Malvern Redmen Help Form Southwest Iowa Baseball League
Mills County reports the eight team Southwest Iowa Baseball league formed in Tabor with Malvern Redmen and teams from Glenwood Treynor Farragut Hamburg and Nebraska City. Officers include Paul Phillips Glenwood president and Emmett Butler Treynor vice president. The 21 game schedule will have most night games with lighted fields. Malvern fans rallied last season as the Redmen posted an excellent record and drew over 1 000 spectators at a game in Glenwood.
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Malvern Redmen
Southwest Iowa Baseball League
Tabor
Paul Phillips
Glenwood
Emmett Butler
Treynor
Harold Alten
Farragut
F. E. Pace
Malvern
Don Clayton
Hamburg
Clarence Vigen
Nebraska City
Ralph Queen
Rod Moore
Sea
Hambure
Tabar
Memorial Recreational Center
Redmen
Sudi
Memorial Field
Tabor Girls Win Sectional Titles In Two Tournaments
The county girls claimed sectional titles at Macedonia and Tabor. Wales Lincoln beat Oakland 41 26 to reach district, Emerson topped Griswold 37 28 for silver county finish, Whistler tallied 16 for Emerson and Kenworthy 14 for Griswold. At Tabor Bartlett beat Thurman 44 20 for the crown with Van Seyoe scoring 27. Glenwood faded 42 32 to Bartlett, McCollum had 20 for Bartlett.
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Emerson
Wenderson
Macedonia
Strahan
Clenwaad
Silver City
Hastings
Tahor
Wales
Lincoln
Oakland
Griswold
Whistler
Kenworthy
Tabor
Thurman
Bartlett
Glenwood
Rani
Sectional Roundups Spark Numerous High School Wins
Wednesday night action in Lincoln Oakland and Emerson sent their teams to early playoff success. Wales Lincoln crushed Stanton 60-33 while Oakland beat Stennett 47-12 after leading 22-4 at halftime. Emerson defeated Carson 38-21 as Deloris Ozias scored 13 and Patsy Patrick totaled 25 for Carson.
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Wales
Lincoln
Stanton
Oakland
Stennett
Emerson
Carson
Deloris Ozias
Patsy Patrick
Tabor
Thurman
Bartlett
Strahan
Baslee
Silver City
Wava van Seyoc
Carita Kruse
Hastings
Betty McCollum
Rockabout
Macedonia
Triswold
Elliott
Eanes
Iriswold
Menderson
Jensen
Norma Ambrose
Henderson
Randolph
Glenwood
Percival
Sidney
Nuckella
Griswold
Emerson Girls
Bentley
Hartett
McAlexander
Wioners
Tarnzler
Hastings Woman's Club Meeting Turns Toward Flags and Fund Drives
The Hastings Woman's Club met February 6 at Mrs. Fred Martin's home with 31 members. They approved giving 2.50 to Pan American student exchange and 5 from the club plus 27.58 from members to the Abraham Lincoln Friendship Train fund. A patriotic program featured readings on the flag and songs, with notes on Irving Berlin and the life of God Bless America. The meeting also revealed the secret sisters and drew names for next year.
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Hastings Woman's Club
Fred Martin
Clinton Parker
Pan American Student Exchange
Club
Treasury
Abraham Lincoln Friendship Train Fund
Lola Wearin
General Federation Magazine
Roberta Campbell Lawson
General Federation
Oklahoma
H. W. Washburn
Irving Bertin
Marie Phelps
Susie Hall
W. S. Young
T. M,. Brazelton
O. R. Hyde
Seventh and Eighth Grade Classes Report Activities
Students progressed through arithmetic topics including percentages shortcuts and interest, geometry with measurement, civics exploring forms of government, and art coloring Abraham Lincoln with his wife. Friday featured a valentine bar and activities connected to school routines after Pat’s siege of chicken pox.
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Pat
Abraham Lincoln
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