Bridgeport Hands Gering Narrow 14-13 Loss
Bridgeport upset Gering 14-13 in a non-conference contest as Bridgeport built a 7-0 lead, with key plays by Jim Woznick Ed Brandt and Jere Knoles. Oshkosh remained unbeaten at 16 straight with a 47-13 win over Morrill in a league tilt, while Hay Springs defeated Minatare.
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Bulldogs
Bridgeport
Gering
Hay Springs
Minatare
Oshiosh
Morrill
Jim Woznick
Jere Knoles
Knoles
Woznick
Ed Brandt
Stanz
Steve Pattison
Pete Johnson
Oshkosh
NPV
Eagles
Bill Suit
Butch Riiley
Grant Decker
Doug Olson
Don Bentley
Ray White
Alan Fillingham
Bowling SOD Mixed Doubles October 20 1961 Team Standings
Meadow Gold leads the SOD mixed doubles standings with 146. Ruff N Tuffs 12 8, Hits & Misses 119, Thunderbirds 119, Beatum Bucs 9 11, Misfits 9 11, Mavericks 9 11, In-Betweens 0 15. High team series Misfits 1993. High team game Meadow Gold 744. Men high series Bill Jalen 584. high game Bill Jallen 233. Women Povay Parker 428, Sely Schaefia 171. Ad copy for telegraph wantads follows.
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Meadow Gold
Thunderbirds
Beatum Bucs
Mavericks
Ll Jalen
Bill Jallen
Povay Parker
Sely. Schaefia
Bowling Scores and Co-op Shop Totals Listed
A compact record shows bowling matches with teams Ww L Potter Co-op Gas & Oil and Potter Cafe 2012 Lorenzo Co-Op and Wilson Gas. Individual scores include Loch Electric 13 19, Raddatz Hotpoint 12 20, Velma Hawkins 454, Marian Lenzen 178, and Lorenzo Co-op 1927 693.
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Potter Co-op Gas & Oil
Potter Cafe
Lorenzo Co-Op
Wilson Gas
Loch Electric
Raddatz Hotpoint
Velma Hawkins
Marian Lenzen
Telegraph Want Ads High Averages
Delores Schnell and Dave Weaver appear in a Telegraph want ad roundup. Listings show Schnell at 207 Don Kahl and 228 High Average with Schnell at 172 and Weaver at 187 in high average bowling or darts style scoring contexts.
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Delores Schnell
Don Kahl
Dave Weaver
Resolutions presented at District VI teachers meeting
Seven resolutions were to be presented to the District VI teachers at their final general assembly with most expected to pass. A 50 cent per member contingency fund fee aimed at weather and attendance losses faced opposition but anticipated to carry. Other resolutions thanked Sidney clubs, urged stronger state leadership, broadened school funding, reaffirmed NSEA loyalty, and praised district leaders for convention success.
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District VI
Nebraska State Education Association
Elmer J. Hartmann
Sidney
NSEA
Sidney Educators Club
State Board of Education
Nebraska
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North Ward
PTA
Doug Howarth
Walt Herboldsheimer
Ralph Spencer
del Shipley
Telegraph
Sam Metcalf
Valentine
Nels Sullivan
Metcalf
Sullivan
Merry Mixers Pinettes
Hoover Conoco
Sidney 66 Oil Co. Peetz Co-op
Martin Water Service
Cawley's
Gurley Farmers Union
Potter Sundry
Sidney Implement
Elkhorn Bar & Lounge
P. Wv. O
Bank’s Drive-In
Peetz Elevators
Coca-Cola
Trailer City
Howletts
Andersen Photo Ser
Potter Fire
Hoover Cononco
Brandin’ Iron
Sidney Flooring & Sup
Golden Red Cafe
Pauline Wright
Gurley Farmer's Union
Opal Winn
L. Crawford
Maverick League
Potter Five
Oectober
Miller
Ackerman-Robinson Greenlee’s
Sidney Motor Hotel
Gi Roberts Dairy
Ol Co
American National Bank
Miller Implement
Model Cleaners
Whitaker Decorators
Randy’s Market M4
Gambles Store
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Insurance Center
Greenlee’s
Delorés Schnell
Hartzler
Simmerman
Wrnston
Pattison
Pottorff
Winston
Finley
Copley Harlan
Yates
U.S
ROYAL
Fleetmaster
Don
Bedlam
Sidney Junior High
Ron Tighe
KSID
Alvin Duis
Tenth Avenue
Wondercolor
Custom
Beckmann
Leirs
Ackerman-Robinson
Nebraska Panhandle
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