Red Raiders Fall to Torrington 12 6 in Homecoming Tilt
Sidney Red Raiders, limited to 40 yards total offense, led 6 0 at halftime but conceded 12 points in the second half as Torrington ranked No 2 in Wyoming dominated time of possession and forced five interceptions and four fumbles.
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Torrington
Wyo
Sidney Red Raiders
Wyoming
Sidney
Bob Fuller
Raider
Fuller
Gordon Pyle
Raiders
Red Raiders
SHS
John O’halloran
Phil Patten
Pyle
Caliche
Cole
Weymouth Field Youth Punt Pass and Kick Winners Named
Winners listed by age groups at Weymouth Field include Scott Holly Seen Dichkes Mark Wieser David Melchoir Nolan Beyer Brett Langley Scott Wamsley Jeff Hecker Tim Jensen Devin Tremain Doran Bush Dallan Maas Bobby Aufdengarten Rusty Wintermuie Brian Christofferson Matt Bartels Danny Ar nold and John Gordon. First place finishers advance to Kimball on Oct 15 for zone, then district in Denver and beyond to national finals during the Superbowl halftime in New Orleans.
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Weymouth Field
Scott Holly
Seen Dichkes
Mark Wieser
David Melchoir
Nolan Beyer
Brett Langley
Scott Wamsley
Jeff Hecker
Tim Jensen
Devin Tremain
Doran Bush
Dallan Maas
Bobby Aufdengarten
Rusty Wintermuie
Brian Christofferson
Matt Bartels
Danny Arnold
John Gordon
Kimball
Denver
New Orleans
Spikers Edge Sidney by Scottsbluff in Tight Two Set Match
Scottsbluff defeated Sidney 15-12 and 15-7 as Sherri Kelly powered nine points for the hosts while Pam Klein and Natalee Vooge added nine each for Scottsbluff. Sidney also lost the reserve game 15-10 and 15-12.
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Sidney Spikers
Sherri Kelly
Pam Klein
Natalee Vooge
Sidney
Red Raiders
Klein
Vooge
Chappell Routs Paxton in Neck of a Ball Game
Chappell Buffaloes upset Paxton 30-26 to remain undefeated at 4-1 while Paxton also drops to 4-1. Key plays include Jerry Reitz passing for two TDs to Greg Hansen and Terry Akeson, Forrell 51-yard TD, and Reitz 26-yard pass to Hansen. Reitz leads with 48 passing yards and two TDs. Forrell rushes 173 yards on 30 carries.
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Dennis von Winkle
Buffaloes
Paxton
Jerry Reitz
Reittz
Terry Akeson
Reitz
Paydirt
Greg Hansen
Jack Forrell
Mike Perlinger
Perlinger
Tigers
Hartman
Hansen
van Winkie
Forrell
John Riley
Brad Bowers
McCook Tops Kimball in Class B Football
McCook earned a 13-0 victory over Kimball in Nebraska Class B action. Lincoln Plus defeated Omaha Ryan 26-3. Schuyler beat David City 35-7 and Columbus Scotts topped Columbus Lakeview 33-0. Other results include Hastings Adams Central 20 Superior 7 and Holdrege 8 Kearney 0.
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Torrington
Wyo
Sidney
Nebraska Tops Indiana 31 13 Behind Hipp Record Run
Nebraska defeats Indiana 31 to 13 as J.M. Hipp sets a single game rushing mark with 254 yards on 28 carries. Osborne credits tougher play in the second half while Indiana coach Lee Corso hails the Hoosiers’ effort and notes Hipp’s big runs.
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UPI
Tom Osborne
Nebraska
Indiana
Hoosiers
Osborne
Nebraska I
JM. Hipp
Cornhuskers
Hipp
Tom Sorley
Lee Corso
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Kearney State Rolls Over Pittsburg State 49 3 in Conference Opener
Kearney State shattered Pittsburg State 49 3 in the Central States Conference opener as Gregg Baker scored twice and Jeff Bolin added a 57 yard reception from Kevin Roach to fuel a 30 0 halftime lead. Wayne State upset Missouri Southern 13 9 and meets Kearney State next. Hastings beat Colorado College 20 7 adjusting the conference standings.
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Antelopes
Pittsburg State of Kansas
Gregg Baker
Jeff Bolin
Kevin Roach
Kearney
Wayne State
Wildcats
Missouri Southern
Wayne
Hastings
Colorado College
Wayne Chadron Broncos dominate with multiple TDs in win
Wayne Chadron, 3-1, extended eight straight wins dropping Midland 18-7 as Jim Doty scored twice on runs of 60 and 65 yards and Gary Trautman added a 75 yard score. Chadron State beat Midland 18-7 on Brad Fults 15 yard pass to Bill Ryan and Bill Hoffman 3 yard run. In other games Penn State beat Nebraska Wesleyan 17-3 and William Jewell shut Doane 21-0.
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Jim Doty
Gary Trautman
Broncos
Midland
Chadron State
Chadron
Brad Fults
Bill Ryan
Bill Hoffman
Fults
Chad Carter
Doug Lanik
Tennessee Tech
Nebraska-Omaha
Dakota Wesleyan
Dana
Penu State
Nebraska Wesleyan
William Jewell
Doane
Randy Cahey
Penn
Pern State
Wesleyan
Mark Lafery
Sid Silvery
Carew wins sixth AL batting crown with 388
Rod Carew of Minnesota tops the American League with a .388 batting average completing a season of remarkable hitting. The star's figure places him among all time greats like Ted Williams and keeps him in MVP contention.
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New York
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Ted Williams
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