Ten Lettermen Report To SHS Wrestling Camp
Sidney High announces ten lettermen return for 1967 68 wrestling season with three state qualifiers. Coach Kayle Mines leads a squad aiming to rebound from an 11 1 regular season and faces a schedule including Poudre Holyoke and Sterling with district tournament in February.
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Sidney High
Kayle Mines
Mr. Mines
Pete Hay
Randy Bauer
Bauer
Kurz
Kenton
Marty Geiger
Jim Countryman
Curt Blome
Geiger
Countryman
Blame
Steve Mattoon
John Jeppson
Roger Abrams
Bob Mika
Greg Abrams
Mines
Brent Abrams
Randy van Cleave
Jim Stewart
Bob Kurz
Eddie Geiger
Jim Bosley
Jim Benzel
Charlie Gartner
Sidney High Grapplers
Sidney Junior High School
Nest
Poudre High
Ft. Collins
Colo
Sidney
Colorado
Poudre
Holyoke
Sterling
Alliance
Gordon
Scottsbluff
Kimball
McCook
Ogallala
Gering
Cheyenne
East
Duck Season Ends December 5 in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska’s duck season ends December 5 at sunset the Game Commission reminds waterfowl hunters. The season opened October 7 with a daily bag limit of three and possession limit of six. No more than two mallards may be included in the daily bag nor more than one wood duck or one canvasback. Goose shooting continues through December 19 with a daily bag and possession limit of five.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Game Commission
Sunrise and sunset times for western Nebraska week
Daily sunrise and sunset hours listed for western Nebraska from Nov 28 through Dec 5. Times show sunrise from 6:59 to 7:06 and sunset around 4:24 to 4:26, with slight daily adjustments.
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Nebraska
Bowling Maverick Meet Results and High Scores
Bowling standings show Kurz Combine leading with 32 16, St Paul M 31 17, J and M Truck 30 18, Fairmont 29 19, Sid. Laundry 17 31, Trinity LLL 543. Hi Team Series and Game honors go to Kurz Combine with 2583 total, 868 team game. Stan Weaver 562 high ind series. Frank Windrow 209 high ind game. Misfires and other teams posted series and game tallies and individual scores for men and women.
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Maverick
Kurz Com
St. Paul M
J & M Truck
Fairmont
Sid. Laundry
Trinity Lll
Kurz Combine
Stan Weaver
Frank Windrow
Sidney
Hell-toppers
Tail Enders
the Rollers
Corruptors
Hard Lick
Prospect
Alley Cats
the Flats
Marge Dougherty
Marge Cathy
Dave Wieser
Jerry Patter
Three IL Managers Move to Major League Posts
Three IL managers from 1966 join major leagues. Dick Williams joins the Boston Red Sox, Earl Weaver moves from Rochester to the Baltimore Orioles, and Larry Shepard to pilot the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1968. Marcus Anderson, light heavyweight, fights with a bobby pin in his hair and has won 10 straight since turning pro.
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NEW York
Dick Williams
Toronto Pilot
Boston Red Sox
Earl Weaver
Rochester
Baltimore Orioles
Columbus
Larry Shepard
Pittsburgh Pirates
Louisville, Ky
Marcus Anderson
Anderson
SHS Basketball Team To Have Public Scrimmage At Junior High
Sidney High School announces a public basketball clinic and scrimmage tonight at Sidney Junior High Auditorium at 7 30 p m. The program includes film on rules, a fundamentals clinic by the SHS squad, and a Reds vs Whites scrimmage following a varsity preview.
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SHS
Sidney High
Sidney Junior High School
Tom Barnes
Safe
Mfg. Co
Sidney
Barnes
Gene Torcezon
Torezon
Maroons
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Johnny
Mary
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Cheyenne East Thunderbirds
Chicago
John Wright
Illinois
al Brenner
Michigan State
Dave Foley
Dick Himes
Ohio State
Bob Stein
Minnesota
Ron Kamzelski
Toni Plevick
Tony Williams
Iowa
Tom Garretson
Northwestern
MacGregor
Louise Suggs
Spalding
Hagen
Tommy Armour
Faddis Pro Shop
Hillside Golf Course
Nebr
Fanny
Cheyenne County
Relph Cerleton, Meneger
Jamber Ce
Sidney, Nebraska
CUB
America
International Harvester
Kraft
Husky
Baker’s
Corner
18Th
Tire Service
Chrysler
CICAA
Maddox Motor Co
Illinois St
Newport
Chrysler Motors
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