Eight St Patrick players named to All Minuteman Conference teams
Eight players from Sidney St Patrick's High School earned first or second All Minuteman Conference football honors after a meeting of 10 conference coaches at Dix High School on November 15. Mike Beyer and Joe Cortney each earned first team spots on offense and defense, with Cortney a unanimous choice. Jim Heaton and Scott Fehringer gained first team offense and defense designations, while Wally Thomas Dale Van Aelstyn Greg Ruybal Steve Fehringer won second team spots. Coaches voted, not counting their own players, as defense and offense squads totaled 13 and 11 players respectively.
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Sidney St. Patrick’s High School
Minuteman c Activities
Dix High School
Mike Beyer
Joe Cortney
Cortney
Jim Heaton
Scott Fehringer
Wally Thomas
Dale van Aelstyn
Greg Ruybal
Steve Fehringer
Lyman E Lyman
St Pat's
Wodgepele
Nix Lednepule Lyman
Qu Gurley
RB Lyman
Lyman Ke
Charlie Roose Gurley
Curt Murgheim
Mark Christensen
St Pat’s
Joe McNurlin Lyman
Melbeta IL
Terrel Shaw Lyman
Tim Zalesky Potter
Jim Heaton Gurley
Mike Lynn Dix
Gene Brothers Lyman
Kevin Ladine Potter
Brad Bode
Gary Haack
Dix
Jett Enevoldsen
Potter Dale van
Mrs Raddatz wins $25 in Sidney Telegraph contest
Linda Raddatz of Sidney correctly guessed the Nebraska Kansas State tie breaker for last week's football contest, winning $25. Four others missed four games. Dale Dress led those who miss five in the 20 game field. This week is the final contest with a $50 top prize.
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Linda Raddatz
Sidney
Raddatz
Ruben Mitchell
Helen Cook
Kent Campbell
Idaho Springs
Colo
Dale Dress
OU Husker tilt looms in classic showdown
Oklahoma, ranked No 1 and 5-0 in the Big Eight, travels to Nebraska for a pivotal clash that could decide the conference title. Nebraska, 5-1, seeks rebound after beating Kansas State 35-7 while Oklahoma State, Missouri, Colorado, and Iowa State also jockey for division spots.
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Robert Moorep
Kansas
CITY
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Sooner
Barry Switzer
Tom Osborne
Kansas State
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Cowboys fall as Missouri edges Iowa State in late kick
Cowboys coach Jim Stanley lamented defensive struggles after Missouri held on for a 4-2 win at Iowa State. Tim Gibbons kicked a 37-yard field goal with 6:20 left to seal the victory after Iowa State briefly led 7-0. Cyclones missed three field goals, including a 21-yard try with 35 seconds remaining.
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Colorado
Kansas State
Sooners
Cornhuskers
Oklahoma State
Missouri
Nebraska
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Switzer
Kansas
Tony DiRienzo
Scott McMichael
Joe Washington
Steve Davis Ac
Billy Brooks
Tinker Owens
K-State
Dave Humm
Don Westbrook
Hamm
Brad Jenkins
Dennis Frazee
Roscoe Scobie
Wildcats
Buffs
Terry Kunz
Tom Mackenzie
Cowboy
Jim Stanley
Coolorado
Bill Mallory
OSU
Cyclones
Tim Gibbons
Tony Galbreath
Don Muse
Tigers
Wayne Stanley
Rob Overton
Tom Goodsen
NHL renames divisions and conferences after hockey greats
New York AP reports the NHL eliminates geographical designations and renames divisions as the Prince of Wales and Clarence Campbell Conferences. Names Lester Patrick James Norris Don Smythe and Charles F Adams replace locations. Also noted is El Paso out fielder John Balaz's standout Texas League season with 22 homers 131 RBIs and a .324 average.
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NEW York
National Hockey League
Prince of Wales
Clarence Campbell
Lester Patrick
James Norris
Don Smythe
Charles F. Adams
EL Paso
John Balaz
el Pas
Playin Laras and Libsack Lead Local Hoops Showdown
Jamie Libsack Curt Morgheim and Mike Beyer headline a local basketball card with Mark Christensen Joe Cortney Dan Dickinson and Larry Wurdeman joined by Brad Bode Ron Ahlischwede Jim Heaton Rocky Bowman in a spirited lineup.
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Jamie Libsack
Curt Morgheim
Mike Beyer
Mark Christensen
Joe Cortney
Dan Dickinson
Larry Wurdeman
Brad Bode
Ron Ahlischwede
Jim Heaton
Rocky Bowman
Yom Molina
Mike McVicker
Scott Easton
Red Fitts
Rick Plachy
Ron Ahlschwede
Gary Haack
Russ Kasten
Scott Fehringer
Potter Falls in Semi Finals of State Tourney
Potter High School girls volleyball reached the state semi final at Nebraska Western College before losing to Shelby, the eventual champion, in three sets 15-13, 8-15, 15-11. Potter finished 1974 with a 19-2 record under coach Bill Hicks, who ended his career at 110-25.
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Scottsbluff — Potter High
Nebraska Western College
Shelby
Potter
Beemer
Slim
Bill Hicks
Hicks
Freshman Randy Lubash Among 53 Earn Letters at Chadron State
Sidney freshman Randy Lubash earned a letter at Chadron State College as a defensive back and specialty team member. At 5-8 and 165 pounds he offset size with technique and quickness, among 53 players awarded letters this fall.
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Randy Lubash
Sidney
Chadron State College
Randy
Midland College Accepts Mineral Water Bowl Invitation
Midland College earned a spot in the Mineral Water Bowl in Excelsior Springs Missouri against Friends Kansas after a Sunday invitation to coach Don Watchorn. The Raiders closed the regular season 10 0 and captured the Nebraska Intercollegiate Athletic Conference title while Friends stood 9 1 and ranked 14th in NAIA Division II. Midland ranked sixth.
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Midland College
Friends
Kan
Excelsior Springs
Midland
Don Watchorn
Fergy Jenkins Moves to Rangers After 10 MLB Seasons
Fergy Jenkins, now with the Texas Rangers, has made 20 decisions over seven of his 10 major league seasons, highlighting a veteran pitcher's steady workload and career longevity with MLB teams.
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Fergy Jenkins
Texas Rangers
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Lodgepole
Gurley St Pat's
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St Pats
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