Champion Malvern Cubs in District Defeat Tuesday
Malvern Cubs from Mills County traveled to Avoca for the 7th District Cub Baseball tournament, losing 6 to 3 to Audubon in the first round. Pitcher Ricky Miller allowed 2 hits with 9 walks and 9 strikeouts, while Audubon’s Campbell fanned 12 in a 2‑hit, 4‑walk, 12‑strikeout effort.
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Malvern
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Ricky
Campbell
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Local Boys Attend NW Missouri State Basketball Camp
Malvern residents Jim Hambright and Rick Jones joined a basketball camp at Northwest Missouri State College in Maryville last week. Mr and Mrs Tom Winchester attended the final awards banquet after a Lake of Three Fires trip near Bedford. Mr and Mrs Orlo Jones joined Rick for the camp and returned to Maryville for the Friday awards event.
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Jim Hambright
Rick Jones
Malvern
Northwest Missouri State College
Maryville
Tom Winchester
Lake of Three Fires
Bedford
Orlo Jones
Rick
Hawks Edge Trojans 2-1 on home diamond
Nishna Valley Blackhawks defeated the Essex Trojans 2 to 1 at home on July 11. Jeff Byers pitched, Gary Johnson caught, with both N runs driven in by Paul Duggen’s fourth inning single. Essex hitters Bowers, Sons, Robbins, and Allumbaugh produced all their six hits in the sixth.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Essex Trojans
Valley
Jeff Byers
Gary Johnson
Paul Duggen
Essex
Allumbaugh
Klepinser
Trojan
Bowers, Sons
Robbins
Panthers Fall 4-1 to Hamburg in sectional opener
Malvern completes a strong showing in the sectional baseball opener at Glenwood, dropping a 4-1 decision to Hamburg. Pitcher Gary Ford starts, backed by Mike Ford at catcher, as Malvern allows five hits and four walks while Hamburg's Fletcher and Stevens limit Malvern to three hits and one earned run.
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Hamburg
Glenwood
Panthers
Gary Ford
Mike
Fletcher
Stevens
Panthers Fall In Shutout By Malvern Miners
New Market held sole possession of the league cellar after Malvern defeated the Panthers 12 to 2 in Malvern. Larry Janulewicz hit the lone homer, while Malvern committed 12 errors and benefited from seven strikeouts by Curt De Bolt and M. Wallace. D. Lewis led Miners with a 3 for 3 day. The game ended after six innings due to the mercy rule.
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Malvern
Panthers
Larry Janulewicz
Gary
Mike Ford
Malvern Battery
Miner Battery
Curt DeBolt
M. Wallace
Larry
D. Lewis
Miners
Standings in the Corner from Latest Games
Regional standings show Shenandoah and New Market leading with 12 and 4 wins respectively. Malvern and Stanton trail with 2 and 11 losses, while Willisen and Hamburg hold mid pack positions with 3 and 8 wins. Sidney also listed without clear position.
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Malvern
Stanton
Willisen
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Conf. OA
Fremont Mills
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Farragut
A Stanton
Nishna Valley
Area Students on Dean's List at Iowa State University
Eric A. Lantz of Emerson and 1,399 other students earned Dean's List honors for the spring quarter at Iowa State University. Lantz is an Agricultural Engineering major. others include Roger L. Dinville of Randolph, electronics technology, and David A. Tack, Diane L. Trask, and Deborah D. West of Glenwood with diverse majors.
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Eric A. Lantz
Emerson
Iowa State University
Lantz
Roger L. Dinville
Randolph
David A. Tack
Diane L. Trask
Deborah D. West
Glenwood
Mr. Tack
Miss Trask
Miss West
Joy Trene Cozad Born In Council Bluffs Family News
East Liberty couple Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Cozad Jr. welcome a daughter named Joy Trene born July 12 weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces joining a brother. Mother and baby staying with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tackett. Extended family and friends visited and attended events across Malvern Silver City and Hastings reflecting a busy week in the community.
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Floyd Cozad Jr
Council Bluffs
Joy Trene
Paul Tackett
Marilyn Harris
Glenwood
Renee Pearce
Archie Scott
Rodney
Edmundson Hospital
Bill Scotts
Villisca
Archie Scotts
Pearce
Joe Parker
Marvin Dickinson
Hastings
Birthday observance and community events at East Liberty
Mrs. Phoebe Goodell noted a July 15 birthday with dinner guests and visits around the week. WSCS met at the East Liberty church with a lesson on work reality, pot luck lunch, and a note that August gathering is canceled. A neighborhood picnic on the church lawn drew about 20 families, with food, seating, and neighborly fellowship enriching the community.
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Lillian Sowers
Josie Stotts
Mines
Gladys Petty
Irma Hayes
Alma Boehme
Antoinette Lewis
Glen Fitch
Ralph Jackson
Glenda Howrey
Council Bluffs
Leo Ragzler
WSCS
East Liberty Womens Society
East Liberty
East Liberty Church
Richard Henderson
Leonard Parker
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