Farragut Dominates Malvern in Two Friday Wins
Farragut Admiralettes rolled to a 56-37 non-conference win at Malvern led by Kim Wederquist with 27 and Teresa Albright 25. Malvern struggled with 21 turnovers and shot 13 of 34, while Farragut hit 25 of 55 as the visitors pulled away after a 33-15 halftime. In the 1972-73 home opener, Malvern fell 67-38 with 86 turnovers to Farragut's 14, as Rick Jones led Malvern rebounding and Jones 11 points paced the Panthers.
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Leon Plummer
Malvern Pantherettes
Admiralettes
Malvern
Pantherettes
Adettes
Farragut
Linda Barber
Malvern Gals
Kim Wederquist
Janelle Gruber
Teresa Albright
Malvern Panthers
Farragut Admirals
Panthers
Rick Jones
Perry Sinner
Jones
Jim Hambright
Larry Januelwicz
Doug Bowen
Jeff Sell
Jim Hatfield
Admirals
E. Ft. FL
Sell
Lefever
McIntyre
Shearer
Simmons
Crowell
Dreyer
Hodges
O Brannen
Latimer
Holman
Larry Maynes
Kim
Oakland
Malvern Leader features MCHS girls player
The Malvern Leader reports on a Malvern Community High School girl basketball standout. The feature highlights the team, upcoming games, and the student athlete’s recent performances and goals.
Standings and results from Friday and Saturday games
Standings show Farragut and Stanton tied at 30 with South Page 20 Sidney 10 Malvern 24 New Market 11 Essex 11 Fremont Mills of Hamburg 01 Nishna Valley 03. Friday results include Farragut 56 Malvern 37 and Stanton 66 Villisca 45 among others. Saturday results list Farragut 64 Hinton 49 Stanton 85 Bedford 46 Malvern 40 Oakland 36. Boys results show South Page 1 Farragut 1 and Stanton v Sidney 0 with Fremont Mills 0 and Hamburg Nishna Valley v New Market. Malvern Farragut 67 Malvern 38 Nishna Valley 52 Stanton 64 Villisca 51 New Market 30.
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Farragut
Stanton
South Page
Sidney
Malvern
New Market
Essex
Fremont-Mills of
Hamburg
Nishna Valley
N. Valley
Villisca
S. Page
Hinton
Bedford
Oakland
Fremont-Mills
Hamburg Nishna Valley
Alsex
Tanton
Page
Tarkio Owl Honors Ken Blackman Before Final Game
Ken Blackman son of Mr and Mrs Everett Blackman of Malvern was honored before Tarkio College Owls game against Central Methodist on Nov 11. A four year varsity player he will receive his fourth letter as a defensive end and linebacker. A history major with physical education minor he plans to teach after graduation.
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Ken Blackman
Everett Blackman
Malvern
Tarkio College Owls
Central Methodist College
Ken
Kathy Grindle
Hastings
Shenandoah
Tarkio
Iowa Shotgun Deer Season Opens Across State
DES MOINES Approximately 30 000 deer hunters will hit Iowa fields this Saturday as 19 000 shotgun and muzzleloader licenses plus over 10 000 landowner licenses are issued. Zones 1 2 4 run Dec 2 3 while zones 3 5 run Dec 2 5 with 8 am to 4 30 pm shooting hours. Bag limit one deer. Hunters must wear blaze orange.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Commission
Hawkettes Fall to Rebellettes in Nonconference Rout
South Page hosts Nishna Valley in a game moved from Tuesday with the Rebellettes defeating the Hawkettes 66 to 34. Debbie Sandquist led NV with 12 points as South Page led from start to finish, 16-8, 17-6, 14-6, 19-14 by period.
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South Page Rebellettes
NV Hawkettes
South Page
Valley
Rebettes
Debbie Sandquist
Hawkettes
Nishna Valley
Nishna Valley Hamburg conference opener postponed to Dec 21
The league opener between Nishna Valley and Hamburg was moved from Tuesday to December 21 due to Hamburg’s football playoff participation.
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Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Corner Games on Top Corner Games on Top
ISD boys schedule shows games on November 28 at home versus Carlson Macedonia and December 1 away at Farragut with December 5 at Griswold. Also notes December 1 at South Page and December 8 at Nishna Valley with locations listed Here or There.
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ISD
South Page
Nishna Valley
Carson-Macedonia
Farragut
Griswold
Women's Bowling Standings and High Scores List
Readable fragments show team names such as Glenwood, Alta's Cafe, and Kristie's Beauty. Individual scores include Donna Ayers with 208 and team high series 868 at a Fort era lane setup and a Glenwood Bank result of 852.
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Rollie's
Glenwood Dee’s
C& A
Goy
Malvern
Kristie’s Beauty
Hurst Seed
Alta's Cafe
Ind
Donna Ayers
Alta’s Cafe
Glenwood Bank
Malvern Panthers Fall to New Market In Non-Conference Battle
Malvern Panthers drop 42 18 to New Market Minorettes after an early ankle injury sidelines Kim Wederquist. Jones leads Malvern with 5 points while Billie Joyce Pratt paces New Market with 27. Panthers win their later home game 54 42 as Janulewicz scores 19 and Jones 18.
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Malvern Panthers
New Market Minorettes
Malvern Gals
Farragut
Malvern
Kim Wederquist
Pantherette
Minerette
Jones
Larry Maynes
Marshella Blackburn
Billie Joyce Pratt
Valley Galf Drops Game to Essex 57 40
In a non conference girls game at Nishna Valley the Hawkettes trailed Essex 57 to 40. The score was 23 22 at the half with Essex ahead and the Trojanettes stretched it to a 17 point margin. Donna Christensen led Valley with 20 points while Cathy Douglas added 11. Diane Shaw stood out on defense. Nancy Wallin topped Essex with 32 points and Cindy Ross added 19.
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Nishna Valley
Hawkettes
Essex
Trojanettes
Tim Hager
Donna Christensen
Cathy Douglas
Diane Shaw
Nancy Wallin
Cindy Ross
Mercer Hawks Fall to Essex 67 52 in Non conference game
Mercer Hawks coached by Marlin Mercer lost 67 to 52 to Essex Trojans in a non conference Friday game at the Reservation. Essex pulled ahead in the third period after a 12-8 first. Top scorers included Dave Torter with 18 and Moral Johnson with 16 for Essex. Mercer used a mix of players as they graduate his entire first string, with Ron Mitchell leading guards and Rick Mounts at center.
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Marlin Mercer
NU Hawks
Essex Trojans
Essex
Hawks
Trojans
Dave Torter
Moral Johnson
Nishna Valley
Rick Mounts
Ron Mitchell
Mercer
Dale Fleming
Phil Taylor
Randy Mounts
Randy Costello
Davy Slump
Dave Bowen
Scott Hillyer
Joe Duysen
Hawk Wrestling Off to Good Start in Meet Sweep
Nishna Valley opens with strong turnout of 11 lettermen under coach Dick Erb as they roll to a 48 12 win over Clarinda. Weight class results include several NV pins and decisions led by Mitch Gage Jeff Byers and Steve Bowen with standout early action from juniors and newcomers. Next meet is Monday at Fremont Mills.
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Nishna Valley
Dick Erb
Erb
Clarinda
Mitch Gage
Walt Angus
Berk Greenwood
Jim Bass
John Sayers
Jeff Byers
Mike Irvin
Doug Nuckolls
Alvin Lobbing
Don Good
Wayne Mitchell
Jack Courtier
Brent Eastwood
Larry Lauridson
Mike Kester
HWT
Keith Hudson
Steve Bowen
Bud Mounts
Hawks
Clarinda Cardinals
Pat Davies
Dale Falk
John Stimson
Dan Bates
Gaylen Pederman
Jade Jolyn
Ron Haskin
Gary Greer
Larry Rataska
Glen Greer
Rod Farmer
Paul Gamble
Dan Carley
Dan Baser
Dan Myer
Curtis Smith
Larry Lauridsen
John Kidney
Fremont Mills
Pantherettes Win at Oakland as Panthers Fall 87 64
Oakland and Malvern split Saturday night with the Pantherettes edging Oakland 40 36 while the Panthers lost 87 64. Kim Wederquist scored 21 leading the Pantherettes with strong inside play from Sam Jones Marsha Miller and Tam. The Pantherettes rebounded better and limited Oakland to 12 percent shooting in the second half. Malibu Panthers rallied from a 30 14 halftime deficit but fell 64 57 as Jim Hatfield and Rick Jones sparked the late push.
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Panthers
Miners
Larry Januelwicz
Rick Jones
Jim Hambright
Jim Hatfield
Oakland
Perry Sinner
Malvern
Yellow Jackets Tertiory
Pantherettes
Larry Maynes
Gals
Farragut
Jackettes
Kim Wederquist
Kim
Sam Jones
Marsha Miller
Marsha
Tam
Pantherette
Oakland Lassies
Marshella Blackburn
Linda Barber
Diane Ricker
Linda McClure
Lori Lockwood
Malvern Panthers
Panters
Jones
Hatfield
Malvern Edges Oakland After Tight Rebound Battle
Malvern balanced scoring led by Schueman with 17 Reed 15 and Turner 14 as the Yellow Jackets shot well against the Panthers. Malvern won the rebounding 51-47 but committed 24 turnovers to Oakland's 12, shaping the game's outcome.
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Schueman
Reed
Turner
Yellow Jackets
Panthers
Malvern
Oakland
Malvern Fe. Ft. Fl
Jeff Sellween
J. Hambright
Perry Sinner
L. Janulewicz
Rick Jones
Mike Ford
J. Hatfield
D. Bowen
K. Frederickson
E. Ft. Fl
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MCHS
Owls
Roger Shaw
Gary Rountree
Harvey Frink
James Paul
Paul Duysen
Walter Angus
Carl Christensen
Cary Slump
Dave Gipe
Dale
Rebelettes
Bowling
The
Malbert Bender
Randy Teeters
Malvern Ww
Farragut Adettes
Marilyn Supernow
Marilyn Sinner
Valley Galf
Hawk
Big
Tisthes
Farragut Boys
Dave Laumanen
Jeff Sel
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