Panthers Enjoy Excellent Junior High Football Season
Junior Panthers have won three of four, with an early 8-6 loss to Hamburg on Sept. 20. Ed Blackburn and Rick Miller led a strong offense in wins over Malvern and Sidney, while seven fumbles slowed the Nishna Valley tilt. Standouts include Miller, Blackburn, Auchenbaugh, Mickelson. defense led by Blackburn, Jack, and Primrose.
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Panthers
Hamburg
Wildcats
Ed Blackburn
Miller
Mike Wederquist
Roger Auchenbaugh
Malvern
Nishna Valley
Sidney
Cowboys
Dave Mickelson
Stanton Vikings
Bonnema
Rick Miller
Chris Jack
Rick Primrose
Panther
Rick Miler
Larry Ayers
Stu Stenger
Lee Finchem
Jeff Boyer
Robert Hammers
Tom Mulholland
Gary Archer
Ralph Farmer
Dan Blackman
Dean Hastings
Randy Jones
Mike Ryan
Gary Ayers
Dave Farmer
Doug Bass
Brian Beattie
Phillip Deitchler
Brian Pierce
Steve Doiezal
Terri Chown
Dan Bedsworth
Allen Trimmer
South Page tops Malvern in 26 6 victory on home field
South Page Rebels defeated Malvern 26 to 6 as the hosts led 8 0 12 6 through the first three quarters. South Page rushed for 194 yards while Malvern totaled 54. Rick Jones 68 yard TD from Perry Sinner highlighted Malvern scoring. Smith added a one yard TD run for South Page.
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Malvern Panthers
South Page
Rebels
Rebs
Panther
Malvern
Panthers
Lowe
Rick Jones
Perry Sinner
Smith
Reds
Mike Ford
Byron Roenfeld
Rich Jones
Roenfeld
Ford
Harley McDowell
Rick Mickelson
Temple Bower
Larry Leu
Rick
McDowell
Jones
Farragut Defeats Nishna Valley 28 8 In Rough Wed Game
Farragut Admirals beat Nishna Valley 28 to 8 after a scoreless first quarter. Rick Holman caught a 54 yard TD pass from Larry Latimer, and Latimer Holman connected again for a 10 yard score. Donnie Good and Darwin Burg added scores as penalties hindered the Hawks.
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Farragut
Admirals
Nishna Valley
Hawks
Ads
Rick Holman
Larry Latimer
Pat Hodges
Valley
Donnie Good
Gary Slump
Dave Bowen
Latimer
Holman
Steve McIntyre
Latimer-Holman
Darwin Burg
Hodges
Panther Hawk Rivalry Friday Highlight at Valley
Grid fans in the area will find the Panther Hawk rivalry top interest as Malvern visits Valley for Corner conference play Friday. Other Friday night league games include New Market at Hamburg, South Page at Essex, Stanton at Sidney, and Farragut at Fremont Mills.
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New Market
Hamburg
Stanton
South Page
Malvern
Farragut
Nishna Valley
Fremont Mills
Essex
Wweul Pts
Stanton New Market
Fremont-Mills
Essex Malvern
Valley
Malvern Pantherettes Start Busy Basketball Season
Malvern girls basketball has begun practice on Oct. 15 with 15 sessions ahead of the Nov. 10 opener against Nishna Valley. Roster includes freshmen Becky Rush Robin Ryan Brenda Finchem Theresa Wright Julie Viney sophomores Kathy Ricker Julie Swoboda Tom Jones Donna Finchem Melanie Blackburn Cristy Henderson juniors Kim Wederquist Sheri O'Dell Chris Ellison Toshie Hayshi seniors Diana Ricker Marcie Sinner Marsha Miller Linda Williamson. Managers Debbie Leu Sandy Jones Sheila Hunt. Coaches Larry Maynes Gee Robinson.
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Malvern
Nishna Valley
Becky Rush
Robin Ryan
Brenda Finchem
Theresa Wright
Julie Viney
Kathy Ricker
Julie Swoboda
Tom Jones
Donna Finchem
Melanie Blackburn
Cristy Henderson
Kim Wederquist
Sheri O’dell
Chris Ellison
Toshie Hayashi
Diana Ricker
Marcie Sinner
Marsha Miller
Linda Williamson
Debbie Leu
Sandy Jones
Sheila Hunt
Larry Maynes
Gee Robinson
Malvern Pantherettes
Treynor Cards edge Elk Horn 9-6 in Friday clash
Treynor improves to 4-3 after a 9-6 win at Elk Horn. Matt Spring passed 112 yards and ran for a score, while Gale Linden’s 81 yard TD and Kirk Mass blocked punt safety defined a tight defensive game. Sukup left with a season-ending shoulder injury.
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Treynor
Sukup
Dane
Matt Spring
Jeff Schroeder
Cary Saar
Schroeder
Spring
Jay Bottom
Cards
Elk Horn
Gale Linden
Linden
Kirk Mass
Jim Murphy
Mike Sukup
Mike Kalstrup
Omaha
Holy Name
Nebraska
Mike Thompson
Thompson
Quail Season Opens October 27 in Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission announced a 97 day quail season from 8:00 a.m. October 27 through January 31, 1974. Daily bag limit eight quail with a 16 bird possession limit. Shooting hours 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. The outlook is poor due to wet conditions and unharvested crops, with best hunting in weed patches. Landowner permission urged. Bobwhites up 30 percent from last year, especially in southern one third of the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
Bob Barratt
the Commission
Barratt
Commission Biological Surveys
Valley Gals in Cage Practices
Valley Gals in Cage Practices notes 22 girls reported for first Nishna Valley basketball practice on Monday Oct 15. New on the coaching staff are Head Coach Rob Erickson and assistant Chuck Eyerly. Team composition includes one senior seven juniors nine sophomores and five freshmen with seven returning lettermen. The opener is Nov 10 two girls games against Malvern.
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Barb Bolton
Debbie Sandquist
Nishna Valley
Rob Erickson
Chuck Eyerly
Malvern
Hawkettes
Seven Trap Seasons Open in Iowa Across Seven Furbearers
Iowa trapping seasons for seven furbearers begin statewide at 6:00 a.m. on Saturday October 27. Species include fox raccoon badger skunk spotted skunk opossum and weasels. Fox seasons run to January 31 1974 with others to February 15 1974. Continuous open season on coyotes and closed otter season noted. Mink and muskrat run November 10 to December 31 and beaver from November 10 to April 15 1974. Water sets restricted from November 10.
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Des Motnes
Iowa
Iowa Conservation Commission
ICC
Trapping Regulations Tighten Across Iowa Areas
New trapping rules apply through December 31 with special limits on state game areas and federal refuges. Permits required for all such zones, quotas set by ICC and Bureau of Sport Fisheries. Iowa residents under 16 pay $1, 16 and over $5. nonresidents $100. Obtain permits from ICC in Des Moines or refuge offices. trespass fines may close areas.
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ICC
Bureau of Sport Fisheries, and Wildlife
4Th Street
Des Moines
Iowa
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