Peetz Bulldogs Aim For Colorado Eight Man Title
Peetz meets LaVeta at LaVeta field 1:30 p.m. Thursday in the Colorado Class C eight man final. The 10-0 Bulldogs travel about 350 miles, with radio coverage on KLOR Sterling. LaVeta Defending champs sit 10-1, led by Wayne and Glenn Kreutzer, in a matchup to decide the state crown.
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Peetz
Bulldogs
Colorado
Paul Garretcon
LaVeta Redskins
LaVeta Field
LaVeta
Pueblo
New Mexico
LaVerta
Peetz- LaVeta
KLOR
Sterling
Rye
Jim Gribben
Redskins
Gunnison
NewCastle
Wayne Kreutzer
Glenn Kreutzer
Glenn
Wayne
Cripple Creek
John Bearmer
Fred Schoes
Wayman Perifull
Leo Sager
Merino 4 Court Veterans Back To Merino
Merino High School opens basketball with 21 players under coaches Melvin Cooper and Alvin Schwalm. Returned lettermen include Howard Hettinger Verle Ball Richard Tessaro and Larry Luft. Preseason schedule lists December tournament at Sterling.
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Melvin Cooper
Alvin Schwalm
Merino
Colo
Cooper
Strausburg
Colorado
Rams
Schwalm
Dalton
Colorado State College
Howard Hettinger
Verle Ball
Richard Tessaro
Larry Luft
Ronnie Taylor
Tom Rameriz
Jim Burkholder
John Helmut
Victor County
Ronne Unrien
Lynn Houghton
John Japp
Gerald Nestor
Allen Albrandt
Robert Hessler
Roy Houghton
Ken Hurley
Fred Marquardt
Robert Meisner
Kent Schwalm
Eddie Skaggs
Sterl
Fishing Guide In Printing Process For 1961 Edition
Nebraska Game Commission announces late December printing of the 1961 Guide to Nebraska fishing. The new format mirrors hunting regs with sections on where to fish how to fish and when to fish. It describes fish species and carries official limits and regulations from the last Game Commissioners meeting. The 1969 orders remain largely liberal compared with other states.
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Lincoln
Schedule of games and opponents through February
The list shows game dates and opponents for a team through January and February. Notable matches include Peetz January 6 and 20 at Peetz, St Anthonys January 27 at Ovid February 24 at Ovid, and Fleming February 17. Multiple away and home dates indicate a regional basketball or similar schedule across local schools.
Bowling Handicap Scores Highlight Trios and Crowns
High team series led by Madsen's Speedqueens with 2481 followed by Miller Implement 2408 and Bauerkemper Motor Clinic 2370. High team game 811 by Miller Implement and 863 by Madsen's Speedqueens, Bauerkempers 823. Individual leaders include W. Olinger 552 and 203 177 172, D. Schnell 506 and 199, D. Ashby 452 and 197.
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McCormick Farm Store
St. Paul’s Men's Club
American Nat's Bank Dalton Farmers
Sidney Telegraph
Long Lines
Rail's Cafe 2914
Ohio Oil Co
Globe Telegraph
Zalesky’s Marine
Bauerkemper Motors
Western Sand Frac
Martin Water Service
Pacific Vegetible Oil
Brandin’ Iron Blue Bells
Memorial Hospital
Bordens
Farm Bureau Ins
Peps Mola
Ashby Drilling Co
the Mill
Powell Hardware
Ernie’s Texaco
Pacific Vegetable Oil
American Nat’l. Bank
Bauerkemper Motor Clinic
P. Wv. O
American Nat'l Bank
Rail’s Cafe
Robert Sherick
Lyle Olsen
Harry Helzer
A. Shoopman
M. Conger
N Merritt
Ob Bauerkemper
Don Andreason
B. Haupt
L. Prather
Boyd's Cigar Store
Seven Up
Ww Triangle
Bauerkemper, Motors
da Greenlee’s
Madsen’s Speedqueens
Roberts Dairy
Whitaker Décorators
Sidney
Oil Co
Miller
al Silver Dollar
Brandin” Iron
Ft. Sidney
Motor- Hotel
Model Cleaners
Miller Implement My
Ackerman-Robinson Ins
American National Bank
Horseshoe Bar Insurance Center
Cedar Lanes
Merchants
Whitaker Decorators
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Miller Implement
Ray Hartzle
Madsen
W. Olinger
D. Schnell
D. Ashby
J. Schnell
Steen Defends Long Pheasant Season In Nebraska
Nebraska Game Commission Director M O Steen argues for a long pheasant season with a high cock bag, saying it preserves bird populations and improves harvest efficiency. He notes most cock harvest occurs early, while arguing lengthened seasons do not reduce spring fertility or next year’s population.
