Chadron State signs wide crop of athletes for 1971 72
Chadron State College reports a large influx of recruits for the 1971 72 season. Notable additions include transfers Bobby Warmack Russ Taylor Dave Sanders and Greg Robertson with immediate eligibility for all except Robertson. Top freshmen include Brad Barrows Doug Moore Bill Martina Dan Snader Rex Cogdill and Dave Fischer along with new wrestlers Seve Laired Jehan Tukama and others aiming for early impact in basketball wrestling and baseball.
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Chadron State College
Mack Peyton
Bobby Warmack
Cleveland
Ohio
Russ Taylor
Georgetown
Warmack
Taylor
Nebraska Western College
Scotts Bluff
Dave Sanders
CSC
Greg Robertson
University of Wyoming
Rock Springs
Wyo
Robertson
Brad Barrows
Alliance
Doug Moore
Norfolk
Bill Martina
Reno
Nev
Dan Snader
Las Vegas
Rex Cogdill
Chadren
Dave Fischer
Bassett
Martin
Harold
Pepper) Martin
Snyder
Mike Kinnaird
Peyton
Larry Turner
Kinnaird
Turner
Mark Meka
Seve Laired
Wheatland
Wye
Jehan Tukama
Samesa
Pine Ridge Civilian Conservation Center
Laird
Wyoming
Aberdeen
5.C
Boulder
Colo
Miles City
Mont
Douglas
Fisherman Recovers Lure From Buck Deer at Lake Mc Conaughy
Walter Robbins recalls fishing near Gate 13 when a buck deer approached his camp while he left a Cast Master lure in a line holder overnight. The deer chewed the lure, tangled line around its horns, and Robbins freed the animal as a neighbor photographed the moment with a Polaroid.
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Lake McConaughy
Gate 13
Erbs Tackle and Bait
Brest
Bani Cave
Irish Scrimmage Highlights Defense and Key Scorers
The Irish Greens defeated the Whites 24 6 in a Monday scrimmage as Ward McGowan praised a hard hitting game while noting fumbles and ball handling issues. Dennis Kennedy led scoring with a 78 yard run and a 62 yard run, Pat Wieser caught a 56 yard pass, and Jerry Deaver added a 42 yard reverse.
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St. Patrick's
Ward McGowan
Lyman
Dennis Kennedy
Jerry Deaver
Pat Wieser
Tony Grothe
Mike Rea
John Deaver
Rae
Kennedy
Kent Schlaman
Reds Pound Whites As SHS Prepares For Opener
SHS coach Bob Roach says the intersquad scrimmage shows progress but exposes a weak defensive secondary. Jay Curless and Jerry Label may share duties at defensive end and outside linebacker as the 73 man squad prepares for a season opener against Gordon. Sophomores Ed Bennett and Greg Houser drew praise for strong showings in the scrimmage.
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Reds
SHS
Bob Roach
Evelusion
Senter
Jay Curless
Jerry
Rick Seidel
Jerry Label
Ed Bennett
Greg Houser
Raiders
Gordon
Sesson
Christ Finishes Third in 49th Labor Day Golf Classic
Christ finished third in the 49th Labor Day Golf Classic at Sterling with a three round total of 225. He posted 72 80 73 to finish four strokes behind winner Herb Pollack of Denver and two behind second place Mark Achzinger of Fort Morgan. Christ’s 80 on Sunday hurt his bid for the title.
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Sidney
Christ
Sterling
Herb Pollack
Denver
Mark Achzinger
Fort Morgan
Red Raider Cross Country Debuts at Gering Invite
Sidney High announces its 1971 cross country team with ten candidates led by Scott Nienhuser and Dean Rexroth. The roster includes four lettermen and several sophomores and freshmen. The squad aims for seven meets with five scoring, starting September 10 at Gering and continuing through October 29 state meet.
