Miners Crush Orioles 27–12 in Opener at New Market
Malvern defeated the Orioles 27 to 12 after a muddy night and a 60 mile trip. Jim Jobe scored three times including a 65 yard kickoff return, with Doug Dashner catching an 8 yard TD from Buell Needs and a 59 yard pass later. Teammates Strough, Teeters, and Silva contributed on runs and points.
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Jim Jobe
Malvern
New Market
Orioles
Miners
Jobe
Bob Strough
Bob Teeters
Tony Silva
Doug Dashner
Buell
Oriole
Mills Countian's Car Hits Sheep on Highway
A car driven by Donald Bay Mor rieal, 25, of Silver City, was damaged and a sheep killed in an accident about 12 30 a m Saturday on highway 275 near the Mike Bloomer farm. The sheep was owned by Bloomer and the sheriff's office was advised.
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Donald Bay Morrieal
Silver City
Mike Bloomer
Highway 275
Sheriff's Office
Bloomer
Beasley Revamps Lineup for Friday Home Game
Malvern coach Bill Beasley plans several changes for the Orioles Friday eve ning home game against South Page at 7 30 p m He aims to improve the defense by moving Woody Jones to linebacker Gary Wolfe to end and Gary Jackson to backfield to boost passing juice The Rebel backfield speed from South Page poses risk to Beasley s defense as he emphasizes ends and linebackers to pin plays The crowd will see the Orioles in action for many home fans who traveled to New Market last week
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Oriole
Bill Beasley
Malvern
South Page
Woody Jones
Gary Wolfe
Gary Jackson
Beasley
Orioles
Pace Ahead in Pioneer League Season Opener
Servita Co. starts fast in the Pioneer League before a 3 1/4 point draw with Rager. Gibson's slips three points to West Side Cafe while Red Line Oil and Bacond share the lead. Gay Oil, Malvern Lumber fail to score vs Kigzlera. Ted Bacon tops with 223 and several others post 214 216 213.
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Pace Servita Co
Rager
Pace
Gibson's
West Side Cafe
Red Line Oil
Bacond
Thurman Bank
Gay Oil
Buffington’s
Malvern Lumber Co
Kigzlera
Ted Bacon
Repschloeger
Keith Hopp
Art Bird
Haarold Forney
Duane Jurgens
Austin Baldwin
HiVikes and Miners take early Corner wins in openers
Stanton and New Market won in Corner conference openers Friday night with HiVikes beating Essex 26 6 as Rick Gustin ran 65 52 and 24 yards for three TDs. Hamburg upset Rock Port 14 6 behind Winkler and Thompson. Farragut fell to Clarinda 44 20. Freemont Mills lost 13 12 at Lenox. Glenwood beat Sidney 13 0 with Rambacks long runs and Konfist 80 yards. Asmussen’s 94 yard interception return sealed it.
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Stanton
New Market
Essex
Malvern
Rick Gustin
HiVike
Tom Schenck
John Sholeen
Paul Walker
Bill York
Hamburg
Wildcats
Rock Port
Ken Winkler
Mickey Thompson
Farragut
Admirals
Clarinda
Larry Gruber
Bruce Mount
Jon Martin
Tabor
Brothers Wilkins
Fremont Mills
Knights
Lenox
Duane
Darrell Wilkins
Darrell
F M
Glenwood
Rambacks
Sidney
Melvin Konfist
Dale Asmussen
Jim Wamburg
Bowling totals highlight Buffington's 964 game and 2637 series
Jim Stanley led with 607 while Bob Forney hit 600 as Keith Hopp posted a 614 series. Lowell Fanning 203 Duane Jurgens 265 and Brooks Stanley 200 joined the scoring, with Hopp also taking top pinfall. Buffington's earned team honors with a 964 game and 2637 series.
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Jim Stanley
Lowell Fanning
Duane Jurgens
Keith Hopp
Brooks Stanley
Bob Forney
Buffington
Malvern Opens Friday With South Page Rebels Visit
Malvern prepares for its first home football game as South Page Rebels visit Friday night. Fans are urged to turnout and back the bays after a long trek to New Market last week. Also notes on pro wrestling in Omaha and local fishing and hunting reports amid a lighthearted, rural sports round-up.
