Susan Hiner Named Outstanding Junior Olympic Field Athlete
Susan Hiner of Dalton was honored at a Council Bluffs banquet as Outstanding Junior Olympic Field and Track Athlete of the Midwestern Association. The 16 year old, a Dalton High senior, earned a 16-11 best mark at Nationals and helped Dalton teams win multiple district state and regional Junior Olympic titles.
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Susan Hiner
Dean Hiner
Dalton
Council Bluffs
Miss Hiner
Knoxville
Tenn
Nebraska
Iowa
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Patty Berry
Dalton High School
Cindy Cruise
Miss Cruise
Hiner
Des Moines
Dalton Band
Chorus
FHA
Red Raiders Face Alliance in 44th Meeting for City State Glory
Sidney High Red Raiders travel to Alliance to duel the Bulldogs in a 44th gridiron meeting. Alliance holds a 25-14-4 edge. Sidney eyes a repeat of top Class B ranking with a balanced aerial and ground attack. Co-Captains Gerald Thompson and Mike Sutton lead a stable lineup as both teams seek pivotal victory.
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Sidney High Red Raiders
Alliance Bulldogs
Alliance
Raiders
Omaha World Herald
Bulldogs
Raider
Ft. Morgan
Gering
Gerald Thompson
Mike Sutton
John O’connell
John Jeppesen
Steve Mattoon
Irvin Butts
Dale Foland
Bob Mika
Bill Cox
Kent Halley
Sidney
Chadron
Kimball
Bulledogs
Irish Take On Dix In Grid Tilt
India opens first national philatelic museum with 60 000 stamps. Irish football coach announces starting lineups for the St Pat's clash at Dix with Bill Pat Colling at tackle positions and Bill Mark Bonkiewicz at halfback roles.
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NEW Stamp Museum
New Delhi
India
Dix
Callings
Bonkiewiczs
Sidney St. Pat
Alvin Mapel
Bill
Pat Colling
Mark Bonkiewicz
Combina
Potter And Dix Top Class D Listing In Omaha World Herald
The Omaha World Herald ranks Class D teams with Dix at number five and Potter at ten. Dix blanked Lodgepole and Gurley in opening games while Potter beat Dalton and Sidney St Patrick’s. The article notes lineups and defensive changes as both teams push for Minuteman Conference title. Mosquito eggs require about two days to hatch into wigglers.
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Omaha World Herald
Potter
Dix
Dix Panthers
Potter Coyotes
Elwood
Pilger
Sumner
Wallbach
Davenport
Clark
Pleasanton
Polk
Coyotes
Minuteman
Thon
Bill Bonkiewicz
Mark
Clay Radtke
Vince Beyer
Steve Sutton
Ted Egging
Alan Runge
Jack Bennett
Steve Rea
Mapel
Steve Kennedy
Runge
Morris
Radtke
Kennedy
Bill Colling
Sutton
Bennett
Mark Bonkiewicz
Egging
Pat Colling
Rea
Lodgepole and Gurley
Bruce Engel Named Star Of The Week At Omaha World Herald
Bruce Engel of Hemingford earned the Star Of The Week honor from the Omaha World Herald after scoring three touchdowns in two games and returning three passes for scores on defense. He helped end a scoreless stretch with an interception return for a winning touchdown against Hay Springs. Dennis Folkerts of Lodgepole was among contenders, throwing a 35 yard TD pass and later catching an 88 yard score against Harrisburg.
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Bruce Engel
Hemmingford
Omaha World Herald
Hemingford
Hay Springs
Dennis Folkerts
Lodgepole
Harrisburg
Lethal Gases Warned For Silo Harvest Dangers
An agriculture engineer from the University of Nebraska E A Ol warned farmers during the corn harvest to beware dangerous gases from silos. Nitrogen dioxide is lethal and heavier than air often collecting inside silos. It has a yellowish brown color and a faint smell of laundry.
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University of Nebraska
E. A. Olson
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Herald ‘Star
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Charles Everitt
Jan Phillips
Richard Jensen
Ken Moncrief
Betty Knicely
Max Kors
Hilme Hahler
Ruth Cook
Lois Willey
Ancil Lewis
Judy Lichtenberg
Don Burrows
Jean Rankin
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