Sophomore Carol Wolfe earns All-Conference first team nod
Carol Wolfe, a sophomore guard for the Orsolettes, was named to the All-Conference first team, with Jan Hoge of South Page the top pick. Wolfe led her team with 405 points in 12 games and 316 in conference play, while Sharon Turner added 342 overall. The Orlolettes finished tied for third with Premont-Mills, showing yearlong improvement and aiming for a conference title next season. The piece also notes Hastings town support for roller skating, drawing crowds to the local rink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol Wolfe
South ‘Page
Jan Hoge
Carol
Wolfe
Orsolettes
Seasion
Hamburg
Emily Gound
Jan Hogg
Farragut
Joan Mann
Sharon Turner
Malvern Gals
Premont- Mills
Thurman
Orlolettes
Fremont
Milla
South Page
Polves
Malvern
Hastings
Golfers Elect D Waisner President
Darrell Waisner elected president of Fairview Country Club at the annual meeting. He succeeds Kenneth Jones who held the office last year. The club reported an excellent year with solid finances after spending 4770 on equipment and maintenance. Dues remained 17.50 for family membership, 7.50 for student membership. John Ryan reappointed greens keeper. Plans include seeding along the west border for road work and replacements as trees are removed. Other officers named include Fred Harshbarger vice president Bob Salyers secretary treasurer Duane Hampton and Frank Wilkins directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrell Waisner
Fairview
Fairview Country Club
Kenneth Jones
Malvern
Fremont- Mills
John Ryan
Greens
Gerald Bower
Keith Glandon
Fred Harshbarger
Bob Salyers
Sec'ytreas
Duane Hampton
Frank Wilkins
Horseshoe Saddle Club Square Dance Plans
The Horseshoe Saddle Club held a Feb 10 meeting at Wayne Crawford home and scheduled a square dance for March 7 at 8 pm in the Hastings Community building. Music by Ruel Harold's Musical Farm Hands. Admission: $1.50 per couple, 75 cents per single. Next meeting Feb 26 at 7:30 pm. 8 teams drop two to Sidney clubs. Malvern girls lost 43-41 in OT after 41-41 tie. Diane Allensworth 23, Teresa Fox 14. Sidney boys won 64-21. Larry Hatfield led Malvern, Bill Daniels 22 for Sidney. Hastings Council praised for foresight in facility.
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Horseshoe Saddle Club
Wayne Crawford
Hastings
Ruel Harold
Sidney
Malvern
Diane Allensworth
Teresa Fox
Sidney Boys
Orioles
Larry Hatfield
Bill Daniels
Farragut Boys Clinch Corner Conference Title Unshared
Farragut finished the Corner conference schedule undefeated, ending Friday as undisputed champions. Fremont Mills emerged as the only serious challenger earlier in the season, but Farragut defeated them in a non conference matchup. The opening game on December 3 marked their sole early test with clear sailing afterward.
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Farragut
Fremont Mills
Knights
Admirals
Fm-Farragut
Malvern Gals Tie for 3rd as Corner Race Ends Friday
Malvern girls finished in a tie for third in the Corner conference after closing with a decisive win over Farragut. The final standings list Stanton 43, Malvern 60, Sidney 41, Farragut 62, Essex 43, New Market 76, Nishna Valley 49, Fremont Mills 64, Hamburg 23, with College Springs dominating the season and not seriously challenged in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nishna Valley Black Hawkettes
Marlin Mercer
Farragut
Essex
Malvern
Sidney
Nishna Valley
New Market
College Springs
Stanton
Fremont Mills
Hamburg
Fremont-M
Sidne Essex
South Page
College Springs Girls
Malvern Girls
Improvement by Orioles vs Sidney in Friday matchup
Sidney girls showed marked improvement on the Community building floor but the Orioles, the Oriolettes, rolled to a 60 41 win. Carol Wolfe scored 44 for Sidney while Diane Ware had 24 for Sidney. Malvern looked better in the first quarter but Sidney pulled away to a 82 52 finish. Doug Dashner led Sidney with 31 points, Gary Jackson added 16, Big Joe Click 16. Fouls were frequent with 53 called. Sidney made 27 free throws on 38 attempts.