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Malvern
South Page Rebels
Oriole
Simoply
Rollies Texaco Leads Wed League Undefeated
Rollies Texaco remains undefeated after five weeks in Wednesday league play. Curl Market trails by one game as Rollies eyes a clash with the defending champions. Gay Oil swept Frankson and Johnson. Malvern Bank took two of three from Collins Drug, while Glenwood Bank beat A W. Jane Miller posted a 661 series and Caroline Stanley top-scored with 661 pinfall. Standings show Rollie's Texaco at 0, Market at 8, Malvern Bank 8, Gay Oil 6, Glenwood Bank 5, Collins Drug 7, Franksen & Johnson 4, Fern's Beauty 4, A W 10, B P W 14.
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Curl Market
Texaco
Gay Oil
Frankson
Johnson
Malvern Bank
Collins Drug
Glenwood Bank
Jane Miller
Caroline Stanley
Evelyn Gay
Stanley
Gwen Krecklow
Thelma Surface
Barbara Peterson
Ruth Stanley
Rollie
Gay Oil Co
Collins Drug Co
Franksen & Johnson
Fern’s Beauty
Farragut Foe as NV Opens at Home Fun
Nishna Valley faces its first grid foe of the season Friday night with a veteran starting lineup led by coach Jerome Nauman. The Blackhawks meet Farragut on Emerson field as cold injuries may adjust the units but wind up with Ends Laughlin and Palmer and QB Winders guiding a fullback Stouder option.
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Nishna Valley
Jerome Natumann
Blackhawks
Farragut
Emerson Field
Nauman
David Laughlin
Craig Palmer
Wylie
Willie Brown
Ron Wilkinson
Phil Straight
Richard Wilson
Harold Hascall
Dick Winders
Rick Lunn
Bob Hicks
Gary Stouder
Fremont-Mills Rolls Walnut 47-6 in Football
Fremont-Mills moved to Walnut Monday evening and defeated the hosts 47-6. Bud Severn ran for three touchdowns, Barry Yates scored on a pass from Darrell Wilkins, Duane Wilkins added two receiving TDs from his brother, and Gary LaFollette recovered a fumble for another score.
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Walnut
Fremont-Mills
Bud Severn
Knights
Barry Yates
Darrell Wilkins
Duane Wilkins
Gary LaFollette
Accident Near Strahan Costs Driver a Ten Dollar Fine
Norman Bliss of Randolph was fined 10 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remley for failing to keep his car under control after a gravel road accident south of Strahan on August 26. The report notes a full tank of heating stoves advertised by Pace Service Co. of Malvern.
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Norman Bliss
Randolph
Justice of Peace
Carl Remley
Bliss
Strahan
Pace Service Co
Malvern
Corner Conference Sets 62-63 Schedule and Events
The Corner Conference officials met Sept 13 at Shenandoah Country Club with sixty school men from ten member schools. Keith Tadlock of Stanton elected president for 1962-63. Major activities include Conference College Day Oct 29, Vocal Music Festival Nov 5, boys and girls basketball tournament Jan 14-20, band festival March 26, track meet April 24 at Shenandoah, with Malvern hosting College Day and Sidney Community hosting basketball tournament and music festivals. Framont-Mills loses 13-12 to Lenox in football opener. Darrell Wilkins scored the second touchdown and a failed extra point.
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Shenandoah Country Club
Keith Tadlock
Stanton
Framont Mills
Sam Hawkins
Yates
Severn
van Seyoe
Framont-Mills
Essex
Framont-Mills Knights
Lenox
Darrell Wilkins
Fremont-Mills
Brother
Darrell
Duane Wilkins Lovering
Sidney Community School
Shenandoah
Malvern
Funeral Services for Chas. Howard
Relatives learned of the death on September 13, Charles Howard aged 87 died at his Brush Cole home after a period of ill health. He was born on the Malvern home farm, operated it, moved to Nebraska for health, then settled in Brush where he lived for many years. His brother Bert Howard of Malvern survives. Funeral services were held Monday at Brush. Printing: Call The Malvern Leader for all kinds.
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Charles Howard
Brush
Cole
Monnday
Bert Howard
Malvern
Nebraska
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