Admirals Defeat Malvern 21-14 in Corner Conference Upset
Farragut outlasted Malvern 21-14 as both teams rested key players. Malvern led early with Lanny Gay 16 yard TD, but Farragut answered then built on drives and a late score. Odds-on offense produced more yards, yet Farragut held the slim advantage in first downs and passing yardage.
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Admirals
Malvern
Farragut
Malvern Orioles
Bill Aistrope
Mike Lewis
Lanny Gay
Admiral
Doug Dashner
Larry Gruber
Gary Mount
Bruce Mount
Orioles
Dashner
Jack Stogdill
Tom Pearce
Sidney Hamburg tie alters race for corner title
Sidney and Hamburg drew 13 13 on their field leaving both at 3 1 1 in conference. Myron Blair Loren Nelson and Lynn Bloom scored Rebels points while Steve Miller and Kent Adams connected for Cowboys touchdowns. Stanton crushed New Market 12 0 as Gary Foote and Rick Gustin added scores.
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Sidney
Hamburg
South Page
Rebels
Fremont-Mills
Tabor
Larry Nelson
Myron Blair
Lynn Bloom
Steve Miller
Cowboys
Kent Adams
LaVerne Orton
Larry Owens
Ken Winkler
John Beam
Beam
Stanton
New Market
Gary Foote
Rick Gustin
Last Minute Tally Secures Glenwood Homecoming Win
Glenwood edged Creston 7 0 in a Friday homecoming game as Tom Harper sneaked in from one yard with 42 seconds left after a 40 yard Rams drive. Creston threatened early near Glenwood's one yard line but penalties halted the drive.
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Glenwood
Hawkey
Creston
Rams
Tom Harper
Essex Downs Nishna Valley 28-7 in Rough Victory
Essex Trojanbroke a seven fumble drought in the second half to rally past Nishna Valley 28-7 at Essex. Boo Nelson ran four touchdowns and Darrell Baker added a 63 yard score as the reserves saw action late. The Blackhawks outgained Essex with steady yardage, but Essex defense held at critical moments.
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Essex
Trojans
Nishna Valley
Blackhawks
Dee Zanders
Trojan
Lawrence Dunphy
Boo Nelson
Nelson
Darrell Baker
Gary Stouder
Local Friday High School Games Schedule Highlights
Malvern visits Hamburg while Nishna Valley travels to South Page at Emerson. Fremont Mills meets Stanton and Essex hosts New Market. Farragut duels Sidney. Glenwood plays Atlantic.
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Sidney
Hamburg
Malvern
Stanton Essex
Farragu
Nishna Valley
New Market
South Page
Emerson
Fremont Mills
Stanton
Essex
Farragut
Glenwood
Atlantic
Waterfowl Hunting Hours Calendar for Southwest Town
The notice lists daily legal hunting hours from sunrise to sunset for waterfowl in Southwest Town, covering October 26 through November 26 with times ranging roughly from 6:47 a.m. to 7:24 a.m. start and 4:58 p.m. to 9:12 p.m. end, noting several typographical errors and duplications in the dates.
Two Sidney Cowboys Benched Over Afternoon School Rule
The Shenandoah Sentinel reports Sidney Cowboys guard Dan Nenneman and defensive halfback Jim Shirley were benched for Hamburg after missing an afternoon school session before a 13 13 tie. The piece notes discipline as key to a good team and mentions other hunting reports and a satirical quote on wild game taste.
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Sidney
the Sentinel
Dan Nenneman
Healfback
Jim Shirley
Fine for Hides Possession Charged in Closed Season
Ron Good of Glenwood was fined $10 and costs on three separate counts by Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman for possession of hides during a closed season. Conservation Officer Chris Helin brought the charge. Timmerman stated the total fine was $30, one $10 fine for each hide.
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Ron Good
Glenwood
Justice of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Chris Helin
Gogol
Timmerman
McClusky Scores 224 as Wednesday League Leads
Winnie McClusky posted a 224 top score in the Women's Wednesday League at Stanley Bowl. Goy led the day with a 625 series, while McClusky had 630, and Hansen 517. Glenwood Bank fell from first, as Our Market and Collins Drug Co. moved into ties and standings shifted after two of three games.
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Winnie McClusky
Marian Jurgens
Evelyn Goy
Goy
McClusky
Trudy Hansen
Carolyn Stanley
Ro Berta Troutman
Betty Batdozier
Joy Smith
Guy Ol Co
Glenwood Bank
Guy
Malvern Bank
Collins Drug Co
Farm Bureau Insurance
Franksen and Johnson Win Two Games in Evening Play
Two teams split a pair of games. A. & W. and Fern's Beauty share a dead heat. Glenwood Bank posted 817 pins for high team game while Goy's 810 and Our Market 804 followed. Goy's also led in team series with 2352 pins. Glenwood Bank 2340 and Our Market 2258 trailed.
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Franksen & Johnson
B.P.W
Fern
Glenwood Bank
Goy
Fined for Failure to Stop for School Bus
Earlen Smith 56 of Pacific Junction was fined 7.50 and costs by Justice of Peace John Hall for failing to stop for a school bus discharging pupils at 4 10 p m on October 6 a quarter mile west of the highways 34 41 intersection.
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Earlen
Smith
Pacific Junction
Justice of Peace
John Hall
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Jim A. Anderson
Tabor, Iowa
DR. D. A. Darling
Malvera
Wilsons
Struce
Keyser
Tabor Beacon
Fremont-Mills Knights
Robert Younger
The
Knights
Barry Yates
Gerald van’ Scyoc
Gene Hilton
Lynn Wederquist
Charles Mann
Bil Maxwell
Duane Wilkins
Steve Carlson
Gary Pool
Frances Jensen
Gary LaFollette
Max Selko
Darrell Wilkins
Robbie Killion
Bruce DuVal
Randy Forney
Carroll Jenson
Bud Severn
Clifford Mann
Larry Birkby
Dan Study
Larry Taylor
Dick Hammonds
N-V
Eee Mulvern
Harold Grindle
Walt Manoy
Clyde Maxwell
Shenandoah
Sheridan
Wyo
Gillette
Ted Trueblood
Mr. 7
Fead
Jay
Kedi
W. McClusky
Centarettes 4-H Club
Rosalie Wright
Linda Haney
Carolyn Hilton
Diane Blackman
Beverly Blackman
Omaha
Barbara Hunt
Susan Topp
Jeanie Razer
Gloria Brower
Pat Razer
Ie Gay Oil Co
Our Market
Collins Drug Farm Bar
Ins
B. P. W. Een
AL & Wane Een
Fern's Beauty
Rexall
Hallowe'en
Lambert Bartak & Orchestra
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