Corner Conference tourney boosts Malvern prospects
Malvern Orioles show psychological edge in Corner Conference tournament. Principal A H Nothem handles trophy pickup and presentation while trophies rest in his office. Sectional games at Nishia Valley and Farragut on Feb 13 promise potential rematches with Fremont Mills, South Page, and others as the junior high intramurals impress with strong eighth grade talent and undefeated junior Orioles in Corner play.
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Malvern Oviolettes
A. H. Nothem
Oriolettes
MCHS
RoRek
Orioles
Three Way Tie Stands in Boys Corner Race
Fremont-Mills edged Stanton 50-43 in a tight Corner conference game as Stan Carlson was sidelined with an ankle sprain and Gene Dahl led Fremont-Mills with 18. Carroll Johnson scored 19 for the Vikes. Farragut beat Sidney 66-39 with 15 points from Barry Whitehill and Mike Stanley. Essex overwhelmed New Market 81-31 while Nishna Valley topped South Page 61-39 and Hamburg beat Malvern 87-44.
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Nishna Valley
South Page
Fremont-Mills
Stanton
Hamburg
Malvern
Essex
New Market
Farragut
Sidney
Knights
Stan Carlson
Gene Dahl
Vikes
Carroll Johnson
Barry Whitehill
The
Admirals
Mike Stanley
Cowboys
Celtics
Eagiles
Spartans
Vikings
Trojans
Awks
Sbs
Ballinger
Fanning
Westes
Babbitt
Turner
Blackman
STL
South
Nishna
Valley
Fremont Mills
Stanton Farragut
Carlson Still Tops Corner Scoring Leaders in 7 Games
Stan Carlson of Fremont Mills remains the Corner conference scoring leader after seven games despite missing at least one contest due to injury. The Malvern Leader notes Carlson at 13.6 points per game with others like F Hart 18.8 and J Clayton 17.6 backing the top totals as Hamburg and New Market players vie for defensive honors with 10 votes each.
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Stan Carlson
Fremont Mills
F. Hart
J, Clayton
M. Stanley
Gary Lees
D. Hackett
C. Johnson, Sr
G. Jackson
R. Clayton
R. Carlson
B. Gilmore
W. Carlson
Jim Clayton
Hamburg
Lanny Orr
New Market
Don Hicks
Nishna Valley
Bob West
Malvern
Carlson
Wed Night Bowlers Lead With Personal Highs
Krecklow Goy and Bird spark the Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling League at Stanley Bowl with a 215 high game and a 529 series for second place Gwen Krecklow adds a 529 series while Tivelyn Gay posts a 205 runner-up game Auburn Wild posts a 200 sequence and 607 total Ruth Stanley nets 538 pins as top series Donna Strand 493 and Marianna Simmons 185. Rollie’s Texaco extends lead defeating BPW in three sets Glenwood Bank slides from second place after a loss Jamison’s upsets Our Market Gloria’s Beauty defeats A and W Collins Drug takes a single pair from Nishna Cottage Standings.
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Gwen Krecklow
Tivelyn Gay
Auburn Wild
Ruth Stanley
Donna Strand
Marianna Simmons
Rollie
Texaco
B.P.W
Glenwood Bank
Jamison’s
Gay Oil Co
Gloria
Malvern B teams fall to Essex in Corner competition
Malvern B basketball teams lost to Essex Monday in Corner competition. The girls netted 31 21 led by Burns with 12 and Diane Allensworth with 8 for the Trojanettes. The boys score was not available.
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Malvern
Essex
Burns
Young Trojanettes
Diane Allensworth
Intramural Trophy Awarded to Celtics at Malvern High
The Malvern Community School intramural basketball season concluded with the Celtics winning the championship. Coaches Krambeek and Swett led the Celtics. directors Nothem and Arndt supervised. Roger Powles, Mike Mackburn, Bill Costello, Roger Scott, and Larry Hatfield served in official roles as scorekeeper, time keeper, and referees. Six teams competed: Spartans, Trojans, Vikings, Magles, Celtics, and Tawla. The Celtics will display the trophy for a year and receive it at Friday’s pep rally.
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Toaches Krambeek
Swett
Nothem
Arndt
Roger Powles
Mike Mackburn
Bill Costello
Roger Scott
Larry Hatfield
Spartans
Trojans
Vikings
Magles
Celtics
Tawla
Onit
Malvern Split with Hamburg in Two One-Sided Games
Malvern teams fell to Hamburg in two lopsided Corner Conference games as the Malvern girls lost 97-26 and the Hamburg boys won 87-44. Hamburg top scorers included Mike Moody 21 and Martin Phillips 20, while Carol Wolfe 41 and Sharon Turner 38 led the Malvern girls before benched.
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Malvern
Hamburg
Oriolettes
Hamburg Boys
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Pat Graves
Malvern Boys
Wildcats
Mike Moody
Martin Phillips
Gary Jackson
Nishna Valley Wrestlers Edge Toward Sectionals
A late start caused scheduling delays as Nishna Valley wrestlers faced Ion Town School for the Deaf. Only two matches won, the team fell 438-7 while Charles Paul pinned in heavyweight and Jesse Perkins drew at 114 pounds. Reserve bout saw Wax pin his opponent. Blackhawk matmen prep for sectional tourney.
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Nishna Valley
Grapplers
Ion Town School For the
Charles Paul
Jesse Perkins
Wax
Blackhawk
Malvern Junior High Dominates Hamburg 38-17 to Victory
Malvern Junior High rolled to a 38-17 win over Hamburg Friday, with nine Malvern players scoring led by Rick Tasto with nine points. Hamburg was led by Otte with eight. Malvern plans to meet Farragut next Friday as the girls team falls to Hamburg for the visitors first win in two years.
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Malvern Junior High
Hamburg
Malvern
Rick Tasto
Otte
Farragutt
Nishna Valley Faculty to Meet Board in Donkey Ball
The Nishna Valley faculty will clash with district board members in a donkey ball game on February 9 at 8 p m. Coaches report the faculty are conditioning with long practice sessions while the board members say they are already in shape from office duties.
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Nishna Valley
Emerson Mixed Bowling League Standings and Highs
Lively Ones 0 Stump Jam's 1 while Thoo nanhys 0 Stum . Bees 3 Pinstirs 0 C. C. Kids 4 Ratkateers 14 Gingerales 4 Hill and Mrs 2 Coaches 2. Women lead Mari lyn Jensen with 200 high game and 525 high series. Jerome Nauman 460 leads men with 214 high game and C. C. Kids 701 team game and 1979 team series.
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C. C. Kids
Blackhawks Down Essex 61 39 In Narrow Victory
South Page details show Gary Lees scoring 35 as the Blackhawks defeated Essex 61 to 39 in a tight bout. Nishna Valley led by Lee and strong defense kept NV atop the Corner series alongside Fremont Mills and Farragut. The Rebelettes reversed the opener with a 64 32 win led by Dianne Mannasmith 39 and Pat Johnson 17.
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South Page
Gary Lees
Nishna Valley
Lee
Blackhawks
Fremont Mills
Farragut
Rebelettes
Nishna Valley Girls
Dianne Mannasmith
Pat Johnson
Essex Here Friday for Corner Conference Game
Malvern hosts Essex in Corner Conference action this Friday night as Nishna Valley plays at home against Sidney. Other Corner games include New Market versus Fremont Mills at Thurman, Hamburg visiting South Page, and Stanton traveling to Farragut.
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Nishia Valley
Farragut
Malvern
Fremont Mills
South Page
Nishna Valley
Essex
Sidney
Fremont-Mills
F M
Hamburg
Villisca
Glenwood
Stanton
New Market
Thurman
Two Malvern Players Lead Corner Conference Scoring
Carol Wolfe and Sharon Turner top Corner scoring with Wolfe about 60 points ahead. The record shows Ay. Carol 264 points and Sharon 203 as the leading duo, with other players such as Kennon and Wilson also listed along with defensive votes for Shirley Fine of New Market.
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Malvern
Carol Wolfe
Sharon Turner
Carol
Bob Mejia
New Market
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