Sidney junior high wrestlers win opener 33 30 over Alliance
Sidney junior high defeated Alliance 33 30 in opening wrestling meet. Kennedy praised inexperienced squad with standout matches across weight classes. Key results include Marquardt 76 lb pin and Portenier 115 lb pin, with several decisions and pins shaping the win. Next match at Sidney Tuesday 6 p.m. against Gering.
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Nebraska Roundball Tickets Still Available
Lincoln Nebraska fans are urged to secure Nebraska basketball tickets as sales remain active and strong, with seats moving quickly for upcoming games.
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SHS Raiders Scrimmage Opens Basketball Season
Sidney High School hosts an alumni scrimmage Saturday at 7 30 PM in the junior high gym to preview the Red Raiders. Alumni wishing to play should contact Dick Yahn or join Friday at 10 AM for practice. tickets range 4 3 2 with season options. Nebraska attendance data noted from 1975 76 and 1976 77 seasons.
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College Bowl picture clarity shapes Cotton Bowl bids
Texas aiming for a Cotton Bowl bid after a 29-7 win over Baylor confronts Texas A&M, while Oklahoma, Alabama, Penn State and other major programs chase Sugar Orange and Rose Bowl slots. Notre Dame could face Texas or Texas A&M, with Arkansas favored over Penn State in the Orange Bowl selector’s eye.
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Sooner coach pleased with practice ahead of Nebraska game
Norman Oklahoma Barry Switzer said Oklahoma must have two more workouts like Sundays before facing Nebraska in a Big Eight title decider and Orange Bowl bid. Phil Tabor misses showdown with bruised thigh while David Overstreet and Zac Henderson nurse minor injuries. Kickoff for the nationally televised clash is 1 25 pm Friday.
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