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Sidney High
Scott Nienhuser
Dean Rexroth
Pat Hassle
Mike Solano
Rick Kuhns
Bill Peterson
James Rice
Barry Lienemann
Wayne McConnell
Bob Zweiling
Pat Hessle
Osterday
Ogden
Utah
Gering
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Kirkball
13 Starters Boost CSC Grid Hopes
Chadron State College braces for 1971 football with 13 returning starters and several top performers. Stan Labertew and Mike Parks lead the offense and defense as coach Bill Giles rebuilds a team with strong depth at running back and defensive line. The Eagles face South Dakota Springfield this weekend in early prep action.
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Don Marshall
CSC
Chadron State College
Bill Giles
Giles
Sidney High School
Eagles
University of South Dakota-Springfield
Stan Labertew
Melbeta
Mike Parks
Compton
Calif
Labertew
Parks
Chadron
Doug Brandt
Bridgeport
Tom Alcorn
Hay Springs
Tim Weiss
Platte Center
Don Hass
Brandt
Dale Timperley
Pierce
Bassett
Bill Merritt
Don White
John McGary
Cody
Wyo
Ken Disney
Lodgepole
Kent Halley
Sidney
Cordell Bullis
Ravenna
Larry Ruzicka
North Bend
Dale Robinson
Gering
Dave Shrader
Neligh
Lee Baumann
Mike Coffee
Morrill
Chris Kraus
Madrid
Baumann
Laberton
Ron Grant
Standast
Jerry Macken
Bill Greene
Columbus
Rick Hessler
Dick Peetz
Macken
Kay Fackrell
Weber State
Larry Klein
Hiram Scott
Fackrell
Mike Darity
Mike Hayden
Dennis Schmitz
Lyman
Klein
Dennis Folkerts
Bob Cochran
Terry “Myers
Callaway
Randy
Pollard
Lusk
Letterman
Bill Kuester
Elgin
Bill McDonald
Houston
Jake Zumbach
Greg Horton
Zumbach
Nassau
N.Y.) Community College
Bill Kralicek
Crowder
Jerry Claiborne
Brian Foster
Cullen Bryant
Soph Gary Duren
Lakewood
CU Buffs roll past units in 63 13 scrimmage win
Colorado's Golden Buffs showcase a potent offense led by Ken Johnson and Cliff Branch in a 63 13 scrimmage victory at Folsom Field. Matthews and Charlie Davis bolster the rushing attack while new lineups face early depth questions on offense and defense.
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Boulder
Colorado
LSU
Baton Rouge
Eddie Crowder
Folsom Field
Soph
Ken Johnson
Matthews
Cliff Branch
Johnson
Branch
Butler High
Huntsville
Alabama
Suph
Charlie Davis
West Columbia
Texas
Jon Keyworth
Will Matthews
John Tarver
Tarver
Bakersfield
California
Ken’ Johnson
Crowder
Scottsdale
Arizona
Chuck Mandril
Patty Berg to Host Free Golf Clinic at Riverview
Hall of fame golfer Patty Berg will appear at Riverview Golf Club in Scottsbluff for a free clinic Saturday at 1 p.m. Berg, born February 13, 1918, turned pro in 1940 and won titles including the National Amateur in 1938 and the National Open in 1946, plus multiple LPGA era honors.
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Patty Berg
Riverview Golf Club
Scottsbluff
Pfizer Names Hendrickson President of Agricultural Division
Roland M. Hendrickson, longtime Pfizer Agricultural Division leader, was named president of the division. He joined Pfizer in 1962 as product manager for feed supplements, rose to division general manager in 1967, and to vice president and general manager in January 1908. Born in Los Angeles in 1983, he studied at the University of Minnesota and taught agriculture at the university.
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New York
Roland M. Hendrickson
Pfizer Inc
Een
Mr. Hendrickson
Pfizer Agricultural Division
Los ‘Hearin
Kimball
Minn
University of Minnesota
University
Pfizer
Caeral Mills, Inc
Jackson, Miss
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Sidney Telegraph
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15Th Avenue
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