Orioles Fall Hard But Fight On In Frustrating Loss
Fans remaining through a tough Friday night saw the Orioles strike back repeatedly despite trailing by large margins. Albert Ponton dazzled with adagio-like footwork, setting up Jane Malvern’s score while injuries thin the lineup. Junior High coach Dick Swett earns praise after a 111 to 49 season tally. The Malvern Oriolettes begin drills under Coach Osterfuss as Carol Wolfe prepares a feature. Fred McCormick recalls a famous watermelons tale linking to Bil White of the St. Louis Cardinals. Hunting updates end noteably with weathered ducks and geese and a cautious aim for next week.
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Comebody
Orioles
Albert Ponton
Jane Malvern
Ortola
Dick Swett
Nishna Valley
Malvern Oriolettes
DeVerne Osterfuss
Carol Wolfe
Fred McCormick
Tabor
Fred
Bil White
St. Louis Cardinals
Mra. White
Quail Season Opens Saturday in Iowa
The State Conservation Commission calls quail season opening Saturday with prospects good. A mild winter, strong brood stock, and favorable nesting boost statewide quail numbers, especially in southeast and south central Iowa. Weather and harvest progress, including soybeans and corn, will affect opening day hunting. Hunters are urged to harvest in northern edge areas where populations are limited by winters.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Malvern M-Club Elects Officers For Omaha Game
Malvern Community high Lettermen's club plans to elect new officers and vote on new members at Friday meeting. They may purchase jackets for members and intend to attend the University of Omaha football game with M-Club members required to have lettered in a sport within the last year. The football team and junior high eighth graders will attend the game between University of Omaha and Fort Hayes, Kan.
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Malvern Community High
Omaha University
M-Club
University of Omaha
Fort Hayes
Kan
Statewide season opens with higher bag limits
The season runs statewide with daily bag limit raised to eight birds and possession limit to 16. Shooting hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Quail season closes January 3, 1965. The notice confirms the new limits and hours for the current season.
Wednesday Night League High Scores Lead by Carolyn Stanley
Good games boosted by ladies in the Wednesday Night League led by Carolyn Stanley with a 214 game and a 654 series. Beth Surface's 501 placed second, Mary Stanley 496 third, plus Ruth Stanley 387 and others over 180. Rollie's Texaco and Glenwood Bank dominated team scoring with top game 832 and series 2919. standings remained unchanged as leaders widened their margin.
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Ladies
Carolyn Stanley
Beth Surface
Mary Stanley
Ruth Stanley
Pat Moercer
Lou King
Teass Dixie Benton
Rollie
Texaco
Glenwood Bank
Bost
the Bank
B.P.W
Maret
Rollie’s
Jamison’s
Goy Off Co
Nishna
Collin's Drug Co
Our Market
Gloria
Beauty
Nishna Valley and South Page Battle to 0-0 Tie in Homecoming
South Page remains undefeated in homecoming games after a 0-0 tie with Nishna Valley. Exceptional defense by Paul Anderson kept the Rebels in the game as the Blackhawks failed to score from close range despite multiple first and goal chances. Craig Palmer was sidelined for South Page with an injury.
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Nishna Valley
South Page
Paul Anderson
Rebels
Blackhawks
Craig Palmer
Field Reports Show Light Hunting Activity Across Iowa
State Conservation Commission field personnel report moderate to high squirrel and rabbit populations with tight hunting pressure. Flooded potholes in northern Iowa host large jack snipe numbers and excellent jack snipe hunting. Early season reports note deer hunting activity with several deer check cards returned by successful hunters.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Commission
Orioles Travel Schedule and Weekend Games
The Malvern Orioles visit Essex to face league leaders while Nishna Valley heads to Sidney. Other Friday matchups include Farragut at Stanton, South Page at Hamburg, and Fremont Mills at New Market with no major Corner Conference standings changes expected.
