Sidney Ninth in State Meet
Sidney High cross country placed ninth in Class B at the 1967 Nebraska State Cross Country meet in Lincoln. Team champions were Scottsbluff Class A Lexington Class B Elkhorn St John Class C. Sidney scorers were Mike Selzer 30th Tom Bipes 87th John Seidel 45th Lauren Swanson 8 Bill Jace 51st. Sidney totaled 133 points as Lexington won with 19. The meet ended the season for Coach Henry Reitz and his squad.
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Henry Reitz
Sidney Junior High Team Wins 14-0 Over Scottsbluff Bears
Sidney Junior High Maroons defeated Scottsbluff Bears 14-0 in Scottsbluff last Saturday. Tom Schilraff scored on a 25 yard run in the third period, with Mark Curless adding the extra point. Defensive standouts and key plays highlighted a hardnosed win that closed the junior high season at 3-4.
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Reserves Close Season Tonight at Weymouth Field
The Sidney High reserve football team closes their 1967 season at Weymouth Field tonight against the Scottsbluff Bearcubs. Kickoff is 6 30 p m. Coach Ken Moncrief leads a squad facing one of their toughest foes as Scottsbluff reserves are unbeaten and untied this season.
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Sutherland Beats Lodgepole 60 13 In Eight Man Clash
Sutherland overwhelms Lodgepole Panthers 60 to 13 in a non league game played last Wednesday in Sutherland. Lodgepole ends eight man play with 111 man contest Friday versus Gurley Pirates. Art Huff connected with Stan Kreider for six yards and a TD. Huff also threw a 45 yard pass to Melvin Jurgens for a score. Sutherland outgained Lodgepole 470 to 173 in total yards. Rich Misegadis and Randy Hobson starred on defense for Lodgepole.
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Record antelope hunting achieves Nebraska 87 percent success
Nebraska Game Commission reports a record 87 percent success rate for rifle antelope hunters in 1967 with 1,418 of 1,625 licensed hunters taking antelope. Bow hunters also fared well at over 22 percent of 49 hunters, the second best year after 1965.
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Goose season splits in Nebraska November 4 to 11
Nebraska Game Commission announces first split goose season from sunset November 4 to November 11, with daily bag and possession limits of five and up to two Canada geese or one white fronted goose plus one Canada. Duck season runs without interruption to December 5 with a three bird daily limit and six possession. The split is optional under federal rules.
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Pheasant and Quail Sheeting Hours With Landowner Rule
The article states pheasant hours run from half an hour before sunrise to sunset and quail hours from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour before sunset. It also notes on private land hunting a landowner or agent's permission is required by law.
Game Birds Diets Revealed by Nebraska Experts
Lincoln reporters cite game experts who detail pheasant nutrition with corn, wheat, and milo as staple year round. The article notes seasonal shifts with wheat rising in spring and summer and weed leaves and seeds aiding winter forage as hunters track bird locations.
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Fish Plantings Hit Nebraska Waters Across State
Nebraska Game Commission reports September stocking totaling 532189 game fish and 575 pounds of carp. Major releases include 270000 bluegill, 57000 black bass, 41820 trout, and 441 in various counties. Also notes importance of habitat and food sources for pheasants and fall brook trout spawning from September to November.
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No Drownings At State Parks In 1967 Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska reports no swimming related fatalities in state park areas during 1967 marking a first in years. Officials credit improved beach facilities buoys and signs and water area zoning while warning drownings remain possible as outdoor recreation rises. The 48 drownings recorded by September 1967 averaged 33 years old with August showing younger victims. Nebraska also notes carp as its largest minnow species.
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Grid Prophets See Sharper Picks in Football Contest
Richard Peetz of Sidney wins the weekly Telegraph Football Contest after eight forecasters miss only one of 20 games. He chose Notre Dame 24 14 over Michigan State. actual score 24 12. Others who missed one game include Tom Ernst Jim Worth Loren Avey Anthony Ault Jerry Hickman Tony Kaus and Harvey Herman. The upset Oklahoma State Colorado game was the one all missed.
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Monterey Drive
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Michigan
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Loren Avey
Anthony Ault
Jerry Hickman
Tony Kaus
Harvey Herman
Peetz Bulldogs Top Crook 21-6 in Pl Va Action
Dan Ault powered Peetz with three TD runs of three, one, and 11 yards as the Bulldogs snapped a six-game skid by beating the Crook Mallards 21-6. Mike Bules Randy Fehringer and Randy Williams added extra points. Fehringer piled up 150 rushing yards.
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