Sidney's Errors Spark Scottsbluff 33-6 Victory
Sidney High struggled all night as Scottsbluff Bearcats dominated via four first-half touchdowns set up by Sidney turnovers. Hollinger's punting pinned Sidney deep, Perez and Burns sparkled for Sidney early but a series of fumbles and penalties doomed the Maroons, with Hollinger, Haase, and Yungblut key for Scottsbluff and Beeman, Darnell, and Wood among the standouts for the Bearcats.
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Hollinger
Scottsbluff
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Yungblut
Bob Burns
Bilby
Swanson
Potter Takes 7th Straight
The Potter Coyotes beat Lodgepole 19 to 7 on Friday night to claim a fourth straight win and move into a first place tie in the Min uteman Conference with Lyman. Potter built a 19 point lead in the first half, while Lodgepole’s only score came on a fourth quarter three yard pass from Roland Schmid to Greg Kahl.
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Potter
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Greg Kahl
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Kehl
Panthers
Gurley Pirates Swept By Dalton In Friday Doubleheader
In a split Friday schedule the Gurley Pirates lost to Dalton 38-0 in the night game after a 34-0 win over McGrew in the afternoon. Dalton’s Larry Miller scored four TDs and kicked two extra points, with a 4 yard run, a 25 yard run, and two touchdown receptions from Dan Van Ann. Colby Gillespie added a 15 yard TD run, and Larry Flohr returned a Gurley fumble for a score. Gurley was held to two first downs while Dalton totaled 183 rushing and 107 passing yards. Gurley’s earlier 34-0 win over McGrew featured Rollie Ahlm and Jim Jurgens receiving long passes from Van Lessig and scoring runs by Lessig, Ahlm, Jurgens, and Rohde with two PATs.
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Bearcats
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Maroon
Doug Hollinger
Maroons
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Pee Wee Perez
Bluffs
Hollinger
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Rick Haase
Scotts Bluff
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Hagen
Perez
Bob Burns
Ken Beeman
Mike Darnell
Haase
Steve Yungblut
Jim Zimmerman
Walters
Holl
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Dalton
Larry Miller
Miller
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van Ann
Colby Gillespie
Larry Flohr
Gurley
Gillespie
Dick Franklin
Bobcats
van Lessig
Rollie Ahlm
Jim Jurgens
Lessig
Rodney Ahlm
Jurgens
Randy Rohde
Pats
Lyman Protects Perfect Record in 14 0 Victory
Lyman built a 7-0 lead after a scoreless first period and added an insurance touchdown in the fourth as Barry Bode connected with Frank Lobato for a 50 yard second period score. Lobato ran in from 2 yards early in the fourth, with John Marquez converting both extra points. A late fourth period Lyman TD was nullified by a penalty, final score 14-0.
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Frank Lobato
Lobato
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Harrisburg routs Bushnell 43 to 6 in football clash
Harrisburg evened its Minuteman Conference record at 2-2 by walloping Bushnell 43-6 Friday night before the game was called with 10 minutes left in the final period. Bushnell remained winless in three starts as two players were injured.
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Pinebluffs Ties Pinebluffs In Nonconference Game
Pinebluffs and Pine Bluffs played a nonconference game that ended in a 14 to 14 tie as both teams traded scoring periods and kept the score even late into the contest.
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Irish Battle Falls to Bayard 25-14 at Bayard Field
Bayard roared to a 19-0 lead early in the game behind two touchdowns and a strong ground game. St Pat’s Irish regrouped at halftime with a new backfield lineup led by Larry Schmitt at quarterback and Mike Thorpe at tailback, closing the gap but Bayard held on for the 25-14 victory.
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Tiger
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Steve Pfenning
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Rea
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Area Scores and Irish Rally Narrow Tigers at End
The page lists area football scores including Morris and St. Pat’s, with Morris driving for a late score and a 25-14 gap. final gun threatens on Tiger 39 as St. Pat’s battles back. The narrative details a sequence with Morris rambles, Thorpe gains, Kallhoff loss, a Schmitt to Schwartz 12 yard completion, and a 4:15 placement to reach 25-14.
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Hernandez Climbs Midweight Charts for Boxing Illustrated
Box ing Illustrated ranks Omar Hernandez 22nd globally and 13th in America in the middleweight division after his July draw with Sugar Ray Robinson. Isaac Logart remains 16th welterweight. Hernandez set to face Don Fullmer October 2 at City Auditorium. Fullmer, 25, is noted for clever boxing and footwork and is joined by trainer Angelo Curley.
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Sidney, Neb
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Fullmer
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Joey Archer
Jose Torres
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Gene Fullmer
Crook Beats Peetz 34-27 In Lower Platte Valley Clash
In Crook Friday night the Crook Mallards edged Peetz 34-27 to close a 20-20 scoreboard. Jim Roelle starred for Peetz with two rushing TDs and two TD passes. Ed Amen and Larry Burkholder led Crook with multiple scores and extra points as Peetz travels to Ovid next.
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