Orioles Edge New Market In Tough Line Battle
The Orioles edged the visiting Miners 7 to 6 in Malvern Friday after a first quarter deciding score. New Market tied late in the game but the Oriole defense held. Malvern’s offense showed power though hampered by line penetration.
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Orioles
Malvern New Market
Miners
Malvern
Oriole
Carrol Phelps
Bob Teeters
Teeters
Harold Sorenson
Sorenson
Bedford
N. M
Bill Aistrope
Tom Pearce
Doug Dashner
Lanny Gay
Altthough
Larry Jackson
Gary Wolfe
Jerry Hites
Corner Teams Open Varied Start To New Season
Varied results open the season across Corner Conference as Essex blanked Stanton 27-0 behind two touchdown runs by Larry Hummel and touchdowns by David Dyke and Robert Nelson. Glenwood defeated Sidney 12-6, with Asmussen’s 12 yard run and J Shoemaker’s 70 yard score. Hamburg routed Rock Port 37-0 as South Page crushed Treynor 18-0. Farragut fell 33-6 to Clarinda, while Fremont-Mills beat Horn 13-0 with second and fourth quarter TDs.
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ESSEX
Stanton
Dee Y Sanders
Vikings
Trojans
Larry Hummel
David Dyke
Robert Nelson
Sidney
Glenwood
Rams
LaVerne Orton
Asmussen
J. Shoemaker
Hamburg
Rock Part
South Page
Treynor
Jim Taylor
Lynn Bloom
Farragut
Clarinda
Light Admirals
Larry Gruber
Fremont-Mills
Ill Horn Fitte
Fairview Club Championship Decides Season Sunday
Fairview Country club holds its annual championship tournament on the Malvern golf course this Sunday. All members urged to enter by Max Chandler, club president. The event features 27 holes for the championship group with trophies for winners and runners-up. entry fees align with last month’s Open.
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Fairview Country Club
Malvern
Max Chandler
Intry
Malvern's first football game shows slim hopes for fall
Malvern opened with flashes of brilliance amid rust spots as Bill Aistropa and Lanny Gay stood out in the loss to South Page. Coach Beasley aims to limit errors for Friday's tougher test and thanks parents for field improvements funded by the community. The fall waterfowl stamps sale at the Malvern Post Office began, with season dates for geese and duck kits listed. The Leader notes new outdoor books in the library, donated by the American Legion in memory of John Willard, urging readers to hurry due to high demand.
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Conach Beasley
South Page
al Nothem
Malvern
Gearhart Lumber Co
Tom Gidley
T. E. Salyers
Iowa
Ted Trueblood
Lician Carey
True Magazine
American Legion
John ©. Willard
John
Mra
Rick Smith
Malvern Softball Loses Tilt. Rosalie Turner Injured
Malvern high girls dropped a three inning sectional softball game to Farragut 174. Rosalie Turner, leadoff hitter for the Oriolettes, broke an ankle sliding into second on a hit. Malvern scored 1 in the first and 3 in the third while Farragut poured in 4, 5, and 8 in the first through third innings to seal the win. Sheryl Beasley, Barbara Beasley, Shirley Moore, and the Shapcott battery contributed for Malvern.
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Malvern High
Farragut
Rosalie Turner
Rosalie
Oriolettes
Malvern
Admiralettes
Sheryl
Barbara Beasley
Shirley Moore
Barbara Shapcott
MHS Battery
Corner Games Schedule Set to Start at 7 30 PM
Conference football games will begin at 7 30 p m after a Tabor meeting last Thursday. Last year start times varied by school, and Malvern games previously started late, so the new 7 30 start is being emphasized.
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Tabor
Malvern
Glenwood Bank Holds Slim One Game Margin
The Glenwood Bank edged ahead by one game in Women's Wednesday Night bowling at the Stanley Bowl Glenwood, sweeping Ferns Beauty Shop 3-0. Farm Bureau Insurance of Malvern swept BPW, Qur Market beat A W, and Malvern Bank took two of three from Gay Oil with top scores led by Jan Forney 213 and Krecklow 209.
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Glenwood Bank
Glenwood
Ferns Beauty Shop
Farm Bureau Insurance
Malvern
BPW
Qur Market
Malvern Bank
Gay Oil
Calling Drug
Franksen
Johnson
Jan Forney
Gwen Krecklow
Chris Hites
Krecklow
Caroline Stanley
Forney
Colling Drug
Goy Qil Co
Winnie McCluskey
Caralins Stanley
Roberta Troutman
Shirley Turner
Cora Nuss
Pat Mercer
Farm Bureau Ins
Our Market
Collins Drug
Franksen & Johnson G G Gay Oil Co
Stock Willow Slough Repopulated With 39 000 Fish Last Week
Conservation Officer Chris Hein of Glenwood reports Willow Slough was stocked last week after a major kill. 21 500 bass and 17 500 channel cat were released, with growth expected in about two years. Cause of August kill under investigation. possibilities include crop spraying or low oxygen from dense vegetation. Stock originated from state hatcheries and a Kansas hatchery.
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Willow Slough
Chris Hein
Glenwood
Ermen
Kansas
Gun Club Plans Members Trophy Shoot Sunday
Malvern Gundu will sponsor a trophy shoot at its grounds in the southwest corner of the Mills county fair grounds this Sunday and is extending an invitation to all members to participate. There will be three classes of competition and trophies will be awarded winners. Participants should qualify for the classes by noon. The shoot starts at 10 a. m.
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Malvern Gundu
Mills County Fair
Some Hunters Bagged in the Season Opener
Two observations arise from Mills county opening hunting season this weekend. Mills hunters behaved well or avoided law trouble as three justices of the peace saw no offenders. Justice Ernest Timmerman recalls a busier opener two years ago. In Fremont county reports say hunters were nabbed with loaded guns in cars. Squirrel and rabbit hunting yielded no unusual luck, suggesting an average season.
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Mills
Justices of Peace
Ernest Timmerman
Fremont
Games Coming Up AI Corner Conference Schedule
The AI Corner Conference opens with Malvern versus South Page at College Springs at 7 30 p m. Glenwood travels to Willisea. Fremont Mills hosts Essex at Tabor. Nishna Valley visits Farragut.
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Malvern
South Page
College Springs
Glenwood
Willisea
Fremont Mills
Essex
Tabor
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Pool proposal stirs debate in Tabor community
Last week the Community Club announced a plan for a municipal swimming pool in Tabor. Residents split on the idea with opponents arguing bonded debt would be better directed to other community needs.
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Tabor
Trespassing Prohibited on Railroad Right of Way
W G Fetzner relief special agent of the Burlington Railroad warns that trespassing on railroad property is banned as hunting season approaches. Licenses to hunt or fish do not grant access and railroads strictly enforce the rule to protect sportsmen, the public, and railroad facilities from gunfire damage and signal interruptions.
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W. G. Fetzner
Burlington Railroad
Fetzner
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