Malvern Orioles face tough season after 1965 football schedule
Malvern Orioles basketball begins practice after finishing the 1965 football schedule with a 4-11 record. They lose four starters from last year, including Jackson and Darrah, and must rely on Bob West to lead a reshaped lineup starting November 22 at New Market.
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Malvern Orioles
Ats ‘Ter
Orioles
Ry Jackson
Frank Darrah
Gil Bare
Albert Conton
Jackson
Nishna Valley
Gary Lees
Lamburg
Jim Clayton
Gary Richey
Bob West
West
Bohron
New Market
Miners Upset Breckhawks 18-7 on their field
New Market upset Nishna Valley Blackhawks by 18-7 on the Miners home field Friday night. Bob Wright opened scoring with a 25 yard run, Curt Runyan added a 3 yard TD, and Larry Hiatt returned a pick for a 25 yard TD. Dale Sandquist connected twice for 45 yards to Gary Johnson in the fourth quarter. Charles Paul stood out on offense and defense for the Hawks.
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NVCH
Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Mirk
New Market
Hawks
Miners
Bob Wright
Curt Runyan
Larry Hiatt
Blackhawks
Dale Sandquist
Gary Johnson
Dwaine Swett
Charles Paul
R Stanley's 224 Gaide Leads Woman's Wednesday Bowling
R Stanley's 224 game paced her team as high individual score in the Woman's Wednesday Night Bowling League. Ruth Shiney and Rollie's Texte starred with strong series while Lucille Martindidde and Ald Toll dan Morney posted notable scores. Glenwood and Ace Auto Parts figures appear among league results and individual highs.
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Carolysy Stantes
Rollie
Jaminson
Chay
Gay
Ace Auto Parts
Oriolettes Target Glenwood After Scrimmage Win
The Oriolettes hosted Villisca for a practice scrimmage with Coaches Ost erfass and Maynes leading the team. Although no official score was kept, the Oriolettes defeated Villisca’s varsity and junior varsity squads and points to weaknesses in forward and guard play to address before Friday’s Glenwood game.
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Osterfass
Maynes
Villisca
Oriolettes
Glenwood
Pheasant and Hungarian seasons open with changes
The State Conservation Commission announced shifts in pheasant and Hungarian partridge regulations for the 1965 season. Hunting hours run 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily with bag limits of two cock pheasants and four in possession six, statewide except areas near Muscatine to Knoxville and Knoxville to the Missouri line. Hungarian partridge follow 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. with two in bag and four in possession, limited to western Iowa.
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Wunters
State Conservation Commission
Muscatine
Knoxville
Missouri Line
Stephens State Forest
Lucas
Monroe
Commission
Tawa
Huntters
Minnesota Line
Iowa Falls
Sioux City
Fire danger warning issued for Iowa outdoors
State Conservation warns outdoor users that dry shed leaves have reached a critical fire danger level. State Forester cautions hunters picnickers hikers and trash burners to avoid matches cigarettes and open flames to prevent fires in fields and forests across Iowa.
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Sidney Slugs Orioles 53 0 in Last Game
Sidney Slugs Orioles rout Malvern 53 to 0 after a close 7 0 first quarter. Bill Daniels and Jim Rasmussen connected on early score and Daniels added a 30 yard end sweep as Sidney piled up 25 points in the second quarter. Mike Stanley Doug Stanley Wayne Stanley and Daniels added tallies while Malvern’s Swire and Tom Studson briefly sparked offense. Malvern’s defense and late interception by Judson halted Sidney in spots but the Orioles closed with an 80 yard field goal attempt miss as seniors played final game for Sidney.
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Sidney
Malvern
Cowboy
Orioles
Bill Daniels
Jim Rasmussen
Mike Stanley
Doug Stanley
Wayne Stanley
Daniels
Oriole
Lynn Turner
Chuck West
Cowboys
Swire
Tom Studson
Tom S Judson
Dale Stephens
Bob West
Mike Waymire
Hon Jordan
Ken Blackman
Lynne Tener
Rob West
Ron Jordan
Bill Blackburn
Randy Salyers
Larry Hatfield
Roger Bolte
Effects of a ground fire on woods and adjacent farms
The forester notes that a year of fire can cause economic losses to both woodland owners and neighboring farm operators. Immediate effects include seedling kill, reduced value of older trees, and damage to wildlife. Until the next year the woods resemble a desert, offering little food or cover for wildlife.
Malvern Cagers Prepare for Glenwood Games in Gym Start
Malvern Community high opens basketball training as football winds down. The Orolédes travel to Glenwood for two girls games this Friday and later host Farragut and New Market in a busy schedule. Coach Osterfoss guides the girls, Gary Rich oversees practices, with early drills this week.
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DeVerne Osterfoss
Glenwood
Seut Gals
Ramettes
Rose Dreag
Guar Mary Lelever
Eyen
Farragut
Admirallies
Graduation
Beverly Ticketl
Wiley
Leon Plymnter
Sane Taelic
Malvern
Ball
Ant Dlremipt
Rick Plummer
Admiralette
Orviolettes
Luis
Malvern Community High
Orolédes Wall
Malvern Gus
Faru
Orioles
Gary Rich
Hamburg Wildcats Win Corner Conference Title
Hamburg clinched the 1965 Corner Conference title with a 9-0 league mark, finishing ahead of Fremont Mills and Sidney. Final standings show Hamburg at top with Fremont Mills second and Sidney third after Friday results. Tuesday games featured Fremont Mills 19 Sidney 12 and South Page 27 Farragut 7.
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Farragut
Farragul
New Market
New Market Dee
South Page
Nishna Valley
Fremont-Mills
Thurman
Stanton—Stanton
Hamburg
Ssex
Essex
Sidney
Wildcats
Fremont Mills
Knights
Cowboys
A Tis
Vwamburg
Fremont
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Tissex
Nishna Vailey
Stanton
New Market Malvern
Malvern
Nishna Vidley
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