Dalton, Potter undefeated in Panhandle Baseball League
Dalton edged Chappell 5-4 to remain undefeated in the Panhandle Baseball League as Potter beat Oshkosh 9-3. Peetz topped Bunker Hill 4-3. Sidney Athletics routed Alliance 13-0 and Scottsbluff Diamond T defeated Kimball 17-7, boosting early standings and setting up next week’s matchups.
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Dalton
Potter
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Chappell
Oshkosh
Bunker
Sidney Scottsbluff
Kimball Alliance
Sidney
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Mark Wieser
Ss Hernandez
Meysenburg
Jallen Jallen
Hunt If
Wester
P Goering
Goering
P Melchoir
Abbott
Schwartz
Rf Horst
Ross
Lf Aleman
P Beyer
Hernandez
Pecetz AB
Bob Nelson
Ark Wieser
L. Fehringer
Anderson Mayn
Wieser
If-ss
Mark. Wieser
Per Fehr Inger
Dick ‘Nelson
Koester
Finley
Rf Segelke
Lf Roelle
Mark? Wieser
Koesters
Af Tagtmeyer
Bob
Steffens
Chappell’ - Be
RH L. Nelson
A. Wittig
Eel R. Nielson
K. Hansen
Lf J
Low Fell
Koch
H. Dorman
Ib L. Shepard
Sheleen
H. Shields
D. Soll
C Worth
J Dykman
Cc Berry
D Winkelman
G Brester
B Bartels
B Juelfs
L Beyer
M Pelster
L_ Rohde
Dalton Seeks Memorial Day Baseball Game
Dalton's entry in the Panhandle Baseball League asks area teams to schedule a game on Memorial Day this Saturday. Interested teams should call Bing Miller, Dalton manager, to fill the date.
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Dalton
Panhandle Baseball League
Bing Miller
Fort Sidney Daysi Box Card Sets Nine Bouts for June
Ermald Wier schedules nine of twelve amateur bouts for Friday June 20 at 8 p.m. in the city auditorium. The card features armed forces and Golden Gloves finalists from Bayard Alliance Crete Norfolk Sidney and McCook with fighters including Tony Raffaeli Keith Larner Ernie Vera Jerry Hile Woody DuBray Bruce Brest Gene Taioya Alvin Salazar Ford Hernandez and others in 118 126 147 160 and 170 lb classes.
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Ermald Wier
Armed Forces
Golden Gloves
Padroni
Tony Raffaeli
Colo
Germany
Keith Larner
Crete
Larner
Tony Howard
Denver
Norfolk
Ed Sinner
Ernie Vera
Bayard
Johnny Lawlor
Nebraska
Sidney
Jerry
Hile
Woody DuBray
Alliance
Bruce Brest
Gene Taioya
Omaha
Roger Pohlahl
Tony Segura
Alvin Salazar
John, Enruiger
Joe Ballestro
Lyman
Dennis Ramos
Chicago
Ford Hernandez
Wayne Bryant
McCook
Bryant
Navy
Grand Island
All-Star Midgets Top Scottsbluff in Seven Inning Brawl
Four straight singles in the seventh gave Sidney All-Star Midgets a 2-1 win over Scottsbluff as Wilcox and Merritt led with two hits each. Gibson-Ford Juniors fell 3-2 to Sterling in seven,_ordway shut down Sidney until the last inning with Willie Mika held to two hits. Sterling's offense struck in the first fourth and seventh, backed by Blondo Wolfe and Hitch in the field and Wolfe.
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Dalton
Dalton Field
Chappell
Palter
Oshkosh
PBL
Peetz
Bunker Hill
Arnie ‘Wittig
Neilson
Don Wintelman
Glenn Brestel
Bob Bartels
B. Juelfs
Brestel
Juelfs
R. Nielson
J. Lovell
Mark
Wieser
Dick Nelson
Wiéser
Bob Steffens
Tagtmeyer
Bill Jallen
Segelke
Wid
Lucky Wester
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Meyers-Ford
Gibson-Ford
Sterling
Legion Park
Scotts Bluff
Bluffs
Don Keiper
Jack Cook
Steve Hinrichs
Dennis Wilcox
Mike Merritt
Stars
Wilcox
Wilcox and Merritt Singled and Wickstrom Walked. Scottsbluff
Loyell
Keiper
Merritt
Sidney Boys
Wohler
Howard
Ordway
Willie Mika
Blondo
Wolfe
Hitch
Four Panhandle Seniors Named for Shrine All Star Game
Four Panhandle high school seniors earned spots on the 60 man Shrine All-Star Football Game roster. North team linemen John Moore of Alliance and Larry Krause of Scottsbluff will face South linemen Bill Drost and Mick Nichols of Ogallala at Omaha Municipal Stadium on August 22. Shrine Bowl of Nebraska Inc. president Bob Russell announced the selections, with 43 schools represented across 38 cities.
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Nebraska Panhandle
John Moore
Alliance
Larry, Krause
Scottsbluff
Bill Drost
Mick Nichols
Ogallala
Geringard Sidney
Shrine Crippled Childrens Hospital
Omaha
Municipal Stadium
R. C
Bob) Russell
Lincoln
Shrine Bowl of Nebraska Inc
Nebraska
Skip Palrang
Boys Town
Jess Keifer
Holdrege
Vince Aldrich
SOD Payday Move Due to Memorial Day Schedule
Sioux Ordnance Depot workers receive pay a day early to Friday deadlines shift to Thursday for the Memorial Day holiday. The bobwhite quail is noted as Kansas's most widely distributed bird.
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Sioux Ordnance Depot
Kansas
Sidney Shop Ad Promises More Value for Your Money
Local storefront urges shoppers to visit its Sidney location with bold claims of higher value per dollar. The ad emphasizes savings and deals to attract customers seeking better purchasing power.
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WNBL
PBS
Western Nebraska Baseball League
Alliance Elks
Diamond T
Cleveland Field
Oilers
Athletics
Andy Anderson
Wid Maynard Wieser
Anderson
Art Aleman
Ellis
Hank Meysenburgh
Ea Oh Brush
Colorado
Sidney Daysi
Cook
Hinrichs
Wickstrom
P. Cronk
Baade
Salazar
H Ehler
Lovell
Schwartzkopf
Kissack
Hejzer
Morrison
Lighbower
Winkler
Rf Eskom
Plaster
Kemper E Gahigen
Lf Hoffman
SEARS
Panhandle
Lincoln Plus
Bill Hawkins
Plattsmouth
North
Jerry Lee
Don Watchorn
Schuyler
Don Leahy
Omaha Creighton Prep
Art Ronhovde
Fremont
Rel
Mye
Lnd Avenue
Sidney Telegraph
Chevrolet
FoRt Lymoury
Nash and Studebaker
U.S
U.S. Royal
San
MoBil Tips
Gary - Les
Erfest
Foland Farm Machinery
Moline and Calkins Dealer
Eis
Eeise Pek
Pais
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