SHS Juniors Capture Winners Crown In Own Invitational Meet
Sidney Junior High won the Weymouth Field invitational with 82 points, aided by a 1-2-3 triple jump. Tim Curless led a trio of winners for Sidney with 33-1 in the triple jump, while Charles Light earned two wins in broad jump and 100 yard dash. Other double winners included Sides, McNabb, Holechek, Moehr, and Moehr, with Bridgeport and Kimball each totaling 76 points.
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Jim Rundstrom
Sidney Junior High
Weymouth Field
Kimball
Bridgeport
Tim Curless
Randy Bauer
Mark Russ
Maroons
Sidney
Charles Light
Light
Sides
McNabb
Holechek
Moehr
O’halloran
Watson
McCaughn
Waterstreet
Russ
Flores
Schilreff
Curless
DeHaven
Wait
Abrams
Castleberry
Wagner
Knicely
Riddle
Bauer
Kallihoff
Estrada
Kahl
Peterson
Rodriguez
Rolis
Argo
Stairs
Fankhauser
Teasley
Trujillo
Rice
Town Baseball Meeting Friday Nite In Potter
Town plans to organize a Potter area town baseball league with at least five teams. An organizational meeting is scheduled Friday night at the Farmers Union Co op Service Station in Potter at eight. Representatives from Kimball Scottsbluff Sidney and Peetz are possible members. contact Elmer Hilpert or Elmer Jung for more details.
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Farmers Union Coop
Potter
Elmer Hilpert
Kimball
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Peetz
Hilpert
Elmer Jung
Canada Duck Report Good Canada Duck Report Good
The article notes a favorable outlook for waterfowl across Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta with abundant water and nesting cover. Nebraska also sees strong conditions due to 1965 being wet, aiding duck and goose production despite potential weather risks. Upland game birds benefit from dry ground while ducks require water to rear young.
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Lincoln
Canada
M. O. Steen
Game Commission
Prairie
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Steen
Nebraska
Stream and lake feeding habits of brook trout described
In streams the brook trout feeds largely on aquatic insects, while in lakes it consumes a significant amount of small fishes.
County track runners fall short at state meet
Sidney sent three representatives to the state track meet in Kearney over the weekend but failed to place. Utermohlen and Buecker in the 880 ran 2:00.6 and 2:01.9, the fastest yet but not close to the 1:58.9 winning time by Arvie George of Omaha Tech who set a state record at 1:56.5. Ron Fish placed sixth in the 4:42, far from his best 3:37.2, while Bob Allen of Omaha Central won the mile in a state record 4:22.3. Others, including Dick Stahl Nagengast Olson Olson and Greg Kehl Schmitt, also trailed. It was a disappointing day, but local athletes remain champions in our view.
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Sidney
Kearney
Frank Utermohlen
Tom Buecker
Utermohlen
Buecker
Arvie George’s
Omaha Tech
Ron’ Fish
Bob Allen
Omaha Central
Potter
Dick Stahl
Jim Nagengast
Kent Olson
Chris Olson
Lodgepole
Greg Kehl
St. Patrick
Larry Schmitt
Deer Season Opens November Fifth Nine Day Antelope Campaign Set
The Nebraska Game Commission sets November 5 as the nine day deer season opener with permits up by 750 to 24 900 and approves a nine day fall turkey season and a three day antelope drive from September 17 to 19 The panel also considers park inclusion and unit antelope closures but keeps opening while trimming permit totals in Brown and Cherry counties. The commission authorized purchasing 160 acres near Limestone Bluffs for 2400 funded 75 by federal funds for quail habitat and received tourism promotion awards from the Cornhusker Motor Club.
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Nebraska Game Commission
Ponca State Park
Commission
Mel O. Steen
Brown
Cherry
Nebraska
Limestone Bluffs
Franklin County
Annual Shrine Football Game Set For August 20
The eighth annual Shrine Bowl All Star Football Game will be played Saturday August 20 at Memorial Stadium. Nine Nebraska schools will be represented and the game aims to raise funds for the Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children. Training camps begin August 8 with north at Midland College and south at Doane College. North coaches: Dell Miller and aides Merlin Van Newkirk Allen Bellinger Louis Wewel. South coaches: Bill Jones Ray Huggett Ted Weldon Harry Meeker. South leads series five to two with no ties. net profit to date is 436743.30 dollars for the physical therapy program.
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University of Nebraska Memorial
Nebraskaland
Nebraska
Shriners Hospital
Bertrand
Geneva
Western
Wolbach
Meadow Grove
Spalding Academy
Albion
Grand Island
Central Catholic
Scribner
Midland College
Fremont
Doane College
Crete
Bill Jones
Bellevue High School
Ray Huggett
Central City High School
Ted Weldon
Beatrice High School
Harry Meeker
McCook High School
Dell Miller
Columbus High
Merlin van Newkirk
Gering
Allen Bellinger
Ord
Louis Wewel
Fremont Bergan High Schools
Shriners
Across Clues Puzzle From Unspecified Source
A mixed word puzzle list presents Across and Down clues with numbers and brief hints. Entries include common crossword items such as Bacchanal, salt of acetic acid, long glove, zodiac sign, and others, plus several down clues like work unit and wealthy.
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Ogallala
Rex Swanson
Steve Harlan
May
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The
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Charles G. Sutton
9Th Ave
Memorial Stadium
Lancers
Nation
Tion
Spain
Dog
Ragout
Encourage
Guided
Lizard Ge
Nus
Halfway
Myself
Foland Farm Machinery
Nebr
FONDA
Aed
14Th
Illinois
Clardy
Customatic
America
Jackson
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