Hamburg Wildcats Win Corner Tilt at Malvern
Hamburg Wildcats defeated Sidney to climb in the Corner standings last week. Other Corner games listed include Nishna Valley at South Page, Stanton at Fremont Mills, New Market at Essex, and Sidney at Farragut.
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Hamburg Wildcats
Malvern
Wildcats
Sidney
Nishna Valley
South Page
Stanton
Fremont Mills
New Market
Essex
Farragut
Hamburg
Lee
South Pag
Nishna Valley New Market
Knights Lose to South Page in Narrow 14-13 Setback
Fremont Mills was edged by South Page 14-13 on Friday night. Butch Kilpatrick scored the Knights lone first quarter TD, with Mile Dalton adding the extra point. In the second quarter South Page connected on a 16 yard pass to Terryl Lavely for a TD, Lavely added the extra point, Paul Anderson added a 6 yard TD reception from Farrell Hart, Lavely again kicked. A late 82 yard kickoff return by Harry Ewing produced the final South Page TD, Lloyd Herzberg blocking the extra point.
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Fremont Mills
South Page
Butch Kilpatrick
Mile Dalton
Bill Gilmore
Terryl Lavely
Lavely
Paul Anderson
Farrell Hart
Harry Ewing
Lloyd Herzberg
Kights
Lloyd Merzberger
F-M
Rebels
Terry Lavely
Ron Ewing
A. P
Knights
NEW Market
Stanton
Dave McComb
Richard Clayton
Trojans Dominate 1st Half to Beat NY 26-13
Essex Trojans defeated Nishna Valley Blackhawks 26 to 13 as the Trojans led 9-13 at halftime while the Blackhawks fell behind with minus 14 rushing yards in the first two quarters. In the second half NV found success through the air, completing 6 of 13 passes for 130 yards and two touchdowns. Don Hicks caught a 70 yard TD from Denny Boileau and later a 10 yard TD pass to Gary Johnson. Dale Sandquist kicked the extra point. Dave Franks ran for three Essex TDs 19, 8 and 5 yards and Rich Carlson added a 2 yard score and both extra points. Harvie Van Nordstrand starred on defense for NV.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Essex Trojans
Trojans
Blackhawks
Blackhawk
Don Hicks
Denny Boileau
Gary Johnson
Dale Sandquist
Dave Franks
Essex
Rich Carlson
Harvie van Nordstrand
Farragut Tops Corner Cross Country Meet
Farragut led with 12 points to win the Corner conference cross country meet held at Nishna Valley High School. Mike Hughes of Farragut clocked 10:13 on the 1.8 mile course, with others including Sidney's Dave Parson and Allan Greedy, Nishna Valley's Roger Davis, Bernie Hughes, and Nishna Valley's Mike King posting fast times. Freshmen Carlos Pierson and Chuck Lakin also placed as the Rebels fielded a partial squad.
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Farragut
Nishna Valley High School
Mike Hughes
Admiral
Sidney
Nishna Valley
South Page
New Market
Essex
Hughes
Dave Parson
Roger Davis
Bernie Hughes
Allan Greedy
Rebels
Mike King
Carlos Pierson
Chuck Lakin
Hunting Hours for Waterfowl by Date
State Conservation Commission posts daily legal waterfowl hunting hours from sunrise to sunset. Entries run October 23 through October 31 with varying start times from 6:44 a.m. to 6:52 a.m. and end times from 5:23 p.m. to 6:31 p.m.
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State Conservation Commission
Waterfowl Season Reopens Across State
The State Conservation Commission reminded waterfowl hunters that the second part of the split duck and goose season runs from Saturday, October 24, to November 26, 1964. Across the state, hunting is allowed daily from sunrise to sunset with a four duck daily bag limit and eight in possession, and ten geese daily with twenty in possession. Reports say the first portion of the split season was highly successful and opening day this Saturday is expected to be strong.
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State Conservation Commission
Commission
Copy Down Serial Number of Your Gun Sheriff Says
Sheriff Edwin Barkus urged hunters to copy the make model and serial numbers of their guns this season when gun thieves are active. He advised obtaining farmer permission before entering fields and keeping equipment secure. The warning stresses preparedness and caution for the seasonal hunting period.
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Edwin Barkus
Barkus
Rollie's Lost 2 But Still Out Front by 4 Games
The Glenwood Bank upset Rollie's Texaco in Women’s Wednesday Night Bowling, pulling to second place as Rollie's still leads the standings by four games. Bank's win follows last week’s sweep of Nishna Cottage. Our Market moved into a tie for fifth, Gloria's Beauty beat Jamison's, and Goy's took two of three from A. W. News notes high games with Mercer 224 and Surface 214, plus several 180s and 190s across the league.
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Glenwood Bank
Rollie
Texaco
Rollie’s
Collins
3.P.W
Nishnu
Gloria
Jamison
Goy
Pat Mercer
Beth Surface
Jan Forneyad
Carolyn Stanley
Agnes Livengood
Barb Peterson
Rosanna Walker
Louing
Jan Vorney
Hollie’ Texaco
Admirals Dominate Orioles In Friday Football Blowout
Farragut Admirals crushed the Orioles 55 to 0 in Corner conference action. The visiting defense smothered Malvern’s passing game and limited Ron Benseoter to one 20 yard completion. Malvern’s Karl Hertz and Dale Stephens led strong hits but could not slow the Admirals’s balanced attack as reserves scored twice.
