Peetz Bulldogs trounce LaVeta for 47-13 title win
Peetz blue chip Bulldogs claim the eight man Colorado football title at LaVeta with a 47-13 victory. Ronnie Wieser rushed 193 yards, four touchdowns, and connected for two more with Dave Brachtenbach and Bruce Raddatz. Brachtenbach added 105 rushing yards, and Paul Fehringer 103 as Peetz rolled to a dominant state crown.
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ARF
Peetz
Pride and Joy
Colorado
Uitle
LaVeta
LaVeta Field
Dave Brachtenbach
Lonnie Dallegge
John Johnson
Ron Wieser
LeRoy Woold
Rye
Bulldogs
la Veta
Garretson
Ronnie Wieser
Bruce Raddatz
Brachtenbach
Paul Fehringer
Ron Wegener
Chuck Koester
Bob French
Lonnie Dal
Redskins
Wieser
Raddatz
Td.ee
Hatley
Fehringer
Pat Wieser
Branchtenbach
Feetz
Bowling . . Tuesday Socialettes in November 22, 190
A brief social bowling event titled Tuesday Socialettes appears in a November 22 issue. The item notes a local gathering with community participation and bowling activity likely at a neighborhood alley. Details are fragmentary but indicate a planned club outing or informal competition among residents.
SOD MEN'S LEAGUE November 21 1960
SOD MEN'S LEAGUE on November 21 1960 features standings and results with team names and scores. The item notes league activity and concludes with final tallies from recent games.
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SOD Men’s League
43 Grapplers Turnout For S H S Wrestling
Sidney High School announces 43 grapplers for the coming season coached by Jim Godfrey with 10 returning lettermen including district winners and a third place finisher. Notables return include Langdon Palis Yauney and Meier plus many newcomers. season opens with interclass meet November 28 and features a 1960-61 schedule across Nebraska with a Western Conference event and the state tournament.
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Jim Godfrey
Sidney High School
Godfrey
University of Nebraska
Les Landmesser
Jack Langdon
Omaha
Harlan Palis
Sidney
Fred Yauney
Yauney
Vaughn Meier
Ric Ladine
Jerry Langdon
Dave Policky
Don Hofer
Lloyd Searles
Chuck Hammond
Mets
Larry Wolf
Jerry Swanou
Avasuta
Sun David Heizer
Jim Langdon
Dale Chryst
Tom Crouse
Phil Bennett
Marshall Tsuruda
Bill Hyde
Rick Taylor
Kent Gade
Gayle Nelson
Rusty Landmesser
Bruce Wright
Dallas Langley
Terry Spiker
Tye Merrick
Franklin Beyer
Lynn Nelson
John Lindsey
Clint Kesselring
Richard Heizer
Dennis Underdon
Ken Bauer
Larry Nelson
Leroy Rhoades
Wayne Deweese
Gene Morris
Larry Holz
Jerry Clausen
Jon Mahaffey
Ed Bivens
John Holmes
Morris
Heizer
Holyoke
Sterling
Alliance
Greeley
Colo
Corad
West Kearney
Holdrege
Scottsbluff
Curtis
Gering
Torrington
Don Thomas Star Selection for Tri-State Conference Team
Don Thomas of Sidney, 140-pound quarterback for Concordia College Bulldogs, was among five Concordia players named to the All-Tri-State Conference Football Team. Concordia undefeated Tri-State champions. Thomas totaled 823 yards and five touchdowns in offense. Teammate Mel Bremer, 200 pounds, was a unanimous pick for the All-Tri-State team.
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Don Thomas
Sidney
Concordia College Bulldogs
Concordia
Omaha World- Herald
Tri-State
Thomas
Mel Bremer
Bob Frieze
Midland
Bill Midstadt
Concodia
Four Cage Veterans Back To Kimball
Kimball High School begins basketball with coach Dick Hadsell guiding a 12 man squad. Veterans include Tom Moore Jerry Randall Dan Brad bury and Mike Greenwood. newcomers Gene Gunderson Gordon Gram Larry Wooden Tom Rutz John Stras heim Hoke McMillian Dennis Haines and Don Gere. Schedule lists games from December through February across Oshkosh Gering Potter reserves Lyman Minatare North Platte Valley Mitchell Bayard Morrill Sidney Bridgeport and more. A note presents a tongue in cheek aside about the Abominable Snowman and a reminder to check this issue’s values.
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Dick Hadsell
Kimball High School
Fettermen
Hadsell
Nebraska Wesleyan
Bridgeport
Kimball
Bill Rauert
Longhorn
Tom Moore
Jerry Randall
Dan Bradbury
Mike Greenwood
Gene Gunderson
Gordon Gram
Larry Wooden
Tom Rutz
John Strasheim
Hoke McMillian
Dennis Haines
Don Ge
Morrill
Mitchell
Sidney
Elmer Faces Trials Amid Elusive Squeaks Journey
Elmer, longtime traveling companion of John McBee of New York, endures a tense week as the quartet, including a man calling himself Shane Reno and a Mrs Reno, is detained after a suspect check is cashed. The party were questioned by Sidney sheriffs officials east of Sidney Nebraska.
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Elmer
John McBee
New York City
McBee
Nebraska
John
Shane Reno
Montana
Mrs Reno
Renos
Sydney
Sheriffs Ofice
Mysterious Identity Mix Up at Court House
Air tight altbum remains at state headquarters awaiting release of pal Mi Bee. Mrs Reno turns out to be Yarley Monfils of Worchester, Massachusetts, Reno handed to Yeuel County by Sheriff Schulz. McBee and Elmer the mouse cause a comic scene as Elmer proves to be the white pet.
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Altbum
Mi Bee
Reno
Yarley Monfils
Worchester
Massachusetts
Yeuel County
Bill Schulz
McBee
Elmer
Bee
Gene Morris
Morris
New York
John
Sherif
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