Malvern Orioles Face Hamburg After Corner Tourney Upsets
The Corner tourney saw Warragut, South Page, Essex, and Malvern win titles in past years while Farragut and Fremont-Mills dominated the girls’ side. Malvern’s strong defense limited Farragut’s top scorer Sherry Teachout, and Hamburg’s Jim Clayton stamped the boys’ finals with standout play. Malvern travels to Hamburg Friday seeking a win to halt Clayton’s form and gain momentum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farragut
Fremont-Mills
Tabor
Hamburg
Malvern
Allo
Wildcats
Jim Clayton
Clayton
Malvern Orioles
Wiidits
Grayton
Oriolettes New Champs Highlight Carol Wolfe Top Scorer
Carol Wolfe led Corner girls in scoring with 53 points after six conference games, per New Market rating released by coach Bob Mejia. Sharon Turner slipped to fourth. Stan Carlson topped the Tremont Mills boys ratings with Gary Jackson sixth, as other local players earned multiple coach citations.
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Carol Wolfe
Bob Mejia
New Market
Sharon Turner
Stan Carlson
Tremont Mills
Gary Jackson
Malvern Oriolettes defend conference title in girls finals
Malvern girls upset Fremont Mills in semifinals and Farragut in the finals to claim their second Corner Conference tournament crown on Farragut floor. Key scorers included Carol Wolfe and Sharon Turner, with strong rebounding from Hays and Hopp as Farragut’s defense limited Malvern early yet could not overcome the Oriolettes.
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Malvern Oriolettes
Fremont-Mills Girls
Farragut
F-M Gals
Malvern
F-M
Knightettes
Carol Wolfe
Oriolettes
Sean
Vicki King
Carol Jed
Sharon Turner
Gerry Turner
Yor FM
Jackie Travis
Mary Wilson
Oriolette
Carol
Sharon
Gerry
Diane
Cathy
Sandra
Beverly Bickett
Admiralettes
Sherry Teachout
Lynda Howard
Marilyn Bateman
Regular league action resumes in Corner Conference
Malvern travels to Hamburg while Nishna Valley hosts South Page in Friday night basketball. Fremont Mills visits Stanton, Farragut plays at Sidney, and Essex meets New Market as the schedule returns after last week's tournament.
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Malvern
Hamburg
Nishna Valley
South Page
Fremont Mills
Stanton
Farragut
Sidney
Essex
New Market
No Change in Wednesday Night Bowl Standings
Rollie's Texaco of the Woman's Wednesday Night Bowling league led a clean slate night as other teams faltered. Rollie's defeated Gloria's Beauty Shop, The Glenwood Bank, Gay Oil Co, Gur Market, and the A W. Meanwhile Collins' Drug Co, the B P W, the Nishna Cottage, and Jamison's lost. Donne Strand posted the high game with 205.
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Rollie
Texaco
Gloria
Glenwood Bank
Gay Oil Co
Gur Market
Collins’ Drug Co
B.P.W
Nishna Cottage
Jamison's
Rollie’s
Nan
Gloria's Beauty
Our Market
Collins Drag Co
Wishna Coliage
It Was a Bad Week End for Mills Co Deer
Mills county reports a tough week for local deer. On Friday night Michael Reis of Glenwood plowed into a crossing herd on highway 275 north of Glenwood, killing two deer. A second collision south of the John Mott farm, involving Mrs. W. R. Fornoff, also killed a deer. Sheriff Edwin Barkus confirms the incidents and notes ongoing checks at The Leader Office.
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Mills Co. Deer
Mills County
Michael Reis
Glenwood
W. R. Fornoff
John Mott
Bowling Scores Highlight High Games and Leaderboard
Lucille Martindale led with 201 while Barb Peterson posted 194 for third. Ruth Latever 192 Wanna Fisher 188 Vivian Warrington 184 Low King 181. Ruth Stanley, not in top games, still had the best series at 501. Strand and Petergon each totaled 590.
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Lucille Martindale
Barb Peterson
Ruth Latever
Wanna Fisher
Vivian Warrington
Low King
Ruth Stanley
Strand
Petergon
Why the Oriolettes Won the Farragut Game
Malvern's Orioclettes pursued first the big trophy for first place and a promised steak supper from W. Hays and Wilbur Wolfe after Thursday’s game. Sunday night the team and guests gathered at Winterset Inn Plattsmouth for a celebratory supper with coach Osterfoss, 12 players, student managers, and families among attendees. The trophy and festive mood highlighted the evening as the girls acknowledged their fine tournament performance.
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Hays
Wilbur Wolfe
Oriolettes
Winterset
Plattamouth
DeVerne Osterfoss
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Gerty Turner
Cathy Smith
Sandra Hays
Diana Hopg
Sheila Ballinger
Ginda MaMillen
Liane Ellensworth
Nancy Miller
Terry Jones
Marie Jones
Carolyn Hilton
Linda Biggerstatt
Farragut Boys Rally Past Hamburg for Close Title Win
Farragut Admirals edged Hamburg 55-51 on their floor to claim the Corner tourney after a 71-32 semifinal win over New Market. Jim Clayton led with 28 points while Denny Hackett added 21 as Hamburg trailed 43-40 late third quarter.
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Ay. C. Wolfe
M. Wilson
F M
B. Kennon
Turner
UT. Carlson
Jv King
Jones
M'smith
Teachout
Travis
Johnson
P. Erickson
Carlson
Jim Clayton
Hart
M. Stanley
Sid
D. Hackett
Re Jackson
Sofinson
Farragut Boys
New Market
Hamburg
Admirals
Wildcats
Denny Hackett
Cowboys
Robert Benton Elected President of Trailriders
The Little Britches Trailriders held the first 1965 meeting January 14 at the VFW hall with 21 members. Officers elected included Robert Benton as president, Mick Fichter as vice president, Carolyn Fichter as secretary, Violet Scott as treasurer, and Beverly Forney as reporter. A membership drive was approved, with next meeting set for February 11 and invites extended to interested riders.
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Little Britches Trailriders
VFW
Robert Benton
Mick Fichter
Carolyn Fichter
Violet Scott
Beverly Forney
Saddle Club
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Tom Cannon
Kis Lewis
Orioletta
Shota
H. Wendell Teachout
Sherry
Charles McClure
Colliston
Charles
Roe
LaVerne Obrecht
Orsolettes
Shirley Fine
Pat van Horn
Kathy Smith
Diane Hopp
Janet Rydberg
Peggy Haack
Lanny Orr
Don Hicks
Emerson Mixed Bowling League
C. C. Kids Hillbillies
C. J. Blank
Hilts & Mrs
It. Clayton
D. S Dquist
Gary Lees
B. Gilmore
H. Ewing
W. Carlson
R. Carlson
Orioles
Fremont-Mids
Tear
N. Valley
Donne Strand
Edwin Barkus
Iowa
Orioclettes
Bill Clay
Dale Stephens
Gary Stouder
Donnie Schroeter
Mia
Mays
Robert
Mrs. Wolfe
Maraha
Sateday
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