South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014 Page 25 Sports Sat., Oct. 18, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m. Sedgwick County Fairgrounds - Julesburg, CO Bjorklun Old West Auction Michael Auction Service Julesburg, CO Lloyd Michael, Jr.: 970-474-3693 TERMS OF SALE: 3% Buyer’s Premium. We accept Visa/Master Card. Cash & cashable check payments are discounted 3%. Photo ID is required to obtain buyer’s number. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for property after sold or for accidents. All items sold as is, where is no guarantees. Announcements sale day take precedence over all printed matter. Plan on joining us as we offer the lifetime Old West, bit & spur collection of Augie & Jan Bjorklun. The Bjorkluns were well-known collectors in the bit & spur world. Augie has decided that it is time to share this collection with other Old West lovers. You will not want to miss this fantastic offering of quality of Old West, bits & spurs. Lunch Will Be By Little Jo's Skillet 35 boot jacks; medicine bits & spectums; Mormon hobbles; largw amount of US Calvary, WWI & WWII items; several handmade hoof picks; US Calvary mikeevers; several army headstalls & shoemaker bits; cast iron jockey black man hitching post; blacksmith forge; horse tethers; rope maker w/tool; several hand forged branding irons; lg selection of harness buckles & cinch rings; saddle maker’s stitching horse; lg selection of early barbed wire & barbed wire tools; cast iron & wooden stirrups; tapedaros; spur straps; 17 guns incl ri�les & pistols – Winchester, Spring�ield; Stevens; Iver Johnson, Remington; several pairs of saddle bags; US Calvary Ferrier’s horseshoeing kit; 150 bits incl several pistol bits, Kelly, Buermann, Ricardo, Crocketts, Northup Judd, CA styles, lady leg, US Calvary, Machesney, E. Garcia, Jack Ferguson, Daisy, Winchester lady leg, Crockett Rinalda, Spanish style, Buermann lady legs, Rock Island Arsenal 1912- 1918; 250 pairs of spurs includng large amount of Buermanns, L. Wagner, Casey, E. Garcia, Crockett, Kelly, Wayne Paul, Jody Grimes, D. Anderson, Don Pierce, JJ Smith, North & Judd, D. Ricardo, Kittleson, Walt Rambo, Jerry Galway, Bud Winbourn, ML Emberson, Shugg, Bill Madol, Timmorre, Pete, Charlie Shank, Don Pierce, Gene Rogers, Tim Moore, King, Emmonds, John Murphy, Gary Wiggins, Bill Adamson, Garcia, several lady leg, Machesney, Huntsville Prison, Boone, Don Moore, Bob Hall, Carl Hall, Rock Island Arsenal. CHUCK WAGON: Miniature wooden handmade chuck wagon by Augie, completely stocked. SADDLES: Fred Mueller; Marx Bros; RT Frasier; Circle Y; Shipley; Powder River. Go to www.michaelauction.com for catalog. AUGIE & JAN BJORKLUN, OWNERS SERVICES •Detailing •Head Light Restoration •3M Window Tint •3M Clean Bra Paint Protection •Windshield Rock Chip Repair •New Vehicle Protection Package •Paint Protection Film SALES Grill Guard Floor Mats Bed Cover Window Vents Mud Guards Lighting Lift Kits Fender Flares Running Boards Ski/Bike Racks Winches Backup Camera Hitches Tool Boxes Bed Mats Hood Shields Putting pride in your ride 431 N. 3rd St. (970) 580-4345 Front St. Vending Pool League Standings As Of 10/2/14 Team Round Total Won Points Sidney 4.0 210 Dwaynes 3.5 191 Bedfords 3.0 189 Henry’s 3.0 185 Golden Geese 2.5 186 A Few Sticks Shy 2.0 197 Players of Week Pts Won Ron D. Shino 50 5 of 5 Dave Tennant 50 5 of 5 EROS Ron D. Shino, 1; Wayne Lebsock, 1 Ten Zeros Ron D. Shino, 1; Dave Tennant, 1 If interested in joining a pool league contact Ron Shino, 580-5134. Pool League Standings By Ken McDowell Sports Editor MERINO – The Merino Rams picked up their first Plains Conference win of the year Friday in 8-man football action with a 30- 22 home victory over the Sedgwick County Cougars. Merino, ranked fifth in 8-man football this week, improves to 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the league. Sedgwick County drops to number 8 this week in 8-man football, and dips to 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference. The Rams played without their leading rusher on offense, senior Marcelino Baptista, in Friday’s win over Sedgwick County. Baptista rolled his ankle in the 20-12 loss at Akron on Sept. 26 and did not carry the ball against Sedgwick County Thursday. Therefore, the Rams used a variety of running backs and went to the air more often on the arm of senior quarterback Curtis Tappy, who was 7-fort-15 for 79 yards. Merino led 14-8 at the end of the first quarter and 22-14 at halftime. Neither team reached paydirt in the third quarter and