Sidney Cowboys Aim To Break Tie In Friday Clash
The Sidney Cowboys, tied with Fremont Mills for fourth in the standings, host the fourth-placed team as the season nears its end. The Orioles seek to avoid a winless record while the Knights face tougher odds against the Wildcats. Attendance remains light, weather mild, and fans urged to support the squad in the final home game.
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William Dieta
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Paign
Sidney’ Cowboys
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Orioles
Fremont Mills
F-M
Hamburg
Knights
Wildcats
Sidney
Essex Trojans Roll Past Malvern 32-7 in Conference Win
The Essex Trojans dominated Malvern 32-7 to secure their eighth Corner conference victory. Dele Stephens scored from 2 yards, Richard Carlson added 20 and 45 yard TD runs, Bill York ran in from 14 and 2 yards, and Larry Skalberg reached the end zone from 1 yard as Essex saved its strength for a title game with Farragut this week.
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Trojans
Essex
Malvern
Farragut
Dele Stephens
Richard Carlson
Bill York
Larry Skalberg
Rollie's Texaco Extends Lead In Women’s Bowling Standings
Rollie’s Texaco stretched its advantage by sweeping the A Ww in three. Jamison’s and Gay Off Co kept pace with clean sweeps over Nishna Cottage and Collins Drug. Glenwood Bank fell to Our Market, widening the gap to six games behind Rollie’s. Dixie Benton led scoring with 194 and 538, while Jamison’s posted the best individual game at 821.
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Jamison
Nishna Cottage
Collin
Glenwood Bank
B.P.W
Gloria
Roltie
Dixie Benton
Barbara Peterson
Pat Mercer
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Beauty
Collins Drug Co
Jamison’s
FreMont Mills Girls Open Cage Practice At Farragut Clinic
Coach Keith McGinnis of Fre mont Mills leads the girls into basketball season with a clinic at Farragut on Saturday November 21 starting at 2:00 PM. Corner Conference figures attend as McGinnis and the team demonstrate man to man defense before a 6:30 PM game against Bedford.
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Keith McGinnis
Fremont Mills
Farragut
McGinnis
Bedford
Last Minute TD Gives Sidney 12-7 Over Nishna Valley
Sid ney's Mike Fox rushed 60 yards for the winning touchdown with two minutes left as Sidney edged Nishna Valley 12-7 Friday. Bob Johnson put Nishna Valley ahead earlier with a 5 yard run after a sustained drive. Craig Palmer anchored the Blackhawks defense with 18 tackles as Don Hicks guided the offense. Dad's Day events and a reception for players' parents followed the Nishna Valley-New Market game.
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Mike Fox
Sidney
Cowboys
Nishna Valley
Stanley
Nishna Val-ley
Bob Johnson
Dale Sandquist
Dennis Boileau
Blackhawks
Craig Palmer
Blackhawk
Don Hicks
Nishna Valley-New Market
Corner League Football Scoring Spreads Across Friday Games
Fremont Mills shut out New Market 54 to 0 as they rolled scoring in every quarter with three second‑quarter touchdowns and two in both the third and fourth. Hamburg led South Page 21 to 6 while Sidney trailed Nishna Valley until a late rally for the winning score. Farragut beat Stanton 45 to 6 as John Allen and John Martin each found the end zone twice, with other Vikes contributing on defense and offense.
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Malvern
Farragut
Stanton
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Nishna Valley
Hamburg
South Page
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Knights
Rebels
Ken Ludington
Nathan Brown
Wildcats
Vince Otte
Vikes
Admiral Reserves
John Allen
John Martin
Larry Gruber
Jim Mann
Iowa pheasant and partridge seasons set statewide with closures
The State Conservation Commission reports strong opening prospects for pheasant and Hungarian partridge hunting. August counts show a near bumper pheasant crop with regional shifts, a southeast block closed, and hunting allowed statewide except where roads and highways define the restricted zone. Shooting runs daily 6:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. with a three cock bird daily limit and ten cock birds in possession. partridge season parallels pheasant rules with a two bird daily limit and four in possession.
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State Conservation Commission
Towa
Iowa
Muscatine
Knoxville
Minnesota Line
Towa Falls
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Hunting Activity Spotted in Iowa
Hunting continued to dominate Iowa’s picture with large numbers of ducks in most areas. Goose hunting tapered to almost nothing, concentrations on waterfowl refuges along the Missouri river. Jacksnipe shooting excellent in northern Iowa. Squirrel hunting light in many areas but excellent now that trees have shed leaves.
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Iowa
Missouri River
Oriolettes to Meet L. C. at Farragut Clinic
Malvern girls face Lewis Central in one of seven Iowa high school girls athletic union clinics at Farragut November 21. Afternoon lectures by coaches and demonstrations by teams precede evening games in Farragut’s new gym.
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Malvern Gals
Lewis Central
Farragut
Iowa High School Girls Athletics Union
Malvern Leader reports local news and events in Iowa
The Malvern Leader issue from Malvern Iowa dated Thursday November 5 1964 covers local happenings. It highlights community news, forthcoming events, and notices of interest to residents.
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Malvern
Iowa
Corner Principals Vote to Continue Sportsmanship Plan
The Corner conference high school principals approved continuing the career fall event first held at Sidney on October 13. The meeting at Essex drew 3,000 attendees with over 50 firms represented. They approved commercial schools joining the fair next fall and invited Farragut to host. A vocal music festival at Sidney generated a net $46 after $168.50 in admissions and $122.50 in expenses. Band instructors will meet November 18 at Essex to plan the 1965 Band Festival on April 26.
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Sidney
Essex
Farragut Versus Essex for Corner Title Clash
Essex Trojans visit Farragut for the Corner Conference showdown as both teams boast undefeated records. The Admirals hold the state's top small-school rating with depth and defense shaping the edge. Malvern ends its season hosting Sidney, while Nishna Valley welcomes New Market and other Corners pairings include Hamburg at Fremont Mills and Stanton at South Page.
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South Page
Nishna Valley
New Market
Stanton
Malvern
Essex Trojans
Admirals
Sidney Cowboys
Fremont Mills
Continue the sportsmanship rating system through the season
The article notes ongoing work to extend the sportsmanship rating system across the basketball season while also mentioning the awarding of two year football contracts for varsity, B teams, and junior high squads.
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