Malvern Criolettes Rally Falls Short to Farragut
Coach DeVerne Osterfoss's Criolettes Nearly upset Farragut Friday night but fell short by two minutes. Malvern led by ten late in the third period before Farragut's hot shooting carried the quarter. The girls’ low scoring followed a strong performance earlier in the Corner Tournament, with Carol Wolfe and Sharon Turner noted as top scorers. Boys action saw Farragut dominate, while Art Fritcher leads rodeo plans amid Nebraska and Tarkio College discussions. Deer hunting in Mills County breaks season records across gun and bow, per conservation notes.
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DeVerne Osterfoss
Criolettes
Farragut
Malvern
Admiralettes
Trig
Osterfoss
Art Fritcher
Hetderson
Tarkio
Henderson
Art
University of Nebraska
Little Change in Wed Nite League Standings
The Women's Wednesday Night League saw Our Market slip to third as they swept Gay Oil Co but failed to catch leaders The Market. Rollie's Texaco dropped all three to Glenwood Bank, while Tabor D-X topped Jamison's in straight sets. Barbara Peterson led with 201, Nuss 194, Bishop 185. Nuss had high pin fall at 622. Market posted best team series 2321. Glenwood 2267, Rollie's 2196.
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Minuto
Market
Rollie
Texaco
Gay Oil Co
Rollie’e
Glenwood Bank
Tabor D-X
Jamison’s
Connie's
B.P.W
Collings Drug
Barbara Peterson
Cora Nuss
Dorothy Bishop
Nuss
Peterson
Jan Fornoy
Wim
Tabor
Rollie's Texaco
Gov. Oil Co
Collins Drug Co
BP. W
Jamison
A & W Science
Nine Players Still In Running In Cribbage Meet
Malvern's cribbage tourney sees 26 starters. after Wednesday nine remain in contention for the finals Saturday. Competitors Buck Wilcox Dick Clark George Pearce Stan Windom Edwin Leu Fred Pierce Bud Jentsch Ernest Ponton and Russell Snow still active. Mrs Don Mercer reports strong hands and growing interest despite no perfect scores yet.
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Malvern’s
Don's Tavern
Buck Wilcox
Dick Clark
George Pearce
Stan Windom
Edwin Leu
Fred Pierce
Bud Jentsch
Ernest Ponton
Russell Snow
Don Mercer
Sidney Boys Rise After Hamburg Victory
Sidney moved up one notch in Corner season play with a 60 to 37 win over Hamburg. Other scores listed include Fremont Mills 82 over South Page, Farragut 137 over Malvern 17, Essex 77 over Nishna Valley 65, New Market 37 over Stanton 33. The week produced no other major changes in the boys standings.
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Sidney Boys
Hamburg
Sidney
Fremont Mills
South Page
Farragut
Malvern
Essex
Nishna Valley
New Market
Stanton
Fremont-Mills
Nishna V
Farragut Girls
Admiralettes
Sheri Moody
N. V
Malvern Boys
Krambeck
Tom Gidley
Bob West
Ron Benscoter
Albert Ponton
Doug Dashner
Fremont
Essex Posts Two Wins Over Nishna Valley Friday
Essex defeated Nishna Valley in both boys and girls games Friday night at Hastings. In the boys game Rich Monson led with 24 points as Essex pulled away in the second half for a 77-65 win. Dale Sandquist and Rick Lyon had 14 each. The girls opened with a strong first half, led 38-19 at halftime, and completed a 68-39 victory as Shirley Peterson scored 35 and Linda Johnson added 15 for Nishna Valley.
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Nishna Valley
Hastings
Trojans
Rich Monson
Essex
Monson
Dale Sandquist
Rick Lyon
Blackhawks
Essex Girls
Nishna Valley Gals
Shirley Peterson
Trojanettes
Linda Johnson
N.V
Nishna Jalley
Fremont Mills
Knights
Steve Carlson
The
Rick Lunn
N.V. Essex Girls
Stanton
Barb Kennon
ViQueens
South Page
New Market
Minerettes
Hogg
Read
Diane Cozad
N. M. Farragut
Admirals
Jim Booker
Rick Monson
Sidney
Not Enough Rabbit Hunters In Iowa Says Commission
State Conservation Commission game staff report rabbit numbers increased this year but hunters are not yet pressuring rabbits enough, especially in southern Iowa. Production was good for rabbits and other game. Fox hunters report success in many areas, and recent snows are expected to boost fox and coyote hunting activity.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Admirals and South Page Advance in March Conference Play
Sidney hosts the Corner Conference tournament as Farragut and South Page vie for titles. Friday and Saturday pairings set, with Farragut facing Fremont Mills and Hamburg meeting Sidney in boys action, while girls finals pit Farragut against Rebelettes. Earlier results include South Page 79 Malvern 44 and Farragut 78 South Page 38.
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South
Malvern
Farragut
Sidney
South Page
New Market
Fremont Mills
P. m. Farragut
Essx
Hamburg
South Page Girls
Farragut Boys
Fremont-Mills
Rehelettes
Farragut Girls
Malvern Gals
Farragut Gals
Nishna Valley
Jan Hogg
Rebelettes
Hogg
Mary McKinley
Anne Dreyer
Sharon Turner
Carol Wolfe
Oriolettes
Sidney Boys
Miners
Farragut achieves double victory over Malvern in Friday games
Farragut teams swept Malvern Friday with the Admiralettes edging Malvern 66 to 63 and the Admirals routing Malvern 137 to 17. Key players included Marilyn Bateman and Lynda Howard for Farragut, and Carol Wolfe with 33 points for Malvern. Both guard cour ts stood out as fouls and free throws shaped the seesaw finish.
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Admirals
Dale Hackett
Malvern Guards
Farragut
Marilyn Bateman
Lynda Howard
Admiralettes
Malvern Gals
Oriolettes
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Howard
Bateman
Malvern Boys
Oriole
Sidney Gals Post First Win in Corner Conference
Sidney Gals claim their first Corner Conference win, defeating Hamburg 47 to 19 while other Friday results include Fremont-Mills Essex 68 Nishna Valley 39 Farragut 68 Malvern 63 Stanton 44 Plew Market 40. Oriolettes and Minorettes necks in close battles near second place and fourth, respectively.
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Sidney Gals
Sidney
Hamburg
Ace Page
Fremont-Mills
Essex
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Malvern
Stanton
Plew Market
Oriolettes
New Market
Minorettes
Preliminary Deer Kill Reported
State Conservation Commission preliminary figures show licensed deer hunters took 5,194 deer this season on 87 percent of report cards returned. Bowhunters returned 67 percent, archery kills total 459. licenses issued 12,000 for guns and 2,858 for bows. Returning cards is required or risk license refusal.
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States Conservation Commission
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Dick Krambegk
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Sidney Monday
Jewell Almquist
Marsha Stevenson
Janice Hogg
Jan
Janet Jones
Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
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