Two Games Set For Sidney Ball Fans
Sidney baseball opens home season Wednesday night facing Havana Cubans at 8 15 on the fairgrounds diamond. It will be the first night game for Sidney. The Cubans are expected to be clever and capable. A Memorial Day game between Sidney and Gurley is set for Friday at 2 30 at the ballground. It is the Decreation Day tilt, not a replay of Sunday’s canceled league game.
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Negro Nine to Meet Peetz in Peetz Tuesday Night
The Jacksonville Eagles, a Negro league touring team from the deep south, will face the Peetz Merchants in Peetz on Tuesday May 27 starting at 8 p m. The game features notable players including Percy Miller of Danville Virginia, who batted .316 for his team in the 1951 Western Canadian league championship run.
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Carl Crouse Named Head of Educators
At the Sidney Educators Club final meeting of the year the group elected officers for 1952 53 Carl Crouse was chosen president Mrs Kenneth Chambers vice president Miss Patricia Johann secretary and John Jensen treasurer An executive meeting was held Friday to plan programs and form committees for the year
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Kenneth Chambers
Patricia Johann
John Jensen
Chuck Lafler Captures Feature In Thrilling Racecard Finish
Chuck Lafler roared from ninth to win the main feature as 29 entrants raced at the fairgrounds on the third Sunday. Gene Cole led early in a bumper battle with Roy Jordan before Lafler and Stan Krueger moved ahead, with Jordan retiring after overheating. Oakeson and Fleek battled for second, Connelly dominated time trials, and a dramatic Australian Pursuit saw Cole and Jordan finish 1-2.
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Don Quakeson
Potterstocker
Bill Connelly
Oakeson
Bob Fleek
Fleek
Connelly
Gene Cole
Krueger
Dean Neeman
Neeman
Bob Lafler
No 77
Red Hickson
Chappell
Chuck Lafler
Dick Holliday
Potter
Tom Taylor
Nelson
Frank Bayliff
Bayliff
Ater
Mel Zwick
Bud Treffer
Zwicki
Treffer
Jordan Vs
Bob Fleck
Lyle Bergner
Howard Hurst
Bergner
Devils Motor Club
Taylor
Bennett
Green
Holliday
Rapp
Planck
Hickson
C Lafler
Clothier
Westphalen
Hurst
W. Zwickl
LeBlanc
Darling
Fleck
B. Lafler
Doggett
M. Zwickl
Cooper
Potter Slams SOD in 12-0 Victory Behind Rickenbrock Hurling
Rickenbrock pitched a two hit shutout as Potter beat SOD 12 to 0 in a league game. He struck out 16 and drove in a run with two hits, Schwartz led with three hits, while Bresnahan and others contributed. Other Sunday games included Peetz 7 Dalton 1 and Bunker Hill over South Divide 7-4. Gurley-Sidney game canceled due to wet field.
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Vinson
Aleman
Robinson
OPS Free Of Spud Blame
D. M. Osborne, OPS price executive for Nebraska, says potato shortages stemmed from removal of price supports and a bad 1951 crop, not OPS ceilings. He notes 1951 stocks were fixed during the planting season and 1952 actions cannot alter them. W. W. Keenan says investigations into Nebraska potato dealer violations are under way, with multiple injunctive and treble damages filed nationwide.
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Scouts Camp At Lowry Air Base Near Denver
Explorers of the Wye-Braska Arq. Council Boy Scouts of America encamped at Lowry Air Force Base last weekend. The Sidney group included Clarence Wickman Ronald Howerter and Derald Pittam. Scout Executive R. V. Haverkamp of Scottsbluff led the expedition.
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Clarence Wickman
Ronald Howerter
Derald Pittam
R. V. Haverkamp
Scottsbluff
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