Peetz Bows To Arriba In Clash For State Title
Peetz Bulldogs fall 3 0 to Arriba in the Colorado Class C baseball final at Sterling Pioneer Park. Williams hurls nine strikeouts for Arriba while Wieser fans seven for Peetz. Garretson resigns after two successful seasons with 67 wins and 15 losses across all sports.
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Peetz Bulldog
Colorado
Paul Garretson
Gordon Walker
Non Wegener
Paul Fehringer
John
Peetz
Arriba
Bulldogs
Sterling
Pioneer Park
Paai Garretson
Aces
Ron Wieser
al Williams
Wieser
Williams
Darrel Young
Rick Peterson
Lonnie Dulleggh
Earl Saffer
Fehringer
Chuck Koester
Darrell Davis
Koester
Young
Frea Crawford
Crawford
Peetz High School
Friday Garretson
Garretson
Jocal
Rye
Walloping LaVeta
Peetz High Principal Allen Gross Resigns for Page Nebraska Post
Allen E. Gross resigns as Peetz High School principal and Plateau district superintendent to take the superintendent role in Page Nebraska. During Peetz tenure he also served as secretary of the Lower Platte Valley League.
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Allen E. Gross
Peetz
Plateau
Gross
Page
Nebraska
Lower Platte Valley League
Records Fall at State Track Meet Across Classes
Omaha Central swept the state track championships in Lincoln, winning the Class A title as 25 records fell or tied across two days. Rich Voss set a Class A high jump mark of 6-4, Jim Kettelhut broke both Class A and overall 880 records, and Howard Durst claimed the Class A pole vault at 12-3 1/4. Class B went to Broken Bow with Gothenburg a point behind. Class C to David City St. Mary’s. Class D to Fairfield, their first since 1925.
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Omaha Central
Lincoln
Broken Bow
David City St. Mary’s
Fairfield
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Gering
Sidney
Rich Voss
Jim Kettelhut
Ken Ash
Omaha North
Howard Durst
McGrew
Jim Franklin
Ron Howard
Norman Kaufman
Melbeta
Dick Gatch
Warren Christensen
Maywood
David Greathouse
Jerry Stauffer
Harrisburg
Jerry Fox
Bowling banquet crowns Sidney National Bank as league champions
The Panhandle Twelve Bowling League banquet at Fort Sidney Motor Hotel named Sidney National Bank as team champion with Ken Kieselhorst Caleb Payne George Ott Mel McCoy Jay Wilson Jim Brumfield Gene Bonkiewicz and Ron Hunt. W.N.X. took second and Sidney 66s Oil Co. finished third. Individual honors went to Darold Goering for Most Improved Bowler and Ken Potter for High Average 172.
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Panhandle Tswelve
Fort Sidney Motor Hotel
Chuck Mitchell
Sidney National Bank
Ken Kieselhorst
Caleb Payne
George Ott
Mel McCoy
Jay Wilson
Jim Brumfield
Gene Bonkiewicz
Ron Hunt
W.N.X
Sidney 66
S Oil Co
Sidney Shoe Hospital
Darold Goering
Ken Potter
Bernie Roth
Herb Seevers
Harry Helzer
Handicaps Highlight Team Scores In Local Bowling Meet
Cook Hess and Bauerkemper Dewey both post 715 games as High Team scores. Bauerkemper Behm lead High Team Series with 2026. Lois Cook tops High Individual Series with 222 while Si Behm posts 599.
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Bauerkemper
Behm
Sewald
Himes Bauerkemper
Dewey Schmutte
McRae Cook
Hess Meyers
Garber
Richardson Nelson
Nelson
Cook-Hess
Bauerkemper-Dewey
Bauerkemper- Behm
Lois Cook
Si Behm
Potter Pin Pushers Mixed Doubles
Telegraph want ads note a mixed doubles event titled Potter Pin Pushers. No further details on participants, venue, or dates are provided in the extract.
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Potter Pin
Nebraska Independent League forms with regional divisions
The NIL organizers met at North Platte naming Ray Young president and E W Quitmeyer secretary treasurer. A 43 mile home radius sets Western and Eastern divisions with Sid ney Venango Grant Sterling Colo Holoyke Colo Ogallala North Platte Holdrege Kearney Lexington as members. Season opens June 4 hosting Venango.
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Bill Garber
Sidney Athletics
Nebraska Independent League
North Platte
Locp
Sidney
Venango
Grant
Sterling
Colo
Holoyke
Ogallala
North Patte
Holdrege
Kearney
Lexington
Ray Young
E. W. Quitmeyer
Tom Barnes
Garber
Legion Park
Garver
Golfers 18th At State Tourney
The Maroon golfers finished 18th of 23 at the State Grass Greens tournament in Norfolk. Sidney’s team scored 263 led by Ric Ladine 85, Roger Gunderson 8, Larry Nelson 90, and Ken Mangels 92. Medalist was Larry Barnes of Hastings with 72.
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Norfolk
Sidney
Hastings
Alliance
Ric Ladine
Roger Gunderson
Larry Nelson
Ken Mangels
Larry Barnes
Sunday Baseball Games Postponed
All area Sunday baseball games were postponed due to rain. The Gibson Ford Juniors and Jaycee Midget All Stars were called off after their second attempt for a double header with Scottsbluff. Panhandle League openers at Bunker Hill Dalton Broadwater Kimball Lodgepole Potter were washed out.
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Sidney
Gibson - Ford
Scottsbluff
Panhandle
Bunker Hill
Dalton
Broadwater
Kimball
Lodgepole
Potter
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Doug Young
Fred Crawford
Bob Kemp
Darrell Young
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John Koester
Ron Wegener
Allen Gross
JSE Telegraph
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Gothenburg
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Bridgeport
Junior Ochoa
Randy Scott
Jack Tyler
Dave Blankenbaker
Red Cloud
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Blandkenbaker
Boys Town
Telegraph
Potter State Bank
Juells Oil Co
Hart Electric
Becalo
Potter Co-op Grain
Davies
George Davies
Ephomore
Oklahoma State University
Folsom Field
Boulder
Morrill County
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Highway 26
Main Street
Bridgeport, Nebr
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Ford Hernandez
Don Douglas
Denver
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Standard Service
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H. W
Red” Statler
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