Malvern Orioles top Neola 5 3 to reach Treynor semifinal
Malvern Orioles defeated Neola TriCenter 5-3 in the Treynor sectional opener. In a tense game Nesta and Nesta rapped hits, while Malvern struck late in the second to break the tie and hold Neola offense in check. Gee Robinson started, replaced by Dale Allensworth, with Stark earning nine strikeouts.
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Malvern Orioles
Neola TriCenter
J. Stark
Oriole
Nesta
Malvern
Gee Robinson
Brother Fib
Bill Beasley
Dale Allensworth
Gee
Dale
Stark
Gordon Scott
Gordon
Schmidt
First Annual Quarter Horse Show Wins Wide Support
Trail Riders Saddle Club hosts the first annual Quarter Horse Show with ideal weather and strong entry turnout. Judge James J. Kiser of Iowa State University selects champions across mares, geldings, and stallions, with all first places going to out of county entrants.
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Amooth
Quater
Trail Riders Saddle Club 4
James J. Kiser
Iowa State University
Bues
Cubs edge Glenwood in first Malvern tilt then fall in second
Malvern Cubs won 5 2 in the opener at Malvern and then lost 12 6 to Glenwood in the second bout. Coach Bill Beasley praised improvement as 23 local players saw action. Players Rodney Powles Roger Powles Bob West and Billy Beasley had two hits each. Glenwood pitcher Dave Newelly shut down the offense in the second. A return game is set for Friday at Glenwood and Beasley seeks transportation for the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malvern Cubs
Glenwood
County Seal
Malvern
Bill Beasley
Rodney
Roger Powles
Bob West
Billy Beasley
Dave Newelly
Beasley
Lincoln Horse Show Winners List and Foaled Horses
Lincoln Nebraska records list stallions foaled from 1958 to 1961 and junior, ladies, senior and men’s western pleasure class winners. Notable entries include Toy's Silver tone Hicky Ace King Fred Double Sugar BeBee Duster and Peep's Boy with owners Billy C Groves Carroll Watters and John C WinNail.
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Billy C. Groves
Carson
Burton R. Butler
Cedar’ Rapids
King’s Vision
C. Coppola Farms
Norwalk
Harry Dee Thompson
Minburn
King Fred
al Krogstad
Harlan
Ramon Roberts
Menlo
Orville Kasem & Sons
Huxley
Ace
L. G. Parker
Beatrice
Nebr
Champion
Double Sugar
Junior Reining
Jilley
Zandy
Floyd Faust
Stuart
Diamond Norfleet
Carroll Watters
Denver
Linda de Brown
Lincoln
Cody Sue
Senior Reining
Peep
John C
WinNail
Omaha
Badger Billy
Schlantz
Aurora
BeBee Duster
Duster
Cheeko
Denuia Achenbaugh
Henderson
Trot Line Fishing Violations Charged in Glenwood
Two Glenwood residents Dan nia Collins and Ralph Raine faced fines of 20 dollars each after Justice Carl Remley found them in violation of trot line fishing limits. The men reportedly had 89 hooks and 18 lines on the Nishnabotna River near Henderson, with Conservation Officer Myron Spears presenting the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood
Dannia Collins
Ralph Raine
Carl Remley
Remley
Ramsey
Myron Spears
Council
Bluffs
Chris Haln
Nishnabotna River
Henderson
Malvern Ladies Eight Ball League Tops Knot Holes
Malvern teams played Tuesday night at the Stanley Bowl. The Knot Holes led team honors with an 846 single game and 2287 series. Individual high scores included McCrary 521 and several players around 180s.
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Malvern
Mathers
Allied Angels
Dee Ann
Bird
Marilyn McCrary
McCrary
Wilma Kahl
Jackie Wright
Ruth Stanley
Ccle Dickersbach
Pam Frig
Gwen Krecklaw
Knot Holes
Dee Zanders to coach Essex teams in Corner Conference
Dee Zanders signed to lead Essex schools as head football and boys basketball coach and Industrial Arts instructor. The Malvern native aims to beat Malvern in Corner Conference play while former proteges seek revenge. Also notes recent Iowa bowling results, local fishing contest thanks, and upcoming Nishna Valley baseball prospects.
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Foyer Malvern
Vite Zanders
Dee
Essex
Malvern
Help Needed for Pond Deepening Project at Continent Egg Corp
Plans for Boehner's Pond deepening include dredging and bank work to enhance recreation for local fishermen. Donations from individuals are sought, with gifts of any size accepted, to be left with Chas. D. Costello or at The Leader Office within the next day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boehner
Continent Egg Corp
Chas. D. Costello
Department Warns Chemical Farming Endangering Wildlife
The Iowa Department of Health suspects new chemical seed treatments and sprays are killing wildlife in the Treynor Fre mont Mills area. Aldrin like agents used to prevent insects and residues from weed control could be responsible for dozens of found carcasses including skunks raccoons possums civet cats and a mink. Rabies remains a possibility but is unlikely to explain the deaths.
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Treynor Record
Fremont Mills
Iowa Dept. of Health
Dept
Freynor
Nishna Valley Drops Conference Bout to Hamburg
Hamburg handed Nishna Valley its first Corner conference loss Friday when the Blackhawks won 5-1 on the Hamburg diamond. N-V managed one hit as Bob Wilkinson starred with eight innings. frequent errors and a lack of hitting sealed the result.
