Friday Night Triumph Sparks Orioles Dance of Victory
The Orioles clinched a win in a heated Friday night game as Coach Vernon Arndt was carried off the floor amid cheers. The Oriolettes and rival South Page Rebels loom in upcoming frays, with Barbara Shapcott earning a college athletic scholarship and conservation issues stirring debate on deer hunting checks.
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Pearl Harbor
South Page
Orioles
Vernon Arndt
Husky
Richard Gay
Raburn Benton
Malvern Orioles
New Market
Ortotottes
Hamburg Hawks Crush Nishna Valley In Openers
Hamburg girls upset Nishna Valley 65 to 44 as Emily Gound scores 28 points on 14 of 17 free throws and Hamburg leads 36 22 at halftime. Blackhawks boys win 87 to 48 with Don Hicks netting 16 while Mickey Thompson adds 28 for Nishna Valley.
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Hamburg
Emerson
Gals
Blackhawks
Martin Mercer
Lassies
Emily Gound
Miss G
Don Hicks
Hicks
Mickey Thompson
Wildcats
Orioles
Asi
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Lanny Gay
Gary Jackson
Doug Dashner
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Miners
Allan Hall
Terry Mount
Larry Jones
Vernon Arndt
Hunter Abuse Drives Private Property Hunting Limits
The speaker condemns the growing use of hunter as a dirty word and warns that pressure from ward officials is squeezing hunting on private property. They criticize limited Commission field personnel, arguing their shortage allows continued improper conduct that harms decent citizens.
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Commission
Corner Race Opens With Quick Start In Conference Games
The Corner conference opened with all ten teams in action. In boys play Malvern beat New Market 58 33 and Fremont Mills 65 52 while Stanton led by John Sholeen 23 and Dave Dyke 13 topped Essex. In girls action Malvern 70 40 over New Market and Hamburg 65 44 over Nishna Valley with Farragut 66 46 over South Page. Stanton needed overtime to beat Essex after a 59 59 tie at fourth. Essex led 33 32 at halftime. Jan Hogg scored 34 for Farragut boys top scorer and Joan Mann 27 led Farragut girls.
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GIRLS
Stanton Girls
Essex
Martha Johnson
Stanton
Nancy Glasgo
Farragut
College Springs
Jan Hogg
Farringut Gals
Joan Mann
Admirals
Larry Nowels
Rebels
Chuck Holman
Fremont-Mills Knights Sweep Openers In Season Debut
Fremont-Mills opened the basketball season with a 42 431 win over last year’s conference champs as Barry Yates grabbed 20 rebounds and 17 points. The Knights shot 24 percent in the first half and 27 percent in the second, with Dahl scoring 16 to lead. Later they beat Sidney 66-52 after a close 30-29 halftime, as fouls sidelined Yates, Wilkins, and Dahl while LaFollette Carlson Wilkins Strester Hawkins fueled a late rally from a six-point edge to 13.
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Barry Yates
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Duane Wilkins
Dahl
Gary LaFollette
Steve Carlson
Darrell Wilkins
Strester
Hawkins
Gene Dahl
Four Top Teams in Wed. League in Close Contest
The Women’s Wednesday Nite Rowing League resumed after a lay-off for the annual tourney. Rollie’s Texaco led with three straight wins over Collina Drug, while Our Market upset Gay Oil Co. Fern’s Beauty and Glenwood Bank also won twice. Barb Peterson topped a 212 game and 523 series, with several players posting high scores including Mary Stanley 528 and Shirley Van Horn 512. Lively numbers across eight other scores above 180 showcased strong play.
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Texaco
Collina Drug
Gay Oil Co
B.P.W
Fern
Beauty
Glenwood Bank
Malvern Bank
Frankson & Johnson
Barb Peterson
Cora Ness
Winnie McCluskey
McCluskey
Mary Stanley
Shirley Wan’ Horn
Shirley van Horn
Gwen Krecklow
Evelyn Gay
Shirley Turner
Beth Surface
Rollie’s Texaco
Our Market
Fern's Beauty
Collins Drug
BSW
Spac
F’sen & J 'Son
Orioles and Malvern Girls Triumph in Weekend Matchups
Malvern Orioles dominated New Market Miners 48 to 32 while the Oriolettes upset the Minersettes 70 to 40. Gary Jackson led Malvern with 38 points and Lara Beckwith scored 23 for Malvern, as Penny Mason paced New Market with 18 points.
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Wink
Penny Mason
Sharon
Myrna McMittlen
Minerettes
New Market Gals
Driolettes
Bill Ueasley
Oriolette
Lara Beckwith
Malvern
Barbara Beasley
Diane Cozad
New Market
Pat Jones
Phyllis Calhoon
Lira
Lura
Nishna Valley and Lenox Split Basketball, Tuesday
Nishna Valley and Lenox split a Tuesday basketball doubleheader with Nishna Valley’s girls losing 67-37 and Lenox boys winning 60-34. Mary Houk led Lenox with 22 points, Marilyn Morley added 20, Shirley Fleming had 16 for Nishna Valley, and Rick Lunn scored 20 for Lenox. Lenox struggled offensively in the first half, while Boulder led Nishna Valley with 10 for the game.
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Nishna Valley
Lenox
Blackhawks
Nishna Valley Girls
Mary Houk
Marilyn Morley
Lenox Gals
Shirley Fleming
Blackhawkettes
Rick Lunn
Blackhawk
Boulder
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