All tournament volleyball team named in MAC awards
Twelve players from Gurley Lyman Potter Harrisburg Sunflower and others were named to the All Tournament team after the MAC volleyball tournament at Dalton. Recipients include Julie Bremer Shelley Dormann Hope Hart Jane Killham Lynette Lessig Lori Lynn Barb Morrison Charlene Ober Valerie Schumacher Terri Simianer Debbie Slama and Tami Stines. Archaeologists note Lapland spans arctic Sweden Norway and Finland into Russia per National Geographic.
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Lyman
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Charlene Oberer
Valerie Schumacher
Terri Simianer
Sunflower
Debbie Slama
Tami Stines
Long activity filled reunion in Charles City area
Local notes recount a large family gathering at Den Hunt and family with Daryl Meier and Carolyn, plus many relatives visiting or hosting friends. It mentions birthdays, a teachers convention, club meetings, and farm cooperative events including a 56th Annual meeting with board re-elections.
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Charles City
Iowa
Mount Vernon
Eddgepole Plaza
Rena McGeneghin
Mamie Bond
Wena Meier
Ethel
Igon
den Hunt
Daryl Meier
Carolyn
Ivan Walker
Janet
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Dougaber
Fen Madden
Rick Cole
Mark
Pieming
Escert
Jike Theachers
Wayne Hawkins
X Babonda
Ed Kopetzky
Ralph Tseilhorn
Everett
Wash
Bill Fleming
M. Snyder
Otis
Colo
Susan
Joslyn Easterly
Ed Kepetzky
Mike
Platte Wesley Construction
Ceyence Terry
Hunt
Oshkosh
Pspeliday
Carolyn Meier
Elinor
Dave Laffer
Edna Laffer
Danny Laffer
Eula Fern Brown
Ervin Phelps
Harold
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Long Beach
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San Clemente
Meary P. Kaupt
Ancheon
Cindy Fleming
Dave Mowery
Fort Collins
Michele Robirds
Henry Gell
Jack Easterly
Doug Robirds
Hank Gell
Ken Bleming
Bob Fisher
Vic Reker
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Tara
Travis
Tony Meyer
Roger Brauer
Edson Madden
Karl Madden
Alice
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Geraldine Walker
Carol Neunheuser
Jim Rupp
Farm Marketing Company of Denver
Chet Phelps
Mitchell tops Sidney in district tournament upset
Sidney High girls volleyball ended their season with a straight set loss to Mitchell 15 7 and 11 at the Class B District Tournament in Alliance. Other games saw Valentine defeat Gordon and Chadron win their match as the event continued.
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St. Patrick's
St. Patrick’s
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Sidney Junior High Gymnasium
Telegraph
Sidney High
Alliance
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Valentine
Gordon
Chadron
Virgil Competes for Spot on Augustana Wrestling Team
Virgil Dennis of Sidney pursues a varsity 118 pound spot at Augustana College Sioux Falls SD. As a freshman he faces two peers in final rounds with semifinal wins and a Thursday November 7 thesis in Alliance.
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Sidney
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Sioux Falls
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Spartans target Big Ten crown after Wisconsin win
Michigan State coach Denny Stolz declares aim for Big Ten title as Spartans sit 3-1-1 in conference. He predicts a tough showdown with Ohio State at East Lansing after noting Ohio State’s 5-0-0 league record. The piece also previews multiple college games and upset picks.
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NEW York
Ohio State
Wood Hayes
Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Michigan State
Denny Stolz
Spartans
Wisconsin
Stolz
Woody Hayes
Spirits sign Mike Barr to bolster Spirits roster
The Spirits of St. Louis signed guard Mike Barr to complete their 11 man roster. Barr, 6'3", spent two seasons with the Virginia Squires, averaging 7.4 points per game and adding defense and speed.
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American Basketball Association
Spirits of St. Louis
Mike Barr
Barr
Spirits
ABA
Virginia Squires
Kegler's Korner Excuses and Congrats in Bowling Note
JOAN SCHEURMAN blends humorous excuses for bad shots with league updates. Char Avey carded a 190 game while carrying a 106 average. John Lessig posted a 606 series and Stina Doyle a 582 series on the Pinettes League.
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Stina Doyle
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WNTC Archery Team Captures Top Honors in Tournament
Western Nebraska Technical College Archery Club competed in the Nebraska Intercollegiate Archery Tournament in Columbus on Saturday November 2. Duane Miller Tom Schurkamp Paul Knicely Bill Gandee Duane Miller led the team to top individual scores with a gold medal first place for Miller a silver for Schurkamp bronze for Knicely and the team earned the highest total score plus a first place trophy and five gold medals overall.
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Columbus
Neb
Duane Miller
Delerichs
SD -Electronics
Tom Schurkamp
Grand _Island- Electronics
Paul Knicely
Kimball-Electronics
Bill
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WNTC
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