Tough Sidney Irish Open Season Against North Platte St Pat's
Sidney St Pat’s and North Platte St Pat’s meet at Weymouth Field in Sidney to start the 1966 football season at 7 30 pm. Both squads feature senior lettermen with recent success and strong backs and line.
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Sidney St. Pat’s
North Platte St. Pat’s
Weymouth Field
Sidney
North Platte
Sidney Irish
Ron McIrvin
St. Pat’s
St. Pat's Irish
Mike Wieser
Wieser
Jack Peetz
Bruce Leypoldt
Wyoming Sophomores Vault Toward Starting Roles in Open to Air Force
At Laramie Wyoming, sophomores Mel Hamilton and Joe Cassidy emerge as potential starters for the Sept. 17 opener at Air Force Academy. Hamilton, a 5-9, 192-pound guard, and Cassidy, a 6-2, 204-pound tight end with army experience, push for first unit as Lloyd Eaton reshapes the Cowboys depth chart.
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Laramie
Wyo
Wyoming
Cowboys
Air Force Academy
Mel Hamilton
Joe Cassidy
Hamilton
Boys Town
Neb
George Mills
Junnor Letterman
Falcons
Cassidy
Medford
Mass
Frank Pescatore
Air Force Fresh
Lloyd Eaton
Joe Szucs
Mal Wagstaff
Mike Lallood
Dave Rupp
Jerry Saffell
Jerry Marion
Glen Lybarger
Soph
Tom Thompson
Mike LaHood
Dick Klohs
Byra Kite
Schmidt And Tedesco In Golf Finals
Schmidt and Tedesco reach the 36 hole final at Sidney Country Club Hillside course with a new champion likely. Both players are known for steady even play and the match is expected to attract a large gallery as it tightens in the late holes.
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Sidney Country Club
Don Tedesco
Carl Schmidt
Hillside
Tedesco
Schmidt
Churchich and Wachholtz Named Husker Co-Captains for 1966
Lincoln Nebraska The 1966 Nebraska Cornhuskers named quarterback Bobby Churchich and defensive safety Larry Wachholtz co captains. Churchich, 5 11 178 from Omaha, and Wachholtz 5 8 166 emphasized leadership and continued winning tradition under coach Devaney. They discussed two a day weariness, team unity, and aiming to beat TCU as the first test of a season with potential for a strong defense and improved ends.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska Cornhuskers
All America
Bobby Churchich
Larry Wachholtz
Churchick
LaVerne Allers
Kelly Petersen
Omaha
Wachholtz
Frankie Solich
Larry
Devaney
Larry Elliott
Oklahoma State
Frank Solich
Nebraska
Bobby
Freeman White
Churchich
TCU
Calhoun to captain Dartmouth football team in title quest
Calhoun, 21, from Bloomfield Hills, Mich, will captain Dartmouth's football team as it pursues another Ivy League title. The government major led last season in pass receptions with 16 for 345 yards and set a Dartmouth record with a 79 yard TD pass to Mickey Beard against Princeton. Also noted are two 70 plus marks by bowlers Pete Cusmano and Joe Bono during 1965-66.
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Calhoun
Hanover
N.H
William Calhoun
Bloomfield Hills
Mich
Dartmouth
Indians
Pete Cusmano
Miami
Fla
Joe Bono
Pittsburgh
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Bob Sawicki
Mark Bonkiewicz
Jack Colling
Jim Sterling
Lowell Hare
Dan Courtney
Dan Deaver
Dave Josten
Larry Schmitt
Mcl Irvin
Rick Eglef
Chuck Shelton
Jim Kiick
Dave Hampton
Bob Grant
Hub Lindsey
Mike Davenport
Don Klacking
Tim Gottberg
Jack Bowen
Ron Billingsley
Pete Schoemaker
Jerry Darling
Rick
Mike Dirks
Gordy Cramer
Tom Frazier
Bob Aylward
Tom Gernentz
Larry Holwell
Gene Huey
Vic Washington
Dick Speights
Ed Froehlich
Jim Stankus
Paul Toscano
Dennis Devlin
Jerry de Poyster
Apatriotic
Louisville
Jim Bible
University of Louisville
James
Chris
Nebraska Safety Patrol
Mel Hein
American Football League
Joe Namath
Bob Waterfield
Beaver
Mink
Mickey Beard
Princeton
the Hamm’s
Kern Rover
Ulog
Semisdog
Stan Musial
St .Nuis Cardinals
Hamm’s
Hamms
NEM
Chevrolet
Kokier’s
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