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Harry and Helen
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O’Neill, Nebraska
Page Eagles
Dropped by
Center 68-61
Center dropped the Page Eagles
from the ranks of the undefeated
68-61 in a game played Tuesday
night at Page. The game was
marred by 45 fouls. Both Cronk
and Ickes were ousted from the
Page lineup via the foul route.
Cronk was high point man for
Page with 23 while Sealer led
Center with 32.
The Page reserves won their
eighth straight tilt 35-23.
In games played last week Page
downed Clearwater 43-30 and Oak-J
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Invitational Slated
At Spencer Jan. 2-3
Spencer will hold their invita-f
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day and Tuesday, January 2 and|
3. Butte and St. Mary’s will meetl
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and Atkinson will go on the§
boards at 8:30.
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play will be held Tuesday eve-5
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Friday evening 84-48 in a game*
played at Naper. Niobrara’s sec-3
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O'Neill public high football]
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town Monday evening and it all]
started with an idea by Laurencej
Haynes—a public spirited man!
who is truly fond of sports.
Haynes enjoyed O’Neill high’s!
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should be honored with some kind]
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felt the same way. However, the!
fathers of these football players]
desired the honor of taking them]
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O'Neill, Nebraska
Cleve Walstrom of Verdigre, son of I)r. and Mrs. V. A. Walstrom,
is shown here with a six legged calf which was recently purchased
by Dr. Walstrom from a rancher In Oklahoma. The Angus Hereford
cross steer has two extra legs which are attached by cartilage from
the steer’s left shoulder. The legs are 24 inches long and each have
hooves. The steer, however, can make no use of these logs.
Bowling Results
Men’s League
Streamline League W L
Pepperuppers 27% 17%
Redbird Warriors 25 20
Page Oilers 24% 20%
Pfister Hybrids 23 22
Methodist Men 23 22
Fehrs Trac. & Eqpt. 22 23
Dankerts Warrengas 18 27
Bowes Seal Fast 17 28
High Scores: Jim McClellan and
Carl Max, 212; Robert Burival,
530; Pepperuppers, 831; Redbird
Warriors, 2360.
Varsity League W L
O’Neill Cleaners 28% 19%
Old Home Bread 27 21
Dick’s Bar 24 24
Shelhamer’s Oil 26% 21%
Johnson Jewelry 26 22
Drayton Elevator 23 25
Hamm’s 21 27
Dodd’s Oil 16 32
High Scores: Vern Lorenz, 249;
Tom Cronin, 579; Old Home
Bread, 889 and 2464.
Round-Hit League W L
Bazelmans Service 36 12
Prouty’s Cagers 29% 18%
Ye Olde Farmers 27 21
Haymakers 26% 21%
K of C Red 19 29
J. C. Maybees 19 29
Deloit Farmers 18 30
Blue Chips 17 31
High Scores: E. Robertson, 209;
E. Robertson, 583; Ye Olde Far
mers, 820 ; Bazelmans Service,
2322.
Shamrock League W L
Shonka Agency 43 21
Van Vleck Motors 37 27
9covies Western Auto 35 29
O’Neill National Bank 35 29
Farmers Store 31 33
Virg Laursen Ins. 30 34
Atkinson Teachers 28 36
O’Neill Lockers 21 43
High Scores: George Hammond,
219; Roy Gilg, 554; Shonka Agen
cy, 924 and 2573.
Beef League W L
Pa^e Oil Co. 26 19
Wick’s Body Shop 25 20
Sam’s Bar 24 21
Earley Oil Co. 24 21
Foree Tiro & Supply 15 30
High Scores: Jerry Lamason,
218 and 559; O’Neill Auto Supply,
907 and 2584.
Mac's Bar 23 22
New Deal Oil 22 23
O’Neill Auto Supply 21 24 ]
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Legion Gold 27 21
Ten Pin Lanes 27 21
K of C Green 26 22
Ideal Cleaners 23 25
VFW Post 926 22 26
Cudahy Hams 19 29
High Scores: George McCarthy,
215 and 535; Ideal Cleaners, 930
and 2313.
Women’s League
Majorette League W L
Ed Thorin 30 18
L & R Cafe 29% 18%
Melcinas Puffs 28 20
Orchard Implement 28 20
First National Bank 20 28
H. R. Smith 19% 28%
Pin Pals 19 29
Lucky Strikes 18 30
High 9cores: Jeanie Hynes
(Sub.), 185 and 476; First National
Bank, 740 and 2087.
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Pinkerman’s TV 32 16 j
The Toppers 32 16 j
Checkerboards 23 25 j
Gillespies 23 25 j
Page Oil 23 25 i
Coca Cola 22 26 j
Seven-up 19 29 i
Candy Bill’s Cafe 18 30 !
High Scores: Trudy Cleveland,;
180; Phyllis Linder, 453; Candyj
Bill’s Cafe, 705 and 1976.
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Booster League W L ;
Dick’s Bar 31 17 ]
Caterpillars 30 18 ?
J. M. McDonalds 25 23 s
O’Neill Auto Supply 23 25 ;
Hunt’s Plumbing 22 26 s
Nite Owls 22 26 ■
Ten .Pin Lanes 20 28 j
Town House 19 29 S
High Scores: Nancy Grady, 194;|
Jo Ann Wesker, 480; J. M. Mc-S
Donalds, 705 and 2052.
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what better reason
to wish you the joys
of this happy season.
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St. Mary's Squeaks by St. Joe
53-49 with Final Quarter Drive
By Jim Sullivan
St. Joseph’s of Atkinson travel
ed to O’Neill last Friday night
to receive a 53-49 loss in a close
game with St. Mary's. The
Card’s gathered steam with the
much improved shooting and re
bounding of Jerry Gokie and Cal
Peter’s and took a 14 to 8 lead
in the first quarter. Mudloff loft
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the floor as the buzzer .sounded
for the end of the first quarter.
The second quarter found the
Bluejays pulling up to within 2
points, behind the shooting of
Mark McKay wno scored 9 of
his 17 points in the second stan
za. Half time score was 25-23 with
St. Mary’s in the lead.
The third quarter opened at a
hot pace. Mike McKay and Larry
J.idge combined for 14 points in
a 20 point third quarter to shove
Atkinson ahead at the end of the
third quarter 43-38. In the final
period St. Mary’s, paced by N r
man Mudloff, came from behind
and held the load for their third
victory.
G >kie led both departments with
16 points and 20 rebounds. He
was followed by Mudloff with 14,
Peter, 13; Donohoe, 6 and Spitzen
berger, 4 points.
Most of Atkinson’s scoring was
based around three men. Mark
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RESERVES
The St. Mary's reserve team
upped their record to 3-1 with a
44-35 win over the St. Joe re
serve’s. The game was a close
one most of the way but the young
Cardinals pulled it out in the
fourth quarter behind the shoot
ing of Pr.iss, Oetter and Tomjack,
who had 14. !) and 8 points respec
tively. St. Joe’s reserves wore
paced by Valley with 7, Keating,
6, and Krysl, 6.
Chambers Suffers
52-54 Defeat by
Bartlett Friday
Chambers suffered a 52-54 de
feat Friday night at the hands of
Bartlett. Bob Crosby and Bill Day
each contributed 17 points for
Bartlett while Larry Swanson was
high point man for Chamber* with
24.
This was the second loss of the
week for the Chambers crew.
Tuesday night they were handed
a 59-56 defeat by Elgin. Rick
Johnson led the E'gin scoring
with 13 points while Swanson was
high for Chambers with 19. Dale
Adams was second high with 14.
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