Hamburg Wildcats Clinch Corner Grid Title With 31 18 Win
Hamburg remains clear leader of the Corner conference after a 31 18 victory over Fremont Mills Knights at Tabor. Richard Hornung scored twice for Hamburg from 7 and 4 yards, with Paul Anderson and Jim Taylor catching passes from Larry Nowels. The game featured a field goal by Mickey Thompson and multiple extra points as Hamburg built a 17 7 halftime lead.
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Oaviern
Richard Hornung
Rebels
Paul Anderson
Jim Taylor
Hamburg Wildcats
Fremont Mills Knights
Tabor
Farragut
Essex
Jim Mann
Larry Gruber
Jim Hall
Orioles Drop Final Game to Cowboys
Malvern fans saw a strong but error prone showing as the Orioles fell 27 7 to Sidney. La Verne Orton sparked the Cowboys with a 39 yard touchdown and a 54 yard run while Sidney capitalized on Malvern miscues to seal the victory and claim the final score.
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Orioles
Cowboys
Nishna Valley Leads All Southwest Iowa Grid Picks
Nishna Valley high school grid squad dominates All Southwest Iowa Class B selections announced by the Council Bluffs Nonpareil. Farragut earns first team with John Burkhizer, while Nishna Valley places Laughlin Rowe and Winders on third and honorable mentions. Farragut, Sidney, and Hamburg also place multiple players across second and third teams.
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Nishna Valley
Iowa
Council Bluffs
Blackhawks
Farragut
John Burkhizer
Hamburg
Mickey Thompson
Wylie Brown
Dave Laughlin
Duane Rowe
LaVerne Orton
Sidney
Rick Gustin
Stanton
Dick Winders
Kent Adams
Larry Owen
Grid Honors at Pella for Wayne Baker of Hastings
Wayne Baker of Hastings, a 6-7 140-pound junior back, starred for Central College in the Iowa Conference. He played punt return, fullback, and halfback, rushing 68 yards on 23 carries as Central finished 7-2 with a 42 7 win over Upper Town and ended the season on a five game streak.
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Pella
Wayne Baker
Hastings
Iowa
Central College
Wayne
Vernon Baker
Baker
Central
Ron Schipper
Upper Town
Dutchmen
Oriole Grid Team Roster and Season Outlook Begins
The piece lists players Willard through Coach Bill Beasley and notes fans supported the Orioles during a tough season. It previews 1962-63 basketball with Glenwood Rams visiting for opener, predicting a 60 50 probability for victory, and highlights the Oriolettes return with Sharon Shapcatt Lara Beckwith Barbara Beasley and backcourt potential.
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Orioles
Les Taine
Rams
Oriolettes
Oriolette
Hose Turner
Sharon Shapcatt
Jess
Lara Beckwith
Barbara Beasley
Orioles Open Cage Season Here Against Glenwood Friday
Malvern prepares for the 1960 61 basketball season as the Orioles and Oriolettes host Glenwood Friday night in the Malvern Community Building. Senior guards Sharon Shapcott and Kay Harshbarger lead the forward and back courts, with several letter-winners vying for varsity spots. The schedule runs through February with home and away games including Essex Here and Fremont Mills Here.
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Orioles
Oriolettes
Glenwood
Malvern
Bill Beasley
Sharon Shapcott
Lara Beckwith
Barbara Beasley
Sharon Turner
Cheryl Beasley
Carole Wolfe
Susan Darrah
Penny Mason
Myrna McMillen
Delores Wolfe
Barbara Shapcott
Kay Harshbarger
Diane Hopp
Sharon Seipald
Beasley
Cathy Smith
Gerry Turner
Rayna Reed
Janet Jones
Carol Horn
Barbara Brammer
Linda McMillen
Lois Clay
Sheila Ballinger
Conference Grid Teams Listed Wed
Hamburg led All-Corner Conference selections after a Wednesday meeting at Tabor. Hamburg placed four players on the first team with Sidney, Fremont-Mills, South Page, New Market and Farragut also well represented.
