Twenty two jackets awarded at Williams Penn College ceremony
Williams Penn College in Gska loosa presented twenty two letter jackets Tuesday morning during a nine special awards assembly led by athletic director Taylor Hayes. Allen Hall of Malvern stood out as one of two athletes to receive a better jacket as part of Win. Penn's golf team. The event highlighted sportsmanship amid a Malvern Glenwood game where veteran coach A G Nuckolls received a warm ovation.
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Wiliam Penn College
Gskaloosa
Taylor Hayes
Allen Hall
Malvern
Allen
Penn
Tess
A. G. Nuckolls
Nuckolls
Oriolettes Power Past Glenwood 61 to 31 in Openers
Malvern Oriolettes opened the 64 65 season with a 61 31 win over Glenwood. Carol Wolfe scored Final totals show Rose Dreager led Glenwood with most scoring while Myrna Harrison and Paula Burgoin added minor contributions for Malvern. Nineteen Ramettes played with six in double figures including Sharon Turner and Sheila Ballinger.
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A. C. Nuckolls
Malvern
Carol Wolfe
Carol
Rose Dreager
Rose
Myrna Harrison
Singleton
Paula Burgoin
DeVerne Osterfoss
Sharon Turner
Sheila Ballinger
Gerry Turner
Diane Allensworth
Nancy Miller
Nuckolls
Dreager
Ramettes
Oriolette
Glenwood
Orioles Parents Honored at Post Season Dinner
Members of the 1964 Malvern Community High football squad and their parents were honored at a Sunday evening dinner at the Natural Gas Pipeline Co. compressor station community building north of Emerson. Organized by Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Scott, the event featured talks by Supt. N. P. Crink, Coach Richard Krambeck, assistant Vernon Arndt, and L. Bud Hertz, followed by ping pong and pool.
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Malvern Community High
Natural Gas Pipeline Co
Emerson
Kenneth Scott
Mothlera
Scott
Supt
N. P. Crink
Richard Krambeck
Vernon Arndt
Bud) Hertz
Lewis Central Fearless, but Miss Butler Stands Tall
The article notes Lewis Central finished last season with a 50 plus point average and that Sandy Butler cannot be shut down. It suggests Farragut Malvern and Fremont Mills can outscore LC if they align a hot team, while Cannon fears LC’s stronger front court yet respects their capabilities.
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Lewis Central
Sandy Butler
Iowa
Farragut
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Cannon
Nishna Valley Blackhawks eye improved record this season
Coach Jerome Nauman enters his third year guiding the Nishna Valley Blackhawks with nine lettermen including four from last year’s starting lineup. The team features seniors Don Hicks Jon Larson Gary Lees Dale Sandquist and others, plus juniors Gary Johnson and David Anderson and freshmen Dennis Boileau Steve Hinckle. A Dec 4 Shenandoah game alters the schedule. the Blackhawks aim to surpass last season’s 11 9 record and 5 4 conference mark.
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Nishna Valley
Jerome Nauman
Blackhawks
Don Hicks
Jon Larson
Gary Lees
Dale, Sandquist
Dennis Ackenbaugh
Ron Wilkinson
Bob Johnson
Gary Johnson
David Anderson
Dennis Boileau
Steve Hinckle
Jim Johnson
Blackhawkettes
Shenandoah
Hunting Hours For Waterfowl By State Commission
The State Conservation Commission announces legal waterfowl hunting hours from sunrise to sunset for the area. Hours span November 20 through December 2 and 4 with daily start times ranging from 7:17 a m to 7:31 a m and end times from 4:55 p m to 6:00 p m, varying by date.
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State Conservation Commission
Snipe Season Closes at Sunset November 21 1964
Hunters were reminded the snipe season on Wilson's Snipe closes at sunset Saturday November 21 1964. This first waterfowl season closing of the year affects only snipe, as noted by the State Conservation Commission.
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State Conservation Commission
Nishna Valley opens season in double header loss and win
Stanton and Nishna Valley split non conference games on Tuesday night in New York. Vi-Queens defeated Nishna Valley 60 40 while the Blackhawks won 58 34 behind strong guard play and late scoring surge. Kay Rydberg led NV with 16 points as Hicks energized Stanton. Nishing Valley hosts Hamburg next Tuesday.
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Stanton
Nishna Valley
N.Y
Vi-Queens
Blackhawks
Marlin Mercer
Sheryl Olenius
Blackhawkette
Kay Rydberg
Don Hicks
Stanton Club
Gary Lees
Jon Larson
Glenwood Power Drops Orioles 75-31 in Opener
Malvern Orioles faced Glenwood in the season opener, losing 75 to 31 as the Rams used a full court press to seize control early. Richard Wilson led Malvern with 17 points while Keith added 13 and Fitzpatrick 11, though Malvern shot 8 field goals to Glenwood’s 30.
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Richard Wilson
Glenwood Center
Hames
Malvern
Oriole Center
Gary Jackson
Glenwood Power
Orioles
Malvern Orioles
Glenwood
Rams
Dick Krambeck
Jackson
Bob West
Frank Darrah
Bill Clay
Gilbert Bare
Malvern Hosts Farragut Girls Clash And Local Contests
Malvern high school foresees a busy basketball weekend with Farragut bringing two girls teams Friday for a non conference test. Saturday features a Farragut girls clinic at 2 PM, followed by Malvern hosting Lewis Central at 7 45 PM and two other games including Bedford versus Fremont Mills at 6 45 PM.
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Lewis Central
Tom Cannon
Malvern
Farragut
Old Cannon
Malvern High
Malvern Ln
Oriolettes
Bedford
Fremont-Mills
Farragut and Extra face Malvern in pair of games
New Market travels to Malvern for a boys and girls conference doubleheader on Tuesday November 24. The girls start at 7 p m followed by the boys game. both teams seek key regional wins.
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Farragut
Malvern
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Malvern- Glenwood
Miss Dreager
Glenwood Fun
Malvern Oriolettes
Glenwood Girls
Malvern Gun Club
Ortolette
Mary Ruth Lefever
N V. Blackhawks
Orioletta
Nishna
Cagers
Stanton Carroll Johnson
Hicks
Nishing Valley
Hamburg
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Gary
Ford
Salyers Auto Company
Malvern, la
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