Bearcats Crush Sidney Ma roons 33 0 in Nonconference Clash
Scottsbluff driven by Bruce Black 227 rushing yards and 19 total fumbles by Sidney roll to a 33 0 victory at Bearcat Stadium. Doug Adams and Chuck Hornstein scored early while Black broke a 76 yard run after the halftime kickoff. Sidney suffers injuries to Willard and Hollingsworth as Scottsbluff improves to 3 1 while Sidney drops to 1 3.
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Scottsbluff
Ney
Sidney High Maroons
Bearcat Stadium
Bearcats
Maroons
Sidney
Bruce Black
Doug Adams
Maroon
Doug Butler
Scotts Bluff
Chuck Hornstein
Black
Gering
John Guettler
Adams
Bearcat
Dean Palser
Jim Olson
Larry Willard
Rick Hollingsworth
Willard
Leonard Perez
Scottsb!ff
Crook Bulldogs overwhelm Peetz in LPV clash 30 to 19
Crook downed Peetz 30 to 19 after trailing 7 0 early in the second period. Jim Roelle opened Peetz scoring, then Crook responded with five straight TDs including runs by Kuskie and a Buttle pair. Peetz led in first downs 8 to 7 before Crook pulled away.
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Peetz
Bulldogs
Crooks
Jim Roelle
Jim Segelke
Crook
Ed Amen
al Buttle
Buttle
Ron Kuskie
Kuskie
Roelle
Darrell McAllister
Ovid
Selzer Wins Telegraph Football Contest With Tie-Breaker
Mike Selzer Jr of Sidney wins the weekly Telegraph Football Contest prize of 10 dollars after a close field. His tie-breaker guess of 35 to 7 on Oregon State versus Colorado 41 to 6 actual score boosts his victory over Darrell Lenz of Chappell who predicted 14 to 13 margin for Colorado.
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Mike Selzer Jr
King Street
Sidney
Darrell Lenz
Chappell
Iowa
Wahington State
Selzer
Wyoming
Utah State
Rice
LSU
Lenz
Pitt
Washington
UCLA
Penn State
Oregon State
Colorado
B D. Hammond
W L. Conger
Dick Bales
The
Telegraph
Mlinois
California
Northwestern
Indiana
Washington State
Iowa State
WMI
Kansas
Syracuse
San Jose State
Kansas State
Michigan
SMU
Michigan State
North Carolina
Outdoor Nebraska Magazine Expands to 68-Page Hunting Issue
The Nebraska Game Commission publishes a 68 page October edition of Outdoor Nebraska, up from 44, offering comprehensive hunting guidance. Articles cover prime Nebraska hunting locations, gear tips, processing, field dressing, and species from ringneck pheasants to deer and ducks.
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Nebraska
Lincoln
The
Game Commission
Sportsman's
Ringneck
High School Football Scores From Nebraska Grid Action
Scottsbluff 33 Sidney 0 Bayard 14 St. Pat's 6 Torrington 27 Gering 0 Alliance 12 Ogallala 0 Bridgeport 28 Oshkosh 0 Hemingford 14 Minatare 0 Mitchell 26 Morrill 0 Chappell 19 Kimball 0 Crawford 13 Rushville 0 Chadron 19 Hay Springs 0 Dix 6 Lodgepole 0 Gordon 20 O Neill 0 North Platte 27 Hastings 0 Mullen 20 Alliance St Agnes 6 Dalton 37 Gurley 13 Bushnell 14 Melbeta 13 Harrisburg 19 Potter 12 McCook 20 Lexington 19 Crook 30 Peetz 13 Ovid 26 Niff 12
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Scottsbluff
Sidney
Bayard
St. Pat’s
Torrington
Gering
Alliance
Ogallala
Bridgeport
Oshkosh
Hemingford
Minatare
Mitchell
Morrill
Chappell
Kimball
Crawford
Rushville
Chadron
Hay Springs
Dix
Lodgepole
Gordon
O’neill
North Platte
Hastings
Mullen
Alliance St. Agnes
Dalton
Gurley
Complex Questions Book For Hunters Preservation
A detailed guide highlights how intricate questions sharpen knowledge and preparedness. The book aims to be a durable reference for many hunting seasons through memorization and careful study.
Goose Season Opens and Closes Dates and Limits
The goose season begins October 2 and ends December 15 with daily shooting hours from sunrise to sunset. Possession and bag limits: up to two Canada geese or subspecies, or one Canada goose plus one white fronted goose, or one white-fronted goose, or one Ross' goose. Statewide open except sanctuaries refuges farms and areas closed by law.
Waterfowl seasons set with geese opening October 2
Lincoln sportsmen will see strong waterfowl hunting this season with geese opening October 2 and ending December 15. Daily bag five, possession five. limits exclude most goose types. Ducks, mergansers, and coots open October 5 in two segments through October 13 and November 16 through December 8. Grouse seasons open in Sand Hills and a new Southwest area October 26, closing October 31.
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Lincoln
M O. Steen
Game Commission
Commission
Canada
Sand Hills
Dix edges Lodgepole in LPV action. Dalton, Harrisburg stay unbeaten
In Lodgepole Valley Conference football, Dayton and Harrisburg remain undefeated. Dix defeats Lodgepole 6-0 in an eight man contest while Bushnell edges Melbeta 14-13. Harrisburg rallies to beat Potter 18-12 after a late 12-12 tie. Don Bancroft Dennis Bayne and Stuart Morgan star for home squad with Morgan scoring twice and Bayne kicking the lone extra point.
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Dayton
Harrisburg
Tigers
Gurley
Wildcats
Potter
Dix
Lodgepole
Bushnell
Melbeta
Don Bancroft
Dennis Bayne
Bancroft
Bayne
Dalton
Larry Miller
Russ Rushman
Stuart Morgan
Show
Morgan
Pam Lessig
Sidney Draper
Lyle Miller
Jolene Jurgens
Mary Ann Hurth
Larry Malm
Dick van Pelt
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Ligie Rundell
Pat Faden
Dix Soves
David Hammond
Hammond
Bill Sergent
Cate
Baker's Tire Service
Sidney Or Kimball
Illinois
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Ulange
Cheyenne County
Ralph Carleton
Yamber Co
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Praska Motor Barriers’ Association
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