Malvern Glenwood open 1964-65 basketball schedule
Malvern and Glenwood launch the 1964-65 cage season with two games at Malvern. The Orioles return five lettermen and top scorers, while the Oriolettes must cope with Rosemarie Drager and a strengthened Malvern lineup. Coaches expect a tougher year with improved pre season form and football injuries not hampering basketball. Also notes deer hunting reports and two deer vehicle collisions in Henderson area.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Rams
Ortolettes
Oriolettes
Rosemarie Dreager
Ramettes
Troni
Blackhawks Thrill Dads With 6-0 Win Over New Market
Nishna Valley High School, led by senior Bob Johnson's 15yard scoring run after a Miner fumble, edged New Market 6 to 0 on Dad's Night. The Blackhawks dominated with 100 total rushing yards to 29 for New Market, with Craig Palmer and Ron Wilkinson keying the defense. the season record became 3 1 5 under coach Kenton Kruser.
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Nishna Valley
New Market
Bob Johnson
Blackhawks
Craig Palmer
Ron Wilkinson
Blackhawk
Kenton Kruser
Pheasant Hunters Cautioned About Shooting Young Birds
Bill Grabham of the State Conservation Commission cautioned pheasant hunters to avoid shooting young birds. He noted late hatching has left some roosters without full plumage, urging careful identification before firing.
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Bill Grabham
State Conservation Commission
Mills County Deer Hunters Win Licenses Amid Broad Draw
Statewide 16,000 licenses issued for the 1964 shotgun deer season with 2,952 applicants denied. Mills County receives 110 licenses. Montgomery County shows 78 of 87 applicants successful. Listed Mills County winners include Malvern, Hastings, Emerson, Glenwood, Silver City, Mineola, Olivier, and other locals. Some applicants may still receive refunds if licenses are canceled before the season opens December 12.
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Iowa
Chris Hein
Mills
Montgomery County
Mills County
Malvern
W. G. Blackburn
Y. R. Blackburn
T. Clark
E. Clay
R. B. Fickel
Forney
R. Hatfield
J. Jennings
W. H. Killion
H. Markel
T. Markel
J. A. Mo
Clura
T. Mickelson
J. Mott
D. Needs
T. Pearce
D. J. Swanson
H. Windom
W. Waite
Hastings
A. F. Crause
B. D. Crouse
C. Leu
G. Leu
G. Royston
C. L. Rush
W. B. Shapcott
J. Wiseman
Henderson
L. W. Boileau
G. Brown
G. D. Brown
5. Meadows
V. R. Morris
J. R. Raynolds
W. L. Vanderlinden
G. B. Viner
A. V. Willams
L. BE. Deholt
G. Goon
D. Roth
J. Rold
Emerson
M. D. Deholt
W. A. Douglas
M. Gard
F. Greenwood
M. E. Porter
J. F. Simpson
B. W. Harold
P. B. Platt
Glenwood
J. R. Anderson
D. Yates
Silver City
Atteberry
W. L. Carlson
G. Franke
H. J. Ktersch
J. H. Roberta
J. Schosning
Mineola
D. Deitehler
RB. D. Miller
L. Deitehler
C. Husz
A. W. Roenfeld
Olivier Hein
Atarts Dee
Quail Plentiful During First Week of Season
Iowa quail hunting faced tough conditions in the first week with heavy cover and extreme dryness hindering birds. Rain is expected to improve prospects. Buck hunting remains good in many areas. Some November flight activity may have nudged duck pops up. Goose hunting is essentially over for the year per the Conservation Commission.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Trapping Season Opens Saturday Across State
The State Conservation Commission reminded town trappers that the 1964 65 trapping season begins at noon Saturday November 14 statewide with openings on State Game Management Areas and Federal Wildlife Refuges on November 27. Permits are free from unit managers and quotas apply on these areas. statewide dates run Mink November 14 to November 30 midnight Muskrat November 14 to January 31 1965 Badger Skunk Opossum Beaver Civet Racoon November 14 1964 to February 28 1965.
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State Conservation Commission
Oriolettes Tip Off Season With Six Lettermen
Coach DeVerne Osterfoss builds a 20 player squad around six lettermen Cathy Smith Diane Hopp Carol Wolfe Sharon Turner Gerry Turner and Sheila Balinger at guard and forward positions The team opens Friday at Glenwood in Malvern at 7 pm and face a crowded season schedule including spots on the traveling squad Sandra Hays is out for two weeks for a medical checkup The roster features a strong freshmen group Terry Jones Dixie Bird Dru Mort Sharlene Scott Beverly Blackman and others plus managers Carolyn Hilton and Linda Biggerstaff Schedule cites multiple home and away games through February including a conference tournament and rival matchups with Farragut Hamburg Sidney and Fremont Mills
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Cathy Smith
Diane Hopp
Carol Wolfe
Sharon
Gerry Turner
Sheila Ballinger
Oriolettes
Glenwood
Malvern
Sandra Hays
Terry Jones
Dixie Bird
Dru Mort
Sharlene Scott
Beverly Blackman
Linda McMillen
Diane Allensworth
Marie Jones
Mary Lou Fritz
Cathy Poort
Nancy Miller
Diane Blackman
Gerry Granteer
Carolyn Hilton
Linda Biggerstaff
Nishna Cottage Team Starts Long Climb in Bowling Standings
The Nishna Cottage opens a climb in the Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League, sitting 29 pins behind after 33 games. Jamison's handed NO’s their first loss but won two other matches. Rollie’s beat Our Market in three straight. Glenwood Bank and Gay Oil Co. trail the leaders with two wins each. Individual highlights include Rollin’s 865 game and 2420 series, Collins Drug 788, Ruth Lefever 184, Beth Surface 182, and Ruth Stantey 496 in second place.
