Dee Zanders joins Mansfield Junior High in Tucson 1982 63
Coach Dee Zanders former Oriole mentor now leads Essex Trojans and signs to teach Mathematics and physical education at Mansfield Junior High Tucson Ariz for the 1982 63 season He leaves Malvern and Haxex amid modest coaching records and is remembered as a clean competitor in the Corner Conference.
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Dee Zanders
Oriole
Essex Trojans
Mansfield
Tucson
Ariz
Dee
Malvern
Haxex
Hites Heave Gives Orioles a Narrow Track Meet Place
Malvern finished 16th among 38 Class B teams at Tarkio Tri State Track Meet. Jerry Hites placed second in shot put with 45 11 inch. Tegel-hutter of Syracuse won with 46 24 inch. Corner Conference teams added points from South Page Fremont-Mills Essex and Farragut. Tarkio won with 2542 points. Corners yielded minor placings in mile and high jump. Other Oriole participants included Hays, Thompson, Gidley, Stewart, and Stewart injured.
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Malvern
Tarkio, Mo
Jerry Hites
Oriole
Tegelhutter
Syracuse
Neb
South Page
Fremont-Mills
Essex
Farragut
Hamburg
Nishna Valley
Tarkio
Fremont Mills
Achenbach
Douglas
Taylor
John Hays
Vern Thompson
Tommy Gidley
Lyle Stewart
Stewart
Corner Officials Set Up Baseball Track Procedures
Corner conference officials met at Essex to set April 25 for the track meet at Shenandoah, note four schools have girls track this spring, plan dual and triangular meets at Malvern and Farragut, set a 10-school summer baseball schedule beginning May 25 at most sites and June 1 at Malvern, and approve work on new methods for selecting teams reporting games and standings ahead of a May 3 meeting at Farragut.
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Essex
Shenandoah
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Farragut
Dutch Gun Club Honors Oriolettes at Tabor Dinner
The Dutch Gun club hosted a dinner at the Brick Inn in Tabor to honor the MCHS Oriolettes basketball team and coach Bill Beasley. Omaha World-Herald star Howard Brantz presented a plaque symbolizing southwest Iowa girls basketball supremacy, with Alfred Knop Supt Crink and Rosalie Turner among speakers and seniors Kay Harshbarger and Jabara Shapcott noted. Louis Knop played back tape recordings of Council Bluffs and Waterloo tournament games, rekindling the tense competition.
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Malvern Oriolettes
Howard Brantz
Omaha World-Herald
Brick Inn
Tabor
Bill Beasley
Matsters
Bill
Rose Turner
Lara Beckwith
Barbara
Iuurra
Sharon Shapcott
Ree Lane
Ieocen
Don Fieselman
Tarkio
Lanny Gay
Lowell McMillen
Lyle Stewart
MCHS
Omaha World-Herald Sports Star
Southwest Iowa
Alfred Knop
Gun Club
Supt
N. P. Crink
Beasley
Mr. Brantz
Louis Knop
Council Bluffs
Waterloo
Start Soapbox Races at Hastings
Hastings lads will have supervised recreation this spring as Darrell Taylor sparked interest in soapbox racing. The town council approved a two block course on the school house hill to be posted for the race. Darrell began the sport last Sunday with two boys ready to race and more racers expected each Sunday. He aims for regular Sunday events and also promotes a summer softball program.
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Hastings
Darrell Taylor
Darrell
Pioneer Highs to Surface and Gibson Feeds Lead Bowler Scores
A slow week vs Pioneer Highs with Wally Surface and Ted Bacon top scoring. Surface earned 600 pinfall, eight Pioneers broke 560, and Gibson Feeds won team honors with a 92 game and 2701 series.
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Pioneers
Wally Surface
Ted ‘Bacon
Surface
Sursace
Bacon
M. Repschiseger
K. Hopp
A. Bird
B. Regenauer
D. Lefever
Sheer
W. Surface
T. Bacon
Repschisewer
Stanley
W. Stanley
Fanning
Alley
Peterson
Lefever
Gibson
Women league bowled strong session led by Fran Razer
The Women's Wednesday Nite league at Stanley Bowl enjoyed a solid session. Fran Razer toped the evening with a 206 pinfall, Carolyn Stanley 203, and Pat Mercer 466 for the night. Several bowlers topped 180, with Mercer leading a 500-plus series and Forney, McCluskey, Livengood, Miller among the 500s. Market led with a 72 game and 2494 series as Glenwood Bank and Malvern Bank posted top scores, Tranksen and Johnson finishing high and Malvern placing third in team totals.
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Fran Razer
Carolyn Stanley
Pat Mercer
Jane Miller
Winnie McCluskay
Shirley Turner
Betty Radford
Jan Forney
Chris Hites
Annie Leick
Cora Nusa
Vicky Holden
Agnes Livengood
Mercer
Winnis McCluskey
Cora Nuss
Fran Razor
Lois Osborn
Glenwood Bank
Tranksen
Johnson
Malvern Bank
Tabor Golfer Named Head of Fairview Country Club
Duane Hampton of Tabor was elected president of the Fairview Country club at the Legion club north of Glenwood on Wednesday evening. Officers named include Darrell Frederickson Malvern vice president Robert Salyers Malvern secretary treasurer Edwin Carter Glenwood and Kenneth Jones Malvern directors. Salyers succeeds Chas D Costello who requested retirement after 15 years as secretary. The club voted for Cat ford A Boyer to receive a life membership for her long service and club development. Dues remain 17.50 for single or family, 10 for college students, 25 for school members, and 2.50 for single students. green fees are 1 on weekdays and 2 on weekends and holidays. Green conditions were good as play began and fairways were developing rapidly.
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Duane Hampton
Tabor
Fairview Country Club
Legion Club
Glenwood
Darrell Frederickson
Malvern
Robert Salyers
Edwin Carter
Kenneth Jones
Salyers
Chas
D. Costello
Catford A. Boyer
Malvern High Girls Track Opens With Strong Practice
Malvern High sees 26 girls report for practice under Coach Vernon Arndt. Conditioning begins as a varied list of events is set, including 60 yd through 440 yd sprints, hurdles, relays, medleys, and field events such as high and broad jumps, shot put, and throws.
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Malvern High
Vernon Arndt
Mercer Named to IHSGAU Girls Track Committee
Coach Marlin Mercer and several area figures were named to a state IHSGAU committee forming plans for the girls track finals. The group met to map dates and sites for the events with finals set for May 11 and 12 and a state championship on May 19. Mercer pioneered local girls track programs and hosted the Blackhawkette Relays and Haglatte Relays in prior years.
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Mercer
Ihsgau
Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley Com
Jete Munity High School
Iowa High School Girls Athletic Union
Greenwood Retires from Coaching at Nishna Valley Hi
Coach Gary Greenwood of Nish na Valley high retires from coaching after the past basketball season. He will stay on as science teacher in the NV system. Greenwood began at Emjerson high and continued after Nishna Valley formed, coaching boys basketball and baseball and teaching physical education. Over three years his teams posted a 47 33 record, a strong mark despite 16 Blackhawks losses during the rebuilding season.
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Gary Greenwood
Nishna Valley High
Greenwood
Emjerson High
Nishna Valley
Gary
Blackhawks
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