Corner Teams Rally for Friday Night Showdown at New Market
Malvern Panthers, led by Dan Stineman, face the New Market Miners in a tough opening grid test this Friday. The Panthers boast a strong line and depth, with key players like Barry Gustin arriving from Texas to help the passing game, while New Market sits tied for second with a 7-2 mark but has 18 lettermen leaving and changes at several positions. Injury setbacks hit Malvern Reserve contenders Gary Wendy and Doug Burchel, but Coach Stineman fields a competitive lineup and strong ground game for the Friday WRNC tilt.
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Dan Stineman
Panthers
Malvern
Miners
Lettemen
Coseh
Dennis Fhitine
Jettermen
Terry Pratt
Alar Bue
Steve Harris
Ken Carmichael
Mary Runyan
Bill Tartan
Sfuard
Namly Sefrit
Barry Gustin
Texas
Sam
Tanthers
Coah Stiseman
Viat
Jinansson
Dep Stevens
Dennis Burley
Rob Washburn
Dave Malvom
Ken Blavking
Gary Wendy
Doug Burchel
Stinemay
F-M
Charles Riley
Barry Anderson
Dave Walker
Mike O'Donnell
Kevin Albertson
Hamburg
Bob Weber
Nishna Valley
Wildcats
Jim Agnew
Essex
South Page
Ken Winkler
Iowa State
Trojans
Marty Franks
Bill Wright
Rebels
Stanton
Farragut
Bob Buettgenbach
Peru
McTis
New Market
Dan Slineman
Southwest Iowa Baseball Champs Dinner Honored at Knott's
Fremont Mills high school baseball team, Southwest Iowa champions, were guests at a steak supper near Omaha on Friday August 16. The event, promoted by the Jack Stanley Company, received donations from boosters led by Gene Fich.
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Iowa
Fremont Mills
Knott’s
Omaha
Jack Stanley Company
Gene Fich
N Valley Faces Hamburg in Friday Football Opener
Opening the 1968 season features 10 teams in action. Sidney, the defending standout, meets Glenwood, Fremont Mills, and Hamburg is viewed as the top challenger with Nishna Valley, Essex, South Page, and Treynor among potential contenders.
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Malvern
New Market
Nishna Valley
Hamburg
South Page
Farragut
Essex
Stanton
Sidney
Glenwood
Treynor
Fremont Mills
Iowa
Max Moore
Cowboys
Moore
Rams
Hunting Seasons Begin Across State This Saturday
Des Moines reports the hunting season opens Saturday for fox and gray squirrels and rabbits. Rabbits run longer to February 16, 1969, while squirrels end December 1, 1968. Daily bag 10 rabbits, 6 squirrels. no possession limit for rabbits. All residents ages 16 and up need a license, with youths under 16 requiring an accompanying licensed adult.
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Des Moines
Forney Lake and Riverton Refuges Noted as Inviolate Areas
The State Conservation Commission listed Forney Lake and Riverton as inviolate waterfowl refuges for a period from September 1 to November 1, with inclusive dates. No fronting fishing or trespassing is allowed. Boundaries will be posted with yellow Wildlife Refuge signs and No Trespassing notices.
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Tuvickily
State Conservation Commission
Forpey's Dake
Riverton
Forney Lake Blind Reservations Open
Des Moines Iowa. Blind reservations for the Forney Lake waterfowl hunting area are now being accepted by the State Conservation Commission. Twenty five blinds are available with a $1 fee per reservation and a later drawing. Reservations must be paid by certified funds and are first come first served. Goose season runs September 28 to December 6.
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Des Moines
Forney Lake
Knightettes Rally Past Nisha Valley After Farragut Defeat
The Malvern Leader reports on September 1968 high school softball action. On Sept 6 the F-M Knightettes lost to Farragut 95. On Sept 7 they exploded for 19 runs in the second inning to defeat Nisha Valley 20 to 2, with Karen Dinville and Diane Bliss collecting two singles apiece as the game ended in the fifth due to the 19 run rule.
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F-M Knightettes
Farragut
Knightettes
Nisha Valley
Karen Dinville
Diane Bliss
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Scot Sayers
Jay Burns
Charles van Nordstrand
Handy Morris
Blackhawks
N. Valley
Ter
L. B. Johnson
Dave Richardson, Jr
Clyde van Seyoe
Tabor
D-X
Tabor Beacon
Ron Kelley
McHs Panthers
Midwest
Council
Bureau Service Co
Malvern, IA
Gay OU Co
Rollie
Texaco
Genwood Bank
Standard Oil
Harless Reali Wurst
Lou King
Bixie Benton
Edna NeNults
Bey Taste
Beth Surface
Arvella Bacon
Jan Forney
Cora Nuss
Ruth Stanley
Mariann Simmons
America
Mustang
Torino
Goma
Ford
Falcon
Peera
Pere Ce Ea
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