South Page leads strike in Iowa conference basketball coverage
Local week in review notes South Page with two top scorers leading the conference race in Iowa Southwest standings. Mike Stanley shines for RoR Sidney with 25.7 point average and 17 rebounds last Monday, while Dave Franks trails in scoring. The piece critiques voting for conference guards and praises several standout players, including Sandra Vayes and Vicki King, amid widespread shuttling and uneven ratings.
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The Dot as America’s Plentiful Big Game
A concise note on dot sightings and their perceived abundance among big game in the United States, highlighting implications for hunters and wildlife observers.
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America
Viqueens Lose to Malvern in 80-46 Clash
The Oriolettes routed Stanton Viqueens 80 to 46 as Gerry Turner poured in 30 and Carol Walfe 35. Diane Allensworth added 7 points, Cathy Smith hauled in 20 rebounds, while Cheryl Erickson led Stanton with 21 and Teresa Anderson earned commendation for rugged defense. The Oriolettes advance to face Mount Ayr on Dee 28 for NUXE dane.
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Oriolettes
Stanton Viqueens
Standings in the Corner Girls and Boys Scores
Standings from December 21 show girls games Essex over Hamburg 76 55 Farragut 62 New Market 38 Malvern 46 Stanton 46 South Page 53 Sidney 27 Fremont Mills 67 Nishna Valley 23. Boys Farragut 61 New Market 54 Hamburg 82 Essex 59 Stanton 64 Malvern 46 South Page 1 Sidney 59 Fremont Mills 58 Nishna Valley 47 Stanton 31 Farragut 101 Hamburg 48 Essex 62 Sidney 46 New Market 56 South Page 52 Nishna Valley 54 Stanton 40 Hamburg 53 Farragut 327 Sidney 73 Essex 70 South Page 95 New Market 51.
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Hamburg South Page
Fremont-Mils Nishna Valley
Sidney Vagul
Games Coming Up Dee 28 Non-Conference Action
Oakland at Warraygut leads a non-conference slate while Diagonal meets New Market in boys action and Mount Ayr faces Malvern in girls play. Missouri Valley travels to Fremont Mills for matchup details and previews.
Malvern Leader Page Highlights Local News
Malvern Leader reports from Malvern Iowa on Thursday December 23 1965 with community updates, civic notices and local events reflecting town life during the holiday season.
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Malvern
Iowa
4-H Officer Training Set for Malvern December 28
The annual 4-H club officers training school will convene Tuesday December 28 at the Malvern Community Building. Sessions begin at 10 a.m. covering duties of offices, with a new recreation training segment led by Glen Thompson. Delegates from youth and church groups are invited, and a reception will follow into the afternoon.
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Malvern
Dale Shull
Glen Thompson
Thompson
Aliens Must Register in January
Robert C. Wilson of the United States Immigration and Naturalization Service announced an January address reporting period. All aliens in the United States must report their addresses during January, with forms available at post offices and INS offices. Willful failure to report may carry serious consequences.
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Robert C. Wilson
United States Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Wilson
Immigration of Naturalization Service
Mr. Wilson
Fremont Mills teams sweep Nishna Valley in twin wins
The Fremont Mills girls beat Nishna Valley 67 to 23 as Barb LaVolic and Vicki King led with 22 points each while Pat Van Horn and Marsha Puathier earned standout guard play. In the boys game, Gene Dahl scored 27 as Fremont Mills edged Nishna Valley 58 to 43. Dale Sandquist led Blackhawks with 18.
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Vicki King
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Pat Johnson
Nishna Valley
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Marsha Puathier
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Double Win for NV Cage Squads Fun
NV boys and girls from Nishna Valley defeated visiting Staunton Friday. The Blackhawks erased a 22 25 halftime deficit, rallying to a 54 40 win led by 16 points from Dale Sandquist and Gary Johnson. Roger Wistrom top scored for Staunton with 14 as NV defense tightened in the second half. Darlene Sandquist poured in 28 in the opener for the Hawkettes as NV pulled away early.
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VPBL
Pegey Vasek
Stanon
Fran Benedict
Wednesday Night Bowling Teams Divide Games 2-1
Readers see a chaotic report on a Wednesday bowling league where teams split two games to one. Individual scores highlighted include Kyé sha with a top 266 game, Carolyn Stantey 199 and 504 set, Beih Surface 81 and Ace Aue Paris 242 two game total, and Glenwood Gank 846 on one game with 2074 total pins for the top spot.
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Beih
Aevella Dacou
Diunison
Glenwood Gank
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Stanton Vikings rout Malvern Orioles in quick victory
Stanton press and fast break disrupt Malvern from the start as the Vikings build a 27 10 first-quarter lead and coast to a 64 40 win. Malvern fights back late but cannot erase the deficit despite a stronger third period and late rally.
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Larry Williams
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Mullen
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KK. Johnson
D. Wangan
A. Somes
G. Lindgren
C M Wrestlers Fall Hard to Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley wrestlers defeated Carson Macedian 87 to 15 on Monday evening. NV won six matches and tied two of eleven. Chris Cozad pinned Mike Taylor in 1:82, Robin Courtier tied Mark Haney, Mike Simmonds pinned Richard Raney in :45, Ron Thich pinned Rick Cameron in :40, Marty Verba won by decision over Gary Forenball, Ken McKee pinned Charles Hodges in :52. Louis Humbert of CM won a decision over Tom Crocker. Jesse Perkins tied Bryan Palmer, Randy Schultz won a decision over Leo Smith. Rick Morris pinned Larry Tracht in :30. Charles Paul pinned Doug Palmer in 2:15.
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Chris Cozad
Mike Taylor
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Mark Haney
Mike Simmonds
Richard Raney
Ron Thich
Rick Cameron
Marty Verba
Gary Forenball
Ken McKee
Charles Hodges
Louis Humbert
Tom Crocker
Jesse Perkins
Bryan Palmer
Randy Schultz
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Leo Smith
Rick Morris
Larry Tracht
Charles Paul
Doug Palmer
Thousands of Waterfowl At Forney Lake Draw Sightseers
Conservation officer James Shipley notes large flocks at Vorney's Lake near Thiutinadd attracting visitors. He estimates about 250,000 mallards and 40,000 geese present, expecting their stay until weather changes.
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Vorney
Thiutinadd
James Shipley
Shipley
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