Sidney Girls Golf Invitational at Hillside Course
The Sidney girls golf team hosts the Sidney Invitational Friday at Hillside with five member teams including North Platte Gordon Gering Alliance and Scottsbluff. Senior Pam Selzer placed fifth and Sally Borcher sixth at North Platte with team scores totaling 274 in Gering led by Selzer and Matzke at 65.
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Sidney
Hillside
North Platte
Gordon
Gering
Alliance
Scottsbluff
Pam Selzer
Sally Borcher
Miss Selzer
Dorain Matzke
Melanie Rhode
Borcher
Christi Deaver
Osborne Sees Alabama as Great Offense for Nebraska Challenge
Nebraska coach Tom Osborne labeled Alabama a great offensive team and a respectable defensive squad ahead of their televised matchup. He noted Alabama uses varied sets from wishbone to I formation and relies on star backfield, while Nebraska blamed four turnovers for a possible 28-point swing in a loss to Washington State.
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Osborne
Nebraska
Ted Harvey
Washington State
Washington
Lincoln
Neb
UPI
Tom Osborne
Cornhuskers
Crimson Tide
Oklahoma
Johnny Davis
Huskers
Cougars
Kearney second at Chadron Cross-country meet
Black Hills State College dominated the Chadron State Invitational with five top finishes and 15 points. Kearney State placed second with 59 points, ahead of South Dakota Tech, Wayne State, and Chadron State. Chadron freshman Mike Rotness edged by Kearney’s Logan for eighth, with Shane Fruit also in the top 10. In Chicago, Bears place Mike Adamle Len Walterscheid on inactive roster and Larry Schreiber on injured reserve after injury and camp delays.
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Chadron
Black Hills State College
Chadron State College
Ridgeview
Yellow Jackets
Dave Little
Black Hills
Kearney State
South Dakota Tech
Wayne State
CSC
Mark Palmers
Kearney
Dwight Gemar
K.C Logan
Black Hills Logan
Grandma
Mike Rotness
Logan
Rotness
Shane Fruit of
Chicago
UPI
Mike Adamle
Len Walterscheid
Chicago Bears
Bears
Larry Schreiber
New Games Catch on in Kansas City Parks
A Kansas City group called New Games meets Sundays in a local park to play noncompetitive activities like caterpillar, elbow tag, and the flying Dutchman. Founded by David Naster, the group emphasizes participation, exercise, and fun over winners, aiming to attract up to 50 people and seeking community funds for equipment ahead of a October 16 tournament.
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New Games
David Naster
Naster
San Francisco
Kansas City
Phil Joseph
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