Knightettes fall in first round of state tourney bid
Southwest Iowa teams show weak defense as Knightettes, Titanettes, and West Des Moines struggle in Des Moines arena. West Liberty defeats Lewis Central in quarter finals while West Des Moines beat the Lime City rival in semis. Sherry Teachout of Farragut earns free throw shooting honor with 28 consecutive makes, Connie Shafer of Bedford named for the 1965 Official Program. Malvern Oriolettes place fifth in state indoor track with Carol Wolfe and Sandra Hays winning events. KMTV viewers urged to petition for finals telecast amid Omaha complaints. Pat Van Horn earns Corner Conference honor on the World Herald all southwest Iowa girls basketball team.
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Knightettes
Vremont Mills
West Liberty
West Des Moines
Titanettes
Lewis Central
Southwest Iowa
Sherry Teachout
Farragut
Iowa
Sherry
Carnet
Southwest Town
Connie Shafer
Bedford
Shater
Tall Corn
Esse
Malvern Oriolettes
KMA
Oriolettes
Des Moines
Carol Wolfe
Sandra Hays
Malvern
Sandy
Aies
Omaha
KMTV
Lews
Omah
Faenam
Nebi
Pat van Horn
Fremont-Mills Board
World Herald
Pat
Carol
DeVerne Osterfoss
New Interest in Track Now at MCHS Malvern
Malvern high school's track squad grew this year as about 20 boys turned out under Coach Richard Krambeck. Indoor practice continues weather permitting, with emphasis likely on field events and relays. Twelve lettermen and several promising freshmen are среди the roster, including Tom Gidley and others, plus an all-school track meet planned.
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Malvern High
Richard Krambeck
MCHS
Krambeck
Mark Robbins
Tom Gidley
Harold Hardy
John Miller
Bill Blackburn
Gilbert Bare
Woody Jones
Larry Zanders
Bird Tops Scores In Wed League Lead Shows Strong Marks
Auburn Bird led weekly scoring with 25 pins in the Wednesday Night Women’s Bowling League, while Vivian Harrington rolled 214 to 200 for single game honors and 509 series. Corkey Bowley posted 523 for second high, Ruth Lefever 188 and Barb Peterson 182, Gloria's Beauty Shop rolled 2448 with ten team games, Gur Market had 2814 total, and Collins Drug, Rallies Texaco also posted strong evenings as Gloria's topped standings.
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Auburn Bird
Sawling Teague
Vivian Harrington
Harrington
Corkey Bowley
Ruth Lefever
Barb Peterson
Gloria’s Beauty Shop
Gur Market
Collins Drug
Texaco
Collins Drug Co
Jamison’s
Gloria's Beauty Shop
Goy Oil Co
Nishna Valley Track Draws Large Turnout Under Nauman
Nishna Valley coach Jerry Nauman greeted over 50 candidates for the squad, the largest turnout since reorganization. He split them into eight groups led by last year’s captains to ensure workouts. Outdoor sessions begin this week after a period inside. The season opens April 9 with the Blackhawks at the Cardinal Relays in Clarinda, followed by a busy May schedule.
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Nishna Valley
Jerry Nauman
Blackhawks
Cardinal
Clarinda
Public Auctions to Aid NFO Projects in Red Oak
South west Iowa rural public relations committee of the National Farmers Organization plans two fund raising auctions in Red Oak on Tuesday. The event features livestock, miscellaneous items and antiques donated by farmers from Adams, Taylor, Page, Fremont, Montgomery, Mills, Pottawattamie and Cass counties. Livestock and items go on sale at 1 pm, antiques at 7 pm at the Bradley Livestock Pavilion. Auction manager is Robert Norris. For donations or info contact Marion Fender of Imogene.
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Southwest
Robert Norris
Red Oak
Marion Fender
Imogene
Fremont-Mills team visits Iowa Power and Light in Des Moines
The Fremont-Mills girls basketball squad, coached by Keith McGinnis and accompanied by his wife, toured the Iowa Power and Light Company general headquarters in Des Moines last Friday. They viewed the high speed data processing equipment and the customer service communications center as officials offered good wishes for a possible trip to the state tournament next year.
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Fremont-Mills
Keith McGinnis
Iowa Power and Light Company
Des Moines
Iowa Power Folks
Day Moines
Towa
Iowa Power
4-H News Grooming Winners Chosen Where Held
The Wilting 4-H club held a regular meeting to announce grooming contest winners. Members reviewed entries and praised the top displays for neatness and presentation.
Golfers Start Planting Improvements for Course
Fairview Country club adopted a plan for seeding road banks planting trees and improving the parking lot at its annual meeting in Malvern. New officers Gerald Bower president Edw Mulholland vice president Bob Salyers secretary. directors Max Chandler and Kenneth Allensworth. The plan aims to cost under $500 with immediate seeding and year round shrubbery and tree color. The club also elected Lawrence Jones greens keeper candidate and set dues at $17.50 for family memberships. non members to pay greens fees.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Gerald Bower
Edw
Mulholland
Bob Salyers
Max Chandler
Kenneth Allensworth
Fred Harshbarger
Greens
Lawrence Jones
Workers 4-H Club Meeting Highlights March 8
Susan Johnson hosted the session with 11 girls answering roll call to My favorite Hair Style. Talks were given by Kathy Sell on Measured Friendliness Vicki Glynn on Good Diets of Teenagers. Fair grooming winners were Junior Susan Reed Intermediate Carol Chirley Senior Vicki Glynn. Refreshments were served by Susan at the close. Cynthia Cheney, reporter.
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Susan Johnson
Kathy Sell
Vicki Glynn
Susan Reed
Carol Chirley
Susan
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Fremont Mills
Tim Markel
Bob West
Dale Stephens
Gary Jackson
Randy Salyers
Greg
Steve Tasto
Ron Benseoter
Larry Turner
Phil Shenefield
Kenny Stewart
Mike Blackburn
A. Bird
Rollie
Glenwood Bank
Goy Oil Co, Nean
Gloria's Beauty
Bob Collins Drug Co
Plow.ag
Nishna Cottag
Cty
Malosen Donder
NFO
F-M
Spaho Building
Emerson Mixed Bowling League
Keith Glandon
Ivery
County Pinsters
Ratkateers
Hillbillies
Stumble Bees
Hootenannys
Split
Sandy Blank
Verne Ebeling
Dick Erb
Cynthia Cheney
Salyers Auto Annual
Wililhire
Ford
America
Salvers Auto Company
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