Ogallala Beats Sidney High in Dual Track Meet
Ogallala Indians defeat Sidney Maroons in a Wednesday dual meet as many state qualifiers were absent. Joe Butler of Sidney wins discus and shot put while Ogallala takes multiple events including double winners Stokey and Brown. Freshman Rod Plum shows potential in the discus as Butler and other scorers push for next year.
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Ogallala High
Sidney
Maroons
Lincoln
Tom Jones
Ogallala
Joe Butler
SHS
Doug Har Tan
Rod Plum
Butler
Harold Stokey
Stan Brown
Stokey
Brown
Everett Miller
Gary Jackson
Larry Black
Green
Sible
Peratt
Miller
Sower
Smith
Clarkson
Johnson
McFee
Albro
Townley
Jackson
Anderson
Gilliland
Osborne
Ogailala
Feather
Greene
Black
Bauer
Mayden
Knostman
Manual
Plum
Yonker
Nichols
Fall grid action looms with Lodgepole Valley rivals shifting
A chill in the air signals football season setup as Lodgepole Valley adds Harrisburg and Big Springs to a retooled lineup. Key players move on and a new coach arrives while Ken Berry and Jerry Nordbrook headline potential impact players amid shifts in Sidney Ogallala and regional power dynamics.
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Lodgepole Valley
Big Springs
Harrisburg
Monte Mercer
Charles Trautman
Trojans
Lou Stueckrath
Valentine
Ken Berry
Potter
Wayne Russell
John Brown
Jerry Nordbrook
Lodgepole
Tackle will test Bauer with quarterback choices
Coach Bauer faces a tough task as spring practice approaches with key players out and new contenders like Darold Thomas and Ken Foland vying for the T formation role. Senior veterans Daune Moody Doug Harlan Earl Sarnes and When Sayre miss time while Jim Irwin ends his era, leaving speed at halfback with Bill Barber Cal Cutright Dean Osborn and Steve Peratt. The season’s hard schedule and past decisions on varsity letters underscore the coach’s demanding, solitary responsibilities.
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Bauer
Daune Moody
Doug Harlan
Earl Sarnés
Sayre
Mike Manual
Ken Foland
Gene Printz
Jim Irwin
Bill Barber
Cal Cutright
Dean Osborn
Steve Peratt
Ron Gilbreath
Darold Thomas
University of Wyoming
One-cap on: Wilt Chamberlain's lucky plaid cap rises again
Wilt Chamberlain, Kansas basketball star, keeps wearing a red and green plaid cap for luck. He cleared 6-6 at Kansas Relays and 6-4 1/2 at Drake, aiming to wear the cap against Missouri in Lincoln before the Big Seven meet. He owns 15 caps and may replace the worn six-year-old hat as needed.
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Lawrence
Wilt Chamberlain
Kansas
Chamberlain
Jayhawkers
Missouri
Lincoln
Tri County League opens 1957 season on May 19
The Tri County Baseball League begins its 1957 schedule Sunday May 19 with Potter hosting Oshkosh Broadwater at Dalton and Bunker Hill traveling to Bridgeport. The eight team circuit plays ten Sundays through July 21 with double round robin play and 2:30 pm day games 8 pm nights.
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Cheyenne County
Tri-County Baseball League
Potter
Oshkosh
Broadwater
Dalton
Bunker Hill
Bridgeport
Grain markets show No 1 and No 2 wheat prices today
Local elevator sources quote No 1 Wheat at 1.90 per bushel and No 2 Wheat at 31.89 per bushel. A separate note mentions a broiled fish steaks dish with Hollandaise sauce and guidance on refrigerating leftovers for future use.
Red Writing Hood Typewrite Carbon Paper Ad
An advertisement in The Telegraph promotes Red Writing Hood brand carbon paper in letter and legal sizes. It markets convenient, high quality sheets for efficient document transcription and archival work.
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the Telegraph
Yogi Berra Shares Hitting Insights and Batting Tactics
Yogi Berra discusses patience at the plate and stance changes against different pitchers. He notes switching to left handed hitting as a youth, using a 3 1/2 ounce bat early season and 3 3/4 ounce later, and prefers hitting with runners on base for challenge.
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Yogi Berra
NEW York
Tony
Broncs Schedule Extra Drills As Season Approaches
The Sidney Broncs plan a 1 30 p m drill at the Little League field near Legion Park on Sunday to make up for limited practice time. Two additional 5 30 p m sessions at Legion Park are set for next week as coach Mark Wieser seeks candidates for the main squad ahead of the West Central League opener May 19 at Haxtun.
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Legion Park
The
Broncs Club
Sidney
Haxtun
Colo
Broncs
Legion Park Little League Diamond
Bronco
Mark Wieser
Game Chief Sees Big State Potential
State Game Commission Secretary Mel Steen told 18 sportsmen and reporters in Alliance that Nebraska has the finest hunting and fishing potential in America. He warned land and water pressures will rise as demand for food and fiber grows, urging multipurpose land use.
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State Game Commission
Mel Steen
Nebraska
America
Steen
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