Oriolettes Overpower Essex Gals Trojans Win
Malvern defeated Essex 83 to 27 as Trudie Sederburg led Essex with 42 points. Lara Beckwith and Barbara Shapcott paced Malvern, while Penny Mason and Susan Darrah boosted Essex’s defense. Trojans won 43-25 with Larry Hummel leading the scorers at 15.
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Malvern Oriolettes
Essex
Trojanettes
Malvern
Trudie Sederburg
Barbara Shapcott
Lara Beckwith
Chalette
Bill Beasley
Rose Turner
Susan Darrah
Penny Mason
Lara
Penny
Susan
Trojan Horse
Vernon Arndt
Trojans
Larry Hummel
Rojans
Renander
Larry Jackson
Doug Dashner
Emerson Treynor Stay on Top in Interstate Eight
Emerson Metropolitans beat Allied Chemical 65 30 as Stiner led with 23 and Bailey 16. Treynor defeated Glenwood Legion 97 64 with Ravlin 31 and Cain 26. Treynor led 50 29 at halftime. Standings show Firemen and Tim's Bar at 2 0 and Treynor 2 0, Glenwood 1 2, Allied 9 3. Sunday games slated at Plattsmouth and Glenwood with several matchups.
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Emerson Metropolitans
Treynor
Glenwood Firemen
Emerson
Metropolitans
Allied Chemical
Stu Stiner
Emergon
Bailey
A. C
Glenwood Legion
Larry Ravlin
Ray Cain
The
Legion
Firemen
Tim's Bar
Pac
Silver City
Plattsmouth
Allied Chemi
Cal
Glenwood Pepaies
Glenwood
Glenwood Legion Va
Pacific Junction
New Cage Rules Listed
The court diagram adds neutral zones and lane space marks to separate lane areas. Officials must hand the ball to the thrower in certain common foul situations and substitutions trigger time outs. Visiting team chooses its practice basket. Extra periods are three minutes. sudden end is eliminated. Bench coaching rules are updated. disrespect to officials or opponents is foul.
Electronic Deer Licenses Debut Described by Officials
Glen G. Powers directs the Conservation Commission while Marvin Seldon serves as State Treasurer as the new deer license program is outlined. The text notes the machine shown is the one described.
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Glen G. Powers
Conservation Commission
Marvin Seldon
The
Commission
Malvern Orioles misfire in Essex game blunder inquiry
Readers questioned a World Herald game report claiming a 43 235 Malvern victory over Essex last Friday. The piece notes the Orioles remained winless and hints at a possible error in the lede or data source, while previewing a Friday matchup with New Market. It then shifts to a deer hunting note and a detailed summary of Iowa Statehouse data processing for deer licenses.
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Malvern Orioles
World Herald
Essex
Malvern Boys
Wither
the Herald
Orioles
New Market
Wen
Clio Butler
Silver City
Missouri River
Cliff
Dale Dyke
Lowell Curtis
Malvern
Ark
Lowell
Hot Springs
Dyka
Iowa Statehouse
State Conservation Commission
IBM
Waterfowl hunting hours set for Southwest Town season
Legal hunting times list daily from November 30 to December 8 with specific start and end hours. The notice also includes a separate item identifying Marine Cpl Timothy W Ballinger of Malvern as a former Johnson chauffeur serving at Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility in Lompoc California and notes his prior Malvern Public School attendance.
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Cpl. Ballinger
Johnson
Timothy W. Ballinger
Virginia Ballinger
Malvern
Marine Barracks
Point Arguello Naval Missile Facility
Lompoc
Calif
Ballinger
Lyndon Johnson
National Space Agency
Malvern Public School
Airman Apprentice Hostetler Serves At Whiting Field Milton
Albert F. Hostetler, airman apprentice in the USN, son of Albert L. Hostetler of Imogene, serves with Training Squadron Two at Whiting Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station Milton Florida. The squadron of 160 pilots and 600 enlisted men trains student aviators in precision tactics and acrobatic maneuvers under instruments and at night.
