Malvern Orioles end 29-game drought with 31-13 win over Trojans
Malvern Orioles break the Southwest Iowa losing streak by routing the Essex Trojans 31-13. Marshalling 172 rushing yards and 179 passing yards, Chuck West throws two touchdowns and Ken Blackman adds a score. Lynn Turner, Greg Jones, and West lead pace with multiple big plays as Malvern builds a 25-6 halftime lead and holds on after a quiet second half.
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Oriole
Malvern
Chuck West
Greg Jones
Lynn ‘Turner
West
Tyo
Turner
Jones
Ken Blackman
Orioles
Lynn
I'D
Trojan
Gary Holmes
Larry Young
Trojans
Young
Malvern Lynn
Many Awards Given at Cub Pack Meeting
Cub Pack 242 held its monthly meeting at the Community Building with a candlelight service. Bobcat pins were awarded to Darwin Needs John Sherilt Mark Shere Timothy Mul holland David Leu Daniel Boyer and Randall Miller.
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Darwin Needs
John Sherilt
Mark Shere
Timothy Mulholland
David Leu
Daniel Boyer
Randall Miller
Ricky Bowling
Mark McClure
Donald White
Ricky Mickelson
Passiow
Lin
Joy Robbins
Bear
Ricky Mickeson
Silver Arrow
Jerry Chown
Gold Arrow
Cubs
Mark Knight
Karl Frederickson
Kevin Irvin
Tom Pierce
Nancy Livin
Barbara Mickelson
Helen Leu
Louise Barber
Dens
Cubby
Den 3
Four Truckers Appear in Hall's Court Here
Four truckers charged with violating state regulations received fines in Justice John Mall's court. Robert Sipes of Little Rock Arkansas L. W. Kenyon of Kenyon R J and Leon Jefferson of Moultrie Georgia faced improper registration with $15 plus costs each. Richard Brousek of Omaha faced oversyidih with $10 and costs.
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John Mall
Robert Sipes
Little Rock
Ark
L. W. Kenyon
Kenyon
R. J
Leon Jefferson
Moultrie
Richard, Brousek
Omaha
Malvern Pirates End 29-Game Losing Streak in Tough Defense
Standouts Chad Walston and Ken Blackman each posted 12 tackles while Mike Waymire added 11 in a team effort that lifted Malvern Essex from the cellar. Offense saw Ken Blackman and Chuck West excel in blocking as they head to a clash with Sidney Mm, ranked No. 1 in the conference, hoping to carry momentum.
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Chad Walston
Ken Blackman
Mike Waymire
Chuck West
Malvern
Sidney Mm
Malvern Essex
Pheasant Hunting Best With Conditioned Dogs
Iowa hunters are urged by the State Conservation Commission to condition their hunting dogs for the November 12 opening. Preseason workouts improve hunt enjoyment and success, as conditioned dogs help bag birds and reduce cripples.
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Des Moines
Towa
SCC
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Sidney Tips IV Upsets In Corner Grid Championship Victory
Sidney's powerhouse defeated the Nishna Valley Black Hawks 26-7 to claim the Corner grid race title. Key Hawks injuries hampered effort as Charles Paul left with a neck injury, Dennis Boileau was knocked out and hospitalized briefly, and other starters were sidelined. Cowboys tacked on with Rick Morris and Doug Shirley scoring, while Wayne Stanley added a late TD surge to seal the win.
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Sidney
Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Cowboys
Hawks
Charles Paul
Grid Season Ends With Friday Games
Malvern faces Corner leader Sidney while Nishna Valley hosts New Market as the 1966 grid schedules wind down on Friday. Other league games include Stanton at South Page Fremont Mills at Hamburg and Essex at Farragut. The Leader office notice lists two wordings for no hunting signs at 20 cents each, eight for seven dollars.
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Malvern
Sidney
Nishna Valley
Stanton
South Page
Fremont Mills
Hamburg
Essex
Farragut
Leader Office
FF New Market
Fremont-Mills
New Market
Orioles to Face Sidney NN Miners in Finale
Sidney captured a key win Friday night to clinch the Corner conference title race by topping Nishna Valley. Current standings list Sidney at 225 points, 46 against, with South Page and Nishna Valley also near the top and several teams close behind. Friday results show Malvern, New Market, Fremont-Mills, and other clubs posting varied scores as the final showdown looms.
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Sidney
Nishna Valley
October highway toll in Mills County shows gains
October traffic toll in Mills County improved from 1965 levels per Sheriff Edwin Barkus records. The month logged 14 fatalities or injuries versus 18 in October 1965, with 11 injuries and 1 fatality in October 1966. The report notes the month was bad yet better than the prior year.
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Mills
Edwin Barkus
Dry weather sparks fires on farms and along railroad
Extremely dry conditions alarm farmers and firemen as crews battled a blaze in Bill Hays 4 mile field with Mr Hays supplying water to limit damage. Later, firefighters responded to Carl Yates farm and a small cornfield area near the Burlington right of way, likely started by a hot box on a trolley car.
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4 Mile
Bill Hays
Hays
Carl Yates
Burlington
Stolen Car Found in Mills Ditch
A 1066 Chevrolet stolen from Missouri Valley was found abandoned in a ditch at a Mills county farm. Wayne Anthony alerted Sheriff Edwin Barkus to the discovery at the back of his property.
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Mills Ditch
Missouri Valley
Mills County
Wayne Anthony
Edwin Barkus
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Glenwood
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Deemer
Houghton
Coolbaugh, Red Oak, Iowa
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Otto
Red Oak
Hall
Malvern Gun Club
Chapter Order of DeMolay
Sidney Tips IV
Dennis Boileau
Hawk
Don Has
Call, Joe Lees and
Harvie van Nordstrand
Paul
Red Oak Hospital
Rick Morris
Phil Hopkins
Cowboy Lally
Russ Lowe
Curt Starnes
Doug Shirley
Wayne Stanley
Carnes
Topkins
Marty Vrba
Penaltis
Lynn Turner
Miners
Maly
Ford
Salvers Auto Company
Ford Sales & Service
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