Orioles Seek Homecoming Win Against Blackhawks Friday
Malvern's Orioles aim for a Friday homecoming victory as Nishna Valley Blackhawks visit after mixed results. The piece notes past Homecoming thrills, potential favorites status, and wary expectations while touching on recent losses and a lingering sense of rivalry. It also mentions a new Sportsmanship award trial and a cheerleader driven ratings system.
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Rollie's Texaco dominates bowlers in Wednesday league
Rollie's Texaco extended its lead in the Women's Wednesday Night bowling league with three more wins. Top performance included an 827 game and 2301 series as Gay Oil Go claimed runner up with 4258 total. Glenwood Bank, Collins Drug also posted strong scores while Pat Mercer led with a 642 series and 222 game.
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Farragut Leads Corner League After Week One
Five unbeaten teams remain after early Corner conference play. Farragut top the pack as Essex edge Fremont Mills 20 19 in a late Trojan rally. Sionty edged New Market 26 13 while Hamburg beat Stanton 33 13.
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Knights Rally Falls Short at Essex 20 19
In the Corner Conference opener Essex beat FM Knights 20 to 19 at home. Richard Carlson starred for Essex with a touchdown pass to Tom Wenstrand, two rushing TDs, and three extra point efforts. FM tied late but could not complete a comeback as Butch Kilpatrick and Gene Dahl connected on two TD passes and a late score was stymied. Next FM game visits Farragut on September 25.
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Tom Wenstrand
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Sam Hawkins
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Farragut Admirals extend win streak with 39 point shutout
Farragut’s well balanced squad earned their 11th straight victory by defeating Nishna Valley 39-0 on the Blackhawks new field. John Allen led scoring with three TDs on 65 21 and 5 yard runs. Larry Gruber and Jim Mann added scores on a 28 yard pass and a 24 yard keeper. Darryl McLaren added a late fourth quarter plunge. Gregg Scherer and Harold Shull kicked extra points. Craig Palmer starred defensively for the Blackhawks.
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Craig Palmer
Nishna Valley Returns for MCHS Homecoming Night
Malvern and Nishna Valley meet for the Oriole homecoming game likely close as both teams share the same record. Other Friday matchups include Sidney at Stanton, Fremont Mills at Farragut, Essex at South Page, Hamburg at New Market.
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Rebel Back’s Oriole Hopes 194 Yds. Hit
A total of 194 rushing yards by Rebel fullback Woolsey powered South Page to a 26-6 victory over Malvern. Woolsey scored three long touchdowns, totaling 175 rushing yards, while Lavely added a kickoff return and three extra points. Malvern’s lone score came on a 15-yard pass from Blackburn to Jackson after a long SP drive.
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