Mass and Treynor loom in sectional talk
Local readers recall Howard Brantz article on Miss Sharon Mass who played a bit for Malvern last winter and now stars for Treynor. Sparks of interest in a Malvern Treynor sectional clash emerge as fans weigh the toughest Southwest Iowa lineup and Delores Wolfe shines for Treynor in guard duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Brantz
World-Herald
Sharon Mass
Malvern
Brantz
Miss Mass
Treynor
Jason
Are
South Page
Arragat
Tri-Center
Oakland
Delores Wolfe
Barbara Shapcott
Misa Wolff
Bill Beasley
Blackhawkettes Enjoy Varied Success In Season
In a lineup photo from the current basketball season the Blackhawkettes show varied success this year. Front row includes Diane, Georgia Lunn, Judy Geith, Jean Ramsey, Kathy Houser, Lorna Lewis. Back row features Mrs. Edna Grayson, chaperone, Mickey Straight, Diane Fields, Luann Simpson, Linda Johnson, Shirley Fleming, Janice Blazek, Connie Rumery, Linda Ramsey, and Coach Mercer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackhawkettes
Diane
Georgia Lunn
Judy Geith
Jean Ramsey
Kathy Houser
Lorna Lewis
Edna Grayson
Mickey Straight
Diane Fields
Luann
N V Divides Stanton Girls Triumph 76 49 over ViQueens
Nishna Valley girls defeated Stanton 76 to 49 on Stanton floor to gain first win after two losses with Diané Sandquist scoring 42 points for NV. Marlene Johnson led Stanton with 25. The Blackhawks then fell 72 to 34 in the nightcap as NV’s Dave Laughlin added 11 and Maynard Hogberg led Viking scoring with 21. A postponed Glenwood clash due to flu has been rescheduled for Saturday in the Emerson gym.
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Nishna Valley Girls
Stanton
ViQueens
Diané Sandquist
Blackhawkeyes
Nishna Valley
N. V
Marlene Johnson
Blackhawks
Viking
Dave Laughlin
Maynard Hogberg
Vikings
Glenwood
Emerson Gym
Pepsies First in Interstate Eight After Forfeit Win
Silver City forfeited to Emerson Metropolitans giving them a 2-0 league record as Glenwood Pepsies rolled to a 90-65 victory over their Interstate Eight rivals last Sunday.
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Silver City
Emerson Metropolitans
Glenwood Pepsies
Glenwood teams post wins. league standings shown
Glenwood Legion defeated 90 65 and Treynor Alumni won 103 92 in make up action. Tim's Bar edged Pac Jet 52 50 while Treynor beat Allied Chemical 90 60. Current standings list Glenwood Pepsies Emerson Metropolitans Treynor Alumni Tim's Bar Silver City Hawks Allied Chemical Pace Jet Eagles and Glenwood Legion with scheduled games at Emerson Plattsmouth.
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Glenwood Legion
Treynor
Tim's Bar
Pac
Jet
Allied Chemical
Glenwood Pepsies
Emerson Metropolitans
Silver City Hawks
Eagles
Emerson
Pepsies
Plattsmouth
Tim’s Bar
Regenauers 277 Game Tops Pioneers Bowling Meet
Regenauer delivered a 277 game and 669 total in regular Pioneer League action at the Stanley Bowl, lifting Buffington Motors to season highs of 1068 for the team game and 2812 for the series. Gay Cloyed posted a 256 as part of seventeen 200-plus games. other high series included D. Lefever 683 and L. Fanning 564.
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Alfred Shaw
Hastings
Ping
Malvern
Ark
Lowell Curtis
Millsy
Lowell
Oeel
Hardwick
Mall Wonder
Gay
Bud Regenauer
Regenauer
Buffington Motors
Gay Closed
Lyle Allery
Lou Kaiman
Don Peterson
L. Manning
Stanley
Dr. Lefever
W. Stanley
W. Surface
C. Hunt
J. Buch
BE. Sheer
J. McCain
D. Stanley
Lyla Alley
B. Stanley
Ken Jones
L. Fanning
D. Lefever
E. Huffman
Ll. Kaiman
D. Petergon
Consistent Marion Jurgens Tops Wednesday Bowing Night
Marion Jurgens rolled a 656 series with games of 186 182 and 189 as the Wednesday Night Women’s lane lineup at Stanley Bowl remained tight. Jane Miller led others with a 201 game, Barbara Peterson close at 200, and Phyllis Fisher 196 while Evelyn Gay and Jeannie Alberts also posted solid scores. Points shifted as Coy Oil Co. moved toward second, Our Market and Glenwood Bank split wins, and Germs or Fern’s Beauty beat Farm Bureau Ins. in rough, local league action.
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Marion Jurgens
Jane Miller
Barbara Peterson
Phyllis Fisher
Evelyn Gay
Jeannie Alberts
Treva Parks
Jurgens
Aersoa
Jane Miler
Phyllis Misher
Coy Oil Co
Franksen & Johnson
Glenwood Bank
Malvern, Bank
B.P.W
Collings Drug
Fern
Farm Bureau
Gay Oil
Our Market
Gay Ofl Co
Malvern Bank
Collins Drug Co
Farm Bureau Ins
Fern’s Beauty
AL & W
Hamburg Boys Sweep Midweek Corner Clash as Gals Falter
In Malvern, Hamburg boys overwhelmed Malvern 89-31 while the Hamburg girls were routed 81-32. Gary Stephens led Hamburg with 22 points, Ken Winkler 20, and Jim Selk sparked the boys, though the game was marred by rough play and officials’ slow calls. Lara Beckwith topped Hamburg girls with 36 points, Rose Turner 24, and Sharon Shapcott 15, as Malvern fought late but fell short.
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Ihen
Hamburg
Malvern
Malvern Girls
Hamburg Lassies
Hamburg Wildcats
Orioles
Bill Beasley
Lara Beckwith
Rose Turner
Sharon Shapcott
Mary Lou Hilger
Hambure
Txil
Delores Wolfe
Jim Selk
Lowell McMillan
Gary Stephens
Ken Winkler
McMillen
Wildcats
Cage Schedule Preview For Friday Games
Malvern visits Essex while Farragut plays Stanton Nishna Valley meets Sidney Fremont Mills faces New Market and South Page hosts Hamburg on Friday January schedule also lists Fremont Mills versus Farragut game at Thurman and Nishna Valley at Essex on Tuesday February 6.
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Fremont-Mills
South Page
Hamburg
Sidney
Farragut
Stanton Essex
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton Hamburg
Farragut Essex
Essex
Stanton
New Market
I. Thurman
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Marlin Mercer
Blackhawkette
N-V
Stanton Girls
The
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Polka Band
Mineola
Iowa
Carroll R. Bloom Sale
First Road
1St House
Tl White Face Cows
Ferguson and International Machinery
Carroll Bloom
F. E
Mike) Bloomer
Regenauers
Pioneers
Gibson Feeds Asstey
Thurman Bank
Kizzier Sevy
Pepsi Cola Seéccot
Ally Pace Service Ass
ST Guy Oilers Peas
Art Bird
Sac
Council Bluffs
Bluffs
Lion
Westerh
M. Jurgens
Hamburg Boys
Gals
Susan Darrah
Kay Harshbarger
Cage
Fred. G. Henry
RYD
Glorious
Maggie
Scotty
NBC
Emma
Seracre
Doughboy
Spiker
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