Blackhawks Press South Page but Lose 6 0
Nishna Valley pulled off a shock in the Corner conference Friday by pressuring South Page and defeating the Rebels 6-0 on Emerson field. Glen Jackson scored the only South Page TD in the second quarter from the 1 yard line, while NV mounted stout defense led by Willie Brown to halt the Rebels. Jim Taylor starred for South Page as NV celebrated Dad's Night with a strong defensive effort and a late rally.
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Nishna Valley
South Page
Rebels
Emerson Field
Glen Jackson
Blackhawks
Willie Brown
Jim Taylor
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Malvern Orioles Fall 47 to 7 at Hamburg
Malvern suffered its worst game of the season as Hamburg built five first half touchdowns. Doug Dashner tossed a 27 yard TD to Larry Jackson for Malvern’s lone score, while Hamburg added safeties and multiple long runs by Micky Thompson and Ken Winkler to seal a 47 to 7 result on Hamburg field.
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Malvern Orioles
Hamburg
Oriole
Wildcats
Malvern
Doug Dashner
Larry Jackson
Lyle Stewart
Micky Thompson
Ken Winkler
John Beam
Gary Stephens
Winkler
Larry Owen
Dashner
Orioles
Friday matchups highlight area high school games
Essex travels to Malvern for Dad's Day as New Market meets Fremont-Mills in Tabor. Sidney faces Nishna Valley in Emerson while South Page visits Hamburg and Stanton plays Farragut. Glenwood hosts Red Oak in a busy Friday slate.
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Essex
Malvern
New Market
Fremont-Mills
Tabor
Sidney
Nishna Valley
Emerson
South Page
Hamburg
Stanton
Farragut
Glenwood
Red Oak
Malvern Stanton Farragut Nishna Valley
New Market, Essex, South Page Tie In Corner Action
New Market tied Essex 7-7 as South Page won 6-0 in a weekend Corner Conference results set. New Market, missing two regulars Dee Zanders illness and injury, scored in the third on a pass interference setup. Bob Peters for New Market and Nelson for Essex both reached the end zone with conversions. Fremont-Mills upset Stanton 14-7 in a hard fought game as Larry Nelson and Bud Severn scored for EM. Sidney rolled over Farragut 39-0 as the Cowboys defense stifled threats and scored in every quarter with a balanced attack.
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New Market
Trojans
Dee Zanders
Dick Johnson
Leland Isaacson
Bob Peters
Johe
Essex
Bob Nelson
Syd
Fremont - Mills
Stanton
Larry Nelson
Bud Sevvern
Barry Yates
Rick Gustin
Gary Foote
Sidney
Cowboys
Farragut
Admirals
Dad's Night Honors Fathers at Orioles Game
Orioles promote Friday night as Dad's Night honoring fathers of squad members during the game. The event aims to boost morale and replicate the team’s earlier season drive and energy.
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Orioles
Oriole
Quail Prospects Bright for Saturday Opener
Quail season opens in Iowa on November 4 with a two month run until December 15. Weather may affect success but game staff expect better hunting than last year as bobwhite numbers rise. Shooting hours are 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. bag five birds and possession ten. Open counties listed across many counties, with best range in south central Iowa and potential in some northeastern counties.
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Towa
Conservation Commission
Adair
Adams
Allamakee
Appanoose
Audubon
Black Hawk
Benton
Boone
Bremer
Buchanan
Carroll
Cass
Cedar
Chickasaw
Clarke
Clayton
Clinton
Crawford
Dallas
Davis
Decatur
Delaware
Des Moines
Dubuque
Fayette
Fremont
Greene
Guthrie
Harrison
Henry
Howard
Jackson
Jasper
Jefferson
Johnson
Jones
Keokuk
Lee
Linn
Louisa
Lucas
Madison
Hunting Hours Show Civic Pride and Vote Next Tuesday
Civic promotion urges residents to participate in local election day next Tuesday November 1. The notice emphasizes volunteer efforts and community engagement to support turnout.
Waterfowl hunt row and sports banquet news from The Tabor Beacon
Newton of The Tabor Beacon credits a Fremont county waterfowl story as sports of the week noting fishermen who fired before the legal hour. Jurist C Weaver fines Santo Mandolfo and Wayne Harrigan for shooting early. The Southwest Iowa Sports Banquet will feature Harold Grange in Red Oak on December 11. Rodeo impresario Art Fritcher expands stock moves between Chamberlain and Henderson. Malvern's final home football game hosts Essex Trojans with Dee Zanders coaching, and fans urged to support the Orioles without entering the field.