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Sidney
Malvern
Oriolettes
Cow Girls
Malvern Girls
Carol Wolfe
Oriclettes
Carol
Diane Ware
Cowbirls
Cowboys
Doug Dashner
Gary Jackson
Big Joe Click
Orioles
Fremont-Mills Dominates Corner Cage Selections in 1964
The Corner Conference executive board announced boys and girls all star selections after Feb 5 meeting in Essex. Fremont-Mills placed two girls on the first team and three boys, with girls in third in both genders, while Farragut led with two first team girls and two boys. Janet Jones of Malvern and Carol Wolfe of Malvern are noted among first strings with several others earning honorable mentions across South Page, Essex, and Stanton.
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Essex
Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Farragut
The
Admirals
South Page
Carol Wolfe
Oriolette
Janet Jones
Corn Girls
Janice Hoge
Vicki King
Marjorie Wilson
Sherry Teachout
Jewell Almquist
South
Sectional Girls Meet Opens This Saturday At Sidney
State series girls basketball tournaments begin this Saturday with area teams at Sidney and Nishna Valley. Malvern meets Sidney at 9 p m. winner faces Farragut next Tuesday at 8 30 p m. at Sidney. Other Saturday games include South Page versus Essex at 6 p m Stanton versus Fremont Mills at 7 30 p m Lewis Central against Glenwood at 7 p m at Nishna Valley Tuesday.
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Sidney
Nishna Valley
Malvern Girls
Farragut
South Page
Essex
Stanton
Fremont Mills
Lewis Central
Glenwood
Stanton-Fm
Blackhawks clinch fifth in Corner with win over New Market
Blackhawks defeat New Market 49-39 to secure fifth place in the Corner as Jon Larson leads scoring with 12 and Dan McComb tallies 17 for the Miners. Earlier, New Market girls overpower Blackhawkettes 76-49 with Pat Jones scoring 22 and Linda Johnson adding 32.
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Nighna Valley Blackhawks
New Market
Hastings
Miners
NV Lads
Jon Larson
Dan McComb
New Market Girls
Blackhawkettes
Pat Jones
Minerettes
Linda Johnson
Silver City hunter fined for gun left in rear
William Paul Wilson of Silver City was fined $15 and costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman at Glenwood after leaving a gun in the rear following a coon hunting trip.
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Silver City
William Paul Wilson
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Trail Riders Elect Officers on Feb 18 at Farm Bureau
Trail Riders Saddle club meets Tuesday February 18 at 8 p.m. at the Farm Bureau office. Main business is officer elections with discussion of the upcoming Quarter Horse show. DeMolay robes will be displayed as the club helped sponsor the Little Britches Rodeo. Eleanor Parks, secretary.
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Trail Riders Saddle Club
Farm Bureau
Eleanor Parks
Splits a Plenty in Women's Wed Night League
In the Wednesday Night League, Auburn Bird's 194 led the high scores with Cora Nuns close at 194 and Corkey Bawley third at 191. The top totals included Thelma Surface 611 in series and Edna McNulty 489, as Rollie's Texaco posted 806 game and 2285 series to lead team standings ahead of Our Market. Glenwood Bank swept to first place with a series win over B.P.W, while Tabor DX slipped and Rollie's moved within 2½ games of the leaders. Standings show Glenwood Bank atop, followed by Tabor DX, Rollie's Texaco, Our Market, and others.
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Auburn Bird
Cora Nuns
Corkey Bawley
Jan Forney
Thelma Surface
Gwen Krecklow
Nusa
Surface
Edna McNulty
Rollie
Texaco
Tabor D-X
Glenwood Bank
B.P.W
Tabor
D-X
Rollie's
Jamison’s
Calling Drug
Gaylou
Connie's
Tabor D
Rollie’s Texaco
Goy of Co
Collins Drug Co
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Laurie Davis
Terry Moody
Sheri Moody
Charlotte Carlson
Lana Kadel
Chris Rumery
Janet Ryberg
Coach Mercer
Nancy Viner
Linds Johnson
Shirley Fleming
Diana Fields
Marcia Batlain
Marsha
Palmer
Iowa
D. Waisner
Plans Square
Essex Stanton
New Marke Ae
Sidney Aseboos
Fremont - Mills
MCHS
Ige
Stanley Booker
Gary LaFollette
Darrell Wilkins
Gene Dahl
Chuck Holman
Rick Lunn
Jim Clayton
Rich Carlson
Bill Glasgo
Jim Mann
Denny Hackett
Mike Moody
Larry Gruber
Richard Monson
Ken Winkler
Larry Driskell
Jor Click
Blackhawks
Trail Riders
Farraguy Malvern
Sharlene Scott
Dru Mort
Malvern Boys
Chuck West
Ford
Motor Trend
Salyers Auto CO
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern, Iowa
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