St Pat's Rambles To 37 0 Win Over Dalton
St Pat's Irish mauled the Dalton Tigers 37 0 at Sidley High, opening with a opened drive for a first score and adding three more TDs in the final period. The defense smothered Dalton, allowing only two first downs and stifling a mid game push, while Jim Cook and Jim Hare starred in a dominant homecoming showing for Sidney’s parochials.
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Hamk Meysenburg
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Cheehne
St. Mary's
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Rish
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Sidney Parochials
St. Pat’s
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Jim Cook
Mike Durbin
Joe Beyer
St. Pat's
Gary Miller
Dorivin Reimers
Jack Tyler
Miller
Kent Bancroft
Reimers
Jim
Hare
Jim Hare
Durbin Released From Hospital After Injury
Mike Durbin, Irish halfback, was discharged from Memorial Hospital after a weekend stay for observation. Doctors reported a slight brain concussion with no skull fracture. Durbin suffered the injury during the St. Pat’s-Dalton game Friday night when he returned a Tiger pass, and Irish defensive players led a rugged effort in the victory.
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Mike Durbin
Memorial Hospital
C. B. Dorwart
Durbin
St. Pat’s-Dalton
Lodgepole Falls 38-0 at Sutherland on Friday
Lodgepole was routed by Sutherland 38 to 0 as Meyers, Sutherland’s standout halfback, scored four touchdowns. Dan Arnold, Lodgepole head coach, said his team was outclassed by a larger, faster host squad. Lodgepole faces Dalton next Friday September 22.
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Sutherland
Meyers
Dan Arnold
Dalton
Dix Panthers blank McGrew 49 in SPV Tri-County tilt
Dix Panthers roared to a 49-0 victory over McGrew Friday night in a SPV and Tri-County conference game at Dix. The contest ended with eight minutes left due to the 45 point rule. Scorers included Tom McGowan and Bob Goff with two touchdowns each, Gene Didic, Dennis Baach, and Darrell Brothers with one apiece. Dick McGowan added two extra points and a safety.
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McGrew
SPV
Dix
Tom McGowan
Bob Goff
Gene Didic
Dennis Baach
Darrell Brothers
Dedic
Dick McGowan
Dick McGo
Gurley Tops Bushnell 47 19 in LPV Eight-Man Clash
Rollie Fickenscher fueled Gurley with 98 rushing yards and four touchdowns in a 47 19 victory over Bushnell. He added a 28 yard TD pass to Terry Fastenau while Gurley rolled to a 2 0 season start. Garry Miller and Roy Lee Bradshaw connected on a 35 yard score to Lanny Larson, and a 35 yard run by Garry Miller provided Gurley another score. Bushnell countered with Tony Selk rushing 20 and six yards and a Benny Miralez pass to Jerry Stuckert for six. Bushnell led 6 0 early, then trailed by halftime.
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Rollie Fickenscher
Gurley
Bushnell
Fickenscher
Terry Fastenau
Roy Lee Bradshaw
Lanny Larson
Garry Miller
Tony Selk
Jerry Stuckert
Benny Miralez
Deer Licenses Still Available In State
Nebraska Game Commission reports seven areas closed to rifle deer permits with 800 in Buffalo County and other counties filled. Unfilled regions include Pine Ridge Plains Upper Platte Sand Hills and more, with rifle dates set October 28 to November 1. Observers note modest deer sightings near Niobrara and Basett during early September checks and anticipate a strong five day season.
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Sand Hills
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Omaha
Harvey Y Suetsugu
Alliance
Niobrara
Bob Havel
Bassett
Sand Hills Arena
Area Football Scores Roundup from Nebraska Games
Sidney defeated Cheyenne East 14 to 0 while St Pat's won 37 to 0 over Dalton. Gering beat Alliance 14 to 0 and Cozad triumphed 46 to 13 over Ogallala. Gurley crushed Bushnell 47 to 19, Dix led McGrew 43 to 0, Oshkosh 20 Kimball 6, Sutherland 38 Lodgepole 0, Pueblo Central 32 Scottsbluff 13, Hemingford 19 Hay Springs 0, Harrisburg 26 Sunflower 19, Melbeta 13 Harrison 13 tied, Rushville 39 Mitchell 6, Peetz 26 Ovid 14, Iliff 28 Merino 18, Crook 38 Padroni 0, Sedgwick 40 Fleming 14, Chappell 25 Julesburg 13.