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Nishna Cottage
Glenwood Bank
Gloria
Gay Oil Co
Bank
Collins Drug Co
Rollin
Collins Drug
Glengood Bank
Pat Mercer
Ruth Lefever
Beth Surface
Ruth Stantey
Texaco
Goy Qil Co
Gloria's Beauty
Our Market
Collins
BP. W
Jamison’s
Brishna Cottage
WANT
Nishna Valley Opens Cage Season Versus Stanton
Nishna Valley girls basketball coach Marlin Mercer starts his fifth season with a 16 member squad, last year’s 1-17 record, two returning regulars Marsha Palmer and Janet Rydberg, and a lengthy schedule opening November 17 at home against Stanton with multiple road games through February including a conference tournament.
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Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley High
Cowboys Overpower Malvern 48-0 in Corner Conference clash
Sidney Cowboys blank Malvern as they roll to a 48-0 win in Corner Conference play. Early in the game Bobby Harris and Wayne Stanley convert with extra points, FS Fass makes key interceptions, and Sidneys defense stifles Malvern with multiple turnovers and a safety. Harris adds another TD late in the third.
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Sidney Cowboys
Malvern
Max Moore
Orioles
Fass
Bob Harris
Wayne Stanley
Cowboys
Mike Stanley
Stanley
Harris
Sidney
Ben Rippy
Bob West
West
Fox
Orioles Shine as Youngists Stand Out in Late Game Rally
Period from 1 after he recovered his own fumble and went on for 50 to the l ydle line. The final tally came when Fox broke loose for 46 yards in the fourth. Several of the younger Orioles showed up well despite the tally. Mike Waymire, Gary Hardman, Dale Stephens, among others, showed up well on defense as did some of the seniors. PRINTING-Call The Aslverr, Leader for all kinds, to
Height and Veterans Boost Hopes for Oriole Cagers
Oriole basketball opens training under Coach Richard Krambeck with height and seasoned players. Five lettermen return, six seniors contend for starting spots, and depth is stronger after a small, promising 15 man squad. Openers host Glenwood Friday in Malvern.
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Oriole
Krambeck
Frank Darrah
Bol West
Larry Hatfield
Albert Ponton
Tom Gidley
Gary Jackson
Gilbert Bare
Hatfield
Bob Selpold
Duane Clay
Roger Bolte
Charles Walston
John Miller
Larry Zanders
Roger Powles
Ronnie Miller
14 Jr Hi Gals on Basketball Squad
Junior high girls basketball started last week with DeVerne Osterfoss coaching. Fourteen players, eight eighth graders and six seventh graders, include Stogdill Bond Ford Wolfe Costello Rubenking Schroeder Waymire Hatfield Jurgens White Evans Bowman Dolan and manager Sandra Goldsberry. They open the season against South Page on December 4 at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeVerne Osterfoss
Trudy Stogdill
Dorothy Bond
Patty Ford
Marsha Wolfe
Mary Beth Costello
Rita Rubenking
Linda Schroeder
Debbie Waymire
Bonnie Hatfield
Carol Jurgens
Vicky White
Joy Evans
Debbie Bowman
Nancy Dolan
Sandra Goldsberry
South Page
Twenty-Eight Jr High Boys Basketball Team Schedule
Twenty eight junior high boys, eight lettermen, report for basketball. Schedule shows games against Nishna Valley, Fremont Mills, Farragut, Hamburg, with both boys and girls contests. Games start at 5 30 p m. Dec 11 Nishna Valley, Dec 15 Fremont Mills at Thurman, Jan 8 Farragut at Malvern, Jan 22 Hamburg at Malvern, Feb 5 Farragut there.
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Glenwood
Malvern
Farragut
New Market
South Page
Coin Dee
Nishna Valley
Fremont Millshere
Stanton
Hamburg
Essex
Sidney
Fremont Mills
Thurman
Farragut Dee
Junior High
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Oricolettas
Aquid
Janet Jones
Fremont-Milla
Ads
Boya
Jon Larson
Frederick Larson
Emargon
Jon
Earl Allensworth
Harvey Bolton
Nishna River Bridge
Harvey
Chrig Heln
Glen Bolton
Des Moines
Carl Bolton
Atlantic
Boltons
Ays
EDA Kedit
Oriolette
THE
Mere
Marsha Palmer
Janet Rydberg
Lana Kadel
Marnie Fender
Mary Sue Palser
Dixie Gage
Beverly McMullen
Mary Jane Fort
Pat Johnson
Darrene Sandquist
Kay Rydberg
Verla Wilber
Linda Kadel
Peggy Haack
Linda van Nordstrand
Betsy Paul
Blackhawkettes
Shenandoah
Carson-Macedonia
Treynor
Lewis Central
Malvern Oool
Aslverr
Richard Krambeck
Jr. Hi Gals
Mary Earith
Jr. Hi Boys
Cage Squad
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Malvern Gun Club
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