Treynor Gals Sweep Malvern In Twin Basketball Wins
Treynor girls defeated Malvern 76 to 62 in the varsity game while the Treynor junior varsity won 71 to 60. Patty Schmidt scored 43 for Treynor, with major contributions from Diana and Kathy Ricker and Susan Scheel. Malvern top scorer Kim Wederquist had 29 as Treynor and Malvern both pulled down 42 rebounds. In the junior contest Treynor led 24-15 after one quarter and stayed ahead. Julie Swoboda scored 45 for Treynor, while Hartje led Malvern with 38.
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Treynor
Malvern
Varsity
Jr. Varsity
Patty Schmidt
Diana
Kathy Ricker
Susan Scheel
Joyce Anderson
Jan Andersen
Kim Wederquist
Marcie Sinner
Tom Jones
Julie Swoboda
Susan Crouch
Julie Viney
Treynor Hartje
Andersen
Sudmann
Jr. Cardettes Open With Win Over Carson Macedonia
The Treynor Junior High Cardettes started the season with a 40-19 victory over Carson Macedonia after leading 24-15 at halftime. Mara Goos scored 12, Kim Mass 10, Machelle Bebensee 8, Cindy Sudmann 6, and Diane Koehler and Debbie Maguire 2 each. Guards Jani s Lammert Jann Schnoor Brenda Burhenne and Val Bottoms showed future promise.
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Treynor Junior High Cardettes
Carson Macedonia
Mara Goos
Kim Mass
Machelle Bebensee
Cindy Sudmann
Diane Koehler
Debbie Maguire
Janis Lammert
Jann Schnoor
Brenda Burhenne
Val Bottoms
Treynor Cardinals Grapple West Harison For Narrow loss
Treynor Cardinals improved this season but fell 39-21 to West Harrison in wrestling. Six underclassmen form a young squad as Nick Fahrenkrog won 7-5, Mark Reinder pinned in 23 seconds, and Cary Saar pushed to a near fall in the final seconds while seeking a fall.
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Treynor Cardinals
West Harrison
Cary
Mark Reinder
Mark
Liezer
Tom
Taylor
Kevin
Earlywine
Rod
Kjeldgaard
Hinkel
Mike
Underwood
Dave
Lewis
Duane
Wichert
Fahrenkrog
Nick
Hunter
Chambers
Curtis
Patterson
Olsen
Roger
Edmonds
Dennis
Nasser
Dan
Carritt
Marty
Saar
Wrestling meet results with pins and forfeit
Lawrenson Russ defeated Hessel Dana by decision. Reinders Mark won by pin over Kennedy Gary with a time of :23. The report notes a forfeit by Hessel Dana and a pin by Reinders Mark establishing quick victory in the meet.
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Lawrenson
Russ
Hessel
Dana
HWT
Reinders
Mark
Treynor Cardettes win three in tough week
The Treynor Cardettes defeated Griswold 78-73, Walnut 81-60, and Malvern 76-72 to run their record to 4-2 overall and 3-0 in conference. Schmidt led with 39 in the Walnut game and 43 in the Malvern contest, while Anderson, Scheel, and Lantz also produced strong totals. The Cardette JV also opened 3-1 with wins over Malvern and Fremont Mills and a loss to Walnut.
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Joyce Anderson
Patty Schmidt
Susan Scheel
Treynor
Griswold
Treynor Cardettes
Cardettes
Walnut
Malvern
Cordettes
Treynor Girls
Pat Lantz
Pat Schmidt
Anderson
Schmidt
Scheel
Kathy Sorensen
Sharon Schnepel
Renee Andersen
Dee Hansen
Jeri Walter
Andersen
Schnepel
Sorensen
Jan Anderson
Lois Hartje
Hansen
Underwood
Treynor Cardette JV
Fremont Mills
Luanne Sorensen
Sally Morse
Diane Costa
Mel Bottoms
Malvern Panthers sweep F M in double win showdown
Malvern girls overwhelmed Fremont Knightettes 70-57 while the Panther boys routed F M 70-44. Kim Widerquist led the girls with 37 points, Tom Jones paced Malvern boys with 12, and Rick Jones topped FM with 29 as Malvern dominated rebounds and fast breaks in a decisive Corner Conference twin bill.
