Iowa Pheasant Season Opens November 14 With Limits
Iowa’s 1970 pheasant hunting season begins Saturday November 14 and runs to January 3 1971 with daily hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. The bag limit is three roosters and six in possession statewide except a southeast area bounded by Highways 5 92 218 and 4. Hungarian partridge hunting also runs November 14 to January 3 with a two birds per day limit and four in possession in northwest and north central Iowa.
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Iwa
Towa
Fred A. Priewert
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Fremont Mills Tops Class A Grid Ratings In Des Moines
The Des Moines Register lists Fremont Mills at 16th in Class A with strong conference impact. Treyno is named top Class A team in town, while F-M posted 305 offensive points in conference play and Essex held them to 18 in the season opener. Farragut Admirals added 170 points for and 91 allowed, shaping final standings.
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Fremont Mills
Register
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Vaters
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Fremont- Mills
Essex
Knights
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Women's Wednesday Night Bowling Notable Snow Aid
Heavy snows in the Jackson Hole area of Wyoming assisted participants in a Women's Wednesday Night Bowling event. The text notes cousins and guides as part of the scene, though details are fragmentary.
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Jackson Hole
Wyoming
Trapping Seasons Open Nov 14 in Iowa
The Iowa Conservation Commission opens trapping for mink and muskrat at 6 am November 14 to December 31, 1970. Raccoon trapping runs to February 28, 1971 statewide. Beaver trapping zones begin November 14 in Zone 1 from the Minnesota border to US 20, closing February 28, 1971. other zones close February 28, 1971.
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Iowa Conservation Commission
Minnesota
Nebraska
Valley Boosters Meet on November 5 in Nishma Valley
Nishma Valley Booster Club held a November 5 meeting in the Home Ee room with 15 new memberships reported bringing total to about 92. President Bob Christensen presided as projects and music committees discussed film needs, uniforms, lighting the school sign project, and upcoming activities.
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Leo Boileau
Athletic Mothers Memorial Fund
Jim McNamara
Picea Bird
Dennis Howard
Paw Richards
Bill Gravett
Lowell Hardy
Marvin Adame
Gene Waal
Pantherette Cage Action Opens Friday At Malvern
The Malvern Pantherettes varsity girls basketball team begins the season this Friday with 25 players led by coach Larry Maynes and assistant Gennard Robinson. Returning lettermen include Pat Dolan Debbie McClure Barb Blackmen Kathy Leu Joleen Ponton Jill Sell and Joyce Stephens. Likely starters are Kristy Ricker Coleen Ponton Linda Basber and Linda Washburn as the squad aims for the winner's circle with hard work and dedication.
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Malvern Pantherettes
Larry Maynes
Gennard Robinson
Blackhawkettes
Nistna Valley
Malvern
Pat Dolan
Debbie McClure
Barb Blackmen
Kathy Leu
Joleen Ponton
Jil Sell
Joyce Stephens
Maynes
Kristy Ricker
Coleen Ponton
Linda Bas Ber
Linda Washburn
Ponow
Jill Sell
Hunting hours for waterfowl in Southwest Iowa set by ICC
The Iowa Conservation Commission announces hunting hours governing waterfowl in Southwest Iowa. The schedule specifies sunrise and sunset times to regulate hunting activities under state authority.
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MCHS Cagers Face Inexperience Before Farragut Clash
Malvern notes a shortage of veteran players and sophomores on the MCHS basketball squad as it prepares for a first meeting with Farragut. Returning players include Pennace Breeding, Keith Barber, Richard Sands, and David Hilton, with a mix of juniors and sophomores and several fresh faces in the lineup.
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Keith Barber
Richard Sands
David Hilton
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Gary Ford
Dennis Ponton
Steve Beattie
Steve Miller
Darwin Swanson
Doulg Burchett
Jeff Sell
Doug Bowen
Kevin Hertz
Wes Ryan
Chris Stephens
Rick Jones
Tim Hagen
Mike Ford
Dee
Nishna
Wesley
Ig Myris
Blanton
Glenwood
Underwood
Bidnay
Rasslin Looms as NV Squad Readies for Mat
Blackhawk wrestling coach Dick Erb with assistant Jim McNamara prepares a squad for the season at Clarinda. About 30 boys out, returning lettermen include Bass Pierce Greenwood Byers Allensworth Vance. Schedule lists matches from Nov 23 to Feb 1 with multiple home events and an invitational.
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a@ Blackhawk
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Berk Greenwood
Jeff Byers
Craig Allensworth
Gerald Vance
Mr. Erb
NV Cagers Include 5 Lettermen
NV High School basketball preview lists five returning lettermen for the Blackhawks led by seniors Paul Haack Randy Morris Ken Bolton and Mervill Slump with junior Dave Boileau. Probable starters include Dave Bristow Merrill Slump Batistow and Rick Allensworth heads up a fast but undersized squad as Essex visits for the conference opener November 20. Girls schedule and lineup also noted with Malvern game upcoming.
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Paul Haack
Randy Morris
Ken Bolton
Mervill
Dave Boileau
Dave Bristow
Rick Allensworth
Charles Haack
Don Christensen
Daryell Godfrey
Dave Batistow
Merrill Slump
Miners Bury Malvern 22-6 in Season Finale at New Market
In the last 1970 Comet Conference grid game Coach Dan Stineman's Malvern Panthers lost to New Market Miners 22-6. Randy Cade ran in a 4 yard TD for New Market with Gary Churchill adding the PAT. Dennis Ponton scored for Malvern on a 3 yard run. Jim Rainforth finished with a 1 yard TD as Churchill added the final PAT.
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Randy Cade
Gary Churchill
Miners
Dennis Ponton
Bob Stanley
Cade
Jim Rainforth
Churchill
Conference Grid Season Ends With Steady Chart
New Market 22, Malvern G Hamburg 12, Nishna Valley 6, Fremont Mills 15, Sidney 0, Essex 22, Stanton 6, Farragut 48, South Page 0. Corner Conference football wraps the season with standings settled for ten teams, New Market and Sidney facing an upcoming clash next Friday while others stay fixed on their positions. Essex leads a flip in the latest chart as final results conclude the campaign.
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Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Stanton
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Jim McNaara
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Hamburg slips past Nishna Valley in tight conference clash
Hamburg Wildcats edged Nishna Valley Blackhawks 12 to 6 as Jim Wall scored twice for Hamburg in the second half and Randy Morris added NV’s lone TD on a 70 yard pass from Jeff Byers. Dave Boileau led NU with 42 rushing yards and Randy Mortis hauled in 105 receiving yards.
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Jim McNamara
Hamburg
Wildcats
Randy Morris
Jeff Byers
Jim Wall
Wall
Dave Boileau
Randy Mortis
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