Local sports programs boost coming season with ads and donations
In 1964 Jes practice begins under Coach Krambect with equipment setup and ad solicitations to fund printing. Local merchants finance program costs for athletics, with proceeds aiding the school athletic fund. Reports highlight Little League,Duplicating the season's momentum through community support and notable players like Randy Ballinger.
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Krambect
Elten
Eaa
Uded
Hool
Henderson Pee-Wees Tie For Second In Red Oak League
Henderson Pee-Wees tied for second in Red Oak after a 5-3 win over Stanton. The victory left both teams at 7-2. C and K led the standings at 8-2. Leo Reiken hit a two run homer in the sixth to seal the win as Jeff Byera and Bryan Sowers added two hits each for Henderson.
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Henderson Pee-Wees
Red Oak
Stanton
Leo Reiken
Jeff Byera
Bryan Sowers
Henderson
20 Candidates Report for Malvern Oriole Football Equipment
About 20 candidates reported for football gear at Malvern high as Coach Dick Krambeck checked out material for the season. Practice began Thursday amid showers. The light squad faces possible elimination of B team games due to shortage of candidates, with several still on vacation and possible additions before school starts.
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Malvern High
Dick Krambeck
Malvern
Krambeck
Ught
Oriole
Knights Schedule Set For Fremont Mills 1964 Football
Knights coach Gary Jotzke announces a ten game 1964 Fremont Mills high school football schedule with four home games and six away. Non conference opener September 11 at Galland. Home games include October 2 Malvern homecoming, October 9 Nishna Valley, October 28 Stanton, and November 6 Hamburg. Away games September 11 Oakland September 18 Essex September 25 Farragut October 16 South Page at College Springs October 30 New Market November 10 Bidney. Junior varsity five game slate lists dates September 28 Farragut October 13 Glenwood October 24 South Page with away games September 24 Nishna Valley and October 5 Malvern. Junior high five games start Hamburg September 26 and include Farragut.
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Gary Jotzke
Fremont-Mills
Galland
Knights
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Hamburg
Oakland
Essex
Farragut
South Page
College Springs
New Market
Bidney
Glenwood
Fremont Mills
Dee Repeats for Fairview Golf Title
Dee Sanders shot 101 for 27 holes to repeat as Fairview country club champion at the 1964 Fairview Country eli tournament. He edged Larry Hagewood of Council Bluffs, with 34 34 33 for 101 to lead the field of 42, including seven seniors. Darrell Waisner, Fairview president, placed third with 36 34 35 for 105. Rick Smith finished fourth at 111. The event featured three flights, with Jim Rhodes of Glenwood and David Bowers of Tabor winning the first flight, John Rode and John Kline top two in the second, and Bob Hopp and Wilber Wolfe earning top spots in the third. Senior Flight leader was Ge Donner with Perry Bayes and Otto Hall among notable finishers. Home games for the club’s schedule open October 1 with forthcoming matches in Malvern, Sidney, and Malvern again on October 22 and November 3.
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Dee Sanders
Fairview
Emerson teams sweep Red Oak summer league titles
Emerson dominated Red Oak summer leagues winning both Junior and Midget tournaments. Juniors defeated Red Oak Firemen 7-5 in the final with Dale Sandquist pitching until the last inning before Ron Wilkinson finished. Midgets beat Henderson 13-9 for the crown, aided by Pat Burns five hits and Charles Van Nordstrand four.
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Emerson
Red Oak
Red Oak Firemen
Dale Sandquist
Ron Wilkinson
Quietus
Sandquist
Jon Larson
Wales
Henderson
Stanton
Mills County
Pat Burns
Charles van Nordstrand
Jon Bass
Randy Wilkinson
Bass
Denny Haack
Paul
John Paul
Terry Byers
American Legion
I-D Oil
Nelson Dairy
Rotary
Salyers Nets 7-Lb Bass in Dhcersbach Pond Catch
Bob Salyers reported a 7-lb large mouth bass from Dhcersbach pond in Mule Cra watershed caught with an artificial worm. No photo was taken, so state recognition is unlikely. Minutes later Richard Shere landed a 4-lb bass nearby, a sizable catch for the day.
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Bob Salyers
Dhcersbach
Mule Cra
Richard Shere
Shara
Salyers
Blackhawk Grid Squad Over 40 Eyes New Field Debut
Nishna Valley high begins practice on Thursday on a new athletic field west of the school with 20 lettermen report. Coach Kruger anticipates more players as the team prepares for a Sept. 11 opener with Hamburg and Sept. 13 home game vs Farragut on the new field.
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Keicrieser
Tey Grid
Nishna Valley High
Farragut
Kruger
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Doug Sanders
Dee
BPW
Larry Buhl
St. Louis Cardinals
Randy Ballinger
Randy
Sal
Bub
Greg Schultz
Gregg Jones
Dale Stephens
Tim Markel
Jim Rhode
David Bowers
Tabor
Everett Watkins
John Rode
John Kline
Duane Ltoyd
Glonwood
Sserrseerese
Bob Hopp
Wilber Wolfe
Keith Glandon
Ge. Donner
Perry Bayes
Glen
Otto Hall
Sidney
Dee Molay
Mills
Fremont County
Mualvern
Coach Litiser
Blackhawk
America
New Brunswick
Brunswick
King Louie
Stanley
Iowa
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