Sharon Shapcott returns then injures knee again
Orlvlette fans celebrated Sharon Shapcott rejoining the lineup at Stanton but she reinjured her knee in practice and will miss the Farragut game. The article notes her past knee injury in November and laments potential post season honors loss while highlighting Larry Jones’ return from a heart condition and Malvern’s scoring mentions.
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Orlvlette
Sharon Shapcott
Ineup
Stanton
Sharon
Farragut
Iowa
Orioles
Larry Jones
Jones
Oriole
Oriolette
Malvern Guards
Admiralettes
Malvern
I & Bay
Fay- Tagut
Barb Beagley
Oriolettes
Marlene
Pathak i. B
Stanton Guards
Malversi Boys
Vikes
Steve Lantz
Schenck
Sholeen
Malvern Junior High Boys and Girls Cage Teams Schedule
Malvern junior high basketball teams coached by Richard Swett have five games set this season. Boys, 13 seventh and eighth graders, practice Mondays and Wednesdays before school at the Community building. 18 girls practice Tuesdays and Thursdays before school there. Upcoming games include Essex and Randolph at home and away dates in January with times listed. weather notes mention unseasonal warmth and dense fog earlier in the week.
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Malvern
Richard Swett
Malvern Farragut Gals Lead Conf Knights at Top
In Corner conference action Fremont Mills tops Nishna Valley 75 41 as Malvern and Farragut stay unbeaten in girls standings. Farragut edges New Market 81 46 with Joan Mann scoring 22. Hamburg beats Essex 70 63 in overtime led by Emily Gound 47 and Nancy Glasgo 42. Sid ney falls to South Page 71 37. Jan Hogg nets 33 for SP.
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Fremont-Mills
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Farragut
Stanton
Hamburg
Essex
Trojanettes
Emily Gound
Nancy Glasgo
South Page
Sidney
Jan Hogg
Charlotte Graham
Malvern Girls Fall To Stanton In Conference Clash
Stanton girls defeated Malvern 78 to 60 as Lara Beckwith Barbara Beasley and Penny Mason led the Oriolettes with outside shooting and free throws. Malvern boys stayed close but fell 57 to 47 as Stanton’s Lantz Schenck Sho leen and Dashner paced the Vikes with strong inside play.
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Stanton Girls
Malvern Oriolettes
Malvern
Oriolettes
Malvern Boys
Stanton Club
Stanton
Oriolette
Lara Beckwith
Barbara Beasley
Penny Mason
Malvern Guards
Johnson Sisters
Marlene
Trapping Prices Rise as Muskrat Value Surges
Muskrat prices are up over 30 percent since opening, according to fur buyers reports to the Conservation Commission. The Iowa trapping season remains open for furbearers with muskrat and beaver in plentiful supply. mink trapping closed on December 9, while muskrat, beaver, badger, skunk, opossum, civet cat, and raccoon trapping stay open until February 28, 1968.
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The
Conservation Commission
Iowa
Pioneer League bowling contest tightens race in standings
Kigzier Service clings to the lead as Red Laine Of, Buffington Motors, and Gibson Feeds push for podium. Lyle Alley tops single games with 243, Bud Regenauer and Art Bird post strong totals, while Red Biney Oil and Kizzier Service pace team scores in a crowded Pioneer League week.
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Kigzier Service
Rager’s
Red Laine
Gay Oil
Buffington Motors
Pace Service
Gibson Feeds
Thurman Bank
Westside
Case
Malvern Shr
Lyle Alley
Bud Regenauer
Cliff Rowe
Jack Reid
Armen Huffman
Art Bird
Austin Baldwin
Tom Fauquier
Ed Mulholland
John King
Brooks Stanley
Phil Stanley
Bud Reganauer
Red Biney Oil
Kizzier
Teath
Nizzier
Reg Line
Gil
Westside Cafe
Roger’s Ldy
Malvern Lbr. LL and
Goy Gh Co
New Park Appointments Announced for Iowa Parks
Glen G. Powers of the State Conservation Commission announced new state park officers effective January 1. Lynn Johnson moves from Waubonsie to Pikes Peak near McGregor. Kenneth Formanak from Britt will lead Waubonsie near Hamburg, and Carl Burk from Woodburn takes Walnut Woods duties west of Des Moines.
