Scottsbluff Edges Red Raiders 26-20 in Spirited Duel
Scottsbluff Bearcats two platoon attack built a 26-14 lead at Weymouth Field before Sidney Red Raiders rallied. Chuck Haupt scored three touchdowns including a 6-yard late clincher with 3 30 left, as Sidney narrowed to 26-20. Haupt's big night, tough Cats drive, and late stop defined a hard fought Class A clash.
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Dalton Tigers End 14-Game Slide With Melbeta Win
Dalton Tigers upset Melbeta 16-14 to seize ninth in the Minuteman Activities Conference. Halfback Joe Flohr rushed for 50 and 49 yards and scored on a 50-yard run as Dalton snapped a 14 game skid. The Tigers led 16-8 at halftime and held the lead the rest of the night despite Melbeta’s late threats.
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Lyman romps past Dix 48 0 to stay undefeated
Lyman Wildcats crushed Dix 48 0 Friday night to stay unbeaten in five conference games, tied with Gurley for the lead at 5-0. Bowman rushed for three scores, including two in the second quarter and one in the third, with a 25 yard reception from Brad Bode for another. Libsack added a first quarter score, Marquez and Tom Libsack added runs, and Bode connected with Curt Morgheim for the final touchdown. Lyman and Gurley meet next Friday at Lyman.
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Sidney Harriers Take Third in Western Conference Meet
Sidney High School varsity and novice cross country teams placed third at the Western Conference meet in Alliance. Rod Johnson of Gordon won the varsity title. Sidney’s Rick Kuhns led the Sidney runners with 12 56. The novice squad also finished third behind Alliance and Gering, with Tim Wiles leading Sidney’s junior high group. The next event is Kimball Invitational followed by the District meet on Oct 18.
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Gene McDowell Wins $25 In Sidneys Football Contest
Gene McDowell of 2623 Monterey Drive Sidney won $25 in The Sidney Telegraph weekly football contest with 16 correct predictions and the best tie-breaker score. He tied with Teresa Everingim of 1117 Newton St for the top prize, predicting Nebraska 48 Minnesota 7 while her pick favored 21 7. Runners up had 15 correct. 14 correct were listed, with entry blanks noted and entries due by 5 p.m. Friday.
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McRea sparks Peetz to 37 6 over Otis
Peetz defeated Otis 37 to 6 on Friday at Cola Peetz with two long TD runs by Brian McRea and a Fehringer passing game Fehringer connected with Bernie Bullock for 11 yards and Rick Nienhuser for 52 yards McRea added a 75 yard score and Peetz accumulated 489 offensive yards to Otis 272 Fehringer 13 of 27 for 222 yards McRea 18 carries for 118 yards and 12 unassisted tackles on defense
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Upset losses shake major college football headlines
The college football season features a string of upsets with top teams like Texas A&M, Ohio State, Alabama, and Notre Dame losing or struggling while others such as Kansas, California, and Rutgers pull surprising wins. Oklahoma sits on probation, affecting bowl implications amid a reshaped national title outlook. Ohio State 42-7 Washington State. Oklahoma 63-0 Wake Forest. Alabama 35-21 Mississippi. Michigan 27-16 Stanford.
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