Open golf event at Fairview Club Malvern this weekend
Fairways greens and equipment ready for two tournaments at Fairview Country Club. On Saturday the Best Ball meet pairs teams of two with the best ball counting. Play starts at 1 pm. Sunday features the club penn meet with 27 holes in the championship and 18 for other flights. Entries: 3 for championship and 2 for other flights.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Max Chandler
Fairiew
Malvern 8 Grid candidates sign with IHL squad
Forty eight boys form the largest Malvern Community High IHL football squad under Coach Hill Beasley. Tryouts and gear fitting events are scheduled, with practice starting August 24. Late comers welcome. those without teeth protectors should contact Beasley for scheduling.
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IHL
Malvern Community High
Hill Beasley
Beasley Till
J. R. Beckwith
Beasley
Nishna Valley Beats Stanton To End Season
Nishna Valley High finished its baseball season with a 5-3 win over Stanton after a series postponed from three earlier dates. Coach Gary Greenwood’s Blackhawks won 9-3. pitchers Bob Wilkinson and Paul Swanson each allowed 5 hits in a complete game.
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Nishna Valley High
Blackhawks
Stanton
Gary Greenwood
Boys
Bob Wilkinson
N V
Paul Swanson
Mothers Take Top Place in Roll Off Wednesday Night
The Hight Hall League ended its season with the Mothers defeating the Challengers two games to one in a Wednesday roll-off to claim the championship after a Tuesday finish left two Malvern entries tied for first. Evelyn Goy led the M-Squad with a 194 game and 520 series. the Per-Mites posted a 792 game and 2278 series for best team effort.
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Hight Hall League
Malvern
Angela
Evelyn Goy
M-Squad
Per-Mites
Marilyn McCrary
Gwen Krecklow
Wilma Kahl
Mary McCartney
Auburn Bird
Katy Reid
Betty Baldozier
Vivian Harrington
Msquad
Quail Population to be Increased in Mills County
A fresh covey of quail will be released near Malvern this Saturday afternoon weather permitting. Marshall Cliff Rich raised the birds from Boone State game farm with assistance from Officer Chris Hein. Forty five birds were released four died first night one second night none since. Cliff plans a larger brood next year including two pheasant pens if weather stays favorable.
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Mills County
Malvern
Marshall Cliff Rich
State Conservation Commission
Cliff
Atate
Boone
Chris Hein
Che
Local football star visits hometown with big appetite
Frank Skinner Hertz beams with pride as grandson Tom Hertz now at Missouri tackles at 220 pounds. Tom, a Creston alumnus, shares meals with Frank and his brother Joe, while Joe also shows a hearty appetite. Tom helped Creston town team win 28 of 32 baseball games and will report to Missouri football practice next week as Southwest Town golfers prepare for weekend tournaments at Fairview Country Club with Dee Zanders as a top contender.
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Tom Hertz
Creston
Missouri Tigers
Frank
Tom
Joe Hertz
Gramps
Joe
Eight Thousand Deer Permits For 1961 Season
The 1961 shotgun deer applications go on sale August 21. Applications postmarked before that date are rejected. After August 21, obtain forms from county recorders, conservation officers, or the State Conservation Commission in Des Moines. Permits increase to 8,000 from 7,000. bow and arrow licenses available anytime after the 21st with no limit. Iowa deer population at its highest since 1953.
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State Conservation Commission
Conservation
Des Moines
Iowa
Nine Lettermen Back for Fremont Mills Knights Football
Fremont Mills Knights open the season September 15 at Elk Horn with a large roster. Coach Robert Younger reports 38 candidates, with 9 lettermen and multiple juniors sophomores and freshmen set to play. Second team games begin Monday nights. opener September 25.
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Fremont- Mills Knights
Elkhorn
Robert Younger
Charles Mann
Larry Nelson
Lynn Wederquist
Gene Hilton
Barry Yates
Max Selko
Francis Jensen
Bruce DuVal
Bill Maxwell
Larry Patterson
Lorre Spencer
Gerald van Scyce
Duane Wilkins
Gary LaFollette
Darrel Wilkins
Phillip Charley
Bobby Killion
LeRoy Madison
Cliff Mann
Steve Pierce
Gary Pool
Glen Travis
Steve Carlson
Jim VanHorn
Harry Starr
Richard Vanatta
Stanley Carlson
Richard Thompson
Lee Roy
M. Bree
Carroll Jensen
Nishna Valley Names Dunphy Coach for Corner Grid
Lawrence Dunphy will handle Nishna Valley Community high football coaching chores this fall, announced by athletic director Marlin Mercer. Dunphy expects a large squad and is now preparing equipment. This will be NV’s first year in Corner conference football competition.
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Lawrence Dunphy
Nishna Valley Community High
Marlin Mercer
Dunphy
Nishna Valley
New Grid Staff for Glenwood Football Named
Glenwood Community high football will be led by a new coaching staff this fall. Supt. Earl Tubbs announces Ross Pilkington as head coach with John Beach as assistant. Pilkington, former Red Oak and Peru State athlete, managed the Glenwood pool this summer and plans to issue equipment and suits so practice can start August 24.
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Glenwood
Earl Tubbs
Ross Pilkington
Red Oak
Peru
Neb
John Beach
Pilkington
Saddle Club Fun Day at Gravett Home
The Saddle Club meets Sunday for a Fun Day at Mr and Mrs Clyde Gravett home. The previous meeting on Aug 6 drew 34 members and eight visitors. Want ads pay.
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Saddle Club
Clyde Gravett
Toxic Agent Found in Willow Slough Water
Conservation Officer Chris Hein reported evidence of a toxic agent in Willow Slough waters after an experiment with fish live boxes. Eighty percent of fish in one box died and remaining ill in another. previous fish kill had occurred three weeks earlier. Hein noted poisons like chlordane could be detected only by water tests, delaying clear identification. He hopes to stock the lake again in October pending a reliable water report.
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Willow Slough
Chris Hein
Glenwood
Jim Mayhew
Hein
Wein
Cimarron Film Tells Story of Early Pioneers
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer presents Cimarron at the Empress theater August 19 and 20. The film chronicles the opening of Oklahoma Territory and the 1889 land rush with Glenn Ford and Maria Schell leading as Yancey Cravat and Sabra, supported by Anne Baxter and others, filmed in CinemaScope.
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Ana Ferber
Cimarron
Metro-Goldwyn- Mayer
Empress Theater
Oklahoma Territory
America
Yancey Cravat
Sabra
Ieading
Glenn Ford
Maria Sehell
Yancey
Anne Baxter
Arthur O'Connell
Russ Tamblyn
Mercedes McCambridge
Wit Morrow
Robert Keith
Charles McGraw
Arizona
Anthony Mann
Arnold Schulman
Edmund Grainger
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Mothers
the Challengers
Mites
The
Hopefuls
Misfits
Allied Angels
Frank “Skinner
Hertz
Bis Brandsons
Southwest Town
Dee Zanders
Dee
MacGregor
Rubin
Cimarron Film
Chevy
Chevy Trucks
Chevrolet Trucks
Automotive
Chevrolet
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