in the final frame added 8 each to make the final tally of 30-22 in favor of the Rams. Merino rushed for 245 yards, led by senior Jorden Jole with 82 yards on 24 carries; Tappy had 14 carries for 55 yards and a TD: sophomore Dylan Clifford 46 yards on 9 carries while scoring 3 touchdowns; junior Ace Conger 44 yards on 9 carries; sophomore Wyatt Barton 10 yards on 3 carries and junior Logan Redabaugh 8 yards on 1 carry. Redabaugh had 5 catches for 69yards and Jole 2 receptions for 10 yards. “Our offensive line did a great job blocking,” said Merino Coach Marlan Tramp. “We threw the ball more than we have in the past, and Tappy did a good job finding the open receivers. We had a more balanced offense.” On defense senior Jaxson Hastings led Merino in tackles with 13; Baptista did contribute heavily with 12 tackles; senior Trace Elliott 11 and Tappy, Jole and Barton 10 each. Tappy and Jole each had an interception and Elliott recovered a Sedgwick County fumble as the Rams forced 3 big turnovers. Merino will travel to Greeley Saturday for a 1 p.m. Plains Conference battle against the Dayspring Christian Eagles. Dayspring, the defending 8-man state champion, boasts a 6-0 overall mark and 2-0 in the conference. The Eagles remain the top-ranked team in 8-man football this week. Tramp reported that Baptista, who has 598 yards rushing in 5 games this year, will return to the offensive backfield this Saturday. “This will be a tough game for us and we will have to play well,” Tramp added. “So far this year Dayspring has handled its opponents pretty easy and has handled the challenge against the tough teams like Caliche. “They are a physical team and are well coached, but I think we can match up with them pretty good.” Freshman Kevin Blanco (10) of the Northeastern Junior College (NJC) Plainsmen soccer team battles against a Trinidad State Junior College de- fender in a recent match at the Sterling High School (SHS) Soccer Field. On Saturday NJC hosted Western Wyoming College and lost 2-0. NJC (1-10- 1) plays at Western Nebraska Community College (WNCC) in Scottsbluff, Neb., today (Wednesday), at Barton County, Kan., Community College Friday and Northwest Kansas Technical College Saturday. (SPS Photo By Ken McDowell.) Registration is underway for the upcoming City of Sterling, 2014- 2015 Youth Basketball Program. The program is available to boys and girls currently in the 2 nd through 6 th grades. Boys and girls will participate in separate divisions. Registration Procedure: You can register your children using our registration forms or online registration. To register using a registration form: Forms are available at the Recreation Center, all RE-1 Elementary Schools, Sterling Middle School and other area schools. They are also available at Pro Sports and at the Department of Parks, Library and Recreation Office in City Hall. The registration fee must accompany the registration form. To register online: Go to www. teamsideline.com/sterling. Simply make a login name and password and follow the steps. The deadline to enter is Wed., Nov. 5. Registration forms and fees may be mailed to or dropped off at the Sterling Recreation Center, P.O. Box 4000 Sterling, CO 80751. The registration fee is $30 per player. Season: Approximately 6 games and 10 practices for all divisions. Practices cannot begin until the week of Dec. 1. Teams will practice once a week after school or in the early evening at elementary and middle schools. Volunteer coaches are needed to conduct this program. Individuals interested in coaching a team can indicate so, on their child’s paper registration form or online. There will be a mandatory coach’s meeting/clinic for all coaches on Sun., Nov. 23. City Youth Basketball signups begins Junior Logan Redabaugh of the Rams picks up yardage in Friday's win. (SPS Photo By Melanie Kind- vall.) Rams thump Sedgwick County to win first Plains Conference game
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South Platte Sentinel Wednesday, Oct. 8, 2014 Page 25Sports
Sat., Oct. 18, 2014 @ 10:00 a.m.Sedgwick County Fairgrounds - Julesburg, CO
Bjorklun Old West Auction
Michael Auction ServiceJulesburg, CO Lloyd Michael, Jr.: 970-474-3693
TERMS OF SALE: 3% Buyer’s Premium. We accept Visa/Master Card. Cash & cashable check payments are discounted 3%. Photo ID is required to obtain buyer’s number. No property removed until settled for. Not responsible for property after sold or for accidents. All items sold as is, where is no guarantees. Announcements sale day take precedence over all printed matter.
