Dix Panters Football Faces Building Year In 1966
Head coach David Montag previews the 1966 Dix Panthers as a rebuilding season with only five lettermen returning. Key players include Lee Belgam Joe Varra and Robin Rosenthal, while passer and kicker Robert Roggasch is lost to injury. Montag, in his fifth year, is assisted by Harvey Eurich as the squad aims to develop future teams after last season’s near-perfect run.
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Dix Panthers
Dilley
Nebraska
Lee Belgam
Joe Varra
Robin Rosenthal
Robert Roggasch
Jim Farless
Ron Halstead
Panther
Panthers
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Montag
Dix
Harvey Eurich
Dennis Tobler
Lee Belgum
Eurich
Art Howard
Jim Sparks
Jack Rasmussen
Joe Vavra
Lon Schede
Ralph Yeatts
Jeff Rosenthal
Hemingford High Faces 1966 Grid Preview
Hemingford High School coach Phil Snyder eyes 37 prospects for the 1966 football season. He calls the squad green but solid, with 10 juniors and six seniors as a nucleus and hopes for action from five sophomores. A key match is set with Sidney Irish on October 28 at 7 30 p.m. in Sidney.
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Dalton Tigers face rebuilding year after graduation losses
The Dalton High Tigers begin rebuilding under coach Ward McGowan after spring graduation takes key backfield and end players. Seniors back include Jim Rabe, Rick Bayne, Tim Pelster, Steve Allen, Kent, Ernest and Bob Kepler. Some 32 candidates reported for spring practice as 5 2 last season in the Minuteman Athletic Conference.
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Jim Rabe
Rick Bayne
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Steve Allen
Kent
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Bob Kepler
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Minuteman Athletic Conference
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Jim Worth
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Ci Graduation
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Rick Bode
Tim Burgess
Steve Ankeny
Jim Eddy
John Burgess
John Marin
Allan Mintken
Steve Kummer Frosh
Earl Bayne Frosh
Bill Eddy
Loren Twarling
Steve Gillespie Soph
Dan Twarling Frosh
Ted Watchorn
Gene Nelson Frosh
Kent Ernest
Soph
Randy Winkelman
Gary Thompson Soph
Dennis Heizer Soph
Infernal Machine Gets Two Huskers
Nebraska Cornhuskers practice scene features the Tackling Machine amid heat and injuries. Sophomore QB Ernie Sigler and junior halfback Ken Brunk suffer cuts under the right eye but return to drills. The device tests linemen as they hustle through early conditioning on a hot practice day.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Ernie Sigler
Ken Brunk
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Bearcats Talent Laden Contenders for season squad
Scotts Bluff Bearcats unveil a 36 man varsity roster led by 20 seniors and 18 juniors with one sophomore. Senior Terry Micek and John Rosenau contest quarterback, Jeff Kellogg aiming at tackle, and eight players sidelined by injuries. Sidney High opener set for September 30 in Sidney.
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Jeff Kelleg
Big Red Bearcats
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Letterman
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Steve Babbitt
Roger Lane
Hodgosman
Sal Valladares
Willy McMillen
Tom Startzer
Wyoming Cowboys Seek Depth Speed in Fifth Eaton Era
Wyoming plans a deeper faster team for 1968 under coach Lloyd Eaton with 30 lettermen returning from a 6-4 squad and swift sophomores to boost depth. All-Western Athletic Conference notables Jim Kiick and Mike Davenport anchor a strengthened rushing attack, while a faster receiving corps and improved defense aim to elevate the Cowboys in the WAC with most games in Laramie.
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Western Athletic Conference
Brigham Young
BYU
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Mike Davenport
Don Klacking
Hub Lindsey
Bob Grant
Tom Williams
Dave Hampton
Vic Washington
Joe Williams
Rick Egloff
Cocaptain
Chuck Shelton
Sophiel Hamilton
Byra Kite
Frank Pescatore
Joe Cassidy
Tom Wilkinson
Jerry Marion
Gene Huey
Grant
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Tom Frazier
Jerry Darling
Ron Billingsley
Nebraska to seek funding for Memorial Stadium press box
Athletic director Tippy Dye said a concrete financing plan and preliminary designs for a new Memorial Stadium press box should be ready for the Board of Regents by mid September. Estimated cost ranges from 300000 to 400000 with private funding. the project follows completion of the seating addition for the 1966 season and comes after the current press box was ranked among the 10 worst in the nation by the Football Writers Association of America.
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Nebraska
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Football Writers Association of America
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