Local college hoops flash but mostly small-town notes
Malvern Farragut boys and girls teams figure in a string of results from recent games. Nishna Valley beats Essex by two but loses to Malvern by three while Essex had beaten Malvern previously. Stanton defeats the Orioles by one as South Page beats Malvern but loses to Stanton in the Corner tourney. Malvern has only one win in conference play, prompting fan talk. The Malvern Farragut girls briefly disrupted by coach Beasley sending players to the bench, then returning for action. Hamburg’s progress in the Corner tournament is noted as Hamburg faces Fremont Mills en route to the title.
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Malvern Alwumus
Roger Starr
Omaha
South Page
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Malvern
Essex
Orioles
Hamburg
Sidney
Wildcats
Cowboys
Fremont- Mills
Fremont Mills Ee
Okay
Hamburg & Sidney
Farragut Ee
Stanton — New Market
Ee Essex
Nishna Valleya Girls
Malvern South Page
Hamburg & Stanton
Farragut Essex Macnelia
Framont Mills
Sy Sidney
New Market
Ieee
Stanton Girls
Nishua Valley
Hawkettes
Marlene Johnson
N-V
Diatto Sandqulal
Hamburg Girls
Jan
Ice Hogg
Cheryl Whigham
Rebelettes
Emily Gound
Tamburg
Fremont-Mills
Mickey McCartney
Chnmers
Ethel Pratt
N.M
Sidney Gyn
Fremont Mills
Hoyay
Petersen Leads BPW With High Game In League Night
Barbara Peterson posted the best individual game a 208 and top series 623 as Malvern Wednesday Night Women’s league action saw A W and Fern’s Beauty Shop add three wins each. Gay Oil Co swept a series while Our Market, Farm Bureau, Glenwood Bank and others traded victories in a tight standings race. Standings amid the 5x7 scratch pads ad conclude this brief.
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Fern
Franksen
Johnon
Collins Brug Co
Gay Oil Co
BPW
Farm Bureau
Aquad
Glenwood Bank
Malvern Bank
Barbara Peterson
Trudy Hansen
Gwen Krecklow
Cora Nus
Evelyn Gay
Roberta Troutman
Goy Oil
Goy’s
Printing Call The Malvern Leader for all kinds
The Malvern Leader promotes its printing services offering broad capabilities for printing needs across local businesses and individuals.
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Malvern Leader
Hamburg Hands Sidney Defeat to Lead Corner Tourney
Hamburg upset Sidney 62-46 in a Corner Conference first round in Sidney. Hamburg controlled the boards and pulled away after a 31-21 halftime lead, while Sidney hustled but hit few baskets. Gary Stephens and Mick Thompson led Sidney with 17 each, Miller had 21 for Hamburg, and the game followed a week after Sidney earned a spot in the World-Herald top ten.
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Hamburg
Sidney
Cowboys
World-Herald
Wildcats
Nets
Gary Stephens
Mick Thompson
Miller
Stanton Boys
South Page
Rebels
Vikes
John Sholeen
Stanton
Lynn Bloom
Fremont Mills
Farragut
Stan Booker
Duane Wilkins
Knights
Orlices
Malvern Boys
Spearman
New Market
Miners
Larry Jackson
Lanny Gay
Jerry Howes
N V Boys Top Essex In Narrow 43 41 Win
NV boys edged Essex 43 41 for their first Corner Conference victory as Dick Winders led with 19 and David Dyke 13 for the Trojans. Coach Gary Greenwood praised improved team defense while Essex girls beat Hawkettes 74 51 with Diane Sandquist scoring 38 and Nancy Glasgo 29.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Essex
Hawks
Gary Greenwood
Dick Winders
N V
David Dyke
Trojans
Essex Gals
Hawkettes
Diane Sandquist
Nancy Glasgo
Hasex
Malvern Gals Narrow Victory in Tight Home Court Win
Malvern girls survived a poor shooting night to edge Farragut 52-50 on their home floor as Barb Shapcott and Susan Darrah led the guard trio. Malvern boys fell 64-38 to Farragut after a slow start despite late rally, with Gruber leading the Orioles with 14 points and four players reaching double figures.
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Malvern Cagers
Ithe
Barragut
Malvern Gals
Beasley
Malvern Guard
Barb Shapcott
Susan Darrah
Kay Harshbarger
Joan Mann
Pease
Cheryl Phipps
Malvern
Farragut
Gruber
Lowell McMillan
Orioles
Lanny Gay
Larry Jackson
Oriole
Oriolettes Beat Farragut 64 48 in Tourney Opener
Malvern girls rallied to dump Farragut 64 48 in the Corner Conference opening round at Sidney. Rose Turner sparked the Admiralettes with 42 points while Sure Beckwith and Sharon Shapcott starred on rebounds and ball handling as fans filled Sidney's gym.
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Oriolettes
Farragut
Malvern Gals
Sidney
Rose Turner
Admiralettes
Bill Beasley
Rose
Sure Beckwith
Sharon Shapcott
Emerson Metros Still Lead in Interstate Eight
Emerson Metros kept atop the Interstate Eight after a 77-54 win over Allied Chemicals as Marlin Mercer scored 22 and Dee Zanders 21. In the Emerson rematch Glenwood Pepsies beat Pac Jet 82-64 with Chas Francis totaling 39. Treynor Alumni edged Glenwood Legion 86-86 in a tight game, Roy Maugqueen 25 for the winners, Ray Cain 24 for the Legion. Gen Robinson and Sam McCaa led Tim’s Bar with 14 each in defeat.
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Emerson Metropolitans
Allied Chemicals
Emerson
Marlin Mercer
Dee Zanders
Metros
Thomas
A. C
Glenwood Pepsies
Pac. Jet
Chas
Francis
Pepsies
John Gregory
P. J
Treynor
Glenwood Legion
Roy Maugqueen
Ray Cain
The
Legion
Silver City
Tim’s Bar
Gen Robinson
Sam McCaa
Ken Ptak
Bar
Fields of Corn Attracting Geese
Geese and ducks have swarmed over unpicked corn north of highway 2 near Forney's lake, conservation officers report. The influx of waterfowl underscores the need for field harvest and wildlife management.
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Highway 2
Forney’s Lake
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