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Malvern Orioles
Hamburg
Fair Grounds Field
Greg Schultz
Ron Bellseoter
Farragut Admirals
Orioles
Farragut
Malvern
Ron Benseoter
Albert Ponton
Admirals
Karl Hertz
Steve Kamman
Richard Krambeck
Bill Blackburn
Woody Jones
Gary Jackson
Dale Hackett
Missouri Trucker Faces Fines for Overload Charge
Nevada Missouri trucker Jack Hendricks was fined 65.49 by Justice of Peace John Hall for an overload while hauling meat scraps. Allan G. Olson of Brittain South Dakota paid two fines of 15 each plus costs for lacking a reciprocity card and a valid truck registration. Henry Albrecht of Tabor paid 10 for delinquent first half plates. Lawrence W. Schipper of Malvern was fined 10 for running a stop sign at highways 166 34 north of Hastings.
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Nevada
Jack Hendricks
Justice of Peace
John Hall
Mendricks
Allan G. Olson
Brittain
S. D
Henry Albrecht
Tabor
Lawrence W. Schipper
Malvern
Hastings
Two Receive Fines for Drinking on Highway
A charge of drinking on the highway brought fines of $20 and costs to David W. Dyke of Tabor and Neil Nelson of Council Bluffs who appeared before Justice of Peace Carl Remley after being arrested Sunday in Glenwood by Marshal Jerome Van Winkle, Ronald Hauser of Glenwood, and Dennis M. Schroeder of Malvern. Each was charged with running a stop sign.
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David W. Dyke
Tabor
Neil Nelson
Council Bluffs
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Glenwood
Jerome van Winkle
Ronald Hauser
Dennis M. Schroeder
Malvern
Deer License Notices Sent as Bow Season Opens
The Iowa State Conservation Commission reports shotgun deer license results are complete with all successful applicants notified and 2,900 unsuccessful applicants refunded. Bow licenses face no limit, with 2,700 individuals already applying. The Town bow and arrow deer season runs from October 17 to December 6.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Conservation Commission
Malvern Leader reports October 22, 1964 edition note
The Malvern Leader of Malvern, Arkansas, dated Thursday October 22, 1964, presents local news briefs, community notices, and regional happenings from the surrounding district with standard newspaper coverage and period tone.
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THE
Malvern
Malvern, Lows
Triangular Cross Country Meet Held at Nishna Valley
Red Oak hosted a triangular cross country meet at Nishna Valley on October 14 finishing with 9 points while Farragut had 16 and Nishna Valley 34. Mike Hughes of Farragut posted 10:05 as the best time but Red Oak claimed the next five spots with Davis 11:17 and others. In reserve standings Red Oak led with 12, Farragut 17, N.Y. 25, while Carlos Pierson of Red Oak was second overall with 11:04.
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Red Oak
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Mike Hughes
Blackhawks
Davis
Gage
Lakin
Godfrey
Anderson
N. Y
Carlos Pierson
Fez Club Member Dr Scheffel Parade Seater with Daughter Lori
Fez Club member Dr M L Scheffel rides in the parade seated with his daughter Lori behind him. The image captures a family moment during community festivities featuring local participants and accompanying spectators.
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FEZ Club
Dr. M. L. Scheffel
Seader
Lori
Oakland Tips Nishna Valley Junior High 33 25 Victory
Oakland Junior High edged Nishna Valley 34 25 at Oakland. The come from behind win after a 12 6 halftime deficit improved Oakland to 2 2 for the season for Nishna Valley. scoring included a 60 yard pass from Scott Sayers to Vaughn Babbitt and runs by David Swett John Paul and Sayers with key plays attributed to multiple players.
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Oakland
Nishna Valley JR. HI
Oakland Jr. Highdsters
Nishna Valley
N. Y
Scott Sayers
Vaughn Babbitt
David Swett
John Paul
Sayers
Hamburg Surprised Sidney to Boost Corner Standing
Hamburg pulled a major upset Friday beating Sidney 12-6 as Mike Moody opened scoring with a 20 yard run and Mike Fox added a 9 yard TD to tie, Moody sealing the win with a one yard plunge. New Market rolled to 27-12 over Stanton on 55 yard pass TD by Dave McComb.
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Hamburg
Sidney
Corner
Wildcats
Mike Moody
Mike Fox
Moody
No Hunting Signage Deal at The Leader Office
Local notice offers two wordings of no hunting signs priced at 20 cents each with a bulk option of three for 50 cents or seven for one dollar. Payment and pickup handled by The Leader office.
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Chas. Costello
Jan
Mary Beth
Malverns Antigua
Charley
Cherle
Ben Jensen
Billy
John
Hep
Bill Scherle
John R. Hansen
Manning
Louis Knop
Opera House
Don's Tavern
Polka Kings
Palisades Ballroom
Mineola
Auvsonacwan
Dale Stephens
Karl Heinz
Stephens
Oriole
Missouri Trucker
Furnace Skelly
Morgal Oil Co
Malyvern
Chas
EM Driver
Pinkey’s Tavern
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