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Lincoln — Game Commission
M. O. Steen
Steen
Nebraska
United States
Cage Practice Begins for Sidney Junior High Teams
Sidney Junior High announces first cage coaching for Hackett and Teel with 26 players on the seventh eighth grade squad and 48 on the junior high maroons. The 1960-61 schedule lists December games at Alliance Kimball Scottsbluff and North Platte with several road contests and a junior high squad plus varsity reserves.
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Sidney High School
Jay Hackett
Marion Teel
Hackett
Nebraska University
Teel
Kearney State Teachers College
Nior High Maroons
Doug Adams
Ricky Anderson
Dick Bales
Ronnie Bayne
Jerry Cronk
Robert Deweese
Bill Eddy
Bob Eddy
Wayne Fishcher
Rex George
Walter Griffiths
Dave Hinrichs
Kent Holloway
Alex Kaiser
Ted Koehn
Bill Koenecke
Ken Mangel
Gary Peiper
al St. John
Neal Schmale
Roland Schubert
Gene Shuler
Gary Talib
Alan Tremain
Jack Watts
Dean Wilson
Sidney Junoir
Alliance
Kimball
Scottsbluff
North Platte
Gering
Ogalilala
Sterling
Scottsbluff to Host 1961 District Class A Tourney
Scottsbluff is chosen as the site for the District Class A Basketball Tournament on February 28 and March 1 with finals on March 9. The vote was 3 to 1 in favor of Scottsbluff over alliances including Gering. Sidney opposed and was preferred for 1962. Pairings to be decided in February.
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Scottsbluff
Alliance
Gering
Sidney
Deer kill reaches 5,284 in five-day season across state
Lincoln says 5,284 deer were taken in the five day rifle season, a 43 percent success rate for 12,596 permit holders. Hunting conditions were excellent with snow aiding hunters in Pine Ridge, while buck-only restrictions were used in most units to build up deer numbers.
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Lincoln
Game Commission
M. O. Steen
Secon
Steen
Pine Ridge
Gurley High Opens With Three Cage Lettermen
Gurley High School basketball starts with coach James B. Cox in his first year guiding three returning lettermen Lannie Larson Rollin Fickenscher and Terry Fastenau. New players include Danny Lenz Garry Miller Robert Rowan and Richard Freudenberg. December through February schedule lists games at Big Springs Melbeta Dix Dalton Lodgepole Broadwater and more with a Lodgepole Valley Tournament.
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James B. Cox
Gurley High School
Cox
Colorado State College
Lannie Larson
Rollin Fickenscher
Terry Fastenau
Danny Lenz
Garry Miller
Robert Rowan
Richard Freudenberg
Big Springs
Melbeta
Dix
Dalton
Lodgepole
Broadwater
Peetz
Lewellen
Harrisburg
Potter
Lorenzo
St. Pat's
Lorenzo Eyes Quintet for 1957-58 Basketball Season
Lorenzo High School will rely on five players Allen Chambers Douglas Robirds Douglas Marsh Gary Andersen and Robert Hunter as it enters class B play in the Lodgepole Valley Conference under fourth year coach Leo Turner. Turner, a 1957 Kearney State graduate, has posted a 22-22 record with Lorenzo across three seasons. Schedule includes Dec. 2 Potter Dec. 6 at Brule Dec. 9 McGrew Dec. 13 at Bushnell Dec. 16 Broadwater Jan. 6 at Melbeta Jan. 13 at Lewellen Jan. 24 at Dix Jan. 27 Bushnell Feb. 7 at Broadwater Feb. 10 Sundl Feb. 14 Gurley LPVAA Tourney Jan. 16-18 at Dix.
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Leo Turner
Lorenzo High School
Allen Chambers
Douglas Robirds
Douglas Marsh
Gary Andersen
Robert Hunter
Robirds
Chambers
Antelope
Marsh
Lorenzo
Turner
Kearney State Teachers College
Potter
Brule
McGrew
Bushnell
Broadwater
Melbeta
Lewellen
Dix
Sundl
Gurley
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Ovid
Sedgwick
Tiff
Padroni
Fleming
Crook
Otis
Swink
Flagler
Quaterback
Ronnie Wieser
Poetz
Essler
Dave Brachtenbach
Paul Fehringer
Brachtenbach
Fehringer
Bryce Raddatz
Lonnie Dallegge
Chuck Koester
Raddatz
Dallegge
Koester
Bot French
John Johnson
Wieser
Michigan
Associated Press
Maverick League
Ettes League
Laneettes
Bills TV
Pierson
Katie’s
Hartway
Bills
Bill's TV
Ray Hawkins
Jr. High
Gurley High
Iron Man
Sal Rae
Tink
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Studebaker
GMC
Illinois