Sports Notes From Postville Herald Summary
Sports notes recount a mix of grid stories. Coach Johnny Majors laments a 61 to 10 loss by Iowa State to Colorado. Malvern loses to Farragut in a tense homecoming clash with standout defense and performances by Mike Moyt and Jack Sell. Essex competes well against Fremont Mills, keeping hopes alive for a forthcoming clash with South Page.
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Coadh Stineman
Mike Moyt
Jack Sell
Standings in the Corner during Malvern Homecoming Parade
A young man in Malvern kept a rigid pose as the core moment of the Homecoming parade unfolded Saturday, embodying the spirit of Panther Grit during the event.
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Second Half Tie for NV and Essex 66-66
NV Blackhawks and Essex Tro clash to a 66 66 deadlock after a tight second half. Jeff Byers and Dave Boileau connected on a 26 yard score while Rick Bowers and Doug Anderson added late offense. Byers tallied 21 tackles and Tim Wall 10 as defensives stood out in a hard fought Southwest Town contest.
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Doug Anderson
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Women's Wednes Night Bowling Rally Results at Texaco Circuit
The Women's Wednesday Night bowling standings list teams including Glenwood Bank Gay Oil Co Nishna College Malvern Body and Harless Really with high scores by Harless Really 923 series 2477 double and Texaco 906 2597 in overall play. Individual high games include Frances Burson 201 514 Corky Bowley 200 519 Marian Jurgens 190 521 Ruth Lefever 182 186 526 Carolyn Stanley 187 527 Evelyn Banks 181 512 Thelma Surface 190 Lorraine Platt 187 Heth Surface 182 Carolyn Stewart 181 Bev Taste 180.
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Harless
Frances Burson
Corky Bowley
Auburn Bird
Marian Jurgens
Ruth Lefever
Carolyn Stanley
Evelyn Banks
Thelma Surface
Lorraine Platt
Heth
Carolyn Stewart
Corner Standings Shift in Conference Upsets
Corner Conference standings shifted as Fremont Mills maintained top spot while Farragut moved Hamburg to third. Sidney rose to fourth and Nishna Valley clung to fifth as Essex slipped to sixth. New Market upset Stanton, the week’s big result, with Malvern and South Page holding cellar positions amid a chaotic half of the season.
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Waubonsie Creek Watershed Sub-District Formed
The Fremont and Mills Counties Soil and Water Conservation Districts formed the Waubonsie Creek Watershed Sub-District after reviewing petitions signed by 69 percent of local residents. The watershed covers 29 510 acres in Mills and Fremont counties and plans 32 grade stabilization structures including four on county roads replacing bridges.
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Gravett Ranks Third in Comer Conference Rushing
Gravett, Nishna Valley star Clint Gravel, sits third in the Comer Conference rushing stats. He has 250 yards on 53 carries this season, while first place belongs to Cy Tranks of Essex with 4900 yards in 72 attempts.
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Essex
Ten-Year Term in Penitentiary for Sioux City Man
A Sioux City man released from the state penitentiary last month was sentenced to ten years in the Mt. Madison penitentiary Monday by District Judge S.R. The convict is Glen Clemoin, 46, with an October 7 prior record, identified as Terry RR and DH Loenge, a Barkus.
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184 Highest Draft Number in 1970 Mills County Board
Local Board No 65 Executive Secretary Julienne Kruse announced Random Selection Number 184 as the highest lottery number drawn in 1970. She noted a higher random selection may be needed and that registrants under Local Board No 85 with the highest numbers not issued orders may be carried over into the extended priority group if classified as of December 31, 1970.
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Admirals Spoil Malvern Homecoming in 14-12 Win
In a tense late game Faragut Admirals edged Malvern Community Panthers 14-12. Key plays featured Darek Kemper’s fourth quarter TD and a successful PAT pass to Rick McIntyre, while Jack Sell and Mike Hoyt led the Panthers despite failing PATs.
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Corner Conference Football Heads Toward Halfway Point
Corner Conference football moves into its second half with Hamburg at Malvern Nishna Valley at South Page Stanton at Fremont Mills Sidney at Farragut New Market at Essex The week’s games could reshuffle ratings Hamburg seeks win at Malvern Nishna Valley aims to rebound against South Page Stanton travels to Fremont Mills Sidney faces Farragut New Market visits Essex Essex viewed as dangerous after beating Stanton last week Farragut edged Sidney last week could tilt thriller tone for Friday night contests
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Tarkio Owls Lose 17-3 To Missouri Valley
Tarkio College Owls were defeated 17-3 at home by Missouri Valley. MV outscored Tarkio 17 points in the second half after a 3-0 halftime lead, with Stan Jones returning a fumble 52 yards for a TD in the third period.
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NV Juniors Beat Farragut in Monday Victory
NCHS junior varsity won from Farragut by 20 to 6 Monday night. Tony Ungry passed to Charles Struble for touchdowns on 60 and 40 yard plays and scored on a 1 yard plunge. Mike Irvin made an end zone tackle for a safety. Berk Greenwood and Gerald Vance and Doug Christensen contributed on offense and defense.
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Tony Ungry
Charles Struble
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Berk Greenwood
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Doug Christensen
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