Plan on joining us as we offer the lifetime Old West, bit & spur collection of Augie & Jan Bjorklun. The Bjorkluns were well-known collectors in the bit & spur world. Augie has decided that it is time to share this collection with other Old West lovers. You will not want to miss this fantastic offering of quality of Old West, bits & spurs.
Lunch Will Be By Little Jo's Skillet
35 boot jacks; medicine bits & spectums; Mormon hobbles; largw amount of US Calvary, WWI & WWII items; several handmade hoof picks; US Calvary mikeevers; several army headstalls & shoemaker bits; cast iron jockey black man hitching post; blacksmith forge; horse tethers; rope maker w/tool; several hand forged branding irons; lg selection of harness buckles & cinch rings; saddle maker’s stitching horse; lg selection of early barbed wire & barbed wire tools; cast iron & wooden stirrups; tapedaros; spur straps; 17 guns incl ri�les & pistols – Winchester, Spring�ield; Stevens; Iver Johnson, Remington; several pairs of saddle bags; US Calvary Ferrier’s horseshoeing kit; 150 bits incl several pistol bits, Kelly, Buermann, Ricardo, Crocketts, Northup Judd, CA styles, lady leg, US Calvary, Machesney, E. Garcia, Jack Ferguson, Daisy, Winchester lady leg, Crockett Rinalda, Spanish style, Buermann lady legs, Rock Island Arsenal 1912-1918; 250 pairs of spurs includng large amount of Buermanns, L. Wagner, Casey, E. Garcia, Crockett, Kelly, Wayne Paul, Jody Grimes, D. Anderson, Don Pierce, JJ Smith, North & Judd, D. Ricardo, Kittleson, Walt Rambo, Jerry Galway, Bud Winbourn, ML Emberson, Shugg, Bill Madol, Timmorre, Pete, Charlie Shank, Don Pierce, Gene Rogers, Tim Moore, King, Emmonds, John Murphy, Gary Wiggins, Bill Adamson, Garcia, several lady leg, Machesney, Huntsville Prison, Boone, Don Moore, Bob Hall, Carl Hall, Rock Island Arsenal. CHUCK WAGON: Miniature wooden handmade chuck wagon by Augie, completely stocked.SADDLES: Fred Mueller; Marx Bros; RT Frasier; Circle Y; Shipley; Powder River.
Go to www.michaelauction.com for catalog.AUGIE & JAN BJORKLUN, OWNERS
SERVICES•Detailing
•Head Light Restoration•3M Window Tint
•3M Clean Bra Paint Protection•Windshield Rock Chip Repair
•New Vehicle Protection Package •Paint Protection Film
SALESGrill GuardFloor MatsBed Cover
Window VentsMud Guards
LightingLift Kits
Fender FlaresRunning BoardsSki/Bike Racks
WinchesBackup Camera
HitchesTool BoxesBed Mats
Hood Shields
Putting pride in your ride
431 N. 3rd St.(970) 580-4345431 N. 3rd St.431 N. 3rd St.
Putting pride in your ridePutting pride in your rideFront St. Vending Pool LeagueStandings As Of 10/2/14Team Round Total Won PointsSidney 4.0 210Dwaynes 3.5 191 Bedfords 3.0 189Henry’s 3.0 185Golden Geese 2.5 186A Few Sticks Shy 2.0 197Players of Week Pts Won Ron D. Shino 50 5 of 5Dave Tennant 50 5 of 5EROSRon D. Shino, 1; Wayne Lebsock, 1Ten ZerosRon D. Shino, 1; Dave Tennant, 1 If interested in joining a pool league contact Ron Shino, 580-5134.
