Corner Conference football prices fall at gate
Inflation lowers admission to 72 cents plus tax, down from 73 cents. The piece notes local historical remarks by Taylor Davis near Bloedel's site, discusses deer and wildlife trends in Mills County, and mentions mechanical corn picker impacts. It recounts an officiating gaffe at the Nishna Valley Malvern game and describes upcoming homecoming events with Corner Conference officials elected September 7.
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Taylor Davis
Bloedel
Mills County
Taylor
Time Magazine
U. S
California
Iowa
NV To Host Corner Cross Country Meet
Six Corner Conference harriers will gather at Nishna Valley on Wednesday October 11 for the league second annual cross country meet. Teams Es sex Farragut Malvern New Market Nishna Valley and South Page will field five runners per school with the top three scoring. The 1.8 mile Nishna course traverses grounds north of the high school lagoon Toothall field and ends there. The meet starts at 4 30 p m with up to 30 runners. low score wins and results may take longer to tally than the race itself.
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Nishna Valley
Essex
Farragut
Malvern
New Market
South Page
Bob Mejia
Nishna
Toothall Field
Mejia
Interception Returns 70-Yard TD in NV B’s 6-2 Win
Nishna Valley football upsets Malvern 6-2 after a 70 yard interception return for a touchdown in the fourth period. Panthers strike first with a safety from a blocked punt. Hamburg junior high beats Malvern 24-0 as Robinson misses game.
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NY Bop
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Panthers
Hamburg Junior High
Malvern Junior Higholsters
Bernard Robinson
Ness
Hamburg
Malvern Leader Sports Section Highlights and Scores
October 5, 1967 edition highlights Malvern sports with game results, player notes, and upcoming schedules. Coverage focuses on local teams, key performances, and community sports events in the Malvern area.
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Che Malvern Leader
17 Girls Report for Basketball Coach Maynes
Winter practice began with 17 girls reporting to Coach Larry Maynes. Returning lettermen include Terry Kongs Beverly Blackman Dixie Bird Linda Schroeder Marcia Wolfe and Mary Beth Costello. freshmen Pat Dolan Debbie McClure Roberta Thaller Kathy West. Mrs Maynes will be chaperone this year. Student manager to be named later.
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MCHS
Larry Maynes
Terry Kongs
Beverly Blackman
Dixie Bird
Linda Schroeder
Marcia Wolfe
Mary Beth Costello
Cheryl Blackburn
Becky Swanson
Pat Ford
Eam
Pat Dolan
Debbie McClure
Roberta Thaller
Kathy West
Maynes
F M Knightettes reach second round in sectional play
Fremont-Mills Knightettes beat Glenwood 7 4 to advance to the second round of sectional play. Karen Dinville pitched well as FM rallied from a 4 4 tie with three fourth inning runs. In the rematch with Nishna Valley FM lost 8 6 after six innings but won 9 3 in the seventh rally behind Dinville and Jody Bukacek. Tammy Hawking opened with a bunt for FM’s late game rally.
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Fremont-Mills
Glenwood
Knightettes
Ramattes
Karen Dinville
F-M
F-M Knightettes
N-V Blackhawkettes
Tabor
Nishna Valley
Nest
N-V
F-Ms
Nishna Valley Girls
Jody Bukaeck
Tammy Hawking
Goose Season Opens Across Town on Sept 30
DES MOINES Towns begin 1967 goose season on Saturday September 30 and run until December 8 with daily hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Bag limits cap at five with up to two Canada geese or two white fronts or one of each. Ducks open October 21 and run to November 29 with four ducks daily including up to two mallards one wood duck and one canvassback plus five mergansers. Deer bow season starts September 30 and runs to November 30 with archery hours from sunrise to half an hour after sunset.
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Des Moines
Canada
Iowa
Gungel
Last Second Hawk Tally Seals 13-6 Win Over Malvern
Nishna Valley Hawks edged Malvern Panthers 13-6 in a hard fought Corner conference game. Dennis Boileau and David Bruce led the Hawks with 141 and 92 rushing yards respectively, while key plays included a late second half drive and a punt return setup. Malvern's Marvin Swoboda recovered a fumble and Mike Blackburn pounded in a score, but three pass plays were nullified by penalties and the Panthers could not mount a comeback.
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Nishna Valley Hawks
Malvern
Panthers
Dennis Boileau
David Bruce
Dave
Denny
Hawks
Boileau
Pat Barns
Rod Powles
Marvin Swoboda
Mark
Mike Blackburn
Valley
Blackhawks
Meet Strong Fremont-Mills Squad in Fourth Game Friday
Fremont-Mills visits Malvern in a key Friday game as Malvern hosts homecoming with a 2-0 league mark. The Knights attacked with five touchdowns and a safety while the Panthers try to gain by home-field advantage. Strong aerial defense and improved line play are noted as needed for Malvern. Nishna Valley faces Stanton, Sidney vs Essex, Hamburg at Farragut, and South Page at New Market with South Page favored.
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Fremont-Mills
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Stanton
South Page
New Market
Essex
Sidney
Hamburg
Farragut
Knights
Panther
Panthers
Miners
Rebels
Fremont Mills
Three Still Unbeaten in Corner Race
In Friday action, Hamburg and New Market swapped spots in the Corner standings after Hamburg 26 and New Market 13 upset the Miners 26 13. Kerry Crain sparked a late Miner miscue with a 50 yard return and Claude Lang finished from one yard to regain the lead before a Winkler to Gilbert 80 yard score sealed the upset. Sidney rolled Stanton 71 0 as Max Moore used much of his squad. nine touchdowns by 11 players in quarters 21 18 25 7. South Page defeated Essex with long passes accounting for two scores in a 32 0 win.
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Hamburg
New Market
Wildcats
Kerry Crain
Claude Lang
Charles Winkler
Randy Gilbert
Sidney
Stanton
Max Moore
South Page
Essex
Admirals fall to Fremont-Mills 41 0 on home turf
Farragut’s Admirals were shut out 41-0 by Fremont-Mills Friday under the lights. Knights defense held Farragut near their 15 yard line as the offense struck with a 70 yard Barry Anderson to Rick Barry pass and multiple scoring plays. Mike Powers led tackles with 11 and Dave Walker added 10 as Fremont-Mills capitalized on a kickoff fumble in the end zone and a knee for a safety. The Knights travel to Malvern for a Malvern homecoming game Friday.
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Parragut
Admirals
Fremont-Mills
Knights
Farragut
Rick Anderson
Brother Barry
Fremont Mills
Mike Powers
Dave Walker
Mark Kilpatrick
Terry Stanley
Barry Anderson
Barry
Rick
Dave Goodman
Kilpatrick
Goodman
Malvern
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Leo Humphrey
Myrna Johnson
Sec'y.-treas
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Panther Cubs
Swoboda
Blackburn
Blackman
Jim Agnew
Don Haack
Hinkle
Bill Scherle
Malverns
Nishaay Alley
Sidney Oe
Bes Fremont Mills
Hamburg New Market
Alb Farragut
Iowa State Conservation Commission
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