Malvern community high hopes fade after tough football season
Injuries crimped the Malvern Orioles as the promising start gave way to a winless stretch. Coach Bill Beasley, leading the largest squad in school history, saw standout back Bill Aistrope sidelined by a hand injury. five seniors ended their careers in Friday’s loss to Sidney, while sophomores and freshmen show promise for next year with players like Doug Sanders, Lanny Gay, and Richard Roenfeld stepping up.
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Malvern Community High
Bill Beasley
Sidney
Larry Jackson
Jerry Hites
Don Fieselman
Tom Pearce
Lyle Stewart
Beasley
Doug Sanders
Lanny Gay
Huel
Bob Bur- Zoin
Richard Roenfeld
Antic
Rose
Lara Beckwith
Sharon Shapcott
Barbara Beasley
Sharon Turner
Cheryl Beasley
Barbara Shapcott
Kay Harshbarger
Susan Darrah
Delores Wolfe
Penny Mason
Penny
Vernon Arndt
Bill Aistrope
Doug Dashner
Bob Sell
Ardat
Jackson
Jim McClure
Lowell McMillan
McMillan
Logan Go
Sell
Gary Wolfe
Allan Hall
Opening day arena fines in Benderson case
Robert Wayne Magers of Benderson was fined 10 dollars and costs for possessing an assembled gun in his car and another 10 dollars and costs for running a stop sign. Conservation officer Christie Hein said Magers fled a car-check area near Willow Slough, left the scene, and in his haste, ran the sign. Glen W. Reynolds of Derby, Colorado, was fined 20 dollars and costs for overlength trucking.
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Robert Wayne Magers
Benderson
Justice’ of Peace
John ‘Hall
Magers
Christie Hein
Willow Slough
Hein
Mager
Glen W. Reynolds
Derby
Colo
Nuckolls Seeks Barn Burner Season for Glenwood Girls
Glenwood coach A C Nuckolls eyes a barn burner season for the girls as eight transfers join a veteran junior class, with Fat Gregory among standouts. New recruits from Silver City and Pacific Junction bolster the squad while familiar names like Denella Downing Kathy Rohrberg and Myrna Harrison show promise. Glenwood schedules home and away games through February against teams including Malvern Corning Atlantic Shenandoah and Riverton with Mills coaching the boys.
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Mills
Glenwood
A. C. Nuckolls
Nuckolls
Glenwood Community Schools
Fat Gregory
Silver City
Phyllis Adair
Cathy Mensehel
Charlotte Wilhelm
Pacific Junction
Karen Harless
Frances Sargent
Judy Baker
Barbara Wilson
Della Evans
Denella Downing
Terry Craig
Kathy Rohrberg
Myrna Harrison
Minéola
Emerson Firemen Open League With Narrow Wins
The Interstate Eight independent league opener saw Emerson Metropolitans beat Silver City Hawks 74 to 73 and Glenwood Firemen edge Legion 59 to 58 at Emerson gym. Dunphy led Emerson with 23 points. Zanders and Mercer added 16 each. Sam McCaa tallied 22 for the Hawks. Next Sunday features league games at Treynor and Glenwood with four matchups scheduled.
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Emerson Gym
Emerson Metropolitans
Silver City Hawks
Glenwood Firemen
Legion
Larry Dunphry
Emerson Club
Dee Zanders
Marlin Mercer
Sam McCaa
Omaha
Hawks
Emerson
Firemen
Chuck Francis
Ray Dean Cain
Treynor
Glenwood
Tim‘s Bar
Glenwood Legion
Pacific Junction Eagles
Allied Chemical
Fremont-Mills Cage Schedule Listed
Fremont-Mills announces a 14-game boys and girls basketball schedule starting next week with two fir a' games on Tuesday November 21 on the Thur man court. The path includes games through February 17 and away dates at Hamburg Essex Sidney South Page Coin New Market and others. Tournament dates run January 16-20 Corner Conference Sidney February 12-17 girls regional February 159-24 boys districts and other state and sub-state rounds through March 24.
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Fremont-Mills
Tieaday
Thurman Court
Ag Tallowa
Bainey
Malvarn
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Farragut
Hamburg
Glanwood
Essex
Sidney
South Paga
Coin
New Market
Corner Conferance
T Sidney
Lenox
Emerson
Carson-Macedonia
Malvern
Prescott
Glenwood
Riverton
Fremont-Milla
Thurman
South Page
College Springs
Skinner Hertz Loyal Miagouri Fan Through Rainy Season
Frank Skinner Hertz has not missed a Miagouri football game in two years aided by grandson Tom Hertz. Fans recall the Minnesota game as memorable not for the score but the downpour that soaked socks. The column notes heavy dust at opening day and criticizes stray dogs roaming streets. It ends by reflecting on humanity's bond with dogs and suggests giving pets back if needed.
