Beasley Resigns as Coach Beasley Resigns as Coach
Beasley, Malvern girls basketball mentor for five years, resigns to seek a coaching post in a large system. Since 1958 he led the Oriolette squad to multiple titles including sectional and district crowns, with a career record of 257 wins and 60 losses. He also taught history and coached multiple sports before leaving at year end.
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Board of Education
Beasley
Avoca
Oriolette
Farragut
1860
South Page
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RTME
Perry
Blakesburg
Kearney
Neb
State College
Arcadia
Meb
Pisgah
Little Sioux
Boys Sectionals Set Across Four Meets in A and B
Four sectional tourneys begin Monday with Corner teams placed in four meets across classes A and B. Class A lists Treynor Malvern versus Underwood at Sidney, Hamburg, Nishna Valley Orient, and a Feb 26 finale at Treynor plus a Villisca date. Class B includes New Market district with Essex versus Prescott and New Market versus Stanton, Feb 26 finals. Treynor district hosts Farragut and others with Fremont Mills and Glenwood advanced directly.
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Treynor
Malvern
Underwood
Sidney
Hamburg
Villisca
Nishna Valley
Orient
New Market
Essex Ve. Prescott
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Stanton
Finess
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Fremont Mills
Glenwood
Miners Edge Blackhawks 48-47 in Friday showdown
New Market edged Nishna Valley in their final Corner game 48-47 after a close finish. Richard Markle led the Miners with 17, while Dave Laughlin scored 14 for the Blackhawks. In the opener, Diane Cozad fueled the Minerettes to a 68-39 win with 39 points, helping build a 32-20 halftime lead. Judy Geith and Linda Johnson each scored 12 for Nishna Valley.
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New Market
Nishna Valley
Blackhawks
Richard Markle
Dave Laughlin
Hawks
Diane Cozad
Minerettes
Nishna Valley Girls
Diane Potted
Judy Geith
Linda Johnson
Farragut Girls and Fremont-Mills Lead Corner Standings
Fremont-Mills defeated Hamburg 83-52 in a dominant showing led by Judy Bowers with 45 and Emily Gound with 34. Farragut topped Essex 57-51 after a close first half as Nancy Glasgo and Joan Mann starred for the Knights. Hamburg battled Stanton and Essex in open-competition nights, while Stanton beat South Page 59-41.
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Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Wildcats
Knights
Sc Hamburg
Gary LaFollette
Farragut
Bill Glassgo
Essex
Stanton
South Page
Rebels
Larry Nowels
John Sholeen
Essex Girls
Joan Mann
Admiralette
Nancy Glasgo
Joyce Sederburg
College Springs
Stanton Girls
Jana Hogg
Rebelettes
Fremont Mills
Judy Bowers
Emily Gound
Nishna Valley JV girls and boys beat Malvern on Feb 4
Nishna Valley swept both JV basketball games at Malvern on Feb 4. In girls action Sheri Moody led Nishna Valley with 10 points while Diane Allensworth scored nine for Malvern. Malvern’s high scorer Roger Powles paced the boys with 7 points, and Bob Johnson led Nishna Valley with 11.
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Nishna Valley
Diane Allensworth
Malvern
Sheri Moody
Ying
Malvern Boys
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Roger Powles
Bob Johnson
Malvern Girls Top Sidney In Conference Basketball
Malvern Crusaders beat Sidney 70 31 as Charlotte Graham led the Cowgirls with 15 points and Steve Miller poured in 23 for Malvern. Barbara Beasley paced the Orioles with 2 and Lara Beck added 19 while Carol Wolfe and Sharon Shapcott contributed in reserve roles. The Cowboys finished strong, holding a 68 39 lead at the end.
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Malvern High
Malvern
Barbara Beasley
Oriolettes
Lara Beck
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Shapcott
Orioles
Cowboys
Origles
Steve Miller
Doug Dashner
Malvern A
Lanny Goy
Sidney Hamburg top conference scorers released this week
The top ten scorers for boys and girls were released by Corner officials after last Friday's conference games. Fremont Mills and Hamburg led with players on the list. Malvern placed two girls among the ten. Emily Gound of Hamburg led girls scoring, narrowly over Jan Hoge of South Page, with Gound also ruling at the free throw line. The boys list includes Sheve Miller Sidney Glasgo Essex Barry Yates Fremont Mills Deane Wilkin Far Mills Mick Thompson Hamburg Rich Markle New Market Don Hicks Nishna Valley. Girls list includes Emily Gound Hamburg Jan Hoge South Page Joan Mann Farragut Marlene Johnson Stanton Judy Bower Fremont Mills Nancy Glisgo Essex Barbara Geasby Malvern Lara Beckwith Malvern Charlotte Graham Sidney.
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Fremont Mills
Farragut
Hamburg
Sidney
Stanton
Nishna Va
Essex
New Market
Malvern
South Page
Fremont-Mills
Nishna
Last Friay
Fremont- Mills
Hot
Malyern
Paxs
Sheve Miller
Bill Glasgo
Barry Yates
Deane Wilkin
Fre-Mills
Mick Thompson
Rich Markle
New Mit
John Sholeen
Stantenkken Winkler
Steve Lantz
Don Hicks
Nishna Valley
Emily Gound
Jan Hoge
Joan Mann
Marlene Johnson
Judy Bower
Nancy Glisgo
Oparbara
Geasby
Diane Covad
Lara Beckwith
Charlotte Graham
Fremont- Mills Knights
Gene Dahl
Steve Carlson
Duane Wilking
Darrel Wilking
Gary LaFollette
Knights
Phote Gourtesy Tabor Beacon
Steve Miller
Ate le Fornari
Gary Lavollette
F-M
Hambur
Bruce Moot
Jain Sholton
Slanton
Duane Wilkins
Gunr
Gene Ginsgo
Basax
Ken Winkler
Wamburg
Gutard Hich Mankle
New
Mkt
the Terns
Tenn Dan Hogg
Bimmly Gound
Homburg
Marlony Johnson
Pim Pease
Barbara Beasley
Susan Darrah
Girard Delores Wolfe
Malverny
Phyllis Calhoon
New Mk
Rita Carl
Mickis
Orioles Meet Riverton in Two Games Here Friday
Malvern boys host Riverton at the Community building for two games this Friday. The reserves start at 7 p.m., followed by a clash between the two schools. The Orioles’ next game is February 18 at Treynor in the sectional tournament, with a potential matchup against Underwood and, if victorious, Carson Macedonia on February 21.
