Corner Inaugurates New Sportsmanship Program
Corner officials at the Essex fair meeting on September 10 elected officers for the conference governing body and approved an experimental sportsmanship award. Cheerleaders will rate opponents and fans at nine conference football games this fall using a standardized evaluation chart, with season-end results determining the award and potential extension to basketball if successful.
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Corners Conference
Essex
Corner grid opens with four wins in season kickoff
Corner conference teams posted four wins and six losses as the grid season opened Friday night. Farragut upset Clarinda 13-6 for its first win over the Cardinals in seven meetings, with Larry Gruber 80 yards on a pass from Jim Mann and a 37 yard scamper for another score. Clarinda totaled 85 rushing yards. Essex beat Stanton 26-6 behind Rich Carlson’s run and two extra points, Dave Franks 4 and 25 yard TD runs, and a 50 yard punt return. New Market beat Malvern 7-0, Hamburg defeated Nishna Valley 21-6, Glenwood beat Sidney 20-6, Oakland edged Fremont Mills 13-7 on a 55 yard punt return by Marv Thompson and a late score, Sam Hawkins scoring for Maryville who shut out South Page 40-0.
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Farragut
Admirals
Clarinda
Cardinals
Larry Gruber
Jim Mann
Gruber
Greg Shearer
ESSEX
Stanton
Viking
Rich Carlson
Dave Franks
Richard Bergren
Singleton
New Market
Malvern
Hamburg
Nishna Valley
Glenwood
Sidney
Cowboys
Mike Stanley
Don Jedlicka
Rams
Mike Chambers
Jedlickas
Oakland
Fremont Mills
Marv Thompson
Tom Luxford
Sam Hawkins
Knights
Maryville
South Page
Rebels
League leaders named as Malvern and Sidney members
Named president of the league was A. H. Notham of Malvern, with Lyle Latimer of Sidney vice president and Ron Bales of Fremont Mills secretary. The principals set a conference events schedule including Career Fair in Sidney on Oct 13, Vocal music clinic on Nov 2, a Band clinic on April 26, and College Day in Malvern. They discussed the 1965 basketball tournament to be held at three sites to avoid late hours, and noted officials procurement problems.
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League
A. H. Notham
Malvern
Lyle Latimer
Sidney
Ron Bales
Fremont Mills
Rebels Here Fun for 1st Home Game at Corner
Rebels will host Malvern for their first home game in Corner County play Friday at 7 30 p.m. The Orioles cope with injuries to Harold Hardy and Greg Jones while new lineups and Ver non Arndt's rehab notes mark preparation. Coach Richard Krambeck misses practice due to a sinus infection. The event also features the debut of the school's new pep club with special routines.
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South Page Rebels
Malvern
Orioles
Harold Hardy
Greg Jones
Teing
Vernon Arndt
Richard Krambeck
Warren Hall
Malvern Orioles
SECOND QUARTER TALLY GIVES NEW MARKET WIN
Malvern Orioles opened their 1984 football season at New Market before a large crowd. Richard Clayton created the key score with a 70 yard punt return in the second quarter, passing to Dave McComb for the extra point as coach Ralph Aranza’s team kept the game even after that.
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Malvern
Final Results of Little Britches Rodeo in Malvern
Malvern hosts DeMolay Little Britches rodeo finals with Tom Van Scyoe Thurman and Maycale Jones Tarkio Mo as two time winners. Event winners earn points toward national rodeo in Colorado next summer with seniors and juniors across bareback broncs calf roping goat tying and barrel racing.
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Tom van Scyoe
Thurman
Maycale Jones
Tarkio
Colorado
Tom van Scyoc
Ray Mosier
Herb Fricke
Terry Hawkins
Ron Pullman
Cheryl Groff
Liz Hall
Rollie's Texaco Still Undefeated After Week Three
Rollie's Texaco continues its perfect run in the Wednesday night league after week three, sweeping Gloria's Beauty Shop while Gay Oil Co and Our Market also won, along with Collins Drug and A W. Individual high scores include Pauline Harshbarger 196 and Doris Reisner 190, with team totals 844 per game and 2396 for the series. Standings show Rollie's Texaco 0, Gay Oil Co 2, Jamison's 3, Glenwood 4, Collins Drug 4, Gloria's Beauty 4, A W 1, Our Market 6, BPW 8, Nishna Cottage 9. Corner pairings listed for Sept. 18 include Fremont Mills at Essex and Stanton at Hamburg.
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Rollie
Texaco
Gloria
Gay Oil Co
Our Market
B.P.W
Nishna
Collins Drug
Glenwood Bank
Jamison’s
Gay Oil
Beauty
Pauline Harshbarger
Beth Surface
Doris Reisner
Carolyn Stanley
Mary Stanley
Louanne Robreau
Pat Mercer
Glenwood
Gloria's Beauty
A & Wa
Nishna Cottage
District Girls Softball Tourney Opens Next Week on FM Field
Iowa girls high school district softball tournament schedule shows Stanton drawing Nishna Valley and Fremont Mills facing Marragut with byes for Geanrul Geinwald and Premont-Milla. Stanton forfeited to Nishna Valley. Nishna Valley meets Griswold Tuesday at 7 p.m. Farragut meets Lewis Central at 6:20 p.m. Monday with the winner to play Fremont-Mills at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday. finals Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.
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Iowa
Athiana
Weelk
Stinton
Maver
Teremont Mills
Maiko
Stanton
Niahn Valley
Marragut
Owly Geanrul
Geinwald
Pre
mont-Milla
Nishna Valley
Griswold
Farragut
Lewis Central
Fremont-Mills
Get Permission Hunters Advised For Safe Season
Mills county recorder Kenneth Asmussen warns hunters and fishers to obtain owner or occupant consent before hunting with dog bow or gun or fishing on cultivated enclosed lands or privately stocked ponds. The notice cites Chapter 714.25 of the Iowa Code and stresses permission to avoid fines up to one hundred dollars per offense.
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Kenneth Asmussen
Mills County Recorder
Asmussen
Iowa
Farragut to Initiate New N Y Field
Nishna Valley Blackhawks prepare to unveil a new football field as they host Farragut in a Corner Conference clash. Coach Ken Kruser aims to sharpen the squad after a 21-6 opening loss to Hamburg, with Bob Johnson contributing a 39 yard TD catch and Wilkinson on the play.
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Nishna Valley Blackhawks
Farragut
Blackhawks
Ken Kruser
Budck~hawks
Hamburg
Wildcats
Nishna = Valley
Bob Johnson
Ron Wilkinson
Jim Clayton
Ric
Craig Fisher
Clayton
Vince Otte
Mike Moody
Vandals Strike Silver Bay Service Station
Sheriff Ed win Barkus reports vandalism at the Standard Oil Station in Silver Bay. An air hose and a pop machine were damaged in the incident.
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Edwin Barkus
Standard Oil
Silveray
Court records note fine and costs to be paid
The brief passage states that a defendant is fined and liable for costs, and shall remain committed until the fine and costs are satisfied. No additional context or entities are provided in the fragment.
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