Malvern Nine Delays Start In Rain Soaked Season
Malvern High School baseball begins slow as wet weather and practice gaps limit turnout. Bernart Robinson returns for a second year guiding 24 signed players, with 18 at practice. An eight game slate is planned in the Corner Conference with games against Nishna Valley and others including Fremont-Mill, Farragut, Essex, New Market, South Page, Hamburg, and Sidney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MCHS
Bernart Robinson
Nishna Valley
Robinson
Fremont-Mill
Tabor
Farragut
Essex
New Market
Jane
South Page
Hamburg
Sidney
Ken Blackman
Lynn Turner
Dave Newell
Dave Malcom
Randy Brammer
Richard Chaney
Chuck West
Roger
Relney Powles
Don Bell
Bob Beattie
Terry Hardman
George Tearce
Roger Pearl
Ron Evans
Mike Blackburn
Rick Tasto
Danny Gemmelt
Hastings Annual Rodeo Heads to June Dates
The Hastings Horsehoe Saddle Club sponsors the Sth annual Little Britches rodeo at Hastings rodeo grounds from June 9 to 11 with 8 p.m. evening shows on Friday and Saturday and a Sunday matinee. A parade is planned for Saturday at 6 30 p m. Entries and information are available from Marie Rountree.
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Hastings Horsehoe Saddle Club
Hastings
Marie Rountree
Knights Rally Past Farragut 18-4 In Scrappy Showdown
Fremont Mills notches its first conference win 38-4 as the Knights shake off a loose start in the opening innings and settle in over the middle frames. Heavy hitting fuels the victory while Farragut struggles to plate runs.
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Fremont Mills
Knights
Hawrettes Fall to Elliott in Softball Clash
Nishna Valley girls lost a softball game 7-1 at Emerson on May 25, per coach Marlin Mercer. Elliott led by strong pitching and timely hits, with Hawrettes unable to answer in late innings.
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Hawrettes
Elliott
Nishna Valley Gals
Emerson
Marlin Mercer
Johnsons Move Into First as A W Surprises Foes
Johnsons leap to first after edging Malvern 10 0 May 22 then beating the Raiders 14 4 while Malvern falls 4 2 to A W on May 24. A W ends a four game skid with a 11 1 upset over Hamiltons and 4 2 win over Malvern to rise to third. Hamiltons and Raiders slow start 1 4. Next week shows Raiders vs Malvern and Johnsons vs Hamiltons followed by Johnsons vs Malvern and A W vs Hamiltons.
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Josses
Johnsons
Malvern
Raiders
Hamiltons
A&w
Johnson's
Hamilton
Hawks Start Corner Baseball Season With 4-3 Victory
Haw k hurler Steve Hinkle allowed only two hits in the first inning as the Hawks opened the Corner season with a 4 to 3 win over the Miners. Rick Morris led Hawk batters with three hits including a double while noting the schedule includes June trips to Lewis Central Malvern Hamburg Sidney Tabor Essex and New Market with home games on Emerson field.
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New Market
Nishna Valley
Hawks
Steve Hinkle
Rick Morris
Hawk
Marlin Mercer
Garhes
Emerson Field
Schedule notes for Fremont Mills and opponents
June 16 Fremont Mills hosts Essex on June 23 at Farragut and June 30 at Griswold. July 5 at South Page, July 7 at Stanton, July 21 at Griswold or Malvern. The Griswold game was postponed from Monday and the Malvern time was originally carded for Friday.
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Fremont Mills
Essex
Farragut
Griswold
South Page
Stanton
Malvern
Kay Bruce to Nat s Track Meet in June
Iowa eighth grader Kay Bruce of Nishna Valley earned selection for the Weirs Town squad to compete in the National Track and Field Federation meet June 9 and 10 in Albuquerque New Mexico. She will run on a relay and compete in the long jump. Bruce, daughter of Keith and Hastings, holds Iowa bests in girls long jump 17 ft 9 in and won the Iowa Junior division long jump at the state meet 17 ft 3 34 in. She placed fourth in the 100 yd dash and third in the 220 at the state meet.
