Stanton Hi-Vi Queens blank Pantherettes in five innings
Stanton Hi-Vi Queens defeated Malvern Pantherettes 13 to 0 in five innings after a rocky fourth and fifth inning. Diana Ricker Kim Wederquist and Susan Miller had two singles each, Julie Swoboda hit a triple but was forced out for batting out of order. Pam Hummel pitched a two strikeout win, Wederquist took the loss with Hunt relieving.
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Susan Miller
Julie Swoboda
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Pam Hummel
Hunt
Malvern Pantherette B Squad Wins Second Straight
The Malvern B squad defeated Stanton Hi-Viqueens B with Tom Jones throwing a seven hit game. Malvern collected twelve hits in five innings led by Kathy Ricker three singles and Wanda Dolan two hits. Other contributors included Linda Williamson Tom Jones Marcie Sinner Chris Ellison Becky Rush and Kathy Swoboda with one hit apiece including a triple by Kathy.
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Tom Jones
Stanton Hi-Viqueens
Malvern Girls
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Linda Williamson
Wanda Dolan Willks
Marcie Sinner
Chris Ellison
Becky Rush
Kathy Swoboda
Kathy
Stanton Malvern baseball score line miscue recap
Stanton and Malvern faced a rough game with Stanton committing seven errors while Malvern had one error. Inning by inning scoring showed Stanton tallying 1 2 3 4 runs and Malvern 0 25 4 1, ending with a final dubious total.
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Errors Cost Malvern Panthers in 15th Straight Loss
Denny Ellis pitched a strong game for Malvern but costly errors doomed the Panthers as they extended their losing streak to 15. Karl Frederickson and Mark Shore fielded well and Byron Roenfeld provided hustle. Top hitters include Mike Roenfeld 375 Jeff Sell 300 Larry Janulewicz .272 and Karl Frederickson .222 while team batting rests at .154.
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Denny Ellis
Panthers
Karl Frederickson
Mark Shore
Byron Roenfeld
Mike Roenfeld
Jeff Sell
Larry Janulewicz
Emerson Eagles Top Coopers In Low-Scoring Rematch
Emerson Farm Supply won 10-6 to take third place after Coopers previously beat Emerson 17-7 in five innings. The locals improved to 7-4 while batting just over .300, with Hites and Baker leading hits and Stephens earning win on the mound. JFK Gals on TV: Kennedy Patriottes' game in Red China to be televised on KETV June 27.
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Varsity Gals Fall as New Market Defeats Malvern 23–14
On June 11 Malvern High School Pantherettes hosted New Market and were defeated 23 to 14. Brooks pitched for New Market with eight strikeouts and nine walks. Hunt started for Malvern, left after seven with Kim Wederquist relieving. Pantherette batters combined 12 hits led by Debbie Leu with three and several players with two hits. New Market’s Pratt had four hits and Brooks three. the game featured 40 stolen bases and nine walks as Malvern scored fourteen.
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New Market
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Sheila Hunt
Hunt
Kim Wederquist
Debbie Leu
Diana Ricker
Marsha Miller
Donna Finchem
Tom Jones
Kathy Ricker
RBI
Malvern Girls
Duck Stamp Contest draws Iowa artists to create new design
Mills county artist Elsie Taylor and Council Bluffs painter Donna Yeatman Brown showcased a diverse media exhibit at Nebraska City’s Arts-Crafts Barn, ahead of the Iowa Migratory Waterfowl Stamp contest. Entries run September 1 through November 15. judging within a month of the deadline will assess composition and printability.
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Emerson Takes Fourth In Row In 6 Inning Blowout
Emerson Farm Supply won 11 to 1 on Sunday establishing a fourth straight victory. Chuck West tossed a one hitter with 11 strikeouts as the home team piled up 15 hits. Jerry Hites and Don West led with three hits each while Steve Johnson Sid Williams and others contributed multi hit efforts including an inside the park homer and a triple.
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Emerson
Chuck West
Jerry Hites
Don West
Steve Johnson
Sid Williams
Jon
Dave Bass
Chuck
Dave Baker
Homer
Steve
Emerson Farm Keeps Pace In Four Way Race For Third
Emerson Farm Supply undefeated last week with two wins pushing into a crowded chase for third place alongside Glenwood teachers and other contenders. Ace pitcher Chuck West opened the set by blanking Stanleys 1-0 on a one hitter, as Jerry Hites and others contributed in a game low on offense. Mack Stephens added another solid effort Monday, lifting Coopers to a 10-6 win to break a three way tie and narrow the gap to half a game. Stanleys sit second with two losses, State Bank holds first with one defeat. Hites led the night hitters at 2-for-2, with Bass, West, Hoyt also contributing. Coopers faced limited offense, totaling six hits, with Hifes and Baker among the batters.
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Emerson Farm Supply
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Emerson
Coopers Part
Jerry Hites
Dave Baker
Don West
Mack Stephens
Steve Johnson
Glenwood
Chuck West
Stanleys
State Bank
Hites
Dave Bass
Mike Hoyt
Jerry Hifes
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