Fifth Annual Conference Honor Teams Named In 1960s Style
The Leader announces its fifth annual conference honor teams with selections close to the actual lists due to storm postponements. Key players include Carolie and Sharon Turner for the girls and Gary Lees for the boys, with Mary Wilson and Barb Kennan contending for third. Predictions cover sectional matchups at Farragut and Nishna Valley, noting Farragut Hamburg finals and Essex Trojans advancing to district play, plus a lighthearted note on a donkey basketball game incident and early season rankings for South Dakota teams.
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Alvern
Buting
Carolie
Sharon Turner
Carol Fisted
Sharon
Mary Wilson
Fremont
Barb Kennan
Stan
Tyr
Qmi
Gary Lees
Nikhna Valley
Lees
Élze
Farragut
The
Admirals
Underwood
Hamburg
Sidney
Malvern
Nishna Valley
the Black
Hawka
Carson Macedonia
Essex
Essex Trojans
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
Warragut
Farragut- Underwood
Shenandoah
Nisina Valley
Carson-Macedonia
Toe Jay
I. J
Dist
Iviron Forwards Lead Corner in Scoring Review
Iviron forwards dominate the corner league scoring with Jol Wolfe posting 64 points to reach a 360 season total. Carol adds 70 points from field goals and free throws, Sharon Turner nets 41 more to lift her season average, while Barb Kennon contributes 27 as the Malvern tally continues.
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Jol Wolfe
Carol
Sharon Turner
Sharon
Barb Kennonanton
Malvern Gals Place Three on All Conference Team
The region announces 1964-65 all conference selections with Coral Wolfe Malvern Mary Wilson Fremont Mills and Sharon Turner Malvern elevated to first team in girls and Jim Clayton Hamburg headlining boys first team. Several players slide to second team or honorable mention reflecting tight competition and standout defensive efforts across the league.
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Coral Wolfe
Malvern
Mary Wilson
Fremont Mills
Lino de Scolt
Farragut
Jim Clayton
Hamburg
Vicki King
Freont-Mills
Sherry Teachout
Warragut
Gene Dahl
Fremont-Mills
Sharon ,Turner
Gary Jackson
Malvarn
Hicks
Carlson
Hackett
Stesan
Bob West
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Diane Hopp
Linda Scott
Pat van Horn
Rallie's Get High Game Series in Uneventful Night
Rallie's Texaco tops the Women’s Wednesday Night Rowing League with an 814 game and 2358 series to keep an eight‑game margin. Alenwood Bank second with 812 and 2315. Canine Drug third with 804 and Gloria's Beauty 2298. Rollie's and The Bank defeated last‑place teams. Gloria's took two from Gay O Co. Collins Drug beat B.P.W. Our Market fell to Jamison's. Mary Stanley led with 186 game 495 series. Dixie Benton 183 game. Beth Surfacu Jan Forney tied for runner‑up in 491 series. Ruth Stanley 87 final count.
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Rallie
Texaco
Alenwood Bank
Gloria
Rollie’s
The
Bank
Nishmna
Gloria’s
Gay O Co
Collins Drug
B.P.W
Jamison's
Mary Stanley
Dixie Benton
Hich
Edna McNulty
Beth Surfacu
Jan Forney
Ruth Stanley
Our Market . RB PLOW Jamison's Ao & W
Market report notes RB PLOW and Jamison's Ao and W among items traded with listing of vendors and prices. Brief roundup summarizes activity at local market and notable offerings from participants.
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RB Plow
Jamison
Ao & W
Fremont-Mills Girls Sweep Corner Title Run 1965
Fremont-Mills closed Corner Conference play with a 106-23 win over Hamburg while Stanton rode a 51-39 victory over South Page. Marjorie Wilson led Fremont-Mills with 30 points and Barb Kennon contributed 27 as Hamburg managed only single points in the second quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanton
Vicki King
Fremont-Mills
Sherry Teachout
Warragat
Karen Lungren — Stanton
Cathy Smith
Hamburg
Marjorie Wilson
Stanton Girls
South Page
Barb Kennon
Sectionals Boost Set For Nishna Valley Area Playoffs
Both boys and girls begin sectional action next week with games at Nishna Valley Farragut and other sites. Girls start Saturday night boys Monday with finals scheduled Feb 18 for boys and Feb 20 for girls. Contests involve Class A and B brackets across Farragut New Market Atlantic and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Nishna Valley and Fremont-Mills Tie for Corner Crown
Nishna Valley and Fremont-Mills claim the Corner conference season title after wins Friday night. Nishna Valley beat New Market 78-48 and Fremont-Mills defeated Farragut 69-50, with Hamburg beating Fremont-Mills 56-52 in a key matchup. Stanton edged South Page 55-52 to rise in standings as the three-way tie unravels. Jim Clayton led Hamburg with 23 points.
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Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Malvern
Sidney
Farragut
Essex
Stanton
South Page
New Market
Nishna Valley
Boys Nishna Valle
Ramburg
Nishna Valley Andssex
Silver City Woman Fined for Disturbing Peace
Gail Mills of Silver City received a $25 fine and costs from Justice of Peace Carl Remley for disturbing the peace Friday night at her home. The incident left her tied for third with M. Wilson. Farragut defeated Essex 78 to 49, aided by a 19-6 first quarter. Bey and Bickett led with 39 points.
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Gail Mills
Silver City
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Millson
M. Wilson
Farragut
Essex
Trojanettes
Bey
Bickett
Malvern Sweeps Sidney In Double Victory
Malvern high cagers earned a double win at Sidney Friday night. The Orioles defeated Sidney 61-38 after a 100-41 romp by the Oriolettes led by Carol Wolfe with 22 points and 7 free throws and Sharon Turner scoring 41. Gary Jackson led Malvern with 24 points and Bob West added 10 while Marjorie Whitehead paced Sidney with 19. The win improves Malvern to a 3-6 mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern High
Sidney
Orioles
Oriolettes
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Carol
Sharon
Cowboys
Malvern
Gary Jackson
Bob West
Malvern Jads
Gary
Bob
Albert Ponton
Mills County Wildlife Bounty Costs Rise Then Fall
Auditor Glenn L. Johnson reports Mills County wildlife bounty payments were heavy last year but reduced from the prior year, detailing the bounty payouts and noting the overall toll on wildlife enforcement in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mills County
Mills County Wildlife
Glenn L. Johnson
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Southlows
Fis
Ivern
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Mike Stanley
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Stattom
Frank Hart
Rich Clayton
Dale Sandquist
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Pal Jones
Lew Market
Shirley Fine
Sandra Hays
Peggy Haack
Nishne Valley
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Stan Carlson
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