Peetz Bulldogs Triumph in Class C Semifinal Preview
Peetz bulldogs routed Swink 39 12 in the first round to advance to the state semifinals against Flagler. Ronnie Wieser sparked the attack with multiple TDs and a 60 yard kickoff return, while Fehringer Brachtenbach and Raddatz contributed key plays as Peetz built a 19 0 halftime lead and sealed the win with a final scoring drive.
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Paul Garretson
Peetz Bulldogs
Swink
Colorado
Bulldogs
Peetz
Flagler
Wellington
Ronnie Wieser
Peetz Bulldogs Mobilize For 72 Yard TD Drive
Peetz overcame Swink with a 72 yard march capped by a two yard Wieser rollout TD. Key plays included Fehringer 22 yard catch and 11 yard pass connections, plus a Fehringer rush to the two and a Dallegge first down. Swink earned more first downs early but penalties hampered them. Peetz suffered a dislocated elbow to freshman Koester in the fourth period and will be out weeks.
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Bruce Raddatz
Wieser
Peetz
Fehringer
Dave ‘Brachtenbach
Brachtenbach
E Fort
Bulldogs
Junior Trujillo
Chuck Malotte
Trujillo
Swink
Malotte
Roger Price
Lonnie Dallegge
John Koester
Wil
Chappell's Class-B Tops Sidney 13-6 in Main Contention
Chappell's Class B footballers defeated Sidney 13-6 at Maroon field to ruin an otherwise sunny afternoon. Sidney suffers to 1-8 in 1960 as Chaffee builds toward 1961 with a win that featured a first quarter interception return for six and a 60-yard fourth quarter drive.
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Chappell
Sidney
Maroons
Invaders
Capitaliz
UUM
Maroon Field
Harold Chaffee
Colorado State University
Kimball
Maroon
Jerry Swanson
Tony Rock
Santa Claus
Firge Chappell
Jerry Anthony
Don Martin
Martin
Keith Talley
Stan Fornardez
Mike Higgins
Orville
Johnson
J. D. Peters
Ron Vogt
Telegraph football contest winner Andy Oskvarek repeats
Andy Oskvarek of Sidney repeated as top predictor in the Telegraph weekly football guessing contest winning a $50 prize for best effort in the final season contest. He nailed 19 of 20 picks, with his only miss the Army Pitt tie. Close behind, 12 contestants had 18 correct.
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Sidney
Telegraph
Ockvarek
Wesley J. Nelson
Paul Lybarger
Duane L Warren
Chuck Colling
Mike Maher
Jack Patterson
Ann O’connell
Catherine Bales
Chet
Yelerman
Milt Corbin
Myr A. Stovall
SOD
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Wills
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Oklahoma
Iowa
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Michigan
Indiana
Syracuse
Colgate
Army
Pittsburgh
Purdue
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Tomato production leaders by state
California leads tomato production followed by Ohio Indiana and New Jersey in that order based on regional output.
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California
Ohio
Indiana
New Jersey
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Mike Baxter
Buck Terry
Gering
Merlin Gish
Russ Osborne
Jan Laux
Ron East
St. Patrick'’s
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Ron Hardy
Ken Bauer
John Mahaffey
Richard Heizer
Gurley
Phil Ham
Charles Hammond
Phil Cronk
Steve Hinrichs
Conrad Friede
Kent Miller
Gene Morris
Fred Yarney
Harlan Pals
Bright
Oskvarek
Ohio Oil Co
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SEARS
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Neeney
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