Malvern Panthers Face Tough Test After Flat Show vs Essex
Essex Trojans pushed a seemingly weak squad to a rare challenge as Malvern struggled Friday. The article notes a fourth quarter setup that nearly tied, highlights Marty Franks and Kyn Turner, and praises a fast, skilled Trojan defense while reflecting on past games and conference statistics.
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Malvern Panthers
Essex Trojans
Ywo
Tanthers
Meiniburg
Mans
Hamburg
Panthers
Essex
Janthues
Trojans
Marty Franks
Kyn ‘Turner
Cocner
Cowboys Roll Over Hawks Cinch Title
Sidney overwhelmed Nishlina Valley 324 as Dallas Cowboys style power blocked Hawks. Copking opened scoring, Hopkins added a long run, Vidsen caught a pass for a third period score, and Hudson returned a fumble 89 yards. Starnes to Sheldon sealed the win with two extra points as Sidney clinched the Corner Conference title race.
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Sidney
Southwest
Chich
Nishlina Valley
Valley
Cowboys
Blackhawks
Ystiner
Cram Glasztoan
Phil Copking
Hopkins
Vom Vidsen
Curt Shames
Hiawks
Sidney Tor
Pugs
Sidney Wadbine
Hall
Hudson
Starnes
Roger Sheldon
Jeff Starnes
Denny Boileau
Dave Brive
Kenny Herbert
Wickles
Don Haavk
Seven Iowa trappings open Friday trapping dates
Des Moines announces seven Iowa trapping seasons opening Friday November 10 with mink and muskrat running noon November 10 to December 31, 1967. Raccoon badger skunk opposum civet run state-wide to February 28, 1968, beaver noon December 16 to February 28, 1968. Officials note fur bearer populations near last year.
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Des Moines
State Conservation Commission
Corner Conference Football Standings and Friday Results 1967
Sidney remained in command after a 32-0 win over Nishna Valley. Stanton beat Farragut 23-7. Hamburg shut out South Page, while New Market edged Fremont-Mills 20-12. Malvern beat Essex to reach the upper half of the standings. Major scoring included Barry Anderson passes for New Market and McComb as a key Malvern offensive force.
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Sidney
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Essex
New Market
Fremont-Mills
Mamburg
South Page
Stanton
Parragut
Cowboys
Hawks
Farragut
Hamburg
Wildcats
Frentant-Miss
Miners
Barry Anderson
Terry Stanley
Knights
Doc McComb
Curt Runyon
Tim Pratt
Himsel
Panthers
Pantherettes Begin Season With Friday Double Bill
Glenwood hosts the Glenwood and Malvern Pantherettes opener under Coach Larry Maynes. The squad, led by six lettermen Marcia Wolfe Linda Schroeder Dixie Bird and others, she reads as possible starters for a Friday game against Glenwood with assistant coach Bernard Robinson and chaperone Mrs Maynes, as Corner Conference schedules run from November through January.
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Malvern Pantherettes
Maynes
Marcia Wolfe
Linda Schroeder
Dixie Bird
Terry Jones
Mary Beth Costello
Bev Blackburn
Glenwood
Marcia
Linda
Dixie
Cheryl Blackburn
Pat Ford
Becky Swanson
Pantherettes
Bernard Robinson
MCHS
New Market
Heres
Treynor
Nishna Valley
South Page
Dee
Fremont Mills
Anita
Stanton
Hawks Headed for Final League Tests in 1967 Action
Malvern travels to Sidney for a key clash as corner conference play winds down. Nishna Valley visits New Market, Kisox hosts Farragut, Fremont Mills battles Hamburg, and South Page meets Stanton, with Fremont Mills and Sidney closing the league schedule on Friday and a Navy game date noted for November 14. Hamburg later faces Rock Port in nonleague action.
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Fremont Mills
Sidney
Malvern Panthers
Cowboys
Nishna Valley
Kisgex
Farragut
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Wildcats
South Page
Notch
Stanton
Navy
Rock Port
Panthers Hold Essex 14 6 In Slim Victory
Malvern Panthers edge visiting Essex 14 to 6 to run season record to 4 4 (no seniors on Essex squad) and remain on track for stronger effort next season. Ken Blackman and Rod Powles score for Malvern while Marty Franks adds Trojan tally on a 65 yard sprint.
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Malvern Panthers
Essex
Panthers
Trojan
Stineman
Malvern
Ken Blackman
Panther
Rod Powles
Marty Franks
Pheasant Season Opens Across Iowa November 1967
Iowa's 1967 pheasant hunting season runs November 11 to January 1, 1968 with 8 am to 4 30 pm hours. The daily bag limit is three roosters, six in possession. Most of the state is open, except southeast area bounded by Highways 218 92 60 and 34. Weather and cover may affect opening weekend. Hungarian partridge season runs same dates with two per day and four in possession, open in northwest and north-central Iowa bounded by Highways 65 and 20.
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Des Moines
John Ringneck
State Conservation Commission
Tawa
Iowa
Towa
Malvern Sports Boosters Postponed to Nov 13
The Malvern Community Sports Booster club meeting has been delayed due to conflicts with the regular date. President Ward Hunt reports it will reconvene next Monday November 13 at 8 p m at Chantry School and invites all members and others interested in the school sports program to attend.
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Malvern Community Sports Booster Club
Ward Hunt
Chantry School
Hunt
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