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The Telegraph in Sidney Nebraska publishes sports updates with notices directed to Jack Bentley, sports editor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1947
Page
6
Ogallala and Sidney: 7-7 Tie in North Platte Area
Ogallala Indians rally late in the third quarter to tie Sidney Maroons at seven after a 58 yard drive led by Gaston. The Maroons, missing Dele Kinney to an ankle injury, held the early lead but could not seal the win as both teams traded possessions and strong defensive stands. Sidney faces Bridgeport next while Ogallala strengthens a South Platte Valley title claim with a solid conference performance.
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Jack Bentley
Sidney Maroons
Ogallala Indians
Indians
Sidney
Gaston
Maroons
Ogallala
Dele Kinney
Charley Barlow
Johnny Seevers
Little Bob
Stegeman
Charles Barlow
Buehrer
Panhandle
Bridgeport Bulldogs
Bulldogs
Gordon
Bridgeport
Gering
Chadron
Bayard
Heaton Leads Irish To 42 Point Win Over Peetz High
Pat Heaton passed for three touchdowns and Gene Durbin plus Bob Kennedy triggered the St. Pat’s Irish in a 42 to 0 victory over Peetz High on Friday. The Irish scored in every quarter, capitalized on Peetz fumbles, and built an early 10 to 0 lead ending the first period with a safety and two points. Durbin added a 40 yard TD run, Acker hauled in two scoring passes, and Kallhoff joined the parade with a 40 yard score, completing the rout as Heaton connected with Acker for another late 30 yard strike.
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Jack Bentley
Pat Heaton
Gene Durbin
Bob Kennedy
St. Pat’s
Peetz High
Heaton
Peetz
Colorado
Dick Peetz
Kennedy
Durbin
Acker
Llioyd Kallhoff
Green Clads
Kallhoff
Ferguson
Lech
Sidney Reserves To Open October First
The Maroon football reserves at Sidney ready for their opener against Kimball reserves on October 1. Coach Ray Maley leads a 23 man squad with several veterans and many promising newcomers. The schedule includes home and away games against Sterling and Oshkosh through late October and early November.
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Sidney
Kimball
Lst
Ray Maley
Dean Hiner
Ralph Smith
John Elwell
Bill Bieternitz
Ira Lund
Tom Myers
Bob Jensen
Alvin Wittig
Wayne Willard
Bill Burr
Keith Rihn
Bob Montgomery
Charles Peterson
Francis Zerr
Dennis Wamsley
Vernon Kallwell
Dan Sellers
Sterling
Oshkosh
More Hunters Anticipated for Nebraska Duck Season
Secretary Paul Gilbert of the state game commission says hunt turnout will be high as nonresident bans push hunters toward Nebraska. Farmers are largely receptive to permit-based hunting with 99 percent willing to open grounds, though some misbelieve licenses grant universal access.
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Paul Gilbert
State Game Commission
South Dakota
Nebraska
Gilbert
America
Overland Greyhound Lines
California
Pacific Northwest
Gulf Resorts
East
Greyhound Travel and
Leavenworth St
Omaha
Pheasant Season Tightens For Nonresidents In Oct
The season will be sharply restricted and nonresidents face a two-bird limit during the Oct 18 27 ten day hunt. Two stamps must be attached to licenses and signed. Gilbert, back from a statewide trip, notes many farmers burning brush and cutting hedges.
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Gilbert
Osage
Nebraska business climbs from pre war to postwar boom
Nebraska business activity stays well above the national level as agriculture recovers. Dr. Edgar Z. Palmer, bureau director, notes four distinct steps in the Nebraska index showing price and production gains since the mid-1930s lows. The ascent is described as moving upward like a ladder.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska Bureau of Business Research
Edgar Z. Palmer
Palmer
Nebraska Index Shifts Across Four War and PostwarPeriods
The Nebraska index shows four distinct phases from 1935 to mid-1946. National growth outpaced Nebraska during 1940 43 as U S war involvement remained Europe focused. Nebraska surged by 1944, then agriculture prosperity lifted the state above the nation postwar. The U S peak occurred June 1946 while Nebraska peaked in August 1946, with national figures resuming rise from December 1946 while Nebraska plateaued.
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Nebraska
United States
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