Goy Scores Twice as F-M Downs Malvern 34 14
In a Friday Corner Conference clash Fremont Mills defeats Malvern 34 to 14 at Tabor. Lanny Goy stars in the second half with two touchdowns as Malvern trails 20 points at halftime. Darrell Wilkins and Gene Dahl score for Fremont Mills, while Malvern stalls with interceptions and weak blocking. Final team stats favor Fremont Mills 285 yards to Malvern’s 197 with four turnovers shaping the outcome.
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Lanny Goy
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Tabor
F-M
Darrell Wilkins
Knights
Oriole
Francis Jengen
Buel
Knight
Gene Dahl
Lully
Bill Watking
Wilkins
Fremont-Mills
Woody Jones
Icnights
Orioles
Gay
Doug Dashner
Alan
MFM
Pagsea
Ted
Knights Wildcats and Rebels Remain Top in Corner Conference
Corner standings show Bidney dropped from the top bracket after a tie with Essex. Fremont Mills South Page and Hamburg stay undefeated. South Page beat New Market 25 to 20 as Miners’ Bob Testers and Jim Jobe scored, Hamburg rolled Farragut 25 to 0 with Mickey Thompson tallying three. Essex upset Sidney 8 to 6, with Williame and Orton scoring for the Cowboys.
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Bidney
Essex
Cowboys
Fremont Mills
South Page
Hamburg
College Springs
Rebels
Miners
Bob Testers
Jim Jobe
Jobe
Warren Hunyan
Im Taylor
Richard Hornung
New Market
Wildcats
Farragut
Admirals
Mickey Thompson
Ken Winkler
Denny Henderson
Trojans
Sidney
Jim Williame
Hasex
Friday Corner Conference Contests Set Leaders for Week
Friday night features two top Corner Conference leaders facing strong rivals. Hamburg hosts Essex in what should be easy sailing for the Hamburg outfit, while Fremont-Millia visits Nishna Valley at Tabor and may face a tougher test. South Page meets Sidney as the Cowboys chase a pivotal win after a recent tie. Malvern travels to Stanton for a Viking homecoming as festivities spill into the parade. New Market and Farragut complete the lineup, with Glenwood visiting Atlantic in the Hawkeye Seven.
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Hamburg
Essex
Fremont-Milia
Nishna ‘Valley
Tabor
Blackhawks
South Page
Sidney
Cowboys
Easex
Malvern
Stanton
Malvern Band
New Market
Farragut
Glenwood
Atlantic
Malvern Jr High Fledglings Fall to Nishna Valley 21 7
Malvern Jr High junior footballers were edged 21 7 by Nishna Valley last Thursday. Hardman scored Malvern's lone TD with Jonas adding the extra point, while Rod Grindler ran in all three NV touchdowns. Coach Swett praised the effort. Upcoming games: Oct 17 Essex, Oct 22 Randolph, Oct 29 Sidney.
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Malvern Jr. High
Nishna Valley
Hardman
Malvern
Jonas
Rod Grindler
N V
Richard Swett
Essex
Randolph
Sidney
Orioles Fall To Fremont Mills In Lopsided Clash
Malvern Orioles suffered their fourth loss of the season against Fremont Mills Knights. Highlights include a 46 yard TD nullified by offsides, a 20 to 6 halftime lead for the Knights, and Lanny Gay’s 52 yard late fourth quarter score. The game ended Knights 84 Orioles 14 with travel to Stanton upcoming.
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Orioles
Malvern Orioles
Fremont Mills Knights
Buel
Oriole
Knights
Malvern
A. Syd
Watson
Lanny Gay
F-M Knights
Malvern Gun Club Trophy Shoot Sux
Malvern Gun club members are invited to participate in the citys annual trophy shoot this Sunday. Members must qualify by 10 31 a m. reports Kenneth Allensworth, club president. Trophies and awards will be given in the various classes of competition.