Pool LeagueStandings
By Ken McDowell Sports Editor MERINO – The Merino Rams picked up their fi rst Plains Conference win of the year Friday in 8-man football action with a 30-22 home victory over the Sedgwick County Cougars. Merino, ranked fi fth in 8-man football this week, improves to 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the league. Sedgwick County drops to number 8 this week in 8-man football, and dips to 5-1 overall and 1-1 in the conference. The Rams played without their leading rusher on offense, senior
Marcelino Baptista, in Friday’s win over Sedgwick County. Baptista rolled his ankle in the 20-12 loss at Akron on Sept. 26 and did not carry the ball against Sedgwick County Thursday. Therefore, the Rams used a variety of running backs and went to the air more often on the arm of senior quarterback Curtis Tappy, who was 7-fort-15 for 79 yards. Merino led 14-8 at the end of the fi rst quarter and 22-14 at halftime. Neither team reached paydirt in the third quarter and in the fi nal frame added 8 each to make the fi nal tally of 30-22 in favor of the
Rams. Merino rushed for 245 yards, led by senior Jorden Jole with 82 yards on 24 carries; Tappy had 14 carries for 55 yards and a TD: sophomore Dylan Clifford 46 yards on 9 carries while scoring 3 touchdowns; junior Ace Conger 44 yards on 9 carries; sophomore Wyatt Barton 10 yards on 3 carries and junior Logan Redabaugh 8 yards on 1 carry. Redabaugh had 5 catches for 69yards and Jole 2 receptions for 10 yards. “Our offensive line did a great job blocking,” said Merino Coach Marlan Tramp. “We threw the ball
more than we have in the past, and Tappy did a good job fi nding the open receivers. We had a more balanced offense.” On defense senior Jaxson Hastings led Merino in tackles with 13; Baptista did contribute heavily
with 12 tackles; senior Trace Elliott 11 and Tappy, Jole and Barton 10 each. Tappy and Jole each had an interception and Elliott recovered a Sedgwick County fumble as the Rams forced 3 big turnovers. Merino will travel to Greeley Saturday for a 1 p.m. Plains Conference battle against the Dayspring Christian Eagles. Dayspring, the defending 8-man state champion, boasts a 6-0 overall mark and 2-0 in the conference. The Eagles remain the top-ranked team in 8-man football this week. Tramp reported that Baptista, who has 598 yards rushing in 5 games this year, will return to the offensive backfi eld this Saturday. “This will be a tough game for us and we will have to play well,” Tramp added. “So far this year Dayspring has handled its opponents pretty easy and has handled the challenge against the tough teams like Caliche. “They are a physical team and are well coached, but I think we can match up with them pretty good.”
Freshman Kevin Blanco (10) of the Northeastern Junior College (NJC) Plainsmen soccer team battles against a Trinidad State Junior College de-fender in a recent match at the Sterling High School (SHS) Soccer Field. On Saturday NJC hosted Western Wyoming College and lost 2-0. NJC (1-10-1) plays at Western Nebraska Community College (WNCC) in Scottsbluff, Neb., today (Wednesday), at Barton County, Kan., Community College Friday and Northwest Kansas Technical College Saturday. (SPS Photo By Ken McDowell.)
Registration is underway for the upcoming City of Sterling, 2014-2015 Youth Basketball Program. The program is available to boys and girls currently in the 2nd through 6th grades. Boys and girls will participate in separate divisions. Registration Procedure: You can register your children using our registration forms or online registration. To register using a registration form: Forms are available at the Recreation Center, all RE-1 Elementary Schools, Sterling Middle School and other area schools. They are also available at Pro Sports and at the Department of Parks, Library and Recreation Offi ce in City Hall. The registration fee must accompany the registration form. To register online: Go to www.teamsideline.com/sterling. Simply make a login name and password and follow the steps. The deadline to enter is Wed., Nov. 5. Registration forms and fees may be mailed to or dropped off at the Sterling Recreation Center, P.O. Box 4000 Sterling, CO 80751. The registration fee is $30 per player. Season: Approximately 6 games and 10 practices for all divisions. Practices cannot begin until the week of Dec. 1. Teams will practice
once a week after school or in the early evening at elementary and middle schools. Volunteer coaches are needed to conduct this program. Individuals interested in
coaching a team can indicate so, on their child’s paper registration form or online. There will be a mandatory coach’s meeting/clinic for all coaches on Sun., Nov. 23.
City Youth Basketball signups begins
Junior Logan Redabaugh of the Rams picks up yardage in Friday's win. (SPS Photo By Melanie Kind-vall.)
Rams thump Sedgwick County to win fi rst Plains Conference game
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