Wed Night League Standings Tighten In Women's Action
Competition remains strong in the Wednesday Nita League as Rollie's Texaco leads by one game over Glenwood Bank and other firms. Our Market, B.P.W., Goy Oil, Collins Drug, and Frankson Johnson vie behind, with top performers Mary Stanley Gwen Krook and Beth Surface among notable scorers and wood totals guiding team totals. Glenwood Bank rises to second, Rollie's tops, and Goy Oil close behind as play continues.
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Ralf
Rollie’s
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
B.P.W
Goy
Malvers Bank
Collins
Frankson & Johnson
Fern
Mary Stanley
Gwen Krookstow
Ave~nelle Dashner
Winnie McCluskey
Beth Surface
Dixie Benton
Lou King
Krecklow
Goy Oil
Collins Drug
Rollie
Old Goy Oil Co
Our
Fern’s Beauty
Malvern Bank
Collins Drug Co
W. Su
Ween & Ison
Knights Put on Dazzling Performance in Corner clash
Fremont-Mills boys crushed Malvern 101 to 49 in a Corner Conference basketball game as the Oriolettes fell to 76-53 in the girls opener. Key FM scorers included Lara Beckwith with 33 points in the girls game and Duane Wilkins leading the Knights with 26 in the boys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Orioles
Oriolettes
MCHS
Lassies
Tabor
Judy Bower
F M
Lara Beckwith
Barb Beasley
Carol Wolfe
Knights
Barry Yates
Duane
Darrell Wilkins
Gene Dahl
Bob Younger
South Page Gals to Play Malvern Holiday Game
South Page girls travel to Malvern on Friday December 28 for a vacation special match versus the Oriolettes. The doubleheader begins at 7 p.m. with junior reserves, followed by the varsity clash between the two South Page and Malvern squads.
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South Page
South Page Girls
Malvern
Oriolettes
Bill Beasley
Malvern Knight dominance blocks Nishna Valley bid
The Leader sports column analyzes Malvern's 101-49 rout of Nishna Valley, praising the Knights as the strongest Southwest Towns squad in years. It notes deliberate score slowing by FM and comments on efforts by Malvern, Farragut, and Hastings fans amid college bowl watch plans for Skinner Hertz.
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Nauman
Malvern
Fremont-Mills Knights
Southwest Town
Knights
Southwest
Hamburg
SEARC
Wildcats
Farragut
Orioles
Ahama
Blackhawks Edge Prescott In Tight Late Rally
Prescott girls rally in final 90 seconds to beat Nishna Valley 53 51 as Judy Geith scores 34 and Barbara Smith 27. Prescott led 37 31 at halftime but Nishna Valley missing Connie Rumery affected defense. Blackhawks improve to 42 win loss this season. Nishna Valley boys beat Prescott 65 38 with Rick Lunn leading the scoring and Michael Victor 10 for Prescott.
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Prescott
Nishna Valley
Blackhawkettes
Connie Rumery
Judy Geith
Barbara Smith
Nishna Valley Boys
Rick Lunn
Blackhawks
Michael Victor
Fremont Mills Tops Corner in Busy Week of Corner Play
Fremont Mills led the Corner standings this week as Farragut toppled Hamburg 43 to 41. Bruce Mount scored 19 as the Admirals surged after a 18-20 halftime deficit, delivering a crucial upset. New Market crushed South Page 48-27 behind Richard Markel's 19. Sidney routed Essex 70-29 with 24 from Steve Mullen and Bill Glasgo. Farragut, Malvern, and Stanton girls stayed undefeated. Joan Mann poured 38 in Farragut's 71-42 win over Hamburg, while Essex beat Sidney 68-57 with Nancy Glasgo scoring 39. South Page needed Jan Hogg's 41 to beat New Market 65-? as the Rebels led 38-26 at the half.
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Pet
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Farragut Stanton
Sidney
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Essex
South Page
Farragut
Wildcats
Steve Mullen
Bill Glasgo
Nancy Glasgo
Trojanettes
Last Second Free Throws Cost N. V. Nishna Valley Loss
Nishna Valley boys dropped a 57-55 heart breaker to Stanton on Stanton floor as John Sholeen hit a pair of clutch free throws with 4 seconds left after a 55-55 tie. Sholeen led N V with 27 points, Don Hicks added 23, 21 coming in the second half. Stanton girls won 76-56, Shirley Fleming 34, Marlene Johnson 32 led Stanton, building a 40-20 halftime edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Boys
Stanton
Blackhawks
Vikes
Stanton Gals
M Lassies
Jerry Nauman
John Sholeen
Sholeen
Don Hicks
Stanton Girls
Shirley Fleming
Marlene Johnson
Pioneer Baldwin Fires 627 Series as Pioneers Rally
A Thursday league night saw Austin Baldwin light up with a 135 then 201 and 241 for a 627 series as the Pioneers led the pack. Kinzier Service won three of four from Gibson Feeds while Red Line Off forfeited to Pace Service Co and climbed to second. Multiple players with 200+ games were listed, highlighting Baldwin’s high score and other top marks.
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Austin Baldwin
Pioneers
Kinzier Service
Gibson
Kizzier
Red Line
Pace Service Co
Pace
Thurman Bank
Buffington Motors
Malvern Ltr
Weatside Cafe
Rogers L'adry
Guy Ollera
Baldwin
Jim Stanley
Don Petsran
Carl Buch
Wally Surface
Gay Cloyed
Walter Conrad
Phillip Stanley
Don Stanley
Bill Hiter
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Duane Wilkins
The
Lanny Gay
Glenwood
Garrison’s Recreation
Leader
Marlin Mercer
Jerome Nauman
Mercer
Skinner Hertz
University of Missouri
Tom
Abel
Houston
Tex
California
Hertz
Paul
Karl
Edna
Minnie Nelson
San Francisco
Dee
He' &O
Hawaii
Skinner
Farragut Gals
Joan Mann
South Page Rebelettes
Jan Hogg
the Ark
Buffington Motora
Fremonia
Essex Westside Cafe ___atte 32% “ 4250 Rogers L'ndry
Malvern Loril
Sidney Vee
ATES
Isessssaeers Mg
Alterrase
Schultz Bros. Implement Co
Beltsville No. 1
Bang
Ivan H. Core
Macedonia
Salyers Implement Company
Red Oak Monument Co
J. R. Hurst
Bate
Forrest Grasty
4Th Ave
Red Oak
Merrill Reisenweber
Federal Land Bank Assn
West Broadway
Council Bluffs
Blackburn
Richard D. Blackburn
Jeep Trenching and
Oakland
Botf
Torrence
Towars
Ben Bruce
Hastings
Frank Jarrett
Strahan
Morris Wardle
J. N. Clark
Stewart Seed Co
Gare So
Earl McGee
Henderson
Fred Stranathan
Emerson
Clarinda Production Credit Assn
Otha Wearin Farm Office
H. E. Knutson
Secu-Treas
Sit
Art Fritcher
Ruel Harold
Stanton Auction Co
University of Iowa
al Fiem Foundation
Iowa City
Johnson Locker
Stoddard Locker
Ug Colect
Sreaaes
Mackrill’s
West Coatbaugh
Singer Sewing Machine _Co
Jim Stenger
Rt. 1
N. V
Otto Leipold
Charles Penry
Randelzh
Byron Reed CO
Farnam Bidar
Omaha
Pioneer
Earl Bass Elevator
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