Deer hunting notes from Mills County indicate healthy herd this year
The article describes local bow hunting by Cliff and De Rick, with a 125 pound deer and caution on deer Motorists are urged to slow down in deer season. Officials report some poaching concerns and encourage reporting violations. A pheasant story ends with a dog locating both bird and hunter.
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Willow Slough
Ant
Unison
Cliff
de Ricks
Mills County
Missouri River
Chi Balter
Sliver
George Clark Jr
Ames
Indaw
Inlaws
Arkansas
Nishna Valley Stays Ahead To Beat Essex 53 45
Nishna Valley boys lead from the start and edge Essex 53 45. John Paul Ted scores 16 for NV with Steve Slinkle 9 and Bob Largent Vaughn Babbitt and Denny Beileau 8 each. Essex’s Bol Erickson tops with 24. Free throw work limited.
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Blackhawk
John Paul Ted
Steve Slinkle
Bob Largent
Vaughn Babbitt
Denny Beileau
Bol Erickson
Essex
Hna Valley
Hawkeyes Hold Off Essex In 57 50 Victory
Nishna Valley led by Carol Wall with 45 points as the Hawkeyes defeated Essex 57 to 50 Tuesday evening. Coach Kruse shifted to man to man defense in the second half, limiting Essex and generating a strong late burst. Kay Rydberg and Darlene Sandquist each totaled 19 for Nishna Valley with Wall scoring the main surge.
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Essex
Kay Rydberg
Darlene Sandquist
Kay
Darlene
Nishna Valley
Hunting Hours for Waterfowl in Southwest Iowa
Sunrise to sunset hunting hours for water fowl in Southwest Iowa released by the Iowa State Conservation Commission. Printed by The Leader to inform readers of daily hunting times.
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Iowa
Iowa State Conservation Commission
Nishna Valley Matmen Dominate Farragut 45 11
Nishna Valley wrestlers defeated Farragut 45 to 11 on Monday. Five pins and two decisions led the Hawks, with forfeit by Craig Allensworth. Pins by Scott Sayers 133 and others. Dean Fender 203 and Robin Courtier 127 earned decisions. Farragut had three decisions and one pin by John Simmons 120.
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Nishna Valley Matmen
Farragut
Admirals
Craig Allensworth
Scott Sayers
Mike King
Dave Bruce
Ken Herbert
Jesse Perkins
Jim Core
The
Hawks
Dean Fender
Robin Courtier
Darrell Fichter
Jon Bass
George Hughes
Pat Barns
John Simmons
Eugene Potter
Shotgun Deer Season Opens in Mills County This Weekend
Mills County teems with deer as shotgun season runs three days from Saturday December 2 to Monday December 4 with a short zone ending December 3. Deer of all ages may be taken with a one deer bag limit. Shooting hours 9:00 am to 4:30 pm. Hunters must hold valid Iowa deer licenses and wear blaze orange. Officer Chris Hein notes good herd condition and potential high car deer incidents. ~5,000 licenses issued with about 1,500 unsold. Hunters must hunt in their designated area.
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Mills County
Chris Hein
Mein
Hein
Glenwood
Avery
Chris
Iowa
Officer Hein
Malvern Sports Boosters gain international support
In a wartime letter from Allen J. Hall US Navy aboard a Vietnam patrol, the Malvern Sports Boosters receive a $2 membership and praise local school spirit. Hall, an MCHS alumnus, notes Malvern has won three games and describes port calls in Hong Kong Subic Bay Taiwan and Kaohsiung before facing a typhoon and ship damage. He intends to resume booster work after repairs in the Philippines.
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Malvern Sports Booster Club
Allen J. Hall
FIGS
USN
Vietnam
Malvern Leader
Malvern Sports Boosters
MCHS
Navy
Alow
Vietwt
Hong Kong
British Commonwealth of China
Subic Bay
Philippines
Kaohsiung
Taiwan
Taiwan Straits
Keelung
Taipei
Hualien
Carla
Taian
Panthers
Oriales
Oriales)' and To All the Booster Chub. "2. “Allen
Wide Open Corner clash as league games begin
Farragut presses as Corner conference hoops open with a wide open race in boys and girls. Opening pairings include Malvern at New Market and Nishna Valley at Hamburg, with Farragut girls eyed as the title favorite and several challengers aiming to derail them.
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Malvern
New Market
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
Evesex
Stanton
South Page
South Page Boys
Malvern Boys
Nishns Valley
Fremont-Mills
Farragut Girls
Fremont- Mills Girls
Malvern Girls
Farragut Cart
Carson-Macedona
Bedford
Sidney
Glenwood
Red Oak
FINE TROPHY ELK ANTLERS TAKEN BY DR KLINE AND SON-IN-LAW
Dr J A Kline and Gerald Schroeder of Bozeman Montana returned from a hunting trip with a large set of elk antlers. The pair also bagged a deer. Dr Kline plans to mount the elk head as a sports trophy with grandson John pictured beside it.
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A. Kline
Gerald Schroeder
Bozeman
Mont
Kline
John
Dr. Kline
Pantherette Victory Over South Page Comes With Relief
Malvern Panthers suffer a slow start but rally to beat South Page 41 to 33. Kathe Polsely leads South Page with 20 points while Marcia Wolfe tops Malvern with 27. Coach Larry Maynes calls the win a relief and notes poor execution by his team. Final score shows a tight, defensive affair.
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Larry Maynes
Pantherette
South Page
Pantherettes
Kathe Polsely
Marcia Wolfe
Malvern
Dixie Bird
Linda Schroeder
Maynes
Panthers fall to South Page in defensive setback
Malvern suffers a 65-58 non conference defeat on the College Springs floor Tuesday night as a full court press disrupts the Panthers. Rod Hunt leads Malvern with 16 points, Lynch Turner adds 13, Rick Taste 11, while South Page’s Lyle Whigham scores 19 and Mike Reed 12.
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Malvern
South Page
College Springs
Panthers
Gary Richey
Rebels
Rod Hunt
Lynch Turner
Rick Taste
Red Powles
Lyle Whigham
Mike Reed
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