Coyotes Edge Panthers 13 12 In Conference Tilt
Potter Coyotes rebound from a loss to beat Lodgepole Panthers 13 to 12 on homecoming night at Panthers field. Huff connected for two early scores to put Lodgepole ahead before Sprenger and Slama connected for Potter. Final stats show close totals with Lodgepole mounting late drive halted at the Coyotes line. Linda Teague and Randy Hobson named homecoming queen and king. Panthers drop to 1 4 0 while Coyotes rise to 4 1 0 in the season.
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Potter Coyotes
Lodgepole Panthers
Panthers
Lodgepole
Art Huff
Huff
Gary Jurgens
Dennis Folkerts
Potter
Jim Slama
Ita
Randy Sprenger
Danny Nagengast
Coyotes
Slama
Larry Horrock
Linda Teague
Joe Teague
Randy Hobson
Bud Hobson
Rita Stoll
Floyd Stoll
Denise Kreider
Harold Kreider
Robert Huff
Melvin Jurgens
Phil Huerta
Dennis Soucie
Odd Twists Noted In Past Chadron Game
The Rushville Longhorns were shut out 7-0 by Chadron Eagles, snapping Rushville’s 19 game win streak. Chadron’s only TD came when Bert Schottger returned a Rushville punt 50 yards. Schottger is a former Rushville resident. Chadron visits Sidney’s Maroons next, with the game in Chadron.
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Chadron
Rushville Longhorns
Chadron Eagles
Rex Jones
Rushville
Bert Schottger
Schottger
Maroons
Sidney
Regional high school sports roundup text multiple towns
Regional sports notes from Scottsbluff McCook Cheyenne East Sidney Gering Ogallala North Platte Alliance Chadron Rushville cover boys and girls teams across Scottsbluff area schools. Key match results and upcoming games listed with local coverage focus.
Gurley Pirates shutout Peetz Bulldogs 20-0 in Friday tilt
Gurley exploded in the fourth quarter to defeat the Peetz Bulldogs 20-0 in an eight man non league game. Randy Williams was tackled in the end zone for a safety in the second period. Randy Ludeman ran 13 yards for the first score, followed by Mike Egging with two rushing TDs. Gurley finished with 214 rushing yards and 215 total, while Peetz had 99 rushing yards and 28 passing.
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Gurley Pirates
Peetz Bulldogs
Gurley
Pirates
Bulldogs
Peetz
Randy Williams
Allan Miller
Randy Ludeman
Mike Egging
Egging
Thunderbirds Nip Maroons In 13 7 Victory Here Friday
Cheyenne East Thunderbirds defeated Sidney 13 to 7 Friday night. Talley scored early, Mitchell added a rushing TD, Lingwall answered for Sidney with a late drive and extra point. Stat leaders included Lingwall with 37 rushing yards for Sidney and 167 rushing yards for Cheyenne. Mean Man Of The Week Ray Kenton led the Maroons with 24 points in the defensive club. Next up, Sidney meets Chadron in Western Conference action.
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Cheyenne East Thunderbirds
Sidney High Maroons
Sidney
Cheyenne
Maroons
Thunderbirds
Dean Talley
Kent Best
T-Bird
Mike Mitchell
Best
Larry Lingwall
Lingwall
Opportunity
Bob Ladine
Peetz
Ray Kenton
John O’connel
Bill Cox
Dale Foland
Tom Ernst
Wayne Cornelius
Charlie Solano
Chadron
Cheyenne East
Bol Ladine
Mike Sutton
Black Friday Grid Tilt Looms Over Sidney Football
Sidney High faces a pivotal Black Friday showdown as the Maroons must beat Chadron Ogallala and Gering to stay in the Western Conference race. A win would keep title hopes alive. losses could end their crown and knock Alliance from contention.
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Sidney High
Wien
Gering
Ogallala
Maroons
Chadron
Sidney
Alliance
Lyman Defeats Dalton 7-0 In Homecoming Contest
Lyman Wildcats secure homecoming win over Dalton Tigers 7-0 in a Minuteman clash in Lyman. G. Cerr eludes tacklers for the lone score after a 58 yard march. Derr adds point. Wildcats dominate with 361 total yards to Dalton's 56. one TD negated by illegal procedure.
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Lyman Wildcats
Dalton Tigers
Lyman
George Cerr
Derr
Wildcats
Tigers
Dalton
Dennis Schmidtz
John Marrin
Grid Officials Face Protest After Ogallala Gering Game
Ogallala coach Clifford Hermance says no official protest will be filed against four referees from the 19 19 football game at Gering Friday. He planned to submit an unofficial ruling tomorrow to C. C. Thompson of the Nebraska State Activities Association. The team led 19-13 with 36 seconds left and four downs to run out the clock, but a clock-start penalty and late 30-yard touchdown pass by Gering tied the game.
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Ogallala High School
Gering
Clifford Hermance
C. C. Thompson
Nebraska State Activities Association
Hermance
Sunrise Sunset Schedules for Nebraska Towns
The Nebraska sunrise sunset schedules apply to any point due north or due south of each city. For every 13 miles west add one minute and for every 13 miles east subtract one minute. Valentine and Scottsbluff observe Mountain Daylight Time while all others use Central Daylight Time. Hunters set watches to the time zone where they hunt. Schedules include:
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Nebraska
Valentine
Scottsbluff
Officials Can Penalize Delay Under Association Rules
Hermance states under athletic association rules no protest can be filed after accepting officials decisions. He explains referees may start or stop the clock if teams delay, and may call a delay penalty and halt play.
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Hermance
Athletic Association
Mule Deer Kill For Sidney Archer Earns Prize
Mule deer taken by Karry Needham of Sidney highlights Nebraska archery hunters this season as counts show 37 whitetail and 27 mule deer kills reported plus an unidentified species. Archers pause during firearms season Oct 28 to Nov 5 but may hunt until Dec 31.
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Karry Needham
Sidney
Nebraska
Mr. Needham
State Game Commission
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