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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1952

Page

7

Maroons Face Alliance in Week One Grid Opener

Sidney high prepares for the 1952 football season with a Friday night opener at Alliance at 7 30. Coach Art Bauer notes high morale amid minor injuries to backfield quartet Darrell Glassburn Carl Beebe and Dick Benson and says Beebe and Benson are hampered by a bad hip and knee problems respectively. Glassburn may miss action due to a shoulder separation from an early scrimmage. A light padded workout is set for Thursday as the team trims to 26 players for the trip.

Alliance Bulldogs Sidney High Maroons Alliance Art Bauer Darrell Glassburn Carl Beebe Dick Benson Beebe Benson Glassburn Maroon Bauer Alliance Rip

Motormen sweep seven game season with two tourney wins

TELEGRAPH SPORTS notes the motormen went undefeated in a seven game schedule and captured two victories in the tournament. The caption lists players in two rows: top row Clarence Zatenley Mickey Holi an Terry Wilt Bob Bowman ill Poe Bob Montgomery Don Etter. bottom row Murrel Crospy manager Corky Booth Don Hunt Bob Zalesky Bob Lamm Carl Schmidt.

Motormen Sidney Clarence Zatenley Mickey Holi—~an Terry Wilt Bob Bowman Ill Poe Bob Montgomery Don Etter Murrel Crospy Corky Booth Don’ Hunt Bob Zalesky Bob Lamm Carl Schmidt

State Swamped by Deer Permit Applications

Nebraska Game Commission reports a record 5 037 buck and 3 713 doe permit requests. Final totals await processing with a drawing set after Sept 16 in the East Senate Chamber, State House. Buck season runs December 1 to 7 and doe season December 8 to 14.

Nebraska Game Commission Lloyd P. Vance Doe Vance Senate Chamber State House

Potter Caps Two Celebration Tilts

Potter's rampaging baseball team swept two games last week at Potter Days. Wednesday they crunched Dalton 13 to 2. Thursday they defeated Bunker Hill 3 to 1 after a tight start with Earl Anderson pitching eight innings and Jim Schwartz finishing. Bernie Fuehrer also pitched for the Potter squad.

Potter Dalton Bunker Hill Hill Potters Earl Anderson Jim Schwartz Bernie Fuehrer

Oil News Continued Reports New D Sand Flow and Wildcates

The Texas Co. Doris Knutson 1 completed for production flowed 350 barrels per day on test. New wildcat locations include two in Logan County for Bay Petroleum Co. Simms 1 near North Sterling Reservoir and Bonham 1 west of Sterling. Tulley-Carter fields lie east of the South Platte River. W. P. and A. M. Fuller wildcat west of South Springdale produced oil and gas, flowing two barrels per hour with 4 million cubic feet daily gas.

The Texas Co Doris Knutson Logan County Bay Petroleum Co Simms North Sterling Reservoir Bonham Sterling Ginther Warren Tulley-Carter South Platte River Feel Ramsey LeRoy W. P A. M. Fuller

Lamp Shade Makeover From Old Shade

A simple lamp shade makeover suggests covering the frame with colored map or decorative paper and sealing with two thin coats of white shellac for durability. This quick craft transforms an old shade into a fresh, attractive accessory.

Typing Paper and Mimeograph Paper in Letter or Legal Sizes

The Telegraph notes availability of typing paper and mimeograph paper cut to letter or legal sizes for official correspondence and clerical work. Supplies emphasize standard dimensions, compatibility with common typewriters, and institutional use in offices, schools, and government agencies.

THE Telegraph

Ackerman Chosen First President of Cheyenne County Quarterback Club

W. P. Ackerman was elected the inaugural president of the Cheyenne County Quarterback Club at a noon meeting. Rae L. Jones is vice president and George Barlow secretary treasurer. The club aims to aid qualified high school athletes to attend the University of Nebraska while conforming to Big Seven athletic rules. Ackerman shared the program and read letters from university officials praising the club. A boy must be an outstanding athlete and a student of average or better ability. There are 21 members, with more expected. Next luncheon is scheduled for Monday at Hazel's cafe. affiliation is open to those interested in Cornhusker athletics. Seventy-five percent of members did not attend college.

