Nebraska football scores and teams listed for Sept 16
A compact listing shows teams Sidney High Fort Morton Scottsbluff Fort Collins Poudre Hay Springs Hemingford Chadron Valentine Lyman Huntley Kimball Oshkosh Minatare Morrill Dix Gurley Lodgepole Harrisburg Gordon Bridgeport Crawford Bayard Rushville Mitchell Potter Sidney St Pats Dalton Alliance St Agnes Cozad Ogallala with Alliance Lincoln East matches and a sequence of scores 19 35 26 33 20 13 23 27 21 28 14 34
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Sidney High
Fort Morton Scottsbluff
Fort Collins
Poudre
Hay Springs
Hemingford
Chadron Valentine Lyman Huntley
Kimball Oshkosh
Minatare
Morrill Dix Gurley
Lodgepole
Harrisburg
Gordon Bridgeport
Crawford Bayard
Rushville
Mitchell Potter
Sidney St
Pats
Dalton Alliance St
Agnes Cozad Ogallala
Alliance Lincoln East
Scottsbluff Wins Sidney Cross Country Meet Crown
Scottsbluff firefighters Archie Snocker John Perez and Steve Lloyd led the varsity group finishing first second and third as Scottsbluff captured the team title in the Sidney Invitational at Hillside Golf Course. Bayard won the novice division with two top ten finishers. Individual leaders included Snocker 9 55 Perez 9 56 and Lloyd 9 58 on 1.8 miles.
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Bayard
Kimball
Sidney
Scottsbluff
Cheyenne East
Gering
Archie Snocker
John Perez
Steve Lloyd
Hillside Golf Course
Bearcat Harriers
The
Bluffs
Mike Lantzer
Snocker
Perez
Lloyd
Carpenter
Graham
Weimer
Leckman
Wain
Blue
Escamilla
Startzer
Weddell
Wilhelm
Antelope populations rise in August surveys across regions
Lincoln Antelope numbers show a statewide rise of just over 20 percent from last year per August aerials by the Game Commission. Pronghorn increase varied by unit, with Box Butte and Cheyenne less, while North Sioux eastern area up about 120 percent to 596 animals. Sand Hills densities rise from about 3 to 4–5 per 10 square miles and 1,625 rifle season permits issued for September 23–25, 1967, up 350 from 1966. Hunters reminded that antelope horns scoring 70+ points may yield state citations under Boone and Crockett.
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Lincoln - Antelope
Game Commission
Panhandle
Box Butte
Cheyenne
North Sioux
Sand Hills
Boone and Crockett
Maroons Cup 196 Victory At Ft. Morgan On Friday Night
The Sidney High Maroons defeated the Fort Morgan Mustangs 196 in Fort Morgan last Friday night. Sidney dominated with a strong ground game led by Lingwall and Peetz. Adams intercepted early, Lingwall added an 83 yard TD run, and Peetz also returned a fumble for a score. The Maroons held a 14-8 first down edge and 290 to 186 total yards, with Lingwall rushing 144 yards on 12 carries.
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Ft. Morgan
Sidney High Maroons
Fort Morgan
Mustangs
Sidney Crew
Sidney
Randy Gettman
Bill Rayman
Gerald Thompson
Gettman
Maroons
Steve Adams
Larry Lingwall
Lingwall
Colorado
Mike Peetz
Peetz
Rick Jarboe
Promised Land
John Zurbrigen
John O’connell
Jim Benzel
Monte Saux
Thompson
Monty Bobo
Ray Kenton
Tom Ernst
Wineer
GO BIG RED Night Set at Sidney Homecoming
Sidney High announces GO BIG RED night for the upcoming Friday game as part of homecoming festivities. Gene Torezon invites all Sidney Sporting fraternity and sorority members to wear red, aiming for a sea of red in the stands to support the Maroons in their first Western Conference test after last season’s title.
