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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1973
Page
10
The Chappell Buffaloes beat Imperial 21-7 at Chappell on Thursday to push their season record to 3-? and snap a 12 game losing streak, securing their third win in a row.
Sidney Freshmen were routed 41-14 by Scottsbluff in Scottsbluff as the Bluffs exploded with two long pass plays and a trio of big runs. Sidneys Gregg Schilreff scored late on an eight yard run and a 59 yard reception, with a two point conversion, to spoil the shutout bid.
The district tournament runs November 13 and 14 in Gering with eight teams. Sidney defends the title as Mitchell Bridgeport Kimball Chadron Gordon Valentine and Imperial also compete.
Mutual Improvement Club hosts and early week bingo at Memorial Home. Local residents travel to Estes Park and Cheyenne, attend sales and visits across Bushnell Kimball Sterling and Scottsbluff. Margaret Rieke wed Greg Sprenger in Sterling with rehearsal dinner hosted by Keith Sprenger. Egg producers plan expansion amid price shifts.
The Telegraph reports Wayne Henzl of Lincoln, formerly a Sidney resident, was selected to sing the National Anthem before the Nebraska versus Colorado game at Memorial Stadium. The Big Eight Conference clash is set to kick off at 1 30 p.m. CST.
The 1973 high school football season ends for St Patrick s Lodgepole Gurley and Potter with Chappell Buffaloes playing their last game Thursday. Critics will discuss coaches officials and coverage, but Berry urges focusing on participants and avoiding unconstructive fault finding as players grow into future roles.
Community notes honor Walter Fehringer's family with sympathy. Local gatherings include guests at Shubergs Oct 21 for David's birthday, visits from Herboldsheimers in Boston, and dinners with the Shubergs. Families and clubs host events, roll calls, and officer elections.
Nebraska Department of Roads reports September vehicle miles fell one percent from a year earlier while nine month totals show a 2.8 percent gain. Motor fuel tax receipts for September rose seven tenths of one percent to 7.774 million dollars, with year to date up five percent. Interstate 80 Omaha to Lincoln traffic rose slightly year over year and the Douglas Sarpy line averaged 21,106 vehicles daily versus 21,049.
CSC marks senior day as a dozen players including Dale Robinson make final home appearance against Huron College. Linebacker Robinson out with a broken shoulder, with Fred Hiser noting Don Hass recovering. Robinson to be replaced by starter?
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