Pairings Set for Sidney Country Club Golf Tourney
The annual stag tourney at Sidney Country Club, announced by Harry Marsh, runs through May 22 with a May 24 club house dinner for losers. Pairings list 100 plus matchups including Ackerman vs Winter and Agnew vs Barnes, among many players led by Ackerman, Christ, Doran, and Marsh.
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Sidney Country Club
Harry Marsh
Club Golf
Mary'sh
W. P. Ackerman
E. A. Winter
K. S. Agnew
E. W. Barnes
R. A. Barlow
D. R. Campbell
L. C. Barstow
Roy Greenlee
H. F. Beckmann
Jerry Pitman
C. Bitner
Robert L. Clark
W. A. Burleson
Lowell Davis
W. Butler
Dr. M. J. Murray
Carl Christ Sr
E. B. Stewart
Carl Christ Jr
Mike Selz
John Treinen
D. Dimick
Wm. Batterton
H. Doran
D. W. Jorgenson
Iray
Doran
C. W. Smith
G. W. Draper
Joe A. Gibson
John A. Elwell
C. H. Fuller
P. F. Faust
Frank Mattoon
Leon Fine
O. L. Maddox
Maley Wins Tau Beta Pi Honor at Engineers Days
Maley of 1744 Newton Sidney was honored at the 50th Engineers days at the University of Colorado campus in Boulder. He earned membership in Tau Beta Pi, the top national all engineering scholastic honor. A convocation featured Harold W. Richardson speaking in the construction field. Open house followed Friday evening and Saturday morning events.
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Boulder
Samuel W. Maley
Newton
Sidney
University of Colorado
Tau Beta Pi
Harold W. Richardson
Extension Club Meeting on House Plants Care at Ayers Home
The C. B. Extension Club met May 7 at 8 p.m. at Mrs. Wayne Ayers’ home with Mrs. Milton Nissen as assistant hostess. Mrs. Milton Handsel attended as a guest. Ayers read the lesson on House Plants and Their Care. J. Fred Thompson served as secretary.
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Wayne Ayers
Milton Nissen
Milton Handsel
Peehandle League opens with victors Sid ney Peetz and Gurley
Sidney defeated Bunker Hills 7 to 4 in an eighth inning rally while Peetz beat South Divide 9 to 2 and Gurley topped Kimball 8 to 3 in the first round. Dalton had a bye.
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Sidney
Peetz
Gurley
Bunker Hills
South Divide
Kimball
Dalton
Peetz Overpowers South Divide In Nine Inning Thriller
Ron Garramone pitched all nine for South Divide with 17 strikeouts and five hits allowed. Don Adams and Mark Wieser combined seven and two innings for Peetz, allowing three hits and nine strikeouts. Peetz broke a scoreless tie with four runs in the fourth, three in the sixth, and two in the ninth, while South Divide scored in the sixth and seventh.
Gurley Routs Kimball with 8 to 3 Victory
Gurley dominated Kimball 8 to 3 Sunday, holding the lead throughout. Gurley posted 12 hits to Kimball’s five with 12 strikeouts each side. Mahzel pitched for Gurley with Kurkowski catching. Payne ripped the longest hit a three-bagger. Rennie Mueller had three hits in five at bats for Gurley.
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Gurley
Kimball
Mahzel
Kurkowski
Payne
Rennie Mueller
28-lb Pike Sets Nebraska Fishing Record
Nebraska fishing records rise as Henry Druit heller Jr of Minatare reports a 28 pound northern pike caught at Lake Minatare on November 3, 1950. Drumheller’s five minute, 25 pound test catch surpassed the previous 25 pound state record from McConaughy in 1949. The Game Commission will recognize Drumheller’s and other recent big catches upon affidavits.
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Lincoln
Henry Druitheller, Jr
Minatare
The
Game Commission
Lake Minatare
Drumheller
R. O. DeFord
Ogallala
McConaughy
Department of
Notable catches in state fishing records listed
Howard Brown of Columbus landed a 47 pound 6 ounce blue cat and Roger E Hoff of Gering hooked an 11 pound walleye, marking standout entries in the state records.
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Howard Brown
Columbus
Roger E. Hoff
Gering
Prairie Meadow Suzettes Plan Size Demonstrations
The Prairie Meadow Suzettes held their second meeting with plans for two pattern sizing demonstrations by Agnes Walsh and Sharel Sanders. After the gathering, club leader Mrs. Willike served cake. The next meeting is scheduled for May 14 at School District 42, reported by Sharel Sanders.
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Prairie Meadow Suzettes
Agnes Walsh
Sharel Sanders
Willike
Gratitude for Kindness After Loss of Husband
Mrs. Bert Steele and Roy S. Marsh thank friends and relatives for support during the illness and death of their beloved husband and father. They acknowledge cards and floral offerings with deep appreciation.
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Allen Stikker
Elmer Ladine
Art Wright
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Tommy Kokjer
Carl Ziegler
Harold O’connor
R. F. Spence
G. G. Olsen
Fred Thompson
Robert Johnston
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