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OL Lowa
Glen G. Powers
State Conservation Commission
Lynn Johnson
Waubonsie
Pikes Peak State Park
McGregor
Kenneth Formanak
Britt
Waubonsie State Park
Hamburg
Carl Burk
Woodburn
Walnut Woods
Market Ties For First After Hard Week In Standings
The Market climbs from sixth to a tie atop the standings after a 19 week stretch, with A and W losing the series. Glenwood Bank takes two of three from Fern's Beauty, Rollie's Texaco remains league leader though slip to third, and Gay Oil Co. sits fourth three games back. Individual scores include Lou King 205 top pins, Barbara Peterson 577 series, and high team runs: Rollie's 2361, Glenwood 2308, Gay Oil 2304. WANT ADS PAY.
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Glenwood Bank
Fern
Rollie
Texaco
Gay Oil Co
Collins Drug Co
B.P.W
Corky Bowley
Mary Stanley
Carolyn Stanley
Jan Forney
Lois Wolfe
Evelyn Goy
Besiflas
Rollie's Texaco
Gay
Wern’s Beauty
Malvern Bank
Collins Drag
Ig Bn BP
Ison Mson
Suir Soe
Corner Teams Square Off in Annual Tourney Monday
Sidneyr will host the fifth annual Corner conference basketball tournament opening in the school’s big gym next Monday evening. Hamburg boys and Malvern girls defend 1962 titles. Fremont-Mills and Farragut teams seek titles with strong outlooks. Pairings list multiple games from Jan 14 to Jan 19 with finals on Jan 19. admission 75c adults and 50c students.
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Sidneyr
Hamburg Boys
Malvern Girls
Fremont-Mills
Four Sites for Corner Girls in Sectionals
Four conference teams start the 1963 girls basketball sectional tournaments on February 11 across four sites. Malvern faces Town Deaf at Lewis Central with the winner meeting Treynor, while Fremont Mills meets Lewis Central, the winners meeting at Glenwood. Sidney hosts matchups with Hamburg and Riverton, followed by South Page facing the Hamburg Riverton winner and Farragut meeting Sidney Essex winner. At Villisca, New Market faces Prescott and Stanton vs NM Prescott winner.
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Malvern Gals
Lewis Central
Fremont Mills
Malvern
Town
Treynor
Glenwood
Carson
Nishna Valley
Carson-Macedonia-Avona
Sidney
Hamburg
Riverton
Essex
South Page
Hamburg- Riverton
Villisca
New Market
Prescott
Stanton
N-M-Prescott
Fox Hunting Up As Snow Closes In 1903 Season
Recent snows send fox hunters out in force while rabbit, fox, coyote and crow hunting finds wider open spaces. Trapping remains high on state areas with good muskrat prices driving effort. Town reports abundant muskrat populations needing harvest as the season closes February 28, 1903.
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State Conservation Commission
Fremont Mills Teams Sweep Nishna Valley Victory Parade
Fremont Mills girls kept NV close in a 33-32 loss with Judy Bower scoring 23 for the visitors and Judy Geith 17 for NV. In the boys game, FM dominated, building a 37-14 halftime lead and finishing 75-41 as Duane Wilkins led with 32 points and Rick Lunn added 10.
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Fremont Mills
Nishna’ Valley
Emerson
Poth
Bea Rana
Judy Bower
Judy Geith
Knights
F M
Jerry Nauman
Blackhawks
Southwest Iowa
Duane Wilkins
Rick Lunn
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Mickey Thompson
Mickey
Gerald Carlson
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Stanton Gals
DR. D. A. Darling
Melyern
Kathy Smith
Pat Johnson
Marlene Johnson
Sharon Scipold
Diane Hopp
Lecades Miantens
Pioneer League
J. A. Kline
First Avenue
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Donald L. Smith
State Savings Bank
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Macedonia
F-M
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Malvern Lumber CO
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