Malvern Orioles set for season openers in 1944 campaign
The Malvern Orioles travel to New Market this Friday for the opener, then host South Page next week as coach Dick Krambeck eyes a first winning season in years. Vern Arndt remains cautiously hopeful the team can win over half its games with key players and hard work.
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Admirals Get Nod for Top Prospects
Corner conference football opens the 1964 season with non conference showdowns Friday night. Farragut Admirals, 63 champs, top contenders, back 21 lettermen but lighter in the line. Sidney, Hamburg, Essex, South Page, New Market, Stanton, Fremont Mills, and other squads field strong rosters and rising stars as coaches project improved showings.
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Squirrel and Rabbit Season Opens Saturday
Hunters are reminded that squirrel and rabbit seasons open this Saturday with good populations reported. Squirrel season runs to Dec 11 1964 with a six bag limit and twelve possession. Rabbit season runs to Feb 21 1965 with a ten bag limit and zero possession. Shooting hours 6 am to 6 pm. State rabbit populations are high in several regions. The lettered squad includes Carroll Jensen and others across backfield ends guards tackles and center.
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Fred Fichter
Terry Boone
Bob Goodman
Terry Weldon
Dan Study
Hank Sheer
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Forney
Bid for Mail Messenger Service Between Malvern and Depots
Postmaster Tom Gidley invites sealed bids to carry the U S mail between Malvern and the C B Q and Burlington depots. Bids, qualifications, and details are available from Mr Gidley. Messenger to pick up mail from and deliver to four trains daily, two on the Wa bash and Burlington lines.
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Little Britches Rodeo Featured at Randolph Fall Festival
Randolph Enterprise reports the Little Britches Rodeo will headline the Randolph Fall Festival on Saturday September 12. Vance Trively and the Randolph Community club are organizing a full day of events from a morning trap shoot to a 1 pm parade, youngster contests with prizes, a softball game, a free 630 pm meal, and evening features including a king and queen, a free movie and dance with grand prize drawings at 1030 pm.
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L B Rodeo Finals Set for Sunday
Flooded Mills county fair grounds delayed the DeMolay Little Britches Rodeo. Finals now slated for Sunday two shows at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. with 16 events and winners including Herb Fricke Ray Mosier Carolyn Schrapp Cheryl Groff and Mary Holcombe among top placers.
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Herb Fricke
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Ray Mosier
Hastings
Ron Pullman
Sidney
Carolyn ‘Sharpp
Co. Bluffs
Mary Holcombe
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Carolyn Schrapp
Maycale Jones
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Cheryl Groff
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Red Oak Tractors Dominate Emerson Festival Events
Tractor pulling at the Emerson Fall Festival drew strong entries across classes. In 5500 Ibs, Lawrence Greiner won with MH 446, followed by Marion Jones and Roger Jones from Red Oak. 5500-7500 Ibs saw Leo Storten Becker take 1st for Glenwood, with Red Oak entrants Bud Halvin and others close behind. 7500-11000 lbs winner was Richard McLarin of Shenandoah driving a John Deere 410 diesel, with Morris Coates and Bob Anderson placing. Over 11,000 lbs saw Norman Bierbaum win on an Int 806 diesel, with Russell Maynes and Milt Lantz also from Red Oak in top spots.
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Marion Jones
Roger Jones
Harold Hunt
Red Oak
Leo Stortenbecker
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Dieesel
Bud Halvin
Delbert McVsy
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Fred Honeyman
Emerson
Richard McLarin
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John Deere
Morris Coates
Essex
Bob Anderson
Floyd Bowen
Hastings
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Orioles Open 84 Season With Miners Conference Opener
Coach Richard Krambeck will bus 16 top players to New Market on Friday as the Orioles begin their nine game schedule with a Corner Conference game against the Miners. Starting lineup likely includes Bill Blackburn at quarterback Gary Jackson Woody Jones Harold Hardy and a line with Axtell or Benseater Hertz Scott and Stephens. Fans plan to attend via buses for students and the newly formed pep club.
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DeMolay Rodeo Queen crowned at Tarkie event
Results from Tarkie Missouri show girls goat tying and pole bending with top placers Tammy Hankins Karen Lynam and Rodney Groff. Beverly Forney named 1964 DeMolay Rodeo Queen will preside Sunday succeeding 1963 queen Liz Hall who led the entry parade.
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Karen Lynam
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Dianne Frickie
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Rodney Groff
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Fire at Mer rill Crouse farm corn crib
A corn crib on the Mer rill Crouse farm burned, contrary to earlier report attributing the blaze to the Vernon Crouse place in last week's Leader. The incident clarifies the location of the fire and corrects prior misattribution.
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