Vikes overpower Orioles 14-0 in corner conference win
Malvern’s defense, led by Stanton’s 9 man line, stifled the Orioles as the Vikings rolled to a 14-0 victory. Schenck returned a punt for a score, Gustin added a 29 yard run, and Foote converted both extra points amid a game marked by miscues and strong Viking defense.
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Stanton
Gary Foote
Tom Schenck
Ricky Gustin
Vikings
Malvern
Vikes
Orioles
Bill Aistrope
Fremont Mills
Schenck
Gustin
Foote
South Page wraps Corner Conference title after Hamburg beat Essex
Hamburg shocked Essex with two 70 yard runs to secure an undisputed Corner Conference title as South Page crushed Sidney 7-0 eliminating its chief rival. At College Springs, Sidney stalled in second half after near drives and two touchdowns were called back. New Market upset Farragut 7-6 as Bob Teeters scored the deciding points after a sustained drive.
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Hamburg
Essex
South Page
Sidney
College Springs
Cowboys
Rebels
Jim Taylor
Mike Twaddle
Lynn Bloom
Myron Blair
Trojans
New Market
Miners
Farragut
Admirals
Mike Lewis
Bob Teeters
Teeters
Thursday Nishna Valley at Essex leads busy week
The schedule lists Thursday games Nishna Valley versus Essex and Friday matchups Malvern at Farragut, South Page against Fremont Mills at Tabor for Homecoming, Sidney visiting Hamburg, New Market at Stanton, and Creston traveling to Glenwood.
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Nishna Valley
Essex
Malvern
Farragut
South Page
Fremont Mills
Tabor
Sidney
Hamburg
New Market
Stanton
Creston
Glenwood
Sidney Hamburg
Fremont-Mills Essex Stanton Farragut Nishna Va
Standings in the Corner
Local page features standings and corner notes with brief updates. Listings include team positions, recent results, and ads promoting pay rates for help wanted across the corner section.
Ducks in Good Supply. Season Opens Saturday
Prospects for the Iowa duck season opening at noon on October 21 are good according to State Conservation Commission game men. Drought in the Dakotas and Canada plus early freezing in the north have driven tens of thousands of ducks into Iowa, boosting local hunter prospects while the broader flyway remains critical. Regulations and bag limits protect the resource, with crippling losses exceeding 25 percent of birds brought home. No canvasbacks or redheads may be taken, and only one wood duck and one hooded merganser per day. Shoot carefully and cleanly.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Dakotas
Canada
North
Corning Delivers Third Hawkeye Conference Loss to Glenwood
Corning defeated Glenwood 18 to 12 on the Rams field in Friday Hawkeye action. Glenwood scored two fourth quarter touchdowns via Dave Maga ret from 15 yards and Tom Harper from 20. Paul Readhead added a 2 yard score and caught a 28 yard pass for another Raiders TD. Dave Matthews scored on a 10 yard reception from J G Nolan. Glenwood prepares for homecoming against Creston this weekend.
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Glenwood
Corning
Rams
Red Raiders
Dave Magaret
Tom Harper
Paul Readhead
Raiders
Dave Matthews
Matthews
J. G. Nolan
Creston
Vikings Run Roughshod Over Malvern In Conference Clash
In a surprising outcome the Vikings overwhelmed the Malvern Orioles as pregame favorites faltered. The smooth backfield and strong coaching impressed rivals, signaling a warning to other conference teams while Malvern and Nishna Valley mourn losses to key players.
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Malvern Orioles
Depesters
Orioles
Vikings
Knights Blast Nishna Valley in 1961 Homecoming Loss
Nishna Valley high suffered a 40 to Fremont Mills halting homecoming hopes as Queen Lana McKee and King Rodger Rumery highlighted the halftime festivities. Larry Nelson sprinted 57 yards for a 1961 touchdown, Wederquist and Nelson added scores, and Van Seyoe recovered a fumble for a late tally. NK: 0 first downs for NV. OFM 13.
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Nishna Valley High
Fremont Mills
Lana McKee
Joe M. McKee
Rodger Rumery
Blackhawks
Dick Winders
Knights
Larry Nelson
Nelson
Lynn Wederquist
Wederquist
Gerald van Seyoe
Barry Yates
F-M Crew
Rumery
Averag
Nishna Valley
Three-Way Tie Emerges In Women’s Wednesday Bowling League
A three way tie for the league lead comes after a forfeit by Farn's Beauty Shop against Our Market and a sweep by Gay Oil Co over Farm Bureau Insurance. Glenwood Bank dropped three to BPW, while Collins Drug swept A. W., Franksen and Johnson took two of three from Malvern Bank. Krecklow topped with 206, Fisher 205, McNulty 194, and Krecklow 631 series as Gay Oil Co and Our Market claim top team tallies.
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Farn’s Beauty Shop
Gay Oil Co
Farm Bureau Insurance Group
Glenwood Bank
B.P.W
Collins Drug
Franksen
Johnson
Malvern Bank
Gwen Krecklow
Phyllis Fisher
Edna McNulty
Krecklow
Margaret Waller
Sylvia Harris
NoBerta Troutman
Evelyn Goy
Jan Forney
Margaret Watler
Goy Oil
Goy’s
L' Gay Ol Co
Farm Bureau Ing
Franksen & Johnson
New Rustic Sign Erected at Willow Slough Entrance
The State Conservation Commission placed a large rustic sign at the Willow Slough entrance southwest of Henderson. Nishna Valley Junior High beat Thurman 20 to 13 on Oct 12. A game vs Malvern is set for Oct 19 and another at Emerson against Glenwood on Oct 26 at 4 p.m.
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Willow Slough
State Conservation Commission
Henderson
Nishna Valley Junior High
Thurman
Nishna Valley, Jr. High
Malvern
Glenwood
Emerson
Aim
Don Blasky
Blaskey
Viking Lake State Park
Sfn
P P K Winners From Six Towns In Vigorous Contest
A lively Punt Pass Kick event across six towns showcased competition with many youths earning prizes. Malvern participants included Maples Oaks and Pin Oaks with standout entries from John Waller’s Majestic Pin Oak on Main Street and multiple local youngsters placing in various age groups.
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Malvern
Hol Benton
Marion Avenue
Earl Bass
J. R. Hurst
F. A. Wortman
Harry Clark
LaVerne Obrecht
Hazel Lockabill
Sam Benseoter
Phil Sheridan
John Waller
Main St
Salyers Auto Co
Customized trophies mark Rebels Car show wins
Junior Mass of Malvern and Chuck Breedlove of Red Oak earned first place trophies at the Rebels Car club show in Lincoln Nebraska. With LeRoy Viner guiding them, their Post War Pickup and senior custom entries demonstrated high craftsmanship and skill.
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Junior Mass
Malvern P
Chuck Breedlove
Red Oak
LeRoy Viner
Lincoln
Neb
Junior
Chuck
LeRoy
Stop Sign Violation Fine for Frank Maxwell
Frank Maxwell of Glenwood faced a $10 fine and court costs after failing to stop at a stop sign. He appeared recently before Justice of the Peace Ernest Timmer Jr. in the matter.
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Frank Maxwell
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Letting Another Drive Costs Man Five Dollars
Vernon R. Stattler of Pacific Junction was fined five dollars and costs by Justice of the Peace Carl Remley for permitting an unauthorized person to drive a vehicle.
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Vernon R. Stattler
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Not Quite Like the Old Days Justice Timmerman notes fewer hunters in court
Justice Ernest Timmerman laments fewer hunters appearing in court this year and recalls crowded rooms in the past. He suggests contemporary hunters are better behaved, though overall attendance is down.
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Ernest Timmerman
Timmerman
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G. W. Knight
Edel Knight
F-M Knights
West Virginia
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Wed
Main Street
Ronnie Mitchell
David Walker
Randolph
Stephen
Michael Laughlin
James Lippincott
Stephen Miller
Rodney
Powles
Gerald Vance
Hastings
Barry Anderson
Bill Sloey
Timmy Jacobson
Stephen Fichter
Rick Anderson
Jeff Anderson
John Scherle
John Paul
Danny Lawrence Pierce
Glen Adkins
John Sloey
Mike Miles
Jim Anderson
Breedlove
Galaxie
Ford
Salvers Auto Company
Elar
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