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Glenwond
Essex
Farragut
New Market
South Page
College Springs
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Fremont Mills
Stanton
Hamburg
Sidney
Tabor
Wildcats
Fremont-Milla
Harrogut
Dim Taylor
LaVerne Orton
Tim Jobe
Mickey Thompson
Barry Yates
Fremont- Mills
Pat Wray
John Hakill
Don Nenneman
Gary LaFollette
Chuck Holman
Jim Zuck
Extra
Lenox
Riverton
Malvern
Prescott
Glenwood
Carson-Macedonia
Mercer Not Enthused by Hawkette Cage Prospects
Coach Marlin Mercer of Nishna Valley high expresses gloom about the Emerson Hawkette basketball outlook. He mentions 15 players, four strong, with key losses including Diane Sandquist and Jean Ramsey, while noting the team is small and lacking speed and ball handling. The schedule lists games into February with several away tests and a forthcoming conference tourney.
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Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley High
Blackhawkettes
Mercer
Emerson
Nishna Valley
Diane Sandquist
Jean Ramsey
Linda Ramsey
Judy Geith
Kathryn Houser
Lorna Lewis
Christinia Aughe
Diana Fields
Elaine Mensen
Building Job Big Concern for Arndt and Malvern Boys
Malvern coach Ver non Arndt faces assembling a competitive team from about 30 candidates with only three lettermen. Key players include Lanny Gay, Doug Dashner, and Larry Jones, plus hopes for Gary Jackson and Allen Hall to develop. A tough opener vs Hawkeye Seven club Glenwood looms Friday night with a slate of potential contributors across positions.
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Vernon Arndt
Malvern
Lanny Gay
Doug Dashner
Larry Jones
Lanny
Arndt
Doug
Larry
Gary Jackson
Allen Hall
Gary Wolfe
Billy Clay
Buell
Terry Mount
Roger Bolte
Larry Hatfield
Melvin Walston
Dean Irwin
Leo Stortenbecker
Neill Hanson
Don Sell
Dale Stephens
Tom Gidley
Frank Darrah
Ron Banscoter
Raymond Pontow
Bob West
Duane Clay
Randy Salyers
Bill Blackburn
Bob Leipold
Jerry Pontow
Clifford Scott
Duane Bowman
Hawkeye Seven
Glenwood
Hunting Hours for Waterfowl by Area
The notice lists daily waterfowl hunting hours from sunrise to sunset across several November dates. Times range from 7:11 a.m. to 6:02 p.m. with multiple entries for November 24 and other days. Duck and Coot season ads run Tuesday, November 20.
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Saurias
Miners edge Nishna Valley 14 7 in late scoring drive
New Market clinches a 14 7 victory over Nishna Valley on Emerson field. The Miners drove 45 yards late, aided by a 30 yard pass from Bob Tecter to Jim Jobe and Jobe’s 17 yard run, scoring with under 10 seconds left for their fourth win. First quarter defense dominated, Tony Silva and Dick Winders produced scores in the third and fourth quarters. Nishna Valley’s final game is Friday at Hamburg.
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Hamburg
Mickey Thompson
Knights
Thompson
Bud Severn
Fran Jensen
Jim Owen
Jim Parkinson
Owen
Hendrickson
Ken Winkler
Butch Kilpatrick
Darrell Wilkinson
Malvern
Orioles
Sidney
Cowboys
LaVerne Orton
Oriole
Lanny Goy
Woody Jones
Goy
Buell Needs
Doug Dashner
Orton
Dashner
Pat Glenn
Dell Pierce
New Market
Nishna Valley
Miners
Emerson Field
Bob Tecter
Jim Jobe
Jobe
Warren Bunyan
Tony Silva
Blackhawks
Dick Winders
N. Y
Dick Williams
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Fom
Larry Nowels
South Page Resels
Stanton Hamburg
Tom Schenck
Viking
John Chatean
Sidney Farragu
New Market Stanton Essex Malvern
RED Cross
Vernon Thompson
Glenwood Rams
Malvern High Orioles
John
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Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Kenny Winkler
Bruce Mount
Jim Shirley
Hawkette Cage
Shirley Fleming
Letterman
Julia Clark
Linda Johnson
Beverly McVay
Connie Rumery
Judy Crawford
Charlotte Carlson
Lana Kadel
Marnie Fender
Leader Sports
Nexne P
Larry McClintock
Jerry Swanson
Nisha Valley
Terry Foote
Larry Nowles
Fon Silva
Leland Isaacson
Tom Sebeck
Wick Gustin
Don
Southwest Iowa
Susan
Baines
Malvern Gun Club
Turkeys
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