Maroons Prep For Bulldogs
Coach Art Bauer's Maroons, hurt by a 20 12 loss to Alliance last week, face Sidney on Bridgeport turf in class B play. Sidney showed weak line play and a brittle pass defense, Rob Mahr and Dick Benson sidelined, Dale Dodds moved to Benson's spot, George Adams to quarterback, Barnes to end, with a measured starting lineup and focus on fundamentals.
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Art Bauer
Maroons
Alliance
Bridgeport
Sidney
Bulldog
Rob Mahr
Dick Benson
Jim Krueger
Bauer
Dale Dodds
Benson
J. Stevens
J. Plummer
Juelfs
Ott
Berry
Nelson
Donnelly
Atwood
Chikos
Stevens
Plummer
Panas
Millhollin
Mentor Bauer
Sidney Gridders
Maroon
van Adams
Joe Barnes
Don Gilbreath
Dean Schmidt
Two LPVAA Games Set For Today In Lodgepole Valley
Two Lodgepole Valley Athletic Association games are scheduled for today. Gurley travels to Dix in the afternoon while Lodgepole hosts Dalton in a night contest under lights.
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Gurley
Dix
Lodgepole
Dalton
Irish Travel To Colorado For St Pat's Season Opener
Irish travel to Yuma Colorado to start the 1953 football season in what may be their toughest game. Coloradoans are rated in class C. Yuma defeated Adams City 48 6 in opening. Coach Bob Langin begins his St Pat's tenure after military duty with a T formation and single wing offense. Starting lineup includes Weibel at quarterback and Keenan at fullback with Bolke and Marshall in the backfield.
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Yuma
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Adams City
Bob Langin
St. Pat's
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Dalton High Pep Club Organized For Year
Dalton High School Pep Club has organized for the year with Delores Klinge named president. Other officers are Berna Dee Rathman as vice president, Marva Kurth as secretary, and Marie Louise Willekie as treasurer. Six cheerleaders were elected: Esther Jones, Delores Klinge, Marjory Van Anne, Mary Lou Van Anne, Gerald Klemke, and Neal Thompson. Girls wear purple skirts and gold blouses, boys wear purple trousers and gold sweaters. Pep Club girl will wear school colors this year.
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Dalton High School
Delores Klinge
Berna Dee Rathman
Marva Kurth
Marie Louise Willekie
Esther Jones
Marjory van Anne
Mary Lou van Anne
Gerald Klemke
Neal Thompson
Reciprocal Fees In For Hunting This Fall Nebraska
Non residents hunting in Nebraska this fall pay the same fee structure as Nebraskans in their home states. The minimum non resident permit fee in Nebraska is ten dollars. Residents of Colorado Iowa Tennessee Wyoming and the District of Columbia pay a ten dollar minimum. Oregon hunters pay thirty five dollars the Nebraskan rate in that state.
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Lincoln
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Bunker Hill Dominates Dalton Nine In Big 10-1 Win
Dale Janicek pitched Bunker Hill to a 10-1 victory over Dalton in the Dalton Festival with a one hit effort. Herb Schuessler delivered five hits in five trips including a home run, and Bunker Hill piled up 17 hits off Hank Heysenburg.
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Dale Janicek
Dalton Monday
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Hank Heysenburg
Peetz Six-Man Opens Season With 24-7 Win Over Dalton
Peetz six-man football opened the season with a 24 to 7 victory over Dalton at the Dalton Festival. The Tigers struggled to stop the Coloradoans’ ground game and could not halt the rushing attack.
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Alliance B Team Edges Maroons in Reserve Victory
The Sidney High B football team lost 13-6 to Alliance Wednesday afternoon in a reserve game opening for both squads. Don Schmidt intercepted on the Sidney 15, then lateralled to Chipps for a 70 yard TD. Alliance B opened scoring in the second quarter on a 25 yard pass to the left end, and Markhoff returned the opening second-half kick 70 yards for a TD. Glen Yarney and Dale Dodds stood out on defense for Sidney.
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Read The Sidney Telegraph For School News Coverage
The Sidney Telegraph advertises its complete school news coverage with up to the minute sports updates aimed at renters seeking local information and community context.
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Industrial Bowling League Standings and Scores
Sidney Flooring leads with 6 0 while Storys 6 0 and Seven Up 5 2. Moseman Service 1 5 Schlumberger 1 5 Julesburg 0 3 Oliver Warehouse 2 1 Foland Machine 3 3 Star Market 3 3 Co Op 2 4 Bob's Bakery 4 2 Oliver Mchy 3 3. High team series Sidney Flooring 2519 Storys 2487 Julesburg 2377. High team game Sid Floor 1009 Storys 953 Bob's Bakery 918. High ind series Perry 556 Vincent 546 Farro 545 Holmes 541 Wilcox 540.
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Individual game scores listed in order of players
The record shows player scores with T Farro 257 Perry 223 Wilcox 222 Pittam 221 Treinén 220 Tripplett 219 Nich laus 217 Williamson 216 for an ind. game, reflecting a high scoring lineup and close contest among named players.
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Perry
Wilcox
Pittam
Treinén
Tripplett
Nichlaus
Williamson
Friday bowling results from Thompson Food to Mayfair teams
Friday game results show Thompson Food 1 and Prucka 2 and Boyd's 2 and White Ditchingly, Sidney Hospital 1, Taylor Hospital 2, Mayfair 1, Blackard Trailer Sales 2 3 3 8 5 8 2. High team series was Boyd's 1918, Blackard 1869, Mayfair 1848. High team game Boyd's 660, Blackard 658, Mayfair 639. Individual high scores included R. Kennedy 437 series, Charlotte Schmitt 421, B. Harlan 420, N. Merritt 404, A. Wuthier 402. High individual game B. Harlan 170, R. Kennedy 168, Char. Schmitt 162.
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