Orioles Fall 20 0 to South Page in Home Game
South Page and Malvern traded momentum with South Page scoring on a kickoff march and a 73 yard rush called back by a Rebel penalty. Malvern answered through steady drives aided by Dashner and Needs, but costly fumbles and penalties stymied scoring as South Page pulled ahead 20 to 0.
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Bill Beasley
South Page
Malvern
Rebels
Jim Taylor
Lanny Goy
Goy
Buell
Doug Dashner
Gary Wolfe
Taylor
Dick Hornung
Dashner
Needs
Gary Jackson
Woody Jones
Jack Boardman
Hornung
Boardman
Oriole
Four Corner Teams Top After First Conference Round
Four Corner conference standings show undefeated teams after the opening round. Fremont Mills defeated Essex 33 to 7 and Hamburg beat Stanton 39 to 6 while Sidney topped New Market 25 to 12 and Nishna Valley won 20 to Farragut. Key plays included Kent Adams to Pat Glenn on two 65 and 15 yard scores and a 73 yard run by Denny Hendrickson for Hamburg.
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Fremont Mills
Hamburg
Sidney
South Page
New Market
Stanton
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Malvern
Essex
Farragut South Page
Malvern C. F
Cowboys
Kent Adams
Pat Glenn
LaVerne Orton
Mike Fox
Jim Jobe
Miners
HiVskes
Wildcat
Ricky Gustin
Jim Parkison
Mickie Thompson
Denny Hendrickson
Ken Winkler
Rebels and Orioles clash as fumbles decide game
A review on the Oriole Rebels game notes a 6-0 halftime gap and strong defense from the Orioles but costly fumbles killed scoring drives. The piece also sketches crowd mood, missing PA man Bud Hertz, a correction on a TD pass, local wildlife debates, a skunk mishap, Canada fishing, and a football history question.
Squirrel hunting triumph pictured by Wooten family
Malhern Weather report notes poor hunting but John Wooten and his sons Harry and Bob show a day’s limit of 18 squirrels. Marty also bagged six the prior day. The Leader thanks Mr. Wooten for the photo though the hunting spot remains undisclosed.
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John Wooten
Harry
Bob
Marty
Mr. Wooten
614 Series for Pioneer Bacon leads Pioneer League night
Ted Bacon topped all Pioneer League gamers with a 234 night and a 614 series as Erman Hullman posted 603 pinfall with 200 210 and 193 games. Gibson's Stock team had 1086 game and 2874 series as Pace Service faltered, while Thurman Bank Buffington's Westside Cafe Red Line Gil Malvern Lumber and Goy Oil traded positions in a four point round.
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Pioneer League
Erman Hullman
R. Kreckow
D. Lefever
A. Bird
J. Stanley
BL Stanley
W. Surface
R. Forney
R. Smith
A. Baldwin
L. Allely
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Pace’s
Kizzier
Second-Half Spurt Sends F-M to 33-7 Essex Victory
The Fremont-Mills Knights overturned a 7-0 halftime deficit with a second half touchdown parade, topping Essex 33-7. Barry Yates caught three passes for touchdowns from Darrell Wilkins, while Wilkins and Bud Severn added rushing scores. Francis Jensen kicked three extra points. Essex fought back with a fourth quarter TD by Leland Isaacson and a good kick by Richard Carlson. Fremont-Mills now visits Farragut next Friday.
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Essex
Trojans
Barry Yates
Darrell Wilkins
Wilkins
Bud Severn
Francis Jensen
Leland Isaacson
Richard Carlson
Knights
Fremont-Mills
Farragut
Blackhawks and Admirals battle to 20-20 tie in conference opener
In the first Corner Conference clash at Emerson Field, Nishna Valley and Farragut battled to a 20-20 tie as Dielk Winders connected with Bob Hicks early fourth quarter to knot the score. Dick Sears and Bruce Mount highlighted a first quarter for Farragut, while Williama' and Rick Lunn helped the Blackhawks rally to a halftime deadlock. A late fourth quarter pass from Winders to Micks gave Malvern's team a 20-14 lead before Mount connected with Gruber to cap a 18-yd scoring play for the Admirals, with Lunn breaking up the extra point.
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Dielk Winders
Bob Hicks
Nishna Valley
Farragut
Blackhawks
Eimerson Field
Jerry Naumann
Dick Williams
Rick Lunn
Admirals
Dick Sears
Jim Hall
Bruce Mount
Larry Gruber
Hall
Williama
Lunn
Micks
Winders
Wlackhawks
Mount
Grube
Rick Linn
Bowling League Night Upsets Lead to Tie for Nith Place
Our Market forfeits to Goys after using a substitute also used in an earlier match, dropping into a tie for ninth. Rollie’s Texaco pressed to a narrow win over Collins Drug, while Fern’s Beauty led in team totals and Lane techs. Carolyn Stanley topped scoring with 212 and 483, as Thelmas Thomas chased with 480 and Sylvia Harris 466. City Association meeting set for Oct 9 at 7 p.m. in Glenwood Bank housement.
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Our Market
Gay Oil Co
Frankson
Johnson
Beauty
Malvern Bank
Glenwood Bank
Frankson & Johnson
E.P.W
Tiree
Carolyn Stanley
Marie Jiopp
Beth Surface
Thelmas Thomas
Sylvia
Harris
Fern
Rallie
Collins
Doctor Bags Mountain Goat on Canadian Hunt Near Glacier Park
Dr John A Kline plus three Des Moines companions spent two weeks in British Columbia north of Glacier Park hunting elk bear and a 200 pound mountain goat with a fine horned trophy. Guides provided hospitality despite poor weather as the party enjoyed the rugged trip.
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John A. Kline
British Columbia
Glacier Park
Kiine
Ed Yelick
Dick Barshell
Woody Deal
Des Moines
Reckless Driving Fine Imposed on Ballmen in Glenwood
Albert C. Ballmen of Glenwood was fined 100 plus costs by Justice Ernest Timmerman for reckless driving on highway 44 after his arrest. Alan D. Combs of Omaha received 10 dollars plus costs for failing to display a warning flag. Forrest Scroggs of Glenwood was fined 5 dollars and costs for an expired license, and John J. Wright of Pacific Junction paid 10 dollars and costs for improper passing.
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Glenwood
Ernest Timmerman
Highway 44
Ballmen
Timmerman
Alan D. Combs
Omaha
Forrest Scroggs
John J. Wright
Pacific Junction
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