Potter edges Gurley 14 12 inMAC opener
Potter quarterback Russ Kasten scored on a two yard run with under two minutes left lifting the Coyotes to a 14-12 win over Gurley and ending Gurley’s 20 game MAC win streak. Kasten and Wieser combined on key plays as Potter improved to 1-0 in the conference.
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Potter
Russ Kasten
Coyotes
Gurley
Ron Shearer
Pirates
Kasten
Larry Wieser
Wieser
Minuteman Activities Conference
MAC
Steve Draper
Mike Rowan
Kevin Ladine
Ladine
Mike Schmidt
Pirate
al Combs
Jett Iknevoldsen
Combs
Kton Shearer
Wizards
Mike Horst
Schmidt
George Leach
Jett Haevoldsen
Kelly Gadway
David Wickhorst
Sidney Raiders fall 21 0 to Ogallala in opener
Sidney suffers a 21 to 0 defeat as Ogallala stymies the Raiders offense. Early two plays highlight a rough night with mistakes and turnovers as the Indians pull ahead and the Red Raiders fail to punch it in from the ten yard line late.
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Sidney High
Ogallala
Red Raider
Mark Rogers
Dale Stoner
Sidney
Rogers
Greg Schilieff
Raider
Stoner
Indians
Raiders
John Thayer
Tommy Lubash
Phelps
Russ Knight
Red Raiders
Phil Peetz
Area football results and upcoming games list
Results include Kimball 28 Torrington 8, Scottsbluff 14 Alliance 14, Valentine 18 Gering 6, Gordon 14 Chadron 8, Ogallala 21 Sidney 0, St Pat's 30 Lyman 12, Lodgepole 18 Dalton 12, Harrisburg 28 Dix 6, Sunflower 50 Melbeta 0, Potter 14 Gurley 12. Sept 12 schedule features Chadron at Alliance and 12 more matchups.
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Kimbal
Torrington
Scottsbluff
Alliance
Valentine
Gering
Harrisburg Shows Speed In 28 6 Eight-Man Win Over Dix
Harrisburg harnessed speed from Mike Linn and Frank Stauffer to rush for 203 yards and defeat Dix 28 6. Curt Brown scored on a five yard run for Harrisburg and Stauffer added a four yard TD. Dix’s Andy Southard answered with a 32 yard keeper before halftime.
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Dick Johnson
Harrisburg
Dix
Johnson
Mike Linn
Frank Stauffer
Stauffer
Linn
Andy Southard
Southard
Wildcats
Kevin Kennedy
National Bowling Council promotes bowling nationwide in bicentennial year
The National Bowling Council, formed by 14 organizations and corporations, promotes open and league bowling, carnival advertising, and national events. It sponsors the Bowling Spectacular with divisions for men and women, regional roll-offs, and a Know Your Neighbor Tour in Sidney with entries due October 4.
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National Bowling Council
Ajay-Ebomte Company
AMF, Inc
Brunswick Corporation
Columbia Industries
DBA Products Company, Inc
Vulcan Corporation
Walt Peabody Advertising
American Bowling Congress
Women's International Bowling Congress
Billiard and Bowling Institute of America
Bowling Proprietor’s Association of America
National Duckpin Bowling Congress
K Street
Washington
John Chancellor
NBC Nightly News
Walter Cronkite
CBS News
Harry Reasoner
ABC Evening News
ABC Information Networks
Joe Garagiola
Joe
Dayton
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Stina Doyle
Omaha
Sidney
Bev Haupt
Bryant wary in opener against Missouri
Bear Bryant says Missouri scares him to death as Alabama prepares for a tough season opener against the 7-4 Big Eight rival. He cites Tony Galbreath and Steve Pisarkiewicz as threats and notes Alabama’s inconsistent offense and untested secondary.
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Birmingham
Ala
Bear Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
Maryland
Kentucky
Texas A&m
Crimson Tide
Missouri
Pilus
ABC
Bear
Tony Galbreath
Steve Pisarkiewicz
al Onofrio
Nebraska road hunting ban clarified for dove season
Nebraska hunters finally learn SB 142 bans shooting from roadways or rights of way for upland, small, and big game. After years of mixed rules, the law now clearly prohibits road hunting, with only a few violators reported on opening day.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Nebraska
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Mike Ratliff
Jeff Peetz
Scott Heln
Ortho
Fertilizer Service Co., Inc
East
Illinois
Ag Chemical Experience
Unipst
Aa Mail
Nick Swanstrom
Warren
Dad Malone
Schilreff
Dan Ward
Sidney Goe
Greg Schilreff
DeWayne Barent
Schiireff
Commission
Olympia
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