Walleye Treats From Friendly Neighbors And Local Baseball Praise
Readers celebrate neighbors sharing a catch of the coveted walleye from a Kenora trip. The column notes Shenandoah’s strong pitching against Malvern with Fib Robinson’s defense and throwing, plus praise for coach Bob Paulson. It closes with optimism about Mule Creek Watershed fishing and property respect.
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Fib Robinson
Malvern
Ed Farnum
Shenandoah
Mr. Farnum
Bob Paulson
Farnum
Mule Creek
Pitchers Battle Decides Malvern Shenandoah Game
A pitching duel between Gee Robinson and Andress decided the game when Shenandoah edged Malvern 1 to 0 at Malvern on June 26. Robinson struck out 16 while Andress fanned 18. Malvern managed a lone run in the first inning as Shenandoah claimed the win behind strong pitching from Owen and Offenbean with Jackson Ponton and Dashner Wolfe aiding Malvern.
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Andress
Shenandoah
Malvern
Gordon Scott
Denny Allensworth
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Ponton
Dashner
Wolfe
Owen
Offenbean
Henderson Host to Bartlett Sunday
Henderson's town baseball team defeated Coburg 11 to 7 on Sunday afternoon. The schedule notes Henderson will host Bartlett on Sunday. Tri-County League games are set for July 6 with Arragut at Tabor Essex at Thurman Shenandoah at Tabor Malvern at Sidney. July 10 features Hamburg at Tabor Thurman at Malvern Farragut at Essex Shenandoah at Sidney Malvern Junior Legion will play Tabor here Sunday.
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Robinson No Hitter Tops Tabor as Malvern Dominates
Gee Robinson pitched a no hitter against Tabor and struck out 16, with 31 strikeouts in his last two games. Malvern swept Sunday league games, defeating Shenandoah 16-3 and winning 14-5 in a game against Tabor, while Farragut won twice and Hamburg split with Shenandoah.
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Stoghill Robinson
Malvern
Tabor
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Hamburg
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Henderson Malvern Girls Clash July 8 at Fair Grounds
Malvern's girls softball team meets Henderson under lights at Fair Grounds Field for their first home game next Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Coach Bill Winfrey leads practice with scrimmages against Glenwood State School and Henderson. Local players include Dixie Sanders Vernet Ellis Janice Irwin Diane Kline Judy Ponton Ruth Anderson Carol Jones Darlene Hemmingsen and Glenwood Wirls. Teen Center Closed Friday due to July 4 schedule per Wm Winfrey summer recreation director.
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Malvern
Henderson
Fair Grounds Field
Bill Winfrey
Glenwood State School
Dixie Sanders
Vernet Ellis
Janice Irwin
Diane Kline
Judy Ponton
Ruth Anderson
Carol Jones
Darlene Hemmingsen
Glenwood Wirls
Wm. Winfrey
Dee Zanders Tops Golf Meet at Fairview Country Club
Dee Zanders shot a 116 for 27 holes to win the first flight at Fairview Country Club’s Sunday tournament, five strokes ahead of runner up Scott Starr who posted a 121. G Q Mason logged the best single round with 36 but did not continue. Joe Tobin and I L Donner led the second flight with 84 and 85 for 18 holes, while Paul Lincoln and Raymond Bloedel won the lower flights with 82 and 84. About 21 members took part as Bob Salyers announced another July tournament.
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Dee Zanders
Fairview Country Club
Scott Starr
G. Q. Mason
Tabor
I. L. Donner
Joe Tobin
Paul Lincoln
Raymond Bloedel
Wm. L. Chaney
Glenwood
Bob Salyers
Fremont Mills County postal employes meet at Brick Inn
About 29 postal workers from Mills and Fremont counties gathered at the Brick Inn in Tabor on Thursday evening June 26 for a quarterly meeting. Dinner was served at 7. A round table discussion on postal problems followed a business session led by President Mary Blackburn. Dan Swoboda, Don Clayton, and N. J. Buechner were named to a panel. Clayton showed a film, The Story of the United States Mail.
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Fremont
Brick Inn
Tabor
Dan Swoboda
Malvern
Don Clayton
Hamburg
Possal
N. J. Buechner
Council Bluffs
Mary Blackburn
United States Mail
Wheat field maladies and aphid issues cited by extension staff
Extension Director Harlan Stratton notes unusual coloration in Mills County corn and wheat fields with mildew and red and black stem rust observed. Erick Nilson reports aphids in alfalfa sorghums lacking chemical control. soybeans show dry weather blight. pastures decline prompts possible grain hay supplementation for market cattle with protein use tied to pasture quality.
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Erick Nilson
Areca Agronomist
Legion Members Distribute Safety Messages at Iowa Borders
Legion members at four percent of Iowa posts will spend July 3 and 4 along state borders handing out 75,000 safety cards. In cooperation with the Department of Public Safety drive to reduce traffic fatalities, volunteers will staff 43 entry ports to promote road safety and warn drivers about local rules.
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Legionnaires
Fourth of July Traffic Safety Push Warns to Slow Down
Ulish announced a Malvern safety drive with Legion Commander Russell Brown and Highway Patrol Chief Jerrick endorsing the program. In four Iowa Julys no out of state driver has died in a Fourth of July weekend crash. He urged drivers to obey traffic laws to save lives and points as the holiday weekend is seen as the year’s most dangerous for road travel. Entries town names listed include Clarinda Shenandoah Sidney Glenwood and Council Bluffs.
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Ulish
Legion Department
Russell Brown
Highway Patrol
David Jerrick
Iowa
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