Panhandle League Opens with Six Teams Sunday Action
The Panhandle Baseball League starts Sunday with six of seven teams playing. Sid ney, Kimball, Gurley, Peetz, South Divide, and Bunker Hill teams announce lineups as Dale Jenicek joins Bunker Hill and Gurley adds veterans. Top performers include Sid ney’s young players and a promising pitching mix, while Gurley regroups after six players left for service or transfers.
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Panhandle Baseball League
Dalton
Les Stecher
Sidney
Darrell Ammerman
Bing Miller
Kenneth Sittner
Ovid
Alleman
Ross
C. Brown
Rogers
Jack Brown
C Brown Ammerman
Schaefer
Bill
Nduke
Smith
Lindell
Schmidt
Adams
Dale Jenicek
Kimball
Bunker Hill
Anton Steffens
Norm Steffens
Arvin Nielsen
Lowell Otteson
Potter
Bob Steffens
Ralph Anderson
Leonard Steffens
Norman Rushman
Ed Aurich
Alfred
Elmer Jung
Junior Fiehler
Elmer Schubarth
Herb Schuessler
Army
Larry Treblik
South Divide
Peetz
Wayne Brandt
Sterling
Harvey Mules
Arnie Wittig
Lowe Nienhueser
Trebhik
Otto Raddatz
Mark Wiestr
Bernie Fuehrer
Don Adams Peetz
Kimbell Merchants
Gurley
Dale Janicek
Merchants
Clem DeMuth
Martin Ross
Harold Heidemann
Rich Stahla Alva Story
Walt Ehlers
Local Names and Odds Mentioned in Sterling Notices
A list of names including C. L. Hull Hugh Grant Chappell Harold Stoll Dal ton W. H. Franken Roscoe Art Holm Kimball Wayne Kennedy A J Jorgenson Sidney and others appears with references to high doubles scores. Local residents Mr and Mrs Ivan Cook Ed Ahlberg and families are noted in Sterling business matters with calls on Mrs Ahlberg. Funeral rites for E A Buckley held in Crook with Joe Oliverius and sons on Friday. Telegraph Want Ads Get Results.
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C. L. Hull
Hugh Grant
Chappell
Harold Stoll
Dalton
W. H. Franken
Roscoe
Art Holm
Kimball
Wayne Kennedy
A. J. Jorgenson
Sidney
Buckley
Crook
Joe A. Oliverius and Sons
Sterling
Big Springs Man Wins Gun Club Shoot Sunday
Dayton Dern of Big Springs captured the registered meet prize by scoring 186 of 130 at the Sidney Gun Club shoot. He earned a trophy for his performance, with 98 in singles, 46 in handicap, and 42 in doubles, as shooters from Sidney and nearby towns competed.
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Dayton Dern
Big Springs
Sidney Gun Club
Dern
Sidney
Wauneta
Roscoe
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Dalton
North Platte
Crawford
Venango
Alliance
Marsland
Chappell
Denver
Paul
South Sundl Tornado Ties Farm Damage and Visits
Wind of tornadic velocity did much damage to buildings and fences Sunday night and again Monday afternoon. Water tank from the John Henzl farm found at Mrs Agnes Zalesky farm. G W Bonser of Sterling visited Joe A Oliverius home Wednesday. Ronald Ahlberg and son Dwayne of Sidney visited Ed Ahlberg Sunday. They then went to Sterling to see Mrs Ahlberg in Goo Samaritan Hospital. T A Bonser of Sterling stayed with Ivan Cook Tuesday. They traveled home from Nebraska. Agnes Zalesky owns a 1949 Dodge. Joe Rudolph visited several families Sunday forenoon on Crook Telephone matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Henzl
Agnes Zalesky
G W. Bonser
Sterling
Joe A Oliverius
Ronald Ahlberg
Dwayne
Sidney
Ed Ahlberg
Ahl
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