Fall fishing and hunting seasons announced by Conservation Commission
Last week the Conservation Commission extended upland game bird seasons and this week reports favorable conditions for migratory waterfowl hunters. The column recalls Iowa's fall hunting appeal, a quail hunting anecdote, and notes three local football practice articles plus Malvern’s hoped-for improved fall squad amid a strong backfield and experienced players.
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The
Conservation Commission
Iowa
Heaven On Earth
14 Lettermen Give Orioles Hope for Better Grid Year
Malvern high grid fortunes improve as 14 lettermen return led by backs and linemen. Coach Dick Cranbeck and new assistant De Verne Osterfoss oversee workouts starting Wednesday with 25 players reported and more possible after vacation. Optimism grows despite small squad, as morale and community support rise for improved performance. The Orioles open home season September 13 against New Market.
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Orioles
Dick Cranbeck
Malvern High
DeVerne Osterfoss
Malvern
Local Football Backfield Inches for Load and Pace
The roster lists Rick Lynn 190 lbs Ron Wilkinson 165 Donnie Hicks Bobby Johnson in the backfield and Phil Straight 210 Harold Hascall 165 Craig Palmer Dennis Viner in the line. Also Walt Russett 210 lbs, a sizable candidate who may earn a starting berth despite not playing last season.
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Rick Lynn
Ron Wilkinson
Donnie Hicks
Bobby Johnson
Phh Straight
Harold Hascall
Craig Palmer
Dennis Viner
Walt Rusgett
Nishna Valley Football Hopes Rise With Big Roster
A 46 member football squad has signed with Nishna Valley this fall and most attended the initial workout Wednesday. Coach Jerry Nauman leads with assistant dim Agnew. Despite graduation loss last spring, the largest squad in school history boosts optimism for a strong season. Sixteen players are out, with eight lettermen forming a solid nucleus for varsity and small-team play.
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Nishna Valley
Jerry Nauman
Dim Agnew
Blackhawks
Little Britches Rodeo Planned at Malvern Fairgrounds
Nishna Valley chapter of De Molay will sponsor a Little Britches Rodeo at the Malvern fair grounds on September 14 and 15. Twenty events across two divisions, senior ages 14 to 17 and junior ages 12 to 13, include bronc riding calf riding calf roping goat tying pole bending cloverleaf seat queen contest and relay race.
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Malvern
Nishna. Valley
de- Molay
Airman Thomas Completes Officer Preparatory School
Nellis AFB Nev Airman First Class Marlin R Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Ervin Kahl of Malvern has graduated from the Noncommissioned Officer Preparatory School here He is an Air Force administrative specialist and returns to his unit at George AFB Calif The Glenwood High graduate is married to Pauline L Kermeen daughter of Joseph Kermeen of Council Bluffs
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Nellis Afb
Nev
Marlin R. Thomas
Glenwood
Thomas
Ervin Kahl
Rt. 2
Malvern
Air Force
George Afb
Calif
Glenwood High
Pauline L. Kermeen
Joseph Kermeen
Council Bluffs
Ten Games on Schedule for Fremont Mills Grid Team
Fremont Mills announced a 10 game schedule with home games against Essex Far ragut South Page New Market and Sidney and away games at Lenox Malvern Nishna Valley Stanton and Hambure. The team opened practice with 30 players reporting to Coach Gary Duteke followed by early season planning and fittings for mouthguards under Dr Beckwith.
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Fremont-Mills
Essex
Farragut
South Page
New Market
Sidney
Lenox
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Hambure
Gary Duteke
Jotzke
James Wharton
Robert MacGregor
Beckwith
Henderson Midgets Win A C Meet Championship
Henderson Midgets took top honors by defeating Houghton State Bank 4 6 in the finals Saturday night ending the Red Oak league baseball season. Earlier they beat Elks club of Red Oak 0 2 at Emerson and Nelson Dairy 14 11 at Red Oak. Pee Wees beat Red Oak Dairy Sweet 12 2. Juniors lost to Red Oak Wholesale 8 7. Willing Workers 4 H club showcased July 29 at Christian church in Tabor with demonstrations by 441 girls and guests from Malvern.
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Henderson
Taok
Red Oak
Houghton State Bank
F of
the Elks Club
Emerson
Nelson Dairy
Henderson Pee Wees
Red Oak Dairy Sweet
Henderson Juniors
Red Oak Wholesale
Willing Workers
Christian Church
Tabor
Silver Cloud Sr
Rom’ Malvern
Wilma Schultz
Joan Buch
Bob Hopp
Vicki Glynn
Karen Sell
Kathy Glynn
Kathy Sell
Karen Gell
Ruth Mackey
Kathy Isaac
Miss Schultz
Sharon Cowden
Joan
Buch
Changes to Iowa waterfowl season announced
The Iowa State Conservation Commission unveiled a split waterfowl season for 1963. Open ducks, coots, and mergansers run Oct 5–13 and Oct 26–Nov 1 with daily limits four ducks or eight in possession and eight coots daily or sixteen in possession, plus species restrictions. Geese open Oct 5–Dec 18 with five per day, two Canada or white-fronted geese max. Snipe season runs Oct 5–18 with eight bag and possession, open sunrise to sunset with noon start on opening day.
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Wilson
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Iowa State Conservation
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Bac
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Randy Ballinger
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