Crown Restes On Lyman After 42-19 MAC Victory
Lyman High School football clinched the Minuteman Conference crown with a 42-19 win over Potter, denying Potter a rare league title. Sophomore star George Derr starred with 30 points and 200 rushing yards as Lyman dominated after halftime, while Potter bid farewell to ten seniors in a cold, cloudy finale.
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Coyote
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Bowling scratch pads for business or home ad
Advertisement for scratch pads labeled docceeoooooooos and Bowling. docceeoooooooos, placed in The Sidney Telegraph. Keywords indicate promotional stationery items for office or domestic use.
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Lodgepole Tops Gurley 13 6 in Homecoming Clash
Lodgepole Panthers close 1966 football season with a 13 to 6 victory over Gurley Pirates in a homecoming battle at Gurley. Greg Kehl opened with a 28 yard run for the Panthers and Weston Miller added a PAT. Miller scored again in the third quarter, while Van Lessig's 1 yard plunge for Gurley came in the fourth. Several seniors from both schools wrapped up careers in the non conference game.
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Bowling results from Peetz EUB and Trinity Lutheran
In a team series Peetz EUB defeated Trinity Lutheran 2222 to 807 while individual scoring Highlight Bob Hiett 521 series and Bernie Koehn 199 game Representative totals show Peetz EUB 328 Trinity Lutheran 2614 1st Christian 191/2 201/2 Fellowshippers 15 25 Potter Churches 12 28.
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Sidney High Eyes Western Conference Title Share
Sidney High's football team may share the 1966 Western Conference title with Ogallala after Friday's games. Sidney crushed Chadron 46-6 and 29-0 in a pair of wins while Ogallala, 2-0-1, trails at 3-0-1 after a scoreless draw with Sidney earlier. Ogallala must beat Alliance to force a tie. Sidney defeated Alliance 12-7.
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Want Ad: Fast Sale Offered by Phone Number
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School Set For AJBC Instructors
Adults in the Sidney area are invited to a one day Certified Instructor school for the American Junior Bowling Congress to be held at Cedar Lanes in Sidney on November 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. AJBC Field Representative Henry Preston of Dallas will conduct the training. The course requires full attendance and a closing written exam to earn certification.
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Two Sidney Players Receive Nebraska Letters
Sidney High football players Ken McKay and Ric Miller were reported to have received letters from the University of Nebraska regarding future Husker football opportunities. Miller, a 215 lb center, and McKay, at 185 pounds starting tackle, were asked to return a questionnaire on weight injuries education scholarship coach and game film availability.
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University of Nebraska
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McKay
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Chargers Coach Gillman salutes injured Chuck Allen
San Diego coach Sid Gillman recalls Chuck Allen who sprained his ankle against the Jets. Allen hopped off the field to save a timeout, a move Gillman calls heroic, noting some players would have signaled for a stretcher and ambulance.
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Orioles World Series Stars Cite NL Roots Names
In the World Series three Orioles stars Frank Robinson Moe Drabowsky and Paul Blair were raised by National League teams. Robinson led batting with a triple crown and homer in games one and four. Drabowsky’s relief helped win game one and Blair hit a 430 foot homer in game three. Robinson played ten years with the Reds. Drabowsky signed by the Cubs for 75000 in 1956 and Blair got 2000 from the Mets. Orioles drafted Blair from the Mets for 8000 after 1962. WIBC to use 110 lanes in Rochester for next April tournament starting April 13.
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