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Kay Bruce
Nishna Valley
Iowa
Weirs Town
Albuquerque
N. M
Kay
Des Moines
Keith Bruce
Hastings
Special Teal Season Applications Available in Iowa
Hunters in Iowa are urged to apply for a free special teal season permit. The third Experimental Teal Season runs September 16 to 24 with 9:00 a.m. opening hours on the first day and sunrise on subsequent days. Daily bag limits are four teal per day. possession after day one doubles to eight. Permits are required in addition to regular licenses and stamps and can be obtained from county recorder offices and state agencies.
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Fish and Game Officers
State Conservation Commission
Commission Noater
Hunt Teal Season Experiment Details in Des Moines
The commission sets a one day teal season with a July 31 1967 deadline for in person deliveries to the Des Moines office at East 7th and Court Avenue by 4 30 p m. The test aims to see if additional teal can be harvested and relies on hunters correctly identifying and shooting teal only.
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Commission
Des Moines
East 7H
Court Avenue
Last Rites for Hugh R. Doss in Missouri
Hugh R. Doss born May 3 1890 in Marcelline Missouri died May 26 1967 at St Francis Hospital Marcelline at 77. Survived by wife Jessie Doss Glenwood Iowa two daughters four sons sixteen grandchildren five great grandchildren five sisters five brothers. Funeral May 28 Marcelline at 3 pm burial Randolph Cemetery May 29 Peterson and Sons of Tabor in charge.
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Hugh Doss
Marcelline
Missouri
St. Francis Hospital
Ile
Jessie Lambert
Doss
Jessie Doss
Glenwood
Carl Holden
Kansas City
Harold Adams
Iowa
Hugh
Randolph
Peterson and Sons Funeral Home
Tabor
The Upper Room Reflections From Nashville Reader
A reader shares a personal conversion story from youth to faith, recounting fear, Bible reading, and a calling as a chaplain's assistant overseas. The note includes a prayer and a closing thought about embracing Christ's light and serving as an instrument of peace. The piece ends with a signature from Donald Anweilen of California.
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Lord Jesus
Christ
Lord Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ
Randolph Guests Dine With Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Henry Shrum of Houston Texas were Wednesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs D D Williamson. Mr Shrum and Wm Kapp left in the afternoon for a fishing trip to Detroit Lakes Michigan. Mrs Shrum is visiting Mrs Good in Glenwood while Mr Shrum is away.
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Henry ‘Shrum
Houston
Texas
D. D. Williamson
Shrum
Wm. Kapp
Detroit Lakes
Michigan
MCHS Honors Top Students At Commencement
Scholarship recognized five highest ranking seniors Beverly Forney and John Wilson plus Diane Allensworth Gwyn Blackburn and Nancy Miller. Beverly averaged 94.158 and John 93.421. Juniors Dru Mort Terry Jones Cindy Bass Mike Blackburn Dixie Bird earned chevrons. sophomores Cindy Messenger Rodney Hunt David Malcom Debbie Waymire Debbie Bowman earned letters. freshmen Donnie Beil Tom Phelps Rita Rubenking Linda Fletcher Mary Beth Costello earned letters.
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MCHS
Ruth Salvers
Beverly Forney
John Wilson
Diane Allensworth
Gwyn Blackburn
Nancy Miller
Beverly
John
Dru Mort
Terry Jones
Cindy Bass
Mike Blackburn
Dixie Bird
Cindy Messenger
Rodney Hunt
David Malcom
Debbie Waymire
Debbie Bowman
Donnie Beil
Tom Phelps
Rita Rubenking
Linda Fletcher
Mary Beth Costello
Soybean Outlook Indicates Small Price Changes Ahead
Iowa State economist Bob Wisner sees higher stocks and similar use to last year with carryover near three times Sept 1 1966. Prices may stay around 2.65 to 2.75 a bushel into summer barring unexpected shifts. acreage up nine percent and harvest carryover around 206 million bushels.
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Bob Wisner
Iowa State University
Wisner
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