Experience Better Weight Gives Hope to Orioles
Four full teams have been designated by Coach Bill Beasley as he started football practice last week. With a solid core of lettermen and many candidates, he opens the season with optimism. Backfield candidates include Doug Dayhner at quarterback Bil Aistrope Lanny Gay at halfbacks and Tom Pearce at full back. Additional backfield hopefuls are Gary Jackson Lonnie Hadland Harold Hardy Buel Needs Mark Robbins Tom Axtell Ron Deitehler Donnie Hopp and Roger Scott. Line prospects feature Gary Wolfe and Larry Jackson at ends Ken Timson and Jerry Hites at tackles Lyle Stewart and Mon Wieselman at guards and Bob Sell at center. Other hopefuls include Jim McClure Ben Schroeder Terry Mount Albert Ponton Tom Gidley Gilbert Bare ends Bob Burgom Arlen Hall Ronnie Grindle John Hays Bernard Spiker Karl Hertz tackles Richard Moenfeld Ver Thompson Oily Clay Gerald Bare Jerry Ponton Doug Deitchter guards Dean Hunt Steve Grindle Lill Costello at center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Beasley
Doug Dayhner
Bil Aistrope
Lanny Gay
Tom Pearce
Gary Jackson
Lonnie Hadland
Harold Hardy
Buel Needs
Mark Robbins
Tom Axtell
Ron Deitehler
Donnie Hopp
Roger Scott
Woody Jones
Bob Wray
Eugene Alberts
Gary Wolfe
Larry Jackson
Ken Timson
Jerry Hites
Lyle Stewart
Mon Wieselman
Bob Sell
Jim McClure
Ben Schroeder
Terry Mount
Albert Ponton
Tom Gidley
Gilbert Bare
Bob Burgom
Arlen Hall
Ronnie Grindle
John Hays
Bernard Spiker
Karl Hertz
Richard Moenfeld
Ver Thompson
Oily Clay
Gerald Bare
Jerry Ponton
Doug Deitchter
Dean Hunt
Steve Grindle
Lill Costello
Nishna Bailey Blackhawks begin workouts and season opener noted
The Nishna Bailey Blackhawks under Coach Lawrence Dunphy hold strenuous practices from morning to evening. They open the season against the Admirals in Warragut on September 22, with golf tournament mentions and local sports notes from Ed Mulholland and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Bailey Blackhawks
Lawrence Dunphy
Blackhawks
Admirals
Warragut
Coe G
Beef Line Set to Anchor Glenwood in Hawkeye Eight
Coach Hoss Pilkington may field the heaviest line in the Hawkeye Eight this season with 74 players including center Richard Ik at 260 pounds and several Lettermen such as Lloyd Millsap Les Raines Dave Magaret Bruce Wilson Greg Buffington Dennis Stacey and Cloyd Seitz. Backfield experience rests with a single letterman Sam Deievan while many sophomores and freshmen from Silver City and Parity Junction add to the depth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoss Pilkington
Glenwood
Richard Ik
Lloyd Millsap
Les Raines
Dave Magaret
Bruce Wilson
Greg Buffington
Dennis Stacey
Cloyd Seitz
Ken Lincoln
Larry Malséeil
Dick LaRue
Sam Deievan
City
Parity Junction
Eile
Lwo Losi
Anil
Cliff Rich Turns Out Quail On Free Range near Malvern
Cliff Rich raised quail near Malvern and released them last Sunday. He moved the birds with pen and all to a chosen patch, opening the door as a photographer waited. The birds fluttered onto the dusting ground and scattered, free to forage while he monitors for predators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern
Cliff Rich
Cliff
Isa
Wednesday Night League Begins Another Season
The Wolthen's Wednesday Nite Bowling League opened its season at Stanley Down Glenwood. Fern's Beauty and Gey Of Co clashed with old rivals Que Mark. Malvern Bank swept BPW, Collins Drug toppled Glenwood Bank, and Va. & WwW beat Alalyern's low entry. Highs included a 335 game by Glenwood Bank, 2245 pins for Gox's, and Roberta Trouman's 196 led individuals. Gwen Krecklow led with a 508 series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankson
Johnson
Ack Fern
Gey
Que Mark
Malvern Bank
BPW
Collins Drug
Glenwood Bank
Gay Oil
Gox
Roberta Trouman
Fabers
Gwen Krecklow
Winnie Menaky
Rosalie McCain
Evelyn Guy
Beverly Tasto
Marion Jurgens
Gwen Kracklow
Velyn Coy
Ad MonRerta
Trout
Thay Straten
Pronksey & Juhnsey
Hastings News Notes Local Visits and Gatherings
Hastings residents and friends are listed visiting relatives and attending events in East Grand Forks Minnesota Denison Council Bluffs Underwood Malvern and Emerson. Social rounds include demonstrations Playland Park MYF outing and weekend dinners with neighbors and relatives in Red Oak Glenwood and Shenandoah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Largent
Ruben Winkta
East Grand Forks
Minn
Edgar Vraulsen
Denison
Ernest Tudor
Evelyn
Patricia
Council Bluffs
Clarence Boos
Underwood
MYF
Playland Park
Diana Crawford
Kathy Gourtier
Evelyn Tudor
Manty Lune Palser
Connie Good
Cannon Goforth
Steve Olites
Roy
Mia
Willis Grant
Bobbie
Emerson
Hastings Methodist Church notices and local visits
Hastings Methodist Church activities include Sunday School at 9 a.m. and Worship at 10 a.m. Junior and Senior MYF meet on specified days. Ronnie Simmonds was visiting Friday in the Don Mayers home on a 16 day leave. Mrs Lucy Clark and Mary Jones visited in Malvern, and Mr Cecil Hamilton visited Ula Hamilton’s home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trail Riders Saddle Club
Yoo Luni
Mills County
Fairgrounds
Glenwood State School
Gail Cronkite
Debbie Shepard
Malvern
Mis
Stella Hall
Dan Hall
Conrad
Carl Scott
Yvonne
Mae Scott
Washington
Montana
Russell Kindig
James Rountree
Frank Jarratt
Emerson
Frank Wright
Carl Mollerup
Pearl Clark
Clarinda Wis
Fred Martin
Fern Wallahan
Mary Rnnno
Roy Quimby
William Gale
Shenandoah
Wayne Crawford
Paul ‘Laverty
Morris Fenders
Martie
Margo
Daniel Vanderpool
Clyde Rhoads
Glenwood
George Curtis Jr
Blanka and
Susie
Red Oak
Hastings Methodist Church
Willis Grant
Ronnie Simmonds
Don Mayers
Lucy Clark
Mary Jones
Cecil Hamilton
Ula Hamilton
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Dee
Doty
Donner
Eor
Ole Forriler
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Boon
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Jim McCain
Milvern
Sinal Construction
Gearhart Lumber Company
Malvern, IA
J. Adams
Big Lake
Wolthen
Stanley Down
Hastings News
Herb Stogdill
Gary Good and Sons
Susie Parker
Rollie Good
B. H. Crouse
George Perkins
Falla City
Nebr
James Burrington
Jassa Perkins
Frank Anderson
R,fp. Hawkins
Lincoln
Neb
Pauline Gustin
Lonnie Gustin
Homer Jackson
Chillicothe
Iowa
Conoco Products
Silver City