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Tournament of Champions – Round 1 Scores

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August 9th, 2013 by Jim Field

Championship Division:                                     

Andrew Martin (Nishna Hills)                                34-34 – 68 (-1)

Jim Brown (Urbandale G & CC)                             35-33 – 68 (-1)

Cary Cochran (Quail Run)                                       36-32 – 68 (-1)

Aaron Ahrendsen (Manning/Manilla GC)            36-33 – 69 (E)

Lance Halvorsen (Osceola CC)                                33-36 – 69 (E)

Evan Schuler (Atlantic G & CC)                              35-35 – 70 (+1)

Brad Hartkopf (Atlantic G & CC)                            34-36 – 70 (+1)

Ron Peterson (Past Champion)                               33-37 – 70 (+1)

Jared Cochran (Terrace Hills GC)                           36-34 – 70 (+1)

Jason Reynolds (Past Champion)                           35-36 – 71 (+2)

Derek Jacobsen (Atlantic G & CC)                           35-36 – 71 (+2)

Matt Weresch (Des Moines G & CC)                       34-37 – 71 (+2)

Zach Christianson (Atlantic G & CC)                      35-37 – 72 (+3)

John Thomson (Cresco CC)                                      37-35 – 72 (+3)

Alex Huyser (Diamond Trail GC)                            36-36 – 72 (+3)

Rob Langfelt (Nishna Hills)                                      35-37 – 72 (+3)

Eric Rock (Oakland CC)                                            38-35 – 73 (+4)

Ross Martens (Rosman-Glendale)                          34-39 – 73 (+4)

Ryan Clark (Briarwood Club of Ankeny)                36-37 – 73 (+4)

Shane Burmeister (Atlantic G & CC)                       34-39 – 73 (+4)

Tim Murphy (Dunlap GC)                                         39-34 – 73 (+4)

Steve Tibbles (Perry G & CC)                                    37-36 – 73 (+4)

Kurt Matthewson (Woodward GC)                         38-36 – 74 (+5)

Jeremy Perkins (Oakland CC)                                  39-35 – 74 (+5)

Darby McLaren (Atlantic G & CC)                           38-36 – 74 (+5)

Phil Ruth (Lakeside Municipal GC)                         38-36 – 74 (+5)

Jaxson Armstrong (Crestwood Hills)                     39-36 – 75 (+6)

Carter Trewet (Otter Creek GC)                               37-38 – 75 (+6)

Dan Conaway (Eagle Grove GC)                               37-38 – 75 (+6)

Jeff Gude (Atlantic G & CC)                                      38-38 – 76 (+7)

Sam Markham (Atlantic G & CC)                             36-40 – 76 (+7)

Barry Smith (Pine Knolls CC)                                   36-40 – 76 (+7)

Steve Davie (Dunlap GC)                                           36-40 – 76 (+7)

Jason Branham (Quail Run CC)                               42-35 – 77 (+8)

Michael Bylund (Audubon GC)                                38-39 – 77 (+8)

Eric Brown (Mt. Ayr CC)                                            37-40 – 77 (+8)

Brad Bailey (Treynor Rec Area)                               40-38 – 78 (+9)

Matt Haley (Happy Hollow CC)                               37-41 – 78 (+9)

Chris Nelson (Atlantic G & CC)                                 37-41 – 78 (+9)

Steve Miller (Dunlap GC)                                          40-38 – 78 (+9)

Cory Scamman (American Legion CC)                   39-39 – 78 (+9)

Ryan Sloth (Belmond CC)                                          41-38 – 79 (+10)

Walker Adams (Osceola CC)                                     38-41 – 79 (+10)

Craig Benson (Avoca G & CC)                                   38-42 – 80 (+11)

Ryan Huinker (Harlan G & CC)                               40-40 – 80 (+11)

Matt Gross (Nishna Hills)                                          37-43 – 80 (+11)

Taylor Wheatley (5X80 CC)                                      40-42 – 82 (+13)

Kramer Sameulson (Clarinda CC)                           38-44 – 82 (+13)

Josh Burns (Sac CC)                                                   41-43 – 84 (+15)

Ryan Kirchhoff (Griswold G & CC)                          41-44 – 85 (+16)

Cole Davis (Logan-MoValley CC)                             41-44 – 85 (+16)

Jake Speer (Greenfield G & CC)                               40-47 – 87 (+18)