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Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Blackhawks
Gary Greenwood
Bob Wilkinson
N-V
Pace Stays On Top In Malvern Little League Standings
Pace Service remained atop Malvern Little League by defeating Good Grain 14 to 11. The Leader won its second game by beating Mulholland's 8 to 7, leaving Pace tied with Mulholland's and Good Grain at the cellar.
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Pace Service
Malvern
Good Grain
Mulholland
Pace
448 Enrolled in Swimming Classes at Glenvoort Pool
The Red Cross free swimming program at Glenvoort municipal pool sets a historic high with 448 participants. Life saving classes tally 34 in junior and senior groups, 19 in the adult class. Enrollment spans Glenwood and Silver City area towns with 172 local and 2253 from other communities participating. Instructors are Mrs. William Drake, Don Meredith and Sam Owen with assistants Bryan Magaret, Terry Williams, Marvin Aistrope and K. C. Owen.
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Red Cross
Glenvoort Municipal Pool
Glenwood
Silver City
Malvern
Pateific Junction
Mineola
William Drake
Don Meredith
Sam Owen
Bryan Magaret
Terry Williams
Marvin Aistrope
K. C. Owen
Orioles Hit Essex for Second Corner Win
Malvern Orioles erupted for a 17-5 victory over Essex, piling nine hits including a sixth inning homer by Jerry Hites and a Gee Robinson triple. Gee Robinson started, walked too many, then Dale Allensworth relieved after three innings and fanned 11. The win left Malvern with 2-4 in conference and 3-4 overall.
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Malvern Orioles
Essex
Orioles
Trojans
Jerry Hites
Gee Robinson
Fib Robinson
Malvern
Gee
Dale Allensworth
Dale
Iowa Deer Herd Sees Population Boom Since 1947
The Conservation Commission reports a dramatic rise in the Iowa deer herd from 1,600 in 1947 to 14,000 last winter, with a possible 23,000 head expected this fall. Biologist Eldie Mustard ties fertility to abundant food, noting quadruple births are rare but possible, as seen with a Rock Rapids doe where only one fawn survived from four.
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Eldie Mustard
Towa
Iowa
Rock Rapids
Gemmell Earns Track Award at Wayne State College
Bob Gemmell, a Wayne State College sophomore, was among 16 spring track letter earners announced this week. He represents Wayne in Nebraska and is part of the college track program recognized for varsity participation.
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Iowa
Sioux City
Goy Oil Co
Auburn Hird
Gwen Krecklow
Goy
Bob Gemmell
Wayne, Neb
State Teachhers College
Tee Jays beat Nishna Valley in sectional opener Monday
Coun cil Bluffs 4 Nishna Valley 1 as Bill Drummond hurled 18 strikeouts and 21 put outs for Tee Jay. Darr ell Baker and Dick Winders produced early hits while Winders doubled in the fourth to spark the Mackhawks. Wilkinson allowed five hits and induced only one error in an otherwise tight game.
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Tee Jay
Council Bluffs
Nishna Valley
Winders
Mackhawks
Willie Brown
T. J. Short
Bob Wilkinson
Blackhawks
Errors Plague Knights in Loss to Treynor
Treynor opened the sectional tournament with a 7 to 0 win over Fremont Mills. Treynor capitalized on eight walks and two FM errors while Roger Anderson drove in two runs with a double. Nelson started for Treynor and was relieved by Yasles after the third. FM had four hits with Nelson contributing two, LaFollette and King one each.
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Fremont Mills
Knights
Treynor
F M
Roger Anderson
Nelson
Tahor
Yasles
LaFollette
King
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Frog's Croaker
Neb
Delores Wolfe
Valley Zandy
Kathy Scott
Faust
Burdette Spiker
Phot
Neola
Malvern Neola
Memo Horse
Vern Roberts
Des Moines
Wayne Carver
Greenfield
Pert’n Peppy
Sherry Gubser
Barlham
Black Cat
Ramunu Roberts
Miss Chubby
Eaves Quarter Horses
Gilman
Eleanor Parks
Fred F. Stoll
Helmsville
Lucky Bird
Morris Parks
Mills County
Carol Wolfe
Hope Hea
Peaka Power
Neto
Lady
Keta Doby
Harold Tait
Clarinda
Bill’s Fashion
Cobientz
Nay Jor
Nancy
Dr. D
Gubser
Barnham
Lady Champ
Joe Lindholm
Audubon
Peaka Power Reserve
Dick Dawson
Merrill Crase
Winterset
Pee Cutter
Dr. T
Long
Cubs
del Monque
Virgil
Dayton Layme
King Coolidge
Wrog’s
Ladies’ Right Ball League
Misfits
Sen -Boones
Mites
Mothers
Ain
Malvern Gun Club
Hmerson
Red Oak
Hedie
R. Roberts
Mento
Deparment
Rhe Nishna Valley
Rodger Rumery
Jim Tucker
Jim Holman
The
Conservation Commission
T. J
Nishni Valley
Trail Riders Saddle Club
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