Oriolettes Track News and State Meet Hopes
Local Malvern coverage laments missing paper details due to office condition while praising Oriolettes as leaders in regional meets. Sandra Hays may miss the State meet with a leg muscle issue. her 10.9 clocking remains US best for high school girls. Bud Wilkinson’s Drake Relays comment on her Olympic potential is questioned. Tom Gidley gears up for the State meet after Ram Relays underperforming.
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Sandra
Sandy
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Oklahoma
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Bob Carnes
Tom Gidley
Glenwood
Malvern Oriolettes Claim District Track Crown at Willison
The Malvern Oriolettes won the district track title at Willison last Saturday led by Sandra Mays and Carol Wolfe who teamed for seven victories. Individual wins included Wolfe in the broad jump and sprints, Wolfe and teammates also contributing in hurdles and relays to seal the team championship. Fremont Mills took second with strong showings in relays and events, while Bedford relied on relays for a top-three finish and multiple schools filled the scoring.
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Carol Wolfa
Seading
Oriolettes
Sandy
Carol
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Cathy Smith
Diane Happ
Fremont Mills
Bedford
Two Omahans Fined 15 for Neo Fishing Permit Violation
Two Omahans charged with fishing without a license were fined 15 and costs each on May 7 by Justice of Peace Virginia Hall. Woodrow Bailey and Sanders Wilson were taken into custody by Conservation Officer Chris Hein in Indian Creek Township.
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Indian Creek Township
Gidley Dominates District Track Meet With Two Wins
Mills County districts show Malvern and Sidney strong as Tom Gidley sweeps the 100 and 220 in :10.3 and 28.0 edging Lar Gruber of Farragut. Malvern notes include Stan Carlyon and Mike Foster with key jumps, while Nishita Valley and Glenwood earn points in close contests at Redfield and Harlan respectively.
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Tom Gidley
Tom
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Mike Foster
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Oriolettes Take Corner Track Trophy to Fremont Mills
Malvern Oriolettes briefly held the Corner conference track trophy before handing it to Fremont-Mills after officials corrected a scoring error at the May 5 meeting. Result: F-M 96% points, Malvern 94, with Farragut officials implicated in the initial miscalculation.
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Orioles Tally 12 in Ram Relays Meet at Glenwood
Malvern trackmen scored 12 points in the Ram Relays at Glenwood as Red Oak athletes ran up 82 percent for the meet title. Eight new records were set. Tom Gidley led Malvern with strong showing, placing third in the 100 yard dash and second in the 220 yard dash, while Glenwood took 57 points for third.
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Hastings Cemetery Association Holds Regular Meeting
Hastings Cemetery Association met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Vernon Crouse’s home for its regular monthly business session. Guest Mrs. Arron Crouse attended. A. P. Crouse was hired as sexton for the summer.
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Nishna Valley explains sod cost of field upgrade
Nishna Valley News reports a community effort to sod the football field at NV for 360 dollars. Volunteers including NV coaches and students laid the sod sourced from the school grounds, with a new watering system installed to maintain the grass through summer.
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Keith Bruce
Jim Lowen
Gordon Lees
Keith Clutes
Krusar
End of Year Spring Picnic Hosted by Mrs Dittus
The TA held its annual spring picnic at Mrs Dittus's home at 6 30 on Monday, the final meeting of the year. Officers for next year led the event honoring senior members Linda Larsen, Sharon Dunn and William Irvin and encouraged new membership with six new attendees.
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FNA Tours Mental Hospital Saturday
Nishna Valley FNA members toured Clarinda Mental hospital May 8. Susan Crocker, Sandra Barns, Evelyn Udor, Norma Timson, Beverly Wortman, Myrna Balluin, Carolyn Nielsen and Mrs Marlin Lemmonds visited morning wards. They ate lunch in the hospital cafeteria and watched patients play volleyball in the afternoon. The group found the trip enjoyable and educational.
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Norma Timson
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Marlin Lemmonds
Upcoming Senior Events Highlight May Activities
An outline of senior related events lists May 15 state track meet May 16 baccalaureate May 16 seniors to Ozarks May 16 20 and May 20 commencement. The schedule emphasizes ceremonies assemblies and trips for the graduating class.
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