Eight Lettermen Back as Orioles Set 40-Strong Squad
Malvern Community High’s Orioles, led by Coach Bill Beasley, return eight lettermen in a 40-player squad and aim for a modest upgrade. Equipment issued, practice begins Friday, season opens Sept 14 vs New Market, nine-game Corner Conference slate with home games at 7 30 p m and tiered admission prices.
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Bill Beasley
Malvern Community High
Orioles
Beasley
Doug Dashner
Lanny Gay
Don Hopp
Gary Wolfe
Kenny Timson
Allan Hall
Richard Roenfeldt
Bob Burgoin
Hall
Jean Kemp Leads Glenwood Ladies Golf at Fairview
Eleven Glenwood women and two from Malvern played Wednesday ladies day at Fairview. Jean Kemp posted the low score and Hazel Bloom had the best putting mark, both from Glenwood. The group meets weekly and invites all ladies and girls to join.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Fairview
Jean Kemp
Hazel Bloom
Best Ball Open Tournaments at Fairview Malvern
Golfers from the area are invited for a weekend at Fairview Country Club Malvern. Saturday offers a best ball tournament and Sunday a open tournament. Qualifying rounds should finish by 10 am if possible. A trophy will be awarded to the championship flight with prizes for other flight winners.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Ram Football 1962 Schedule and Squad at Glenwood
Coach Ross Pilkington enters his second Glenwood year with an 80 man squad for the 1962 Ram football season. After a below average campaign last year, the Rams aim to improve across a nine game slate. Home opener September 14 vs Sidney. Also hosting Red Oak Dad's night September 21, Shenandoah September 28, Clarinda Homecoming October 5, Atlantic October 12, Coming October 18, Creston October 26, Villisca November 2, and Thomas Jefferson November 9 at Council Bluffs.
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Ross Pilkington
Glenwood
Ram
Rams
Hawkeye
Sidney
Red Oak
Shenandoah
Clarinda
Atlantic
Coming
Creston
Villisca
Thos
Jeff
Council Bluffs
Cycle Scrambles in Malvern Sat Evening at Mills County Fair
Motorcyclists from the Cavalier club at Omaha plan their final series of races at Mills County fair grounds this Saturday night with practice at 7 p m and races at 8 30 p m. The Leader reports on local Lion and Panther stories, cattle sightings, and golf club housing debates while inviting reader views on a Malvern community issue.
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Cavalier Club
Omaha
Mills County Fair Grounds
Mills County
Kenneth Scott
Malvern
Scotts
Elmer Jackson
Hugene Jackson
California
Glenwood
Kenneth
Scott
Emerson Junior Baseball Club wins Red Oak meet
Emerson junior baseball team claims the Red Oak tourney title by defeating the Lions 84 in the finals. Ron Wilkinson started, Dennis Viner relieved, and key doubles from Ron Wilkinson and Denny Viner powered the win as Emerson held off a late Lions rally.
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Emerson
Red Oak
Red Oak Lions
Ron Wilkin
Ron Wilkinson
Dennis Viner
Lions
Quentin Johnson
Tedard Steen
Ross Sandquist
Jon Larson
Don Hicks
Bil Cooper
Gary Rohnson
Dale Sandquist
Steve Woods
Dennis Wilkims
Rick Lunn
Dave Andersen
Wayne Jensen
Dave Morris
Henderson Midgets finish atop Red Oak standings
Henderson Midgets remained at the league’s summit as the schedule closed. They shared the top spot with Houghton Bank at 13 wins and 4 losses. Henderson defeated Stanton 14 to 0 in the final game, highlighted by Richard Fleming on the mound and Boileau at bat.
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Henderson
Houghton Bank
Richard Fleming
Boileau
Stanton
Nisha Valley Gridsters Open With Farragut in Season Start
Jerome Nauman starts his tenure at Nishna Valley as football coach and basketball coach while clubs prepare for practice. The Gridsters host Farragut at Emerson on Sept 21 with a slate including Malvern, Stanton, Fremont Mills, Essex, South Page, Sidney, New Market, Hamburg, and more on the schedule.
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John Hays
Steve Grindle
Woody Jones
Vernon Thompson
South Page
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Tabor
Stanton
Farragut
Hamburg
Essex
Sidney
Jerome Nauman
Priday
Blackhawks
Nauman
Turkio College
Westboro
Larry Dunphy
Emerson
College Springs
New Market
Twisters Defeat Holy Name In Omaha Tourney Round
Glenwood Twisters beat Holy Name 17 to 3 in Friday night round of the Boyd Park girls softball tournament in Omaha with pitchers Carolyn Hopp and Dolly Strand limiting Holy Name to six hits. The following day the Twisters fell to Mutual of Omaha 11 to 1 as H N hurler Koley allowed 19 hits while solid support waned.
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Glenwood Twisters
Holy Name
Boyd Park
Omaha
Mutual
Omaah
Carolyn Hopp
Dolly Strand
Excel“Fane Sele
Koley
H. N. Hurler
Barb Beasley
Malveat
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