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Sidney High
Gene Torezon
Sidney Alliance
Sidney Sporting Fraternity
Maroons
Panthers Edge Harrisburg Wildcats 27 9 In Conference Tilt
Lodgepole Panthers improve to 1 1 in conference with a 27 9 win at Lodgepole over Harrisburg Wildcats. Dennis Jurgens rushes for 93 yards and two touchdowns, Art Huff passes for a 38 yard TD to Dennis Folkerts, and Folkerts has two interceptions. Panthers hold 264 total yards to 91 for Wildcats. Next game at Dalton against the Tigers.
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Panthers
Cool Wildcats
Lodgepole Panthers
Harrisburg Wildcats
Lodgepole
Wildcats
Art Huff
Promised Land
Huff
Dennis Folkerts
Alan Bartling
Steve Brown
Dennis Jurgens
Harrisburg
Aerial Barrage Advances Dalton Past St. Agnes
Dalton Tigers edged Alliance St. Agnes 34 20 in a non conference game to move to 1 1. Sophomore QB Steve Louderback threw 10 of 22 for 229 yards while Steve Kummer had two TDs on drives in the second half. Matt Marrin adds two extra points as Dalton breaks a 20 all tie with 4th quarter scores. Next up Lodgepole.
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Dalton Tigers
Alliance St. Agnes Crusaders
Dalton
Tigers
Crusaders
Daleton Field
Steve Louderback
Alliance
Tom Cuza
Promised Land
Gary Erickson
Jim Fletcher
Fletcher
Steve Kummer
Lederback
John Marrin
Louderback
Gary Thompson
Erickson
Duane Baker
Louderpack
Kummer
Marrin
Lodgepole Panthers
Dix Halts The Pirates 23-0 In Loop Tilt
The Dix Panthers shut out the Gurley Pirates 23-0 in a Minuteman Conference game. Larry Dedic scored all Dix points in the first half with two blocked punts one resulting in a safety and another as a 24 yard TD run. Dan Mc Kinney added a three yard score in the third quarter and a 20 yard TD pass to Bill Howard. Top rusher was Jack Gunderson with 48 yards. Pirates defensive standouts Emil Weidner and Vance Duncan registered 11 and nine tackles respectively.
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Dix Panthers
Gurley Pirates
Pirates
Minuteman
Dix
Larry Dedic
Dan McKinney
McKinney
Bill Howard
Panther
Jack Gunderson
Panthers
Emil Weidner
Vance Duncan
Gering Frosh Blank Sidney In Memorial Stadium Opener
The Gering Freshman football team blanked Sidney 20-0 Saturday morning at Memorial Stadium in Gering. It was the opener for both squads. Coach Don Goos' frosh scored twice in the second quarter, Art Updike ran 72 yards for the first score and Tim Klutts added a 20-yard run.
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Gering
Sidney
Memorial Stadium
Don Goos
Frosh
Art Updike
Tim Klutts
Coyotes Top Irish 14-2 on Potter Field Home Victory Streak Stays Intact
Potter Coyotes beat Sidney St Patrick's Academy Irish 14 2 on home field during Potter Days. Rex Adams returned 85 yard punt for the opener and Jim Slama scored in the fourth quarter with PAT by Adams. Irish volunteer Jack Colling had 73 rushing yards but a held back TD and were held to 190 rushing yards and 56 passing. Potter hosts Flower next. Irish travel to Hay Springs seeking first win.
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Potter Coyotes
Sidney St. Patrick’s Academy
Irish
Coyotes
Sidney
Rob Rauner
Rex Adams
Jim Slama
Slama
Adams
Jack Colling
Coyote
Mike Weiser
Mike Kennedy
Roger Weibel
Academy
Potter
Danny Nagengast
Tom Popham
Bill Nish
Davi Olson
Randy Sprenger
Sunrise and Sunset Times for Western Nebraska Hunters
Sunrise sunset schedule for western Nebraska readers covers the coming week. Tuesday through Monday list daily dawn and dusk times: Tuesday 6 38 to 6 58, Wednesday 6 39 to 6 56, Thursday 6 40 to 6 54, Friday 6 41 to 6 52, Saturday 6 42 to 6 51, Sunday 6 43 to 6 49, Monday 6 44 to 6 47.
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Nebraska
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Chadron
John Edens
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Folkerts
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John Deere
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Midwest Equipment CO
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