Malvern Oriolettes Fall Short Against Farragut
Farragut defeated the Malvern Oriolettes 65-47, the worst half of the season by Malvern as they trailed 35-23 at halftime. Barb Beasley and Lura Eckwith scored 18 each, Karon Turner 9, while Joan Mann was limited to 2 field goals before Farragut’s late stall and fouls. Pam Pease contributed 21 with 10 field goals and 1 free throw.
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Malvern Oriolettes
Faragut
Oriolettes
Intervision
Farragut
Oriolsite
Susan Darah
Delores Wolfe
Enny Mason
Barb Beasley
Lura Eckwith
Karon Turner
Joan Mann
Aragut
Pam Pease
NEW Market
Vikes
Miners
Richard Mankle
Gary Foote
Stanton
Sidney
Amaeesrne
Malvern Guards
Charlotte Graham
Charlotte
Cowgirls
Malvern
Lara Beckwith
Shanem Turner
Miss Graham
Malvern Boys
Seaon
N. M
Mankle
Lanny Gay
Orioles
Criolette Rated Slightly Above Farragut After Loss
Despite a recent defeat Criolette fans deem their team stronger than Farragut. Howard Brantz of the World Herald rates Criolette a notch above. In Malvern vs Farragut, Malvern struggled offensively and rebounding, losing 77 to 32 as Farragut spread scoring. Jim Mann led with 14, Lanny Gay had 1% and Doug Dashner 11 for Malvern.
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Criolette
Farragut
Verything
Howard Brantz
The
World Herald
Jim Mann
Lanny Gay
Malvern
Doug Dashner
Knights and Farragut Gals Lead Corner Conference
Knights stay atop Corner conference after last Friday's play while Farragut upset Malvern. New Market stun Stanton, and Hamburg and Fremont-Mills squads win decisively as South Page slips in a tight win over Fremont-Mills. Dianne Cozad nets 33 for New Market. Emily Gound scores 33 for Hamburg.
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Knights
Farragut Gals
Fremont-Mills Bays
New Market
Stanton
Fremont-Mills
South Page
Yates
LaFollette
Farragut
Malvarn
NEW Market Gals
Vigueens
Clarinda Beats Hendersons In Independent Basketball Clash
Clarinda defeated Hendersons 290 to 47 in an independent basketball game on January 9. The win showcased Clarinda's offense as they ran up a large score against the Hendersons squad.
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Clarinda
Henderson
Corner Tourney Opens With Malvern Girls Set To Meet South Page
The Corner conference girls tournament starts with Malvern facing South Page Thursday at 8 p.m. after Malvern eliminated Sidney in a slow game Tuesday. Friday features Farragut vs New Market, Hamburg vs New Market, and Fremont-Mills vs Sidney with girls finals Saturday at 7 p.m. and boys finals at 8:30.
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Malvern Oriolettes
Sidney
South Page
Farragut Girls
New Market
Hamburg
Fremont-Mills
Burial at Tabor for William P. Boan 77
Funeral services were held January 7 at Shenandoah for William P. Boan 77 a long time resident of Premont.
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Tabor
William P. Boan
Shenandoah
Premont
Reeves Pheasant Stocked in Iowa Near Chariton
The State Conservation Commission releases ten cocks and twelve hens of Reeves pheasant near Chariton in Stephens forest, Cedar Creek unit. This first wild release tests survival through winter, with over a hundred young birds remaining in captivity for future stock. Reeves, a timber pheasant from southeast Asia, prefers wooded areas and is noted for its copper, maroon, black and tan plumage and long white-headed tails.
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Commission
Stephens State Forest
Cedar Creek
Chariton
Reeves
Asia
Iowa
NV Defeats Essex in Overtime
Nishna Valley tops Essex 67 86 in overtime after a late field goal by Dave Laughlin and two foul shots by Rick Lunn. Laughlin led NV with 24 points. Judy Geith scored 20 for NV. Essex’s Nancy Glaszea tallied 32 in the loss as both sides show a rugged finish.
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Dave Laughlin
Nishna Valley Boys
Essex
Blackhawks
Rick Lunn
Trojan
Lunn
Laughlin
Dave
Bill Gluggo
Wishna Valley Girls
Essex Lassies
Blackhawkeat
Oie Pop
Wreewrar Ag
Trojanettes
Judy Geith
Nancy Glaszea
Glenwood Bank Tops Women’s Bowling Standings Again
The Glenwood Bank leads the Wednesday Night Bowling League after a tight week, with two wins from Malvern Bank as Our Merkst and Roltie’s Yuxnes climb. High scorers include Carlie Trask 204 and Jan Ferney 202, while Pat Mercer tops with a 542 series and Thelma Surface and Jan Perney post 640. Survivors include spouse Jerv and three sons in a Tubercular Survivors note.
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Malvern Bank
Merkst
Jan Ferney
Beth Surface
Pat Mercer
Thelma Surface
Jan Perney
Seek
Evelyn Goy
Argenelle Dashner
Barb Peterson
Cova Ness
Bowling series over 500 at Malvern event
The Malvern Leader reports a bowling meet with top series by Evelyn Goy 619 and Gwen Krecklow 515. Hollie’s Texaco led top game 838, Myo Malvern Bank 835, and Goy Oil 24 dollars in a cited total. The BAY and Hollie’s tied for 2449 series while Teen’s Loauty posted 2460 pins.
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Evelyn Goy
Gwen Krecklow
Hollie
Texaco
Myo Malvern Bank
Goy Old Co
Goy Oil
Teen
Loauty
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Pans
Mal- Vern
Ortolettes
Wildats
Mick Thompson
Steve Miller
Cowboys
Hamburg Gals
Emily Gound
South Pagh
Fremont-Mills Gals
Jn Hoge
Judy Bower
F-M
Stanton Fe
Nishna Valley
Essex Wennogs
Pet
Fremont Millsa
Sidney Ree
Rafferty Mobil
Glenwood
Moline
John Deere
Breeding & Benton
Malvern,a
Fremont Mills
Gils
Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Fre
Admiralettes
Jill
Steen Ite Sats
FTE
Demont-Mills Boys
Admirals
Barry Yates
South Page Girls
Jan Hogg
Hamburg Boys
State Conservation Commission
Premont-Mills Hash School
Cama
Orner
Tate Squad
Shirley’ Maxwell
Pam Fighter
Vicki King
Nancy Soniwer
Linda Driskell
Jean Vanilorn
Phyllis Lawrence
Kathy Toxin
Jackie Travia
Clara Dalton
Nancy Utterback
Audrey Sietaema
Linda Forgey
Marjorie Wilson
Beverly Maswell
Linda Sharp
Sherry van Horn
Carla Byrney
Marilyn Marshall
Barbara Anderson
Kira Dean
Janice Garrett
Patty Doyle
Phote
Tabor Beacon
Glenwood Bank
the Glenyood Bank
Page
Burlington Brother Railroad
Jerv
Goy Oil Co
Fern’s Loauty
Colling Drug
Rh. P. W
Elsa M. Larson
Wickham Building
Council Bluffs
Mercury
Montclair
P.S. Cruisematic
Fordomatic
Salyers Auto Company
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