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Frank “Skinner” Hertz
Tom Hertz
Skinner
Minnesota
Sidney Cowboys Roughen Malvern in Season Finale 27-0
Injured Orioles struggle as Sidney delivers a decisive 27-0 win at home. Orton scores twice with Miller adding a 1 yard TD run, Adams connects for a key pass, and Glenn adds points after a half score. Malvern’s Dashner leaves with a sprain. Sid ney holds late after fumble recovery, finishing the season strong and rekindling old rivalries with Glenwood.
Outlook Dim for Nishna Valley Girls Ahead of Season
Mercer enters second year as coach at Nishna Valley High with a young, small squad of 17 players eight letter winners lost three starters to graduation one transfer and one marriage. Inter-school play slated to begin December 1 at Hamburg with first-year Corner conference participation. Schedule lists numerous Emerson and area games through February with a focus on building experience after last season's 100 win loss record and five Mills County titles.
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Marlin Mercer
Nishna Valley Community High
Emerson High
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Blackhawkettes
Mills County
Mercer
Georgia Lunn
Diane Sandquist
Judy Geith
Luanne Simpson
Kathy Houser
Lorna Lewis
Linda Ramsey
Diane Fields
Jean Ramsey
Janice Blazek
June Exesen
Laura da
Orioles and Oriolettes Set for Glenwood Games Fun
Malvern and Glenwood Community high schools plan to renew sports ties after over 15 years with opening basketball games at the county seat. The girls teams have trained weeks. the boys, after Friday’s grid finish, have only days to practice. Coach Bill Beasley leads nine veterans and new talent, while Vernon Arndt builds a mostly inexperienced boys squad with two lettermen sidelined by injuries.
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Uewal
Malvern
Glenwood
Glenwood Community
Orioles
Orioletes
Bill Beasley
Rose Turner
Injuries Sink Blackhawks as New Market Dominates
New Market Miners roll over Nishna Valley Blackhawks 34 to 7 at Bass Memorial Field. Injuries plagued Nishna Valley as Dick Winders and Gary Stouder left the game, while New Market’s UNE Ee led with 20 points including three touchdown runs. Rick Lunn connected for a 91-yard passing play to Darrell Baker. New Market finishes 2-6-1. Blackhawks fall to 1-7 with one game left against Hanbury.
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Blackhawk
Miner
Rick Lunn
Darrell Baker
Baslance
New Market
Nishna Valley
Hanbury
South Page Edges Stanton to Stay at Top of Corner
South Page edged Stanton 8 to 7 in a close Friday night game to remain atop the Corner Conference standings for 1962. Jim Taylor sprinted 20 yards in the third quarter and added an extra point after Rick Gustin’s 76-yard score. Essex overwhelmed Faragut, Trojans piling up 280 rushing yards as Bob Nelson scored three rushing TDs. Dennis Renander added a fourth TD with Stambaugh Isaacson and Nelson delivering points, while Dick Johnson connected on a Dyke pass. Fremont-Mills defeated Hamburg 32-6 with Larry Nelson, John Beam each scoring, and others contributing. Fremont-Mills and Sidney battled to a scoreless mud-filled tie. Larry Nelson almost broke through in the second quarter before time ran out.
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Orioles
Bill Beasley
Sidney
Cowboys
Malvern
Oriloles
Oriole
Kent Adams
Steve Miller
LaVerne Orton
Orton
Adams
Pete Glenn
Larry Nenneman
Doug Dashner
Jim McClure
Larry Jackson
Jackson
South Page
Rebels
Stanton
Viking
Jim Taylor
Rick Gustin
Essex
Farragut
Trojans
Admirals
Bob ‘Nelson
Dennis Renander
Bob Stambaugh
Leland Isaacson
Nelson
Dick Johnson
David Dyke
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg
Larry Nelson
Knights
John Beam
Denny Hendrickson
Mickey Thompson
Jim Tucker
Wildcats
Hamburg Faces Nishna Valley at Emerson Arena
Hamburg and Nishna Valley prepare for a clash at Emerson with both teams seeking a timely win. Farragut and South Page meet at College Springs in a separate matchup, hoping to boost their standings.
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Hamburg
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Farragut
South Page
College Springs
Hunting Hours Signs Offer Choice of Wordings
The Lesder office lists no hunting signs available in two wordings at 20 cents each. Three for 60 cents or seven for one dollar.
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Lesder
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John Hays
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Lanny Go
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Steve Grindle
Frankie ‘Darrah
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Bob Burgoin
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Les Kain
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Keith Asmussen
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Ed Marshall
Malvern Gun Club
Soma
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Bowling News
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