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Bill Beasley
Vernon Arndt
Malvern Orioles
Essex
Fair Grounds Field
Newton
The
Tabor Beacon
Fremont County
James A. Shipley
Art Fritcher
Henderson
Chamberlain, S. D
Tex
Art
Malvern
Orioles
Essex Trojans
Troy
Oriole
Dee Zanders
Oriolés
Mills Hunting Violators Few
Mills county authorities reported few hunting violations in the past week. Ronnie Clark of Glenwood was charged with possessing an assembled gun in his car and fined $10 plus costs after appearing before Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman.
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Mills County
Ronnie Clark
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Card of thanks expresses appreciation for support
Card of thanks from Floyd Neill for visits cards gifts and kind thoughts during hospitalization. He will be in Avoca at his daughter Mrs Art Hiley's home for several weeks and invites friends to call.
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Avoca
Art Hiley
Floyd Neill
Dutch Gun Club Acquires Golden Hill School for Center
Community Members of the Dutch Gun club purchased the Golden Hill school and grounds to develop a club house and community center. Plans include interior redecorating, painting, playground updates, and spring landscaping. Gerald Lea bought Golden Hill at a recent auction with intent to pass it to the club. The school, a landmark mile south of St John’s Lutheran, has stood about 90 years with a 60 year old building kept in good repair. Open house and trap shoot scheduled Sunday afternoon, Dec. 3, at the trap house east of the building.
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Dutch Gun Club
Golden Hil
Golden Hill
Gerald Lea
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Thurman Bank Holds 4 Game Edge in Pioneer League
Thurman Bank maintained pressure in the Pioneer League by taking 3 of 4 from Kizzier's as Gibson's and Red Line Oil also swept. Bud Regennauer led with a 229, while Larry Harrington posted the top 687 league total, and Buffington’s rolled the night’s top team game at 952.
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Thurman Bank
Bud Reganauer
Pioneers
Larry Harrington
Kizzier’s
Gibson's
Pace
Red Line Oil
Roger’s
Buffington
Pepsi Cola
Oilers
Good Grain
Regennauer
J. King
Harrington
K. Krecklow
8. Stanley
A. Baldwin
L. Hansen
Sheer
L. Fanning
J. McCain
Gibson Feeds
Buffington's
Red Line of
Pace Service
Kizater’s Ee
Rager's
Goy Oilers Path Lee
R McCain Tops Game and Series in Wednesday League
R McCain led scoring in the Wednesday Night Women's League with a 203 game and 526 series. Our Market won two of three to hold a one game edge, with Glenwood Bank moving to second after two wins over Collins Drug. Other top scorers included Miller, Krecklow, Stanley, and several players over 180. Our Market also claimed team honors for high game and series.
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Gay Ot Ca
Glenwood Bank
Colling Drug
Malvern Bank
B.P.W
Fern
Deauty
Franksen
John‘son
McCain
Miller
Krecklow
Carolina Stanley
Colina Drug
Goy
Goy’s
Glenwood Stopped by late Aldi drive in football win
Atlantic used a key late Als Yard penalty to halt Glenwood’s drive and secure a 27-14 Hawkeye Eight victory. Trailing 20-7, Glenwood scored to pull within 20-14 late in the fourth, but a late Trojan drive extended the game and Marvin Konfrst added a late Glenwood score.
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Glenwood
Atlantic
Trojans
Hawkeye
Rams
Marvin Konfrst
Glen
Yard and Wave Magaree Tops In Tally
Ed Figgins ran for 6 3 and 56 yards to make three Atlantic tallies. Konfist and Christensen contributed scores with extra points. Dan Gipple kicked three conversions.
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Yard
Wave Magaree
Konfist
Ed Figgins
Atlantic
Phil Christensen
Dan Gipple
Time Change on Burlington Train Malvern Stop
Westbound Burlington No. 7, the sole Malvern passenger train, changes its departure to 12 37 P M from 12 35 P M. C B Q agent K W Bowman reports the adjustment.
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Burlington
Malvern
K. W. Bowman
Presbyterian Church Bake Sale Benefit
Champion Hill Presbyterian Church will hold a bake sale at Honeywell's on Saturday morning November 4 to benefit the church. Proceeds go to church funds. Harold Cooper and family return from New Orleans. local visits and guest days noted for several towns.
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Goodwill Club
Honeywell
Imogene
Edna Lane
Ottumwa
Glenn Kellenbarger
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Dick Winders
Dick Williams
Quail Prospects
Bill P
American Legion Club
Santo Mandolfo
Wayne Harrigan
Council Bluffs
C. Weaver
Shipley
Huntera
R. McCain
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Collins Drug
B. Pp. Watest
Frankson & Johnson
Fern’s Beauty
A. & Wys
Champion Hill
Harold Cooper
Presbyterian Qharch
Martin
Joe Allen
Malvern Leader
America
Doug Sanders
Hastings
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