Named
Potter High School announces its 22 member track team under Coach Bud Glahn. The Coyotes open tomorrow at the Scottsbluff Relays in Class III and travel next week to Gurley for a triangular meet with Potter, Gurley and Dix. Members include seniors Marv Harrison Harry Quetermaus Dale Hammond Dick Fiegenschuh Gerald Olsen Delmar Maas. junior Wayne Russell. sophomores John Brown Dale Dedic Gordon Johnson James Coulter Larry Baach. freshmen Russell Langley Francis Holliday Ronald Olsen Jim Winn Tom Dindinger John Sommers John Lovell Dick Wills Harvey Jung Wes Moench.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Bud Glahn
Coyotes
Gurley
Dix
PHS
Marv Harrison
Harry Quetermaus
Dale Hammond
Dick Fiegenschuh
Gerald Olsen
Delmar Maas
Wayne Russel
John Brown
Dale Dedic
Gordon Johnson
James Coulter
Larry Baach
Second Offense Drinking Driving Charge Filed
Police Chief Sol Willis said a second offense driving while intoxicated charge has been filed against Harold Schepker, 38, of Sidney. Schepker was arrested last night and is scheduled for arraignment in county court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sol Willis
Harold Schepker
Sidney
Schepker
School Land Board Adopts Sub-Lease Fee Policy
The state board of educational lands and funds voted Monday to charge 10 cents per acre for sub-leases of state school land, with a $10 minimum. Chairman Tom Coffey of Alma said the fee covers extra bookkeeping and will ensure soil conservation practices are followed where sub-leases occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Educational Lands and Funds
Tom Coffey
Alma
Coffee
Colorado Wheat Loss From High Winds Is Exaggerated
Colorado agricultural agents in northeastern counties say wind erosion damage is exaggerated. Only Yuma County reports possible winter wheat losses up to 50 percent in some sections. Idle acres with summer crops and fallow ground seem to hold up. winter wheat has been affected but not severely in most areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West
North West
Logan County
Colorado
Ramey
Darley
Roper
R.E.A
H. E. McKenzie
Glen E. Wittier
Sterling, Colorado
Yuma County
Farm Machinery and Equipment Auction Listing 1956
A wide assortment of farm machinery and supplies offered for sale. Includes a 1956 International W400 tractor with torque amplifier and PTO, 1948 Ford tractor with loader, several International combines and plows, discs, rakes, drills, a Mayrath auger, grain equipment, hay baler, wagons, tanks, oil barrels, a welder plant, well pumps, and extensive well casing and fencing materials. Numerous other items not itemized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ars
Ford
Ushoff
Mayrath
Krause
Sishe
Allis Chalmers
John Deere
Cushman
H. P
Fairbanks-Morse
UI Int
Also Mentioned on This Page
Swiftie Dillard
Dillard
Nebraska
Sidneyite
Thompson
U. S
Dorr
Padroni
Sterling
Peetz
Earl D. Barnhart
Padroni Hall
Gibson
10Th & Newton
Implement, Inc
Oliver Trac
Case
Rand
Minneapolis
Case D
Minneapolis-Moline
Uni-Tillers
Firestone
Hilson
Graham Hoemes
Sidney Implement, Inc
John Deere-Farmhand
Firestone Ee
School Land Board
Ram Esas
Hemingford
Allence
Kn Station Road
High View Project
Clu
Frank Diercks
Berkeley
Masssey-Harris
Figytack
McCormick
Dempster
William & Elvena Darveau
Howard Christensen
Harold Steggs
Guardian State Bank
Frank Dierks
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