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Malvern Orioles
Essex
Nishna Valley
Sidney
Farragut
Stanton
South Page
Hamburg
Fremont Mills
New Market
Malvern
New Market I
Farragu
Fremont-Mills
Malvern Juniors defeat Farragut to cap 1964 with 3-1 record
Malvern junior Orioles wrapped up their 1964 season with a 3-1 record by beating Farragut 38-21. Lynn Turner opened scoring with a 30 yard TD, Randy Bal linger added a 4 yard run, Turner added another é yard score, and a 40 yard Malvern run set up more points in the second quarter. Farragut answered with two long TD runs, keeping the halftime tally at Malvern 23 Farragut 14. Bal linger added a 45 yard run in the third, and David Malcom closed the game with a 12 yard QB sneak as Farragut scored once more. Malvern finished the season tallying 113 points to opponents’ 49.
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Malvern Junior High Grid
Farragut
Jr. Orioles
Rick Tasto
Doug Sanders
Mark Babbitt
Dennis Bartley
Danny Gemmell
Jim Hanson
Ronnie Evans
David Malcom
Lynn Turner
Kenny Blackman
Randy Ballenger
Malvern Junior Orioles
Malvern
Randy Ballinger
Turner
Ballinger
Hamburg Takes Third in Corner Conference Race
In Friday play Hamburg beat Malvern 39 to 7 and Essex 32 to 0 as part of a Corner Conference slate. Farragut routed Sidney 38 to 0 with Jim Mann keying the Admirals offense, while Fremont Mills toppled Stanton 51 to 6 and Essex led New Market 32 to 7.
Oriolettes Start Cage Practices at Malvern High
Malvern Community high girls basketball begins practice with twenty players, six letter winners. Head coach DeVerne Osterfoss leads the squad, Vernon Arndt is B-team coach, as they prepare for the November 13 game against Glenwood.
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Malvern Community High
DeVerne Osterfoss
Vernon Arndt
Wildcats Rout Malvern 39-7 in Corner Conference clash
Hamburg's Wildcats built a 39-7 win over Malvern with early momentum and heavy reserves. Key plays included a 27 yard pass Ron Benscot er to Albert Ponlow and multiple TDs by Bill Costello Otto and Craig Fisher. Orioles showed improvement but stalled against the Wildcat offense.
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Craig Fisher
Hamburg
Fisher
Randy Salyers
Denny Schroeder
Wildcats
Malvern
Bill Costello
Ron Benscoter
Albert Ponlow
Ron
Costello
Mike Blackburn
Mike Moody
Otto
Moody
Jim Clayton
Gun Club to Have Shoot Here Sunday
Nimrods of the area may sharpen their shooting eye before pheasant season as the Maltvern Gun club schedules a practice at their grounds. It starts at 1 p.m. Sunday and is open to the public.
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Nimrods
Maltvern Gun Club
Hunting Hours for Waterfowl in Local Area
Legal hunting hours listed from sunrise to sunset for waterfowl in the area. Dates span Oct 29 through Nov 9 with daily start times around 6:50 am and end times between 4:19 pm and 6:23 pm. Some OCR errors show misread times such as 52 a.m. and $113 p.m.
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State Conservation Commission
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Phil Cashner
Billy Clay
Forney
Jake
Fowlera
Vince Otto Jackson
Sug
C. Stanley
Roliie
Gloria's Beauty
Gay Off Co
Dl Colling Drug Co
Luisom BP. W
Jamison's -O
Nishna Cottage
Page
Sidney Fkn
Minnesota
Jack Bingham
Lake
Shetek
Hamburg Cinches
Cowboys
Jim Mann
Admirals
Larry Gruber
Gruber
Gary Moody
Gene Dahl
Rich Kilpatrick
Larry Birkby
Rich
Stan Carlson
Mike Dalton
Sam Hawkins
Rich Carlson
Paydirt
Tom Windstrand
Steve Young
Dave Franks
Bill York
Trojan
Oriolettes
By Carol Wolfe
Osterfoss
Glenwood
Vince Otte
Clayton
Wildcat
Gun Club
Morgal Oil Co
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