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Malvern Gals
Fremont-Knightettes
Panthers
F-M Boys
Pantherettes
Kim Wederquist
Kim
Marcie Sinner
Tom Jones
Marsha Miller
Julie Swoboda
Linda Williams
F-M
Pat Vanatta
Nancy Surface
Valerie Blackburn
Cindy Harris
Knightettes
Malvern
F M Boys
Knights
MCHS
Rick Jones
Larry Januelwicz
Perry Sinner
Mike Ford
Jim Hatfield
Steve Dickersbach
Joel Waymire
Tommy Dinville
Robert Ewart
Joel Wooten
Jeff Stanley
David Schaff
Hawks and Gals Fall to Essex Cagers in Conference Play
Nishna Valley hosted Essex last Friday with the Hawks losing 66-63 in the boys game and the girls 50-40. Holly Barrett led the Essex girls with 18 points while Deb Sandquist had 17 for NV. Jerald Lundgren scored 19 to pace the Trojan boys as Essex held off NV in a tight finish.
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Nishna Valley
Essex
Hawk
Trojanettes
Holly Barrett
Vickie Resh
Joyce Porter
Deb Sandquist
Donna Christensen
Ann Phillips
Trojans
Marlin Mercer
Hawks
Jerald Lundgren
Valley
Darry
Delaine
Dale Fleming
Dave Bowen
Smith
Bowen
Corner Conference Matches Close 1973 Schedule
Friday night ends Corner conference basketball play for 1973 with schools then taking a vacation until January 4. Pairings include Malvern at Farragut, Nishna Valley at South Page, Sidney at Stanton, New Market at Essex, and Hamburg at Fremont Mills.
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Total
Farragut Stanton Malvern
Hamburg Sidney FM
South Page Essex
New Market Boys
Hamburg
Malvern
Essex Stanton
Sidney Farragut FM
New Market
South Page
Farragut
Nishna Valley
Sidney
Stanton
Essex
Fremont Mills
Malvern Girls Cage Team Upsets Fremont Mills at Tabor
Malvern Jr. Pantherettes beat Fremont Mills 28 to 22 on the road after a fourth quarter rally. Donna Ricker Risa Reed Gina Viner and Kay Henderson limited FM to two third quarter points. Karen Kruse led with 12 points while Marilyn Sinner Bev Forney added seven each. Coaches praised team hustle and cited a 2-0 season start.
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Malvern Jr. High
Tabor
Fremont Mills
Donna Ricker
Risa Reed
Gina Viner
Kay Henderson
F-M
Karen Kruse
Pantherettes
Marilyn Sinner
Bev Forney
Debbie Lentz
Fremont-Mills
Tracy Blackburn
Cindy Wirth
Denise Bliss
Bev Malcom
Malvern BO
Harley McDowell
Pantherette
Malvern Jr. Pantherettes
Cardinals sweep Griswold and Walnut in week win run
The Treynor Cardinals improved to 5-0 with a 63-26 win over Griswold and a 77-54 victory against Walnut. A stifling defense helped Treynor control Tuesday’s Griswold game as part of their early season dominance.
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Treynor Cardinals
Griswold Tigers
Walnut Warriors
Cardinals
Gris
Cardinals Rally Past Tigers Then Defeat Warriors 77 54
In Friday action the Cardinals built a 28 7 halftime lead against the Tigers as Jim Murphy totaled 28 points and Matt Spring added 23 in the second win over Walnut in which Spring hit 10 of 15 from the floor. Card players Kalstrup Sukup and Murphy paced the offense while Tiger Keiser led with 14. The Cards beat the Warriors 77 54 with Spring scoring a team high 23 and Murphy finishing with 18. The schedule pushes the Cardinals toward a big week hosting Tri Center and Underwood as they defend the Western Iowa Conference title.
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Eric Goose
Tim Horn
Mark Keiser
Tigers
Cards
Walnut
Scrappy Warriors
Cardinals
Warriors
Matt Spring
Cardinal
Jim Murphy
Mike Kalstrup
Randy Walter
Mike Sukup
Brian Peterson
Delmar Gries
Doug Shepherd
Tri-Center
Underwood
Western Iowa
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