Steve Swenson (Villisca CC)                                      43-46 – 89 (+20)

Brandon Brown (Twin Lakes GC)                            44-45 – 89 (+20)

Joel Anderson (Willow Creek GC)                           44-54 – 98 (+29)

 

Senior Division:

Del Miller (West Liberty G & CC)                         35-34 – 69 (E)

Rick Carter (Crestmoor CC)                                   35-38 – 73 (+4)

Darron Baker (Eagle Grove GC)                            37-37 – 74 (+5)

Kirk Nelson (Atlantic G & CC)                               35-39 – 74 (+5)

Jeff Morenz (Atlantic G & CC)                               37-37 – 74 (+5)

Jim Wood (Red Oak CC)                                         38-36 – 74 (+5)

Jim Campbell (Albia CC)                                        37-38 – 75 (+6)

Kim Peters (Crestwood Hills)                                39-36 – 75 (+6)

Arnie Leistad (Atlantic G & CC)                            35-40 – 75 (+6)

Rick Thompson (Fairfield G & CC)                       39-36 – 75 (+6)

Terry Hannah (Jester Park)                                    39-36 – 75 (+6)

Daryl Armstrong (Crestwood Hills)                      40-36 – 76 (+7)

Gene Capps (Indianola CC)                                    38-39 – 77 (+8)

Lyle Wittrock (5X80 CC)                                         39-38 – 77 (+8)

Paul Huddleson (Nishna Hills)                              37-40 – 77 (+8)

Dean Muhs (Quail Run CC)                                    39-39 – 78 (+9)

Blair Hoegh (Otter Creek GC)                                38-40 – 78 (+9)

Ken Portsche (Beaver Creek GC)                           39-41 – 80 (+11)

John Willmore (Past Champion)                           38-42 – 80 (+11)

John Scott Thomson (Cresco CC)                          45-36 – 81 (+12)

Frank Rodriguez (Harlan G & CC)                         40-41 – 81 (+12)

Donald Perrin (Happy Hollow CC)                       42-42 – 84 (+15)

Greg Driskell (Crestmoor GC)                               40-45 – 85 (+16)

Rodd Bullard (Waveland GC)                                42-43 – 85 (+16)

Mark Morris (Bedford GC)                                     39-48 – 87 (+18)

Doug Williams (Nishna Hills)                                41-46 – 87 (+18)

Jerry Moores (Fremont County GC)                    43-46 – 89 (+20)

Steve Ivanovich (Terrace Hills GC)                         WD

 

Super Senior Division:

Richard Scybert (Nishna Hills)                            37-33 – 70 (+1)

Ed Leistad (Nishna Hills)                                      38-38 – 76 (+7)

Frank Gunsolley (Mt. Ayr G & CC)                      39-39 – 78 (+9)

Richard Mitchell (Nishna Hills)                           39-40 – 79 (+10)

Jerry Hoff (Crestmoor GC)                                   43-39 – 82 (+13)

Bruce Duval (Fremont County GC)                     42-42 – 84 (+15)

(Podcast) Backyard and Beyond (8/9/13)

Backyard and Beyond, Podcasts

August 9th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

On today’s show, Lavon Eblen talks with Lori Chappell, Marketing Director for the Iowa State Fair, about what’s new at the 2013 Fair in Des Moines.

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Tractor pulls taking place this weekend in Harrison County

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August 9th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

If loud and powerful motors don’t bother you, then you might want to head to Harrison County this weekend, where two different tractor pulls will take place Saturday. The first event takes place in Persia at 1-p.m., Saturday. Tickets sell for $7, with pit passes going for $10. Mike Olson, member of the Persia Fire Department, says they expect to have great participation this year. He says they’re expecting a great crowed and hoping for 70-to 80 tractor pull hooks and about the same number during the garden tractor pull.

The tractors and garden tractors will be performing at the same time on alternate tracks down at the Persia ball diamond. And what would a tractor pull event be without food? Olson says Hussy’s BBQ will serve pulled pork sandwiches. In addition, there will be  hamburgers, hot dogs, nachos.

If a tractor pull isn’t really your thing, Persia will have several other events going on throughout the day. Olson says they’ll have mixed league end of the year softball tournament taking place  all day. There will  also be pig pasture bingo. Tickets are available today (Friday) for $5 a ticket, with the winner getting $300 and good neighbor winning $50. Olsen says there will also be