Rushville Longhorns Rout Irish 41-13 on Home Field
Rushville Longhorns defeated St Patricks Irish 41 to 13 at Rushville field to remain undefeated at seven wins and one loss. LeRoy Watson scored the first touchdown, Don Linders added another after a fumble, and John Gottschalk, Don Linders, and Liners repeatedly exploited the Irish defense. Billy Cunningham led St Pats with 175 passing yards on 14 of 20 throws, while a 65 yard punt by Jerry Cabela showcased the special teams.
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St. Pat’s Irish
Rushville
Rushville Longhorns
Sidney Parochials
Longhorns
St. Paul’s
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LeRoy Watson
Mel Spease
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Spease
Irish
Cunnigham
Mike Durbin
St. Pat’s
Longhorn
Don Holstein
Ron Reeves
Cunningham
Joe Ringelman
Jerry Cabela
Cabela
SOD Men's League Standings and high scores
October 24 1960 bowling results show Brandin Iron leading team high game 862 860 857 and high series 2579. Brownson Cafe 814 team game and 2336 team series. Borns Skelly 831 game 2299 series. Individual best J Schaefer 548 series and 204 232 games. Wolfe 232 game Bates 537 Wolfe 534.
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Iron
Born’s Skelly
Brownson Cafe
Brandin’ Iron
Wolfe
L. Gonzales
J. Schaefer
Bates
Bulldogs to Meet Otis in C Playoffs
Peetz's Bulldogs, undefeated Lower Platte Valley League champions, draw Otis in the Colorado Class C eight man playoffs first round set for November 5 at Sterling County Stadium. Otis continued its unbeaten run with a 47 12 win over Idalia as Roger Willeke scored three touchdowns with Holsclaw Busing and Welch adding extra points for a 47 12 final.
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Herb Lamb
Busing
Otis
Hunters Report Lion On Farm Near Brule
Six pheasant hunters sighted a big cat identified as a lion on the Ernest Armstrong farm near Brule, about 44 miles southwest of town. Harvey Johnson said the animal was a quarter mile away with a looping tail. numerous four inch tracks were found around the area.
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Brule
Ernest Armstrong
Armstrong Farm
Harvey Johnson
Sidney Draw News Ladder Slips and Injured Ankle
Mrs. Kurz injured her ankle when a ladder slipped while in use. Wednesday visitors included Mrs. Leroy Childers with Mike and Brian at the Stanley Krueger home. Iris McAdams and her California children visited. she is Krueger's mother.
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Howard Kurz
Leroy Childers
Mike
Brian
Stanley Krueger
Iris McAdams
California
McAdams
Mrs.Krueger
Joe Green
John Owens
Sharon Fehringer
Jim Mohatt
Cheyenne
Wyo
John Glant Jr
Sterling
J. Glanz Sr
Don Peters
Arnold Cleon
Bertha Mitchell
McCook Bison Roll to 41-0 Victory Over Sidney Maroons
McCook High's football team crushed Sidney High 41-0 at Weiland Field on Wednesday night. Duane Hein and Larry Thompson led the attack with five touchdowns combined, as McCook dominated with 251 rushing yards and held the smaller Maroons to 49 ground yards. Sidney late in the game threatened briefly but failed to score. The Bison move closer to an undefeated season, with one TD allowed this year. Next, Sidney hosts Chappell on November 11.
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McCook
Weiland Field
Sidney High Maroons
Bison
North Platte
Maroons
Sidneyites
Duane Hein
Larry Thompson
Don Martin
Sidney
Phil Cronk
Terry Wickstrom
Martin
Hein
Campbell
Dave Williams
Thompson
Chappell. Bee
Big Springs Holds Edge in Lodgepole Grid Title Race
In the Lodgepole Valley Conference race, Big Springs leads Potter after a 9-6 win on Potter field. Potter mistakes cost them as Big Springs seized first place, with Dal ton looming next week and Potter still 6-1-1. Don Ruskie and Curt Klemme key the Trojan score, while Wayne Walker and Don Sommers contributed later drives.
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Potter
Big Springs
Trojans
Dalton
Don Ruskie
Curt Klemme
Wayne Walker
Don Sommers
Broadwater run ends early as McGrew hits 46 in 4th
Big Springs posts a 4-1 Tri-County and 5-2 LPV record, while winless Broadwater suffers an eighth straight loss. Broadwater, with only eight players, had quarters shortened and the game ended early under a 45-point mercy rule after McGrew reached 46 in the opening 25 seconds of the fourth quarter.
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Tri-County
Broadwater
McGrew
Dalton Scores Once Then Protects Lead
Dalton defeated Harrisburg 7 to 0 after a second period touchdown following a Harrisburg turnover at the 25 yard line. Jim Henke scored from the 1 foot line with Butch Westerhoff adding the extra point. Harrisburg stalled twice inside the Dalton 20. Dalton’s Chuck Kragel, Westerhoff and Henke led the attack while Harrisburg linemen Bill Booker and Jerry and Bill Fox anchored the line.
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Harrisburg
Jim Henke
Butch Westerhoff
Chuck Kragel
Westerhoff
Henke
Bill Booker
Jerry
Bill Fox
Long Gurley Runs Are Wasted At Sunflower
Sunflower defeated Gurley 50 to 26 as Jim Debus led the Eagles with multiple touchdowns including 25 and 36 yard runs and a 40 yard pass to Gary Margheim. Gurley’s Rollie Fickenscher and Ron Kriesel struck on long kickoff returns of 65 and 70 yards.
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Jim Debus
Gurley
Eagles
Rollie Fickenscher
Ron Kriesel
Kriesel
Debus
Jerry Frank
Gary Margheim
Frank
Dick Rein
McGrew Runs Wild In Conference Football Triumph
McGrew erupts for 460 yards as Broadwater falls in a Tri County and Lodgepole Valley clash. The win secures McGrew's season with a 5-2 record for Broadwater.
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McGrew
Broadwater
Bobcats
Dix Panthers Rally To Beat Melbeta 13 To 6
Dix held off a late Melbeta drive to spoil Homecoming as the Panthers edged the Eagles 13 to 6. The victory ties Dix for first in the Tri County Conference with one game remaining against Sunflower on November 4.
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Melbeta
Dix Panther
Melbeta Eagles
Dix
Panthers
Tri-County
William Kelley
Sunflower
Bulls Sold At Von Forell Auction Near Wheatland
The Von Forell Hereford sale near Wheatland on Oct. 17 sold 58 bulls for a gross $38,500. Top seller was a Hugo Cole rancher’s bull at $3,000. Several volume buyers participated. ad appeared in The Sidney Telegraph.
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Wheatland
Hugo, Cole
Sidney Telegraph
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