Sidney Favored as Corner Teams Swing into Action
Sidney Cowboys stand as top favorites for the Corner Conference title with Hamburg as the lone serious challenger as football action begins this week.
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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1962
Page
11
Sidney Cowboys stand as top favorites for the Corner Conference title with Hamburg as the lone serious challenger as football action begins this week.
Sidney pursues a bid built on a nucleus of 13 lettermen led by starters including La Verne Orion at fullback Pat Glen at halfback Steve Miller at end and Joe Click at tackle. Coach K Lee Arrow Smith lists the main props and Gerry Walker and Jerome Nauman see a path up for Nihsna Valley, with Winders Hicks and the Brown twins anchoring a beefy line after last season’s 1-8-0 finish.
New Market, led by coach Ralph Aranza, brings 10 lettermen including standout backs Jim Jobe and Gary Collins to face the Orioles Friday. Barry Yates, an end named all conference, anchors Coach Robert Younger’s squad with 15 lettermen. Knights face a slug gish backfield challenge.
Essex Trojans introduce Jim Ellis as head coach with seven lettermen including backfield players David Dyke Leland Isaacson and Jim Williams and linemen Gerald Carlson Richard Perkins Harve Johnson Leo Perkins. Hi-Vikings under Larry Hughes return eight lettermen led by backfield standout Rick Gustin who scored in every game last season.
Hamburg, with eight lettermen led by Mickey Thompson, seeks a tight contest against Sidney as Thompson aims for his fourth letter. The 185-pound back will kick off hunting season Saturday. Pace Service Co. of Mal ern promotes licenses shells and guns.
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South Page hosts Malvern in the Rebels first home game as Coach Chris Salzberg fields 14 veterans led by Jim Taylor who has three letters. South Page lost nine starters by graduation. The Admirals tied for sixth last season with Malvern and Stanton, finishing 9 6 0.
Tom Hertz, a 216 pound senior guard at the University of Missouri, is forecast as Missouri’s top All-America nominee and a key blocker beside Roger Phillips. His father Gene Hertz, Creston schools superintendent, will fly to watch the Missouri UCLA game as Skinner notes Hertz’s strong grades and prior honor as an All-American prep. The piece also notes fall hunting season dates for squirrels and rabbits, public hunting areas in Iowa, and Farragut football coach Dale Hackett’s 22nd year with 15 veterans.
The notice warns Sept 14 1962 as the filing deadline for shotgun deer licenses with a statistically controlled drawing. Bow hunters may apply anytime. Deer herd in Iowa up 12.6 percent from 1961 and 33 percent over five years. Public assistance in Mills County shows 200 people receiving aid totaling 17027 dollars and averaged 85.14 per recipient.
Public assistance payments for August totaled 4,175,831 dollars, down 930 from July and 223,599 from a year ago. The caseload fell by 1,749 since last year, led by older age aid cuts, while ADC rose from 9,763 to 9,809. Disabled cases rise monthly. average cost per recipient roughly unchanged. Fremont County breakdown shows 261 OAA recipients at 22,734 dollars, 66 ADD families at 9,554 dollars, and 9 AB recipients at 863 dollars.
Mrs Warern Miller shopped in Omaha and visited her sister. Mr and Mrs Bil Anderson and Emily visited Mrs Maude Strain in Pittsburg California at the George Anderson home in Tabor. Several local residents hosted guests, supper gatherings, and travel slides from recent trips as communities share visits and hospital recoveries.
Malvern Orioles unveil a seasoned starting lineup including Doug Dashner at quarterback and Gary Wolfe at fullback, facing New Market Friday night on the Miners field. Beasley returns to lead drills after a damp Monday session and a flu outbreak sidelined him. Ardat filled in.
The NVHS girls softball team roster lists ten members including seniors Christinia Aughe Judy Geith Kathy Houser and Lorna Lewis juniors Diana Fields sophomores Linda Johnson Beverly McVay Shirley Fleming Connie Rumery freshmen Charlotte Carlson and student manager Linda Ramsey The team will start the Sectional Tournament on September 21 under Coach Marlin Mercer.
Tabor Beacon reports Fremont-Mills Knights under coach Bob Younger used a Friday exhibition as a trial run for the Friday opener against Lenox at Fremont Mills field. Black team defeated White 12-0 with Barry Yates and Gene Dahl scoring touchdowns as the squad works out pre season mistakes.
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