W. P. Ackerman Cheyenne County Rae L. Jones George Barlow University of Nebraska Ackerman

McWilliams and Edwardson Join Nebraska University Freshmen

Two former Sidney High stars join the Nebraska University frosh squad. Jon McWilliams, a 175 pound five eight? tall back, is a hot backfield prospect, while Monty Edwards, a 160 pound end, competes for the same freshman position. Both were coached by Art Bauer in high school and show speed and stamina to meet university competition.

Sidney Nebraska University Jon McWilliams Cornhusker Frosh McWilliams Monty Edwards Maroon Uni Edwards Art Bauer Cornhuskers

Flowers in Hawaiii

A brief reader notice compares Hawaii flowers to sand at Jones Beach and to movie stars in Hollywood, using vivid metaphor to emphasize the prominence of local flora in island life.

Four Teams Remain In Baseball Tourney

Peetz routed Potter 16-1 as Mark Weiser pitched nine innings and Ralph Anderson relieved Pickenbrock. SOD upset Bunker Hill 8-1 to knock them from the tournament along with Dalton’s 21-9 win over Sidney. Sidney and SOD clash next, winner facing Potter in a sudden death game.

Peetz Ted Pickenbrock Potter Ralph Anderson Pickenbrock Mark Weiser SOD Bunker Hill Bronson Diamond Hill Sidney Dalton Dean Sittner Lefty Mazel Stengel Chavez Panhandle Oil League

St Pat’s Irish Eye 1952 Grid Team Plans

St Pat’s academy to open 1952 season with Coach John Dykal guiding 10 lettermen. Opening contest at Minatare on Sept 26, and a five game schedule includes St Mary’s Cheyenne Fleming Chadron Pine Bluffs. Six lettermen leave. key returnees include Cabella Vasa Weibel Bolke. New and injury affects shape the roster with several first year players named.

John Dykal St. Pat’s Academy Dykal Minatare St. Mary’s Cheyenne Fleming Colo Chadron Prep Pine Bluffs St. Pat's Vincent Heeg William Dickes Ernest Deaver Don Leonard Ronald Kokes Jim Pflum

Regulations for 1952 53 Hunting and Trapping Soon

Printed copies of the combined Nebraska Hunting and Trapping Regulations for 1952 53 are expected to be available early next week. The regulations can then be obtained from permit vendors, conservation officers and the Nebraska Game Commission office in Lincoln.

Nebraska Nebraska Game Commissions Lincoln

American Remembrance Marks British Pirate Benedict Arnold’s 1781 Richmond Plunder

A historical note recalls Benedict Arnold’s raid on Richmond in 1781 as part of American memory of the British campaign. The event highlights the wartime upheaval and lasting echoes of colonial conflict in Virginia.

America Benedict Arnold Richmond

Panhandle B Schedule Opens With Three Week One Games

The Panhandle Class B schedule starts Friday September 12 with three games: Bridgeport at Gordon Gering at Chadron and Chadron at Bayard. Conference officers are Carl McManus L J Fitzgibbon and Gordon Watts. The calendar lists games through November with dozens of matchups among Bridgeport Bayard Chadron Gering Sidney Mitchell Kimball Minatare Crawford.

Bridgeport Gordon Gering Eee Bayat Sidney Bayard Crawford Kimball Mitchell Minatare Gering Sidney Chadron Ogallala Mitchell Sidney

Cheyenne County Wildlife Club Meets Wednesday Night

Hunters and fishermen urged to attend the opening fall meeting of the Cheyenne County Wildlife Club on Wednesday at 8 in the basement of the Sidney City Auditorium. Two movies Pheasants Galore and Realm of the World shown. coffee and doughnuts served after the business portion.

Cheyenne County Wildlife Club Sidney City Auditorium

Telegraph Keeps Bostitch Staples In Stock

The Telegraph reports Bostitch stapling machines and staples to fit them are always in stock at the store, ensuring ready supplies for office needs.

THE Telegraph

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