Fremont-Mills Galf Top in Corner Conference Track
Fremont-Mills girls repeat boys triumph by dominating the Corner Conference meet at Farragut with 111 points, far ahead of Nishna Valley 57. FM had seven firsts in track and field. notable wins include 60 yd hurdles and 60-yd dash with runners from FM and NV, and the 440-yd relay leading.
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Fremont-Mills
Farragut
3M Lassies
Nishna Valley
Essex
Malvern
van Horn
Clark
Johnson
Howard F
Wilson
Lewis
Sietsema
Wolfe M
Almquist
Travis FM
King F
Lawrence FM
Benedict FM
Rumery
Garret F
Reay
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Freemont-Mills
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Wilson FM
Lewis NV
Maxwel FM
Almquist E
Fremont- Mills
Pioneer league leaders clash as title race tightens
Red Line Oil and Gibson Feeds share top form with three of four points each in a pivotal week while Thurman Bank narrows the gap to fourth after a four point haul. Wally Surface posts a 626 series with a 2710 team total, as standings show Red Line Oil and Gibson Feeds leading the Pioneer league in a tense title chase.
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Red Line Oil
Gibson
Kivzier Service
Roger's Laundry
Thurman Bank
Pace Service Co
Buffington Motors
Malvern Ltr
Westside Cafe
Gay Oil
Wally Surface
Surface
Lowell Fanning
C. Rowe
J. Picker
C. Hunt
W. Stanley
J. Eaton
J. Whitehead
A. Baldwin
W. Conrad
R. Kreckiow
M. Tasto
J. Stanley
D. Stanley
Gibson Feeds
Buffington
May Basket memory and dog births plus big game trophy
The piece notes Miss Mary Beth Costello’s May Day tradition with eight newborn Labrador pups after a dog birth, including details on breed and uncertain pup looks. It also highlights Dr. John Kline’s trophy wall featuring a North American Mountain Goat, elk, and bear from British Columbia, shot with a .838 Magnum, plus a note about typing and paper prices at The Malvern Leader office.
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John Kline
John
British Columbia
Glacier National Park
Ed Yelick
Dick Tarshell
Woody Deal
Dr. John
Hawks Relays to Open at Red Oak with 19 Teams
Nishna Valley High coach Marlin Mercer reports 19 high school squads will compete in the 1963 Black Hawkette Relays at Red Oak. An estimated 842 competitors will fill the field in track and field events, making it the largest meet yet with qualifying rounds starting today and finals planned for the evening.
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Blackhawkette
Red Oak
Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley High
Randolph Won Jr Hi Track Triangular Meet Recap
Randolph won the Malvern junior high track meet with 50 points, Malvern 32, Thurman 18. Event winners included Broad Jump Fichter BR and 100 Yard Dalton R, with multiple Malvern and Thurman placers across sprints and field events.
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Randolph
Malvern
Thurman
Fichter BR
D. Bruce
L. Williams
Dalton
J. Mikler
Gustin
Inman
Needs M
Embree T
Bolton
Embree
Kempton T
Dalton R
Bruce M
Zanders
V. Fichter
J. Miller
J. Gustin
Fichter
Embree 'T
Achenbach
Cram
Winters
Blackburn
R. Dahl
Emery T
50x50 Mark Tops New Trophy for Deanna Grindle
Deanna Grindle, former Strahan high school athlete now with Omaha Wrights, claimed the 24 inch trophy after winning the free throw championship at St Joe Missouri during the WAU tournament. She shot 49 of 50 to qualify and then 50 of 50 in the final, repeated champion in 1959. Her 65 points in three games and a high of 30 against Ouachita College earned her All American honors.
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Strahan
Deanna Grindle
Deanne
St. Joe
Deanna
Omaha Wrights
Ouchita College
Fairview club improves Malvern golf tees with sod work
Fairview Country club members on April 20 gathered near Malvern to replace worn tees. A sod-cutting gadget on Bob Hopp’s tractor removed turf from roughs and laid fresh sod on the old tees. Wilbur Wolfe Kenneth Allensworth Bob Hopp and Elmer Jackson assisted as plans call for another work day Saturday to finish the project.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Bob Hopp
Wilbur Wolfe
Kenneth Allensworth
Elmer Jackson
Fritcher Starts 1983 Rodeo Season at Lincoln Show
Art Frichter, Henderson rodeo producer, opened the 1983 season with the University of Nebraska Lincoln college rodeo. His grandson Steve Talkington joined from Kansas as they traveled to Stuart and Sioux City for stock. Art plans a busy schedule across Iowa Nebraska and Missouri through September.
