High School Football Opens 1964 Schedule
Friday lights ignite the 1964 season with numerous area games. Sidney hosts North Platte in a 7:30 kickoff while Sidney St. Pat's meets North Platte St. Pat's at Weymouth field. Minuteman Conference debut features Dalton at Potter and Dix at Gurley among nine teams in play across Colorado and Lower Platte Valley matchups. Fleming visits Kirk for a non league game amid other regional clashes.
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North Platte Bulldogs
Weymouth
Battle of the Irish
Sidney St. Pat’s
North Platte St. Pat’s
Dalton
Ter
Lodgepole
Gurley
Dix
Harrisburg
Bushnell
Lyman
Pine Bluffs
Wya
Dalton’s Tigers
Potter Coyotes
Colorado
Peetz
Lower Platte Valley
Iliff
LPV
Ovid
Merino
Sedgwick
Crook
Fleming
Kirk
Peetz Bulldogs edge Weldona 8 6 in low scoring practice
In Sterling on Friday Peetz Bulldogs edged Weldona 8 to 6 after trailing 6 0. A 62 yard drive capped by a Dick Segelke interception set up Peetz’s early touchdown and a safety on the kickoff. Jim Roelle and Dennis Roelle connected for a 32 yard pass play.
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Peetz Bulldogs
Weldona
Bulldogs
Dick Segelke
Jim Roelle
Dennis Roelle
Peetz
Iliff
KSID Sports Club Launches Scholarships for 1964
The KSID Sportscasters Club opens the 1964 high school season presenting Sidney High football and basketball schedules and St. Patrick's Academy games. A halftime report from St Pat's games and wrap up broadcasts will aid listeners. For the first time a $100 football and $100 basketball scholarship are offered to St Pat's, mirroring Sidney High awards earned for nine years.
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St. Patrick’s Academy
Sidney High
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Irish To Host Platters In 1964 Opener Tonite
Tonight at Sidney Weymouth Field St Pat’s of Sidney hosts St Pat’s of North Platte in the season opener for both programs. kickoff at 7 30. North Platte weighs in with a 169 9 to 165 5 edge, while Sidney backs rely on nine seniors including Thorpe at quarterback and Morris at end. Lenzen leads Sidney at 200 pounds.
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Weymouth
St. Pat’s
North Platte
Sidney Parokes
Platters
Rich Rolls
Lincoln County Parokes
Mike Thorpe
Bob Morris
Thorpe
Morris
Phil Schlaman
John Kominek
Mickey Dickes
Tom Lenzen
Dennis Rea
Chuck Hernandez
Jim Kallhoff
Larry Schmitt
Matt Herbert
Michigan State back racked 28 TDs in senior year
Gary Rugg, sophomore full back at Michigan State, scored 28 touchdowns and five extra points for 173 tallies during his senior year at Pennfield High in Battle Creek, Michigan.
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Michigan State
Pennfield High
Battle Creek
Mich
Time Is Running Out For Hunters On Deer License
Nebraska Game Commission reports rifle deer permits for the November 7 to 15 season are moving fast. As of September 2 only 3,151 rifle permits remain across six units. 18,400 total permits authorized, 15,249 issued. Archery season opens September 19 with 630 permits issued so far. Remaining turkey permits by unit include Niobrara early 98 Niobrara late 205 Round Top early 81 Round Top late 410.
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Lodgepole Village Board Meets September 8 1964
The Village Board of Trustees met at Town Hall at 7 30 P M with Lloyd Bondegard chairman and four members present. Absent Dick Smith. Bills from General Electric and other funds listed totaling 936 48 959 19 were approved. The board discussed railroad crossing protection with the County Attorney to set a meeting date.
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Lodgepole
Lloyd Bondegard
Paul Fraass
A. L. Kripal
Harold Kreider
Dick Smith
Gary Aten
Joe Larreau
Sidney High opens 1964 football season at North Platte
Sidney High School launches its 1964 campaign tonight at North Platte with a 6 30 p.m. MST kickoff. Coach Harold Chaffee emphasizes backfield speed and balance but notes weight gaps at guard. The Maroons face a rugged nine game slate including Columbus, Alliance, Scottsbluff, Kimball, Gering, Ogallala, McCook, and Chadron ending November 6 at home.
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Sidney High School
North Platte
Harold Chaffee
Sidney
Maroons
Columbus
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Kimball
Gering
Ogallala
McCook
Chadron
Sidney Field
TV To Carry NU Minnesota Nationally On Sept 26
The Nebraska Minnesota football game on Saturday September 26 will be nationally televised. It is among 14 NCAA games to get the national TV treatment this season. Availability on local cable in Sidney depends on Frontier Broadcasting Co. of Cheyenne decision that day.
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Nebraska-Minnesota
Sidney
Frontier Broadcasting Co
Cheyenne
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