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Cheyenne East
Sidney St. Pat’s
Dalton
Gering
Alliance
Cozad
Ogallala
Gurley
Bushnell
Dix
McGrew
Oshkosh
Kimball
Sutherland
Lodgepole
Pueblo Central
Scottsbluff
Hemingford
Hay Springs
Harrisburg
Sunflower
Melbeta
Harrison
Rushville
Mitchell
Peetz
Ovid
Iliff
Merino
Crook
Padroni
Sedgwick
Fleming
Chappell
Julesburg
Hemingford Blanks Hay Springs 19-0 in Conference Clash
Hemingford shutout Hay Springs 19 to 0 in a Northwest and Panhandle Conference game at Hemingford Friday night. The hosts opened with a 57 yard nine play drive, a 27 yard run by Bill Engle setting up Ed Dyer’s one yard score. Dyer connected on a late first quarter pass to Exigle after recovering a Hawks fumble, and Don Furek added a two yard TD run in the final quarter.
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Hay Springs
Dyer
Exigle
Bobcats
Don Furek
Harrisburg Edges Sunflower 26 19 in Conference Battle
Harrisburg beat Sunflower 26 to 19 in a Tri County league clash at Harrisburg. Dave Greathouse scored three Wildcats touchdowns on 29 5 and 25 yard runs and added a PAT. Pete Stewart added a 3 yard TD run for Sunflower, with Sunflower rallying with two second quarter touchdowns and another late score.
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Harrisburg
Sunflower
LPU
Dave Greathouse
Banner County
Pete Stewart
Wildcats
Dave Anderson
Jim Debus
Melbeta Harrison Tie After Late WIn Shot Nullified
In a non league game at Harrison Friday night Melbeta and Harrison tied 13 13 after a 13 12 deadlock. Melbeta crossed the goal line in the closing seconds with what would have been the winning score but the play was called back and nullified by a penalty.
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Ces
Harrison Friday
Bulldogs Dominate Ovid 26 to 14 at Peetz Field
Peetz High School improved to 2-0 with a 26 14 win over Ovid as Ronnie Wieser scored twice and threw to Bruce Raddatz for another. Wieser also had a late touchdown rush and a later keeper for extra points, while John Sanger returned a kickoff for Ovid’s first score. Peetz outgained Ovid 19 first downs to 9 and led in penalties, with key drives in the second and third periods setting the tone.
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Ovid
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Bruce Raddatz
Peetz
Wieser
John Sanger
Ovids
Sanger
John Johnson
Dave Sraentenbach
Raddatz
Jim Sanger
Lennie Wegman
Hernadez
Sedgwick
Colorado Wildcats rout Bluff Bearcats 32 13
The Colorado Wildcats built a 26-0 lead, then held on to beat Bluff Bearcats 32-13 in Scottsbluff. Scottsbluff rallied late with a 40 yard pass from Chuck Winkler to Mav Dike and a one foot run by Bill Startzer, with Marty Plaster adding the extra point.
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Big Red
Scottsbluff
Colorado Wildcats
Bearcats
Chuck Winkler
Mav Dike
Bill Startzer
Marty Plaster
Gering Defeats Alliance 14-0 in Western Conference Opener
Gering, defending league champions, beat Alliance 14-0 at Alliance in Friday night action. Howard Durst scored the first TD from the five yard line, with Steve Pattison adding a 17 yard keeper and both extra points. Durst left the game with a neck injury after big gains. The win trims the season record for Gering to 2-0 while Alliance drops to 0-1. Sidney hosts Alliance on Friday September 22.
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Alliance
Chadron
Howard Durst
Steve Pattison
Pattison
Durst
Jere Knoles
Young Alliance
Sidney
Ogallala
Grant
Cozad
Maroons
Ivannn
Cheyenne
Chyenne
Gay Kopsa
Ron
Ten Bense
SHS
Sidney High School dominates East in 14-0 win at Cheyenne
Sidneys Larry Miller scores all 14 points including two touchdowns and two PATs as the Maroons shut out East 14-0 at Memorial Stadium. Sidney holds Cheyenne to 80 yards rushing while piling up 249 yards. Miller shines on offense and defense with key interceptions, yardage, and leadership.
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Sidney High School
Maroons
Thunderbirds
Cheyenne
Memorial Stadium
Larry Miller
Miller
Sidney
Jack Langdon
Langdon
East
Torrington
Maroon
Ted Miller
Larry
Jerry Swanson
Don Martin
Sidney T
Ja Laux
Jack Hecker
Terry Wickstrom
Maroon JV Travels to Alliance for Season Opener
The Maroon reserve squad heads to Alliance for their first game of the season facing the Bullpups tonight. About 25 Sidney High School sophomores and juniors will make the trip.
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Sidney High School
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