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Florida
Milton, Fla
Albert F. Hostetler
USN
Albert L. Hostetler
Imogene
Whiting Field Naval Auxiliary Air Station
Milton
Fla
Cage Schedules for Coming Week in Malvern Area
Malvern at New Market and Nishna Valley at Hamburg headline the coming week. Fremont-Mills faces Sidney Thurman with games listed in the Malvern Leader. for full schedules call the newspaper.
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Cage
Malvern
New Market
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Fremont-Mills
Sidney Thurman
Nishna Valley Cagers Open Season Against Hamburg
Nishna Valley boys and girls meet Hamburg in their first Corner conference test on Hamburg floor Friday night. Coach Gary D Greenwood leads a 29 man squad, with five lettermen, into a 16 game schedule plus conference and state tournaments. First home game is non conference versus Lenox on Emerson floor December 5.
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Hamburg
Nishna Valley High Cagers
Wildcats
Gary D. Greenwood
Blackhawks
Nishna Valley
Gary Stouder
Willie
Wylie Brown
Dick Winders
Rodger Rumery
Greenwood
Gary Maher
Bob Wilkinson
Darrell Baker
Golden Viner
Kenneth Scott
Morris Fender
Stanley Shaw
David Laughlin
Marlin van Nordstrand
Phillip Straight
Harold Haseall
Walter Russell
Rick Lunn
Don Duysen
Marvin Johnson
Ron Wilkinson
Donnie Hicks
Denny Achenbaugh
Jen Larson
Kyle Twaddle
Bob Jotnzon
Rick Hall
Denny Viner
Curtis Plumb
Lenox
Emerson
Goy Oil Leads In High Game And Series Victory
Goy Oil claims high game and series with 881 and 2441 as Our Market tops three-way round. Glenwood Bank and Our Market share top scores, with BPW and Gay Oil close behind amid a busy bowling week. Standings show Our Market leading, followed by Glenwood Bank and Goy Oil Co. with tight competition among Malvern Bank Farm Bureau and others.
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Goy Oil
Malvern Bank
Glenwood Bank
Fern
Frankson & Johnson
Collins Drug
BPW
Farm Bureau
Gay Oil
Jan Forney
Winnie McClusky
Carolyn Stanley
Janet Hunt
Shirley Turner
Gwen Krecklow
Betty Radford
Bev Tasto
Phyllis Fisher
Pat Zanders
Rosalie McCain
Sylvia Harris
Key Market
Fern's
Beauty
Gay Oil Co
Janice Forney
Barbara Peterson
Edna McNulty
Jane Miller
Frances Razer
Roberta Troutman
Ann Ford
Evelyn Goy
Cora Nuss
Goy Oil Co
Franksen & Johnso
Fern's Beauty
Bowled High Scores Highlight Pioneer League Standings
Gibson's dominated Nov 16 with a 2710 team series and 968 game. Ralph Krecklow led with 585 in series as 17 bowlers topped 200. Nov 23 saw Gibsons win 2782 with Lou Kaiman 283 game and 601 series. other top efforts include D Lalaver 599 and Jim Picker 670. Standings show Gibsons ahead amid a crowded field.
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Gibsons
D. Lalaver
Art Bird
Jim Picker
R. Krecklow
R. Djureen
Gay Cloyd
K. Hopp
R. Gay
Whitehead
Bird
DB. Lao- Fever
R. Stanley
J. Picker
Fanning
Thurman Sank
Burtington
Rigzier
Rager
Goy Oilers_ ao
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Oriolettes
Essex Gals
Arndt
Lowell McMillen
Bill Aistrope
Bob Sell
Fred G. Henry
Oakland, le
Call
Leacer Office
Ute
Malvern 4 Corners
Malverr
Iowa
Harold Gandy
Des Moines
Mituani
Santa
Kodak
Brownie
Collins
E. W. Knight
Edel Knight
Guy
Ivan McCord
National Radio Institute
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