Orioles Rally to Take Conference Lead in Tough Week
Malvern Orioles rebound from three straight non conference defeats to win two straight in league play. They face Nishna Valley Blackhawks Friday at Emerson, while Ron Bellscoter and Larry Jones miss time with injuries. Tom Hertz set for Bluebonnet Bowl and Shrine appearances, praised by Frank Hertz.
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N V Cagers Win Both Sides at Riverton
Nishna Valley teams swept Riverton on Tuesday. The Blackhawkettes downed Riverton 50 to 36 led by Shirley Fleming with 30 points while Diana Ware had 20 for Riverton. The Blackhawkettes won 73 to 46 as Dick Winders scored 17 and Don Hicks 15. It was NV’s first wins of the season for both squads.
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Close Race in Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League
It's a tight contest as Our Market swept Frankson & Johnson to move to second, half a game behind leaders Rollie's Texaco. Glenwood Bank beats Gay Oil Co and ties for third with Goy Qil Co, while B.P.W. and A. W. split with Collins' Drug Co. Lou King led with 217, Ruth Stanley 572 series.
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Trail Riders Saddle Club Announces Irregular Meetings
The secretary states no regular meetings will be held and gatherings will be called only on special occasions, indicating a flexible schedule for the club.
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Malvern Orioles win again in high school hoops
Malvern Orioles beat South Page 44-36 as the Orioles, led by Dashner with 13 and Goy 11, shake off slow start and pull ahead 18-15 by halftime. The Oriol ettes then topple South Page Jassies 49-33 with Barbara Beasley scoring 22 and Penny Mason 15, while Rebels’ Larry Nowles tops with 19.
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Top of Corner standings feature three undefeated squads
In Corner conference action Malvern, Fremont Mills, and Farragut remain unbeaten in both boys and girls. Fremont-Mills beat Essex 77-51 as Barry Yates led with 22 and Bill Glasgo 18 for Essex. Hamburg topped Stanton 68-44 with Ken Winkler at 18. Sidney crushed New Market 60-33 as Steve Miller scored 22. Fremont-Mills girls edged Essex 31-25, Jackie Trevis scoring 21. Stanton outlasted Hamburg 67-60, M Johnson 35 for Stanton and Emily Gound 38 for Hamburg. New Market trailed Sidney 61-17, Ethel Pratt leading with 15 for New Market.
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Stanton
Ken Winkler
John Sholeen
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New Market
Steve Miller
Jobe and
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Jackie Trevis
M. Johnson
Emily Gound
Ethel Pratt
Two Teams Threaten Kizzier Lead In Pioneers Standings
The Pioneers regain action after a break and hold a slim lead as rivals close in. Lyle Allery posted a 229 game, Don Stanley notched a 604 series, and Thurman Back topped a 959 individual game in a high scoring night. Jed Kizzier carried the league with a 2726 series while fourteen 200s were logged by the field, as standings show Kizzier Service at 48 13 and Gibson Feeds 43 14 with other teams close behind.
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Glenwood Drops to Atlantic Friday in Hawkeye Seven
Atlantic defeated Glenwood 72 to 43 on Glenwood court. Atlantic led 29-23 at halftime after a 15-15 first quarter. Jerome Jessen scored 26 for Atlantic, while Tom Harper led Glenwood with 15 points.
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Farragut sweeps Sidney with two wins on home court
Farragut defeated visiting Sidney teams in both girls and boys games. Girls won 98 to 78 as Joan Mann scored 51 and Charlotte Graham 34 for Sidney. Farragut led 50-34 at halftime. In the boys contest Farragut prevailed 44-37 with Denny Hackett collecting 12 and Pat Glenn 14 for Sidney.
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L Hansen Named Gun Club Pres
The Malvern Gun club elected officers at its December 3 meeting with Leland Hansen named president and Bob Hopp vice president Ralph Scott secretary and Jim Benton treasurer. Directors are Kenneth Allensworth Fred Harshbarger and Guy D Grindle The club will sponsor a trap shoot on Sunday December 16 starting at noon An annual supper was held at the club house Wednesday with about 30 members and one guest present.
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Bob Hopp
Ralph Scott
Jim Benton
Kenneth Allensworth
Fred Harshbarger
Guy D. Grindle
Malvern Cagers to Emerson Friday
Nishna Valley and Malvern girls and boys teams meet Emerson floor Friday in Corner conference schedule top county interest games. Friday New Market at Hamburg, South Page at Essex, Stanton at Sidney. Farragut at Fremont Mills. Tuesday Dec 18 Fremont Mills at Malvern and Nishna Valley at Prescott.
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Rough Battle as Rams Beat Plattsmouth on Silver City Floor
Glenwood edged Plattsmouth 63 to 52 in a rough game on the Silver City floor as officials wrestled with a chaotic scene. Plattsmouth suffered multiple fouls and technicals, with one player ejected and four others fouling out. Glenwood hit 49 free throws as Kenneth Keith led with 18.
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Farragut Tops Nishna Valley in Twin Night Games
Farragut defeated Nishna Valley in both games on the Admirals floor. The boys lost 54 39, while the girls were overwhelmed 70 29. Joan Mann scored 46 for Farragut, Linda Johnson led NV with 12, and Don Hicks totaled 12 for NV. Farragut’s Mount and Baker each had 18 for the Admirals.
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