Local Debut Of Malvern Girls Softball Delivers Tight Loss
The Malvern Pantherettes opened their first girls softball season against Nishna Valley at the Fairgrounds. Nishna Valley won 11 to 10 after late errors, with Becky Allensworth striking out 15 for the victors and Diana Ricker driving in two runs for Malvern. The junior varsity edged 16 to 15 in a high error game, Tom Jones earning the win. The board approved a six game summer schedule with no state series this year.
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Steve Palmquist
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Fairgrounds
Blackhawkettes
Fine Valley
Becky Allensworth
Sheila Hunt
Pantherettes
Valley
Malvern Girls
Tom Jones
Debbie Leu
RBI
Diana Ricker
Kathy Ricker
Linda Williamson
Julie Swoboda
Donna Finchem
Marcie Sinner
Becky Rush
Kathy Swoboda
Teresa Wright
Diane Ricker
Brenda Finchem
Melanie Blackburn
Chris Ellison
Board of Education
Pantherette
Susan Miller
Marsha Miller
Kari Shere
Kim Wederquist
Wanda Dolan
Sheri O’dell
Malvern summer baseball schedule announced by AD Pat Reed
Malvern High School athletic director Pat Reed released the remaining summer baseball schedule with all games at 8 p.m. The list includes June 12 Hamburg There, June 19 New Market Here, June 22 Stanton There, June 26 Sidney Here, June 29 Fremont Mills Here, and July 6 Nishna Valley There.
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Malvern High School
Pat Reed
Hamburg
New Market
Stanton
Sidney
Fremont Mills
Nishna Valley
JFK cagers voyage to China and Pacific tour begins
Kathy Len and Joyce Stephens lead JFK College girls basketball on a long itinerary from Omaha to Los Angeles Hong Kong and Canton Then to Japan Hawaii and Korea with prep gifts uniforms outfits and about 200 expense money per rider Also notes John M Wertz sentenced to two ten year terms for breaking and entering and robbery concurrently in Mills County court.
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JFK College
Malvern
Joyce Stephens
Kathy Len
Omaha
Eppley
Los Angeles
Hong Kong
Hyatt Regency Hotel
Victoria City
Canton
People’s Republic of China
Japan
Honolulu
Far East
South Korea
San Francisco
United
John M. Wertz
Iowa State Penitentiary
Fort Madison
Paul H. Suloff
Mills County
Wertz
el Reno
Okla
Kenny Mead
Emerson Saddle Club Hosts Bass Park Horse Show Results
The Emerson Saddle Club held a June 2 horse show at Bass Memorial Park in Emerson with 215 entries. Winners across halter, performance, and youth classes included Kelly Fries, Don Peterson, Jim Kinney, Mary Gilmore, Gary Roundtree, Sue Braden, and many others from Emerson and nearby towns.
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Emerson Saddle Club
Bass Memorial Park
Emerson
Kelly Fries
Red Oak
Scott Barton
Lloyd Blank
Don Peterson
Co. Bluffs
Gary Roundtree
Harold Mayes
Jim Kinney
Glenwood
Mary Gilmer
Kevin Mayse
al Horgis
Shirley Kagay
Shenandoah
Clarence Sleep
Bedford
Darlene McIntosh
Mary Gilmore
Rugene Kroetsch
Snover Arate
Lisa Blank
Chris Barton
Sue Braden
Tom Rutherford
Atlantic
Julie Barton
Scott Logan
Todd Shellberg
Oakland
Shirley Ross
Elliott
Tracey Peterson
Jeff Shellberg
Steve Barclay
Dennis Sharp
Jenny McVay
Bluffs
County records show new car registrations this week
The Mills County treasurer reports several new vehicle registrations. Malvern registered one car for Michael Miller a Chevrolet. In Glenwood entries include Ben Franklin Store Ford pickup Raymond Wylie Chevrolet Richard Ham mers Plymouth Chester Meredith Ford Lyle Hedlund Opel Robert Ryan Volkswagen Douglas Myers Chevrolet and registrations noting Chev pickups to Melvin.
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Malvern
Michael Miller
Chevrolet
Glenwood
Ben Franklin
Ford
Raymond Wylie
Richard Hammers
Plymouth
Chester Meredith
Lyle Hedlund
Opel
Robert Ryan
Volkswagen
Douglas Myers
Chev
Melvin
Essex Plasters Poor Panthers in 19-3 Win
Coach Pat Reed saw Essex dominate Malvern on the winner's diamond Friday night in a 19-3 victory. Malvern, plagued by errors and weak fielding, yielded early and never recovered as Mike Ford struggled two innings before Denny Ellis finished the game. Panthers' hitting improved but costly miscues doomed them.
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Pat Reed
Essex
Panthers
Malvern
Mike Ford
Denny Ellis
Reed
Farragut
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Vivid vehicle transfers and local incidents in Hastings area
Goodman is sent a Dakota blue Dodge truck to Harold Morrical in Hastings. A Chrysler is sent to Darrell Sargent of Pac Junction. A Ford reaches Joy Webster of Tabor. Clerk Lorraine Strand notes John Wertz sentencing in a separate story. Marriage licenses delayed until next week due to county office closure Tuesday. Sheriff reports vandalism at Pony Creek camp restrooms Monday night, doors torn. See week’s Leader for marijuana raids and rape case details. Anthony Alfred Frias, 105 E 4th Glenwood, involved in a Monday one car mishap on La5 county road. 1971 Ford rolled. damages about 800. no injuries.
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Lorraine Strand
John Wertz
Sheriff's Office
Pony Creek Camp
Sheriff’s Office
Anthony Alfred Frias
4Th St
Glenwood
Frias
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Lou Ann Mott
Beth Robbins
Sandy Jones
Judy Kelley
Tabor
Ump
Jack
Super
Jones
Jim Ahern, Jr
Doug Burchett
Kathy
Joyce
China
JFK Cagers
Norman Rockwell
Goss
Tme Efrem Zimdalist
KMA
Iowa
Baer Ford
Malvern, la
Bass Park, Em
Tom Duffield
Joyce Dufield
R. Clover Leaf
Sandra Lett
Macedonia
Marlene Archer
Letha Nelson
Shery Lett
Ann Crouch
McClelland
Tamara Talkington
Henderson
Dennis Scharp
Jerry Scharp
Dennis McVay
Bob McIntosh
Leonard Hardy
Graig Shellberg
Lynette Richards
Bob MclIntosh
Dave Mayse
Toni Roundtree
Mills
Essex Plasters
Poor Panthers
Cali
Abilen
Wale
Jon
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