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Malvern Gun Club
Kenneth Allensworth
Deer Slain Found on Wiksom Farm North of Hastings
A deer freshly slain was found Sunday on the Wiksom farm north of Hastings. Sheriff Edwin Barkus said a Silver City man with a party of squirrel hunters reported the discovery. An investigation disclosed the deer had been shot and the party turned the matter over to a conservation officer.
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Wiksom
Hastings
Edwin Barkus
Silver City
Barkus
Greenwood Urges Boost for Ducks Unlimited Support
Gary Greenwood urges immediate financial support for Ducks Unlimited. He cites two recent congressional actions restricting federal funds for wetland drainage, urging duck stamp purchases to aid waterfowl conservation and defending ducks against habitat loss.
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Greenwood
Ducks Unlimited
Gary Greenwood
Emerson
Jeffairman
Congress
United Sqtates
Interior
Senate House
Hhis
Gary
Nishna Valley Blackhawks stay undefeated in 13-0 win
Nishna Valley Blackhawks remained undefeated by defeating a reluctant Stanton squad 13-0 at home. Dick Winders passed to Dave Laughlin for a 36 yard gain setting up a third quarter touchdown and Winders added a later 11 yard rushing TD. Wylie Brown starred on defense and Rick Lunn aided NV’s offense as Stanton never reached the NV 30. Winders also crowned Mickey Straight homecoming queen and Bob Hicks homecoming king at the Emerson gym dance.
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Nishna Valley High
Jerry Nauman
Rick Lunn
Dick Winders
Dick Williams
Bob Hicks
Blackhawks
Farragut
Dave Laughlin
Winders
Blackhawk
Wylie Brown
Hawks
Rick Gustin
Stanton
Hal Eves
Mickey Straight
Emerson Gym
Joe Straight
Bob
Robert Hicks
Surface Bowled Three 200s in Pioneer League
Wally Surface led a 648 series and bowled three 200 games in the Pioneer League last Thursday. Don Peterson claimed single game honors with 243. Stanley 611 and Baldwin 605 are among others over 600. Red Line Oil moved into first after three of four points from Pace Service as Gibson’s dropped four to Kizzier’s.
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Surface
Wally Surface
Don Peterson
Jim Stanley
A. Baldwin
D. Peterson
R. Diureen
Red Line Oil
Pace
Gibson
Kizzier
Clarinda Spoils Ram Homecoming with 6-0 Setback
Clarinda defeated Glenwood 6-0 to spoil the Ram homecoming Friday night. Quarterback AT Schenck scored on a short plunge after a late drive, as Clarinda’s defense shut down Glenwood after a first quarter fumble by Den Hopp. The Cardinals used a weight edge to pressure the Rams throughout.
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Glenwood
Clarinda
Ram
Cardinals
Schenck
Clorinda
den Hopp
Rams
Close Race for Top Spot in Wed. Night League
A tight race in the Women’s Wednesday night Bowling league features Gay Olive Co moving to first with a 1 game margin over A. W. Rollies Texaco. Our Market and Glenwood Bank follow in a close pack as individual scores highlight a busy evening with Hird, Mercer, Surface, and Beth Surface posting notable marks.
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Rollie
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
WPW
Collina Dew
Ruth Stanley
Beth
Sasface
Marie Klopp
Evelyn
Gay
Low King
Gay Dimarkaod
Colting
Catlins
Mollie's
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R. L. Shapcott
Hi-Vikings
Vikings
Ronald Cain
Oriolettes
Bill Beasley
Vernon Arndt
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State Conservation Commission
Gene Burdiee
Canada
Malvern Woader
Neil Hanson
Karl Hertz
Harold Hardy
Mark Robbins
Bob Wray
Ene
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Peterson
J. Reid
A. Waldwin
J. Stanley
W. Surface
R. Forney
Cloyd
L. Fanning
M. Tanto
R. Krecklow
R. Gay
B. Regenauer
B. Sheer
Thurman Bank
Gibson's
Kzaien
Timman
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Buffington
Wustelle Cafe
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Glenrod Bank
Our Market
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Collins
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