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Art Frichter
Henderson
University of Nebraska At
Iowa
Nebraska
Missouri
Nishna Gals Take Fourth in Drake Relays 440
Nishna Valley sent four runners Lorna Lewis Lana Kadel Diana Fields and Judy Crawford to Des Moines for the Drake Relays. Their 440 relay team finished fourth with a sixth place in the event amid rain and cold as a bus full of students cheered them on.
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Nishna Valley
Des Moines
Lorna Lewis
Lana Kadel
Diana Fields
Judy Crawford
Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Sees Run for Runner-Up
The Women's League final games next Wednesday will decide second place as Rollie's Texaco clings to top spot. Glenwood Bank briefly held it, while Market and Malvern Bank swept, with Goy Oil Co. and others pushing for positions. Scores featured Shirley Van Horn 213 top game and Beth Surface 208, with series leaders Surface 552 Peterson 536 and Van Horn 506.
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Roses
Rolliy
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
Collins Drug
Malvern Bank
Colling
Glenwood Bank Hrust
Goy Oil Co
Goy's
B.P.W
Rollie’s
Frankson & Johnson
Fern
Shirley van Horn
Barbara Peterson
Beth Surface
Surface
Peterson
van Horn
Roberta Dashner
Seth Surface
Ruth Stanley
Winnie McClusky
Gloria Wilson
Cora Negs
Rellie
Rellie's
Franksen & Johnson
Relfies Texaco
Birth day dinner honors Clyde Gravett at Emerson home
Henderson Mr and Mrs Arthur Allens worth and Craig attended a birth day dinner for Clyde Gravett at the Gravett home in Emerson on Sunday. Mrs Carl Bolton attended a 12 30 luncheon at the home of Mrs Carl Peterson at Macedonia Friday. The LTD club entertained the Golden Age indies ee
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Lee Baumbach
Gary
Becky
Lawrence Baumbachs
Red Oak
Herbert Stephens
Merrill Crouses
Hastings
W. L.vanderlinden
Karen
Judy Henderson
Gordon Steiner
Mary Jane
Bkegis Sowers
Ralph J. Viner
On Wilson
A Dal Lea
Mines
Earl Boileau
Herbert, Stephens
John Stetfard
Virgil Morris
Tani Edmondson
Kevis Sowers
the Baptist Church
Emerson
Mmes
Bevis Sowers
John Siefford
Paul Edmondson
Earl Mee-Gee
Sylvis Achenhaugh
C. A. Frink
Dan Frink
the Oaks Community Chorch
Wayne Byers
Tandall
Jerry Byers
Irene Chase
Oakland
Don Kadels
Larry Chase
Council Cluffs
Arthur Allensworth
Craig
Clyde Gravett
Gravett
Carl Bolton
Carl Peterson
Macedonia
Ltd Club
Graveside Rites for Mrs Sanborne Held in Farm Creek
Graveside services were held Wednesday in Farm Creek cemetery for Bida Hougay Sanborne 79 of Springfield Virginia death in Virginia. She was daughter of Alan Fougas and Lyda Fougas Funeral services were in Boulder California her former home and body cremated. Survivors include daughter Lorrhina Cawles Springfield Virginia two sons James Sanborne Westminster California and Dean A Sanborne Santa Fe New Mexico and several grandchildren. More for the graveside services were Mr and Mrs James KK Sanborne and Mr and Mrs Dean A BSanborne Mr and Mrs Ward Hougas of Des Moines.
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Farm Creek
Bida Hougay Sanborne
Springfield
Virginia
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Crawford
Driskell
Erickson BE
Pierce F
van Horne
Jones M
Hopkins , F
Sonner
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Fleming
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Geith
Hopkins F
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Driskell FM
Hraces
Mary Beth Costello
Mary Beth
Malvern Leader
Hawkette
NSIST
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Salvers Auto CO
Ford Sales and Service
Fritcher
Lincoln
Nishna Gals
Sue Ann Simpson
Women’s League
Sanborne
Houser Oil CO
Bill Blackburn
Burdette H. Spiker
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