Malvern Panthers rise from whipping boys to rivals in Corner
The Malvern Orioles have become the Malvern Panthers and now threaten foes as confident winners. They seek a third straight win at Farragt, a feat not seen since 1960, with coach Dan Stineman guiding a 2-3 record in Corner play. The piece notes improved play, mentions an upcoming open meeting on gun safety, and adds local sports chatter about players like Alike Blackburn and others, plus a nostalgic note on fall walnuts.
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Malvern Orioles
Deven
Malvern Panthers
Malvern
Panthers
Farragt
Bill Beasley
Orioles
Beasley
Big Winfrey
Dan Stinman
South Paze
Rebels
Nishna Valley
Hawks
Panther
Stineman
Bom
Sidney, Nishna Valley, top Corner defense in routs
In Corner conference play last Friday Nishna Valley held first place as Sidney stayed undefeated. Malvern beat Stanton 2 0, Sidney 52 South Page 0, Nishna Valley 36 Fremont Mills 8, New Market 46 Farragut 6, Hamburg 26 Essex 14. Sidney scorers dominated each quarter while South Page never threatened. Hamburg Essex was closest with Hamburg 26 Essex 14 aided by Trojan fumbles and a pass interception. New Market beat Farragut, with the Ads scoring in the final quarter after a 75 yard opening kickoff return for a tally.
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Malvern
Stanton
Sidney
South Page
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
New Market
Farragut
Hamburg
Essex
Cowboys
Wildcats
Trojan
Ads
Sidney Hamburg
Fremont-Mills
Malverna
Farragu
Iowa quail and duck seasons open October twenty first
Des Moines reports quail and duck seasons begin October 21. Quail run through January 28 with daily shooting 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Bag limit eight per day, 16 in possession, with southern Iowa patches of brush and grain fields favorable. Duck season runs October 21 to November 29 with hours from half hour before sunrise to sunset. Daily bag four ducks with limits on species and possession double the daily bag. coots bag ten with 20 in possession.
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Des Moines
Towa
Future Feeders 4-H elects officers at enrollment meeting
The October 2 gathering at Strahan Methodist Church hosted by Craig and Jeff Bateman included 13 members and six prospective members. Scott Sayers was named president with Doug Christensen as VP, Dave Swett secretary, Randy Costello treasurer, John Sayers reporter, and Geneve Maher historian. Bob Christensen was elected new leader to replace Dave Angus. Demonstrations covered drawer dividers and wood finishing. Genene Moher, Reporter.
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Strahan Methodist Church
Craig
Jeff Bateman
William Angus
Randy Bayes
Scott
Greg Hillyer
Linda Costello
Jane Laughlin
Scott Sayers
Doug Christensen
Dave Swett
DeMolays Plan Gun Safety Film Monday
The Nishna Valley DeMolay chapter sponsors a gun safety film next Monday October 23 at 8 30 in the Masonic lodge hall. Conservation Officer Chris Hein of Glenwood will speak after the film about hunting lore laws and gun safety with the public invited to attend.
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Nishna Valley
DeMolay
Chris Hein
Malvern, Masonic Temple
Masonic Lodge
Glenwood
Two In Row for Panthers Dump Stanton 52-0 Friday
Malvern Panthers crushed Stanton 52-0 in a Corner Conference game to notch back to back wins for the first time since 1960. Ken Blackman scored twice on 9 and 2 yard runs while Lynn Turner broke loose on 10 and 29 yard runs. Roger Powles caught a 38 yard pass from Mike Blackburn who also ran for a score as Blackburn added a 9 yard run and Blackman kicked extra points.
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Blackburn
World-Herald
Stan Bowker
F-M
MCHS
Mike
Nishna Valley
Jim Agnew
Hawk Panther
Farragut
Panther
Lynn Turner
Ken Blackman
Rod Powles
Mike Blackburn
Panthers
Dump Stanton
Stanton
Malvern
Dan Slineman
Rodney Powles
Roger
Powles
Blackman
NV Homecoming Brightened by 38-6 Victory Over FM
Nishna Valley beat Fremont Mills 38-6 on Homecoming night to secure their fifth Corner conference win. The Hawks thrilled the home crowd with a 522 yard total offense as Coach Jim Agnew’s squad dominated the game with a prolific ground and aerial attack.
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Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Hawks
Hain
Jim Agnew
NV FM
Funts
Farragut Tops Corner Conference Cross Country Meet
Farragut led by Bernie Hughes George Hughes and Tom Shull swept the top three in the Nishny Valley cross country meet on Oct. 11 securing the team victory. MCHS finished third with Rick Tasto leading after Farragut runners, while Nishna Valley placed second. Hawk football standout Denny Boileau ran 192 yards on 20 carries for three touchdowns and Jay Burns connected on a 20 yard pass to complete a scoring drive.
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Farragut
Nishny Valley
Admiral
Bernie Hughes
George Hughes
Tom Shull
Rick Tasto
Randall Barber
Larry Williams
MCHS
Nishna Valley
Paul Haack
Vaughn Babbitt
Mike Kudron
Taste
Malvern
Hawk
Denny Boileau
Jay Burns
Dave Bruce
Hawks
Knights
Barry Anderson
Kenny Herbert
Rich Fleming
Boileau
Fremont-Mills
Terry Stanley
Anderson
Scott Sayers
Bruce
Burns
Hinkle
Hamburg faces top test as Corner Conference race heats up
Hamburg carries a perfect slate into a key Corner Conference clash with Sidney, while Malvern aims to extend its winning streak at Farragut. Nishna Valley plays Essex on Thursday. Fremont Mills hosts South Page in a tight duel. New Market travels to Stanton. Nishna Valley then faces tougher league foe next week.
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Hamburg
Sidney
Cowboys
Nishna Valley
Malvern
Farragut
Essex
Fremont Mills
South Page
Rebels
Barry Anderson
Stanton
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Bill Scherle
Pat Barns
Malvern, Iowa
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Future Feeders News
Donna Christensen
Suzanne Summers
Snoopy
Focal Air Force
Atmasuenecrmmmstes
Nantedet
Nishna Valley School Corner
Go-Go Girl
Hastings
Blue Rock
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