Malvern Tops Valley in Two Non Conference Girls Games
Malvern Panthers host Nishna Valley in a season opener doubleheader. Varsity score 42 to 27 with Kim Wederquist leading Malvern with 11 points and Donna Christensen top Valley with 11. JV won 34 to 21.
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Malvern
Malvern Pantherettes
Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes
Larry
Maynes
Kim Wederquist
Julie Swoboda
Tim Hager
Lynette Carlson
Marsha Miller
Valley
Donna Christensen
Cathy Douglas
Deb Sandquist
Nishna Valley
Malvern Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Wrestling 1972-73 Schedule
Nishna Valley publishes a 1972-73 wrestling schedule listing meets at Clarinda Fremont Mills Sidney Glenwood Anita Shenandoah Carson Shenandoah and Bedford. Dates run from November 20 to January 29 with venues shown as There or Here for each event.
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Clarinda
Fremont Mills
Sidney
Glenwood
McDowell Names Grid Lettermen for 1972 Season
Panther coach Harley McDowell lists returnees with letter status for 1972. Seniors Jeff Sell Kevin Hertz Doug Bowen Mike Roenfeld Dan Kemp. Juniors Mike Ford Jay Robbins Bob Moore Jon White. Sophomores Perry Sinner Rick Mickelson Tom Pierce Karl Frederickson Larry Leu Byron Roenfeld Rory Jack Dale Ponton. Freshmen Mark Shore Mark McClure Randy Miller.
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Panther
Harley McDowell
Jeff Sell
Kevin Hertz
Doug Bowen
Mike Roenfeld
Dan Kemp
Mike Ford
Jay Robbins
Bob Moore
Jon White
Perry Sinner
Rick Mickelson
Tom Pierce
Karl Frederickson
Larry Leu
Byron Roenfeld
Rory Jack
Dale Ponton
Slow Start for Pheasants in Mills County and Southwest Iowa
Start of the season drew hunters into Mills county and southwest Iowa where corn and soybean fields linger. Covery habitats kept pheasants mostly out of range despite abundant local populations. Quail season, began Oct 28, also opened slowly due to ample cover protecting birds.
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Mills County
Iowa
Chris Hein
Glenwood
Four Malvern players named to All-Conference Honorable Mention
Four Malvern grid stars earned Honorable Mention on the All-Corner Conference football roster for 1972. Panther quarterback Jeff Sell, a 150-pound senior, is listed as an offensive back. Teammate Mike Ford, 150 pounds, is named offensive guard. Rick Michel, a sophomore defensive guard at 145 pounds, and Mark Shere, a 140-pound freshman defensive linebacker, also receive recognition.
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Malvern Grid
Panther
Jeff Sell
Mike Ford
Rick Michelson
Mark Shere
Blackman reels in final Owls game for Tarkio College
Tarkio College’s season ends with a 13 to 6 defeat to Central Methodist College Fayette. Senior defensive captain Kenneth Blackman, recognized at halftime, praised for never missing a practice or game in four years.
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Everett Blackman
Carol
Bill David
Janie Vohs
Glenwood
Tarkio
Tarkio College
Central Methodist College
Fayette
Owls
Kenneth Blackman
Malvern to host sectional events and Kennedy Parsons tilt
Malvern Community high will host the boys sectional tournament on February 19 21 and 22 with games held at MCHS. On January 27 J F Kennedy girls face Parsons College on the MCHS floor, drawing local interest as four former Malvern athletes play for Kennedy.
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Malvern Community High
Ward Thelen
Board of Education
MCHS
J. F. Kennedy
Parsons College
Malvern
Kennedy
Taylor Deplores Big Red Mania and Double-Standard
A letter from Early 5 Taylor of Silver City condemns Nebraska star Johnny Rodgers for evading a jail sentence amid praise for football success. The writer accuses Coach Devaney of endorsing a double standard, contrasting Rodgers’ treatment with disciplinary actions seen for other players.
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Taylor
Johnny Rodgers
Devaney
Vince Lombardi
Rodgers
Midwest
Missouri
John Rolland
Dan Devine
Devine
Silver City
The Leaders Open Forum for Sports
A sports column presents an informal forum with names withheld on request, offering opinions and brief reader viewpoints on current athletic topics and local teams. The piece reflects a community discussion format and diverging perspectives on sports issues.
ISU Fans Hope For Cooler Air On Devaney Era
The speaker hopes ISU supporters ease their criticism as the season continues. The note adds a sense of disappointment with Coach Devaney for his handling of the team and the current state of Big Red football in SW Iowa.
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Iowa State
Big Red
SW Iowa
Devaney
Weather Disruption Delays Prep Sports Features
Forced school closures on Monday and Tuesday hindered assembly of this week’s sports pages. Nishna Valley wrestling and boys basketball pre-season features, plus Hawk football squad photo, will appear next week.
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Leader
Nishna Valley
Hawk
Deer Casualties Rise Across County From Vehicle Collisions
Glenwood resident Chris Hein notes deer deaths on Highway 34 near Warner Watts farm, west of Malvern, and Hastings area with motorists advised to slow and watch for wildlife. Dr John A Kline returns from Montana hunt after bagging a 1000 pound moose with son in law Gerald Schroeder at Bozeman.
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Chris Hein
Glenwood
Highway 34
Warner Watts Farm
Malvern
Hastings
Montana
John A. Kline
Gerald Schroeder
Bozeman
Mr. Schroeder
Dr. Kline
Jeff Byers Tops Tackle Stats in 1972 Season
Nishna Valley guard Jeff Byers led Corner in final tackling totals for the 1972 football season with 177 tackles including assists. His nearest challenger was Warren Johnson of Stanton with 158 tackles.
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Jeff Byers
Nishna Valley
Battling
Blackhawk
Warren Johnson
Stanton
Two Injured in Hunting Accidents Saturday
Sheriff Ed Barkus reported two hunting mishaps on Saturday. William Anderson of Council Bluffs was shot in the neck by pellets from a 12 gauge shotgun while rabbit hunting. the injury, treated by Dr. Robert K. Fryzek, was not serious. David Anderson, 15, of Pac. Junction, was hit in the upper leg when Jeff Campbell’s 22 rifle fired accidentally. treated by Dr. Fryzek.
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Ed Barkus
William Anderson
Council Bluffs
William
Robert K. Fryzek
David Anderson
Pac. Junction
Jeff Campbell
Jeff
Fryzek
Malvern gym buzzing with Coca-Cola score board and band
The Malvern Panthers start home season with a bright score board from Coca-Cola and a lively Tracy Ryan led band. Changes to early game fouls speed play, and Mills county reports 53 out-of-state pheasant licenses with 192 town duck stamps sold as the season opens.
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Malvern
Coca-Cola Co
Tracy Ryan
Ryan
MCHS
Ryan's Heroes
Mills County
Arno Asmussen
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Mark McClure
Randy Miller
Sell
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Hawkette
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NEW Horizons
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West Broadway
Council Bluffs, Iewa
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Blackman
Malvern Area
Nebraska
Omaha
Tackle
Leon Plummer
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Une Aan
Faell
Oith
Gentleman
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