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Orioles
Riverton
Malvern Boys
Underwood
Treynor
Carson Macedonia
Heart Fund Bowling Event At Stanley Bowl Glenwood
Jase Voy, chair, and Jim Stanley sponsor a February charity bowling tournament at Stanley Bowl Glenwood to raise funds for Mills County heart and blood vessel disease campaigns. Prizes awarded. rules follow ABC WIBC. Entries at Stanley Bowl.
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Jase Voy
Jim Stanley
Glenwood
County Heart Fund
Mills County
ABC
WIBC
U. S
Stanley Bowl
Leader’s 1962 63 basketball selections dominate page
Ea Edie reports The Leader’s All Conference picks show repeats like Barry Yates Steve Miller Mick Thompson and Henry Mann among boys selections Yough Hogg Darrah rise to top team with Shaleen Mount and others earning second team or honorable mention Also notes girls picks Joy Waris Barb Beasley Jan Hogg Diane Cozad Judy Dower and Lynn Tadlock among honored players
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Gil
Barry Yates
Steve Miler
Mick Thompson
Dear Mann
Jan Hogg
Susan Darrah
Ernes
John Shaleen
Steve Miller
Oriol ets eye finals with Beasley quartet and starters
If successful they will play finals Saturday night at Lewis Central in Council Bluffs. Coach Beasley brings four forwards and freshmen Carol Wolfe has become a regular starter. Set includes Sharon Shapcott returning from knee injury, Barbara Beasley top scorer, Liza Beckwith, and Sharon Turner.
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Lewis Central
Council Bluffs
Beasley
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Shapcott
Barbara Beasley
Oriolets
Liza Beckwith
Sharon Turner
Rollie's Moves Back in Front in Local Bowling League
Rollie's Moves Out Front with three games in Rollie's Texaco slipped back into first last week and solidified the lead by sweeping Glenwood Tank in three. Gur Market moved closer to second by taking two of three from Franksen and Johnson. Gay Oil Co. added little, winning 2 of 3 from Fern's Beauty. The Malvern Bank swept A. and W. and the B.P.W. won two from Collins. Carolyn Stanley led the Stanley girls with 21 strikes, 567 series and 552 total, while Ruth Stanley topped the league in total pinfall at 567. Other notable scores included Marion Jurgens 196, Thelma Surface 182, Carolyn Stanley 195, Shir ley Van Horn 192, Beth Surface 181, Jan Forney 188, Ruth Stanley 184-180, Avendale Cashner 183, Wannih Fisher 180. Thelma Sirkice 404, Shirley Van Horn 383, Dan Forney 918, Marion Jurgens 562. Rollie’s posted top team honors with 1,? per game and 2,588 total. The Malvern Bank had an 18 game, Glenwood Bank finished third with 2,411 in second, and the B.P.A. had third best series at 2,351.
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Texaco
Glenwood Tank
Gur
Franksen
Johnson
Gay O11 Co
Fern
Malvern Bank
B.P.W
Collins
Stanley Girls
Carolyn Stanley
Ruth Stanley
Carolyn
Marion Jurgens
Thelma Surface
Shirley van Horn
Beth Surface
Auburn
Lois Wolfe Earl
Jan Forney
Avendle Cashner
Wannih Fisher
Thelma Sirkice
Dan Forney
Glenwood Bank
B.P.A
Pioneers Bowl 200 Games Highlight Night of Bowling
Pioneers totaled 17 games over 200 pins last Thursday at the Stanley Bowl. Phil Stanley led with 245, Bob Forney 234 and 205 for 596 total, Wayne Stanley 220, Jack Chambers 212 205, John King 212, plus several others in the 200s showing a lively bowling night at the Stanley venue.
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Phil Stanley
Bob Forney
Ust
Wayne Stanley
Jack Chambers
John King
John Eaton
Merlin Hale
Wally Wood
Don Stanley
Art Bird
Jim Stanley
Leon Burehell
Walt Conrad
Thurman
Phive Gibsim
Pace
Teriyan Tsk
Goy Oil
Putt halt to FeM’s pace by Tabor Beacon Knights
Saturday night the M team suffered its gyst loss of the season by being trounced by Thomas Jefferson of Council Bluffa. This makes the Knights’ record 18 and 1.
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Tabor
Thomas Jefferson
Council Bluffa
Knights
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Heart Fund
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Jan Hogs
Jorn Mann
Joy Waris
Barb Beasley
Ligan Darrah
Mickie Binom
Tavvrell Wilkins
Fre-Mivis
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Nishha Valley
Stanley Booker
David Dyke
Jha Parkison
Judy Dower
Fremont-Milla
Charlotta Graham
Penny Mason
Malverti
Carol Tinnell
Lynn Tadlock
Big Malvern
Shieldsaw Tean
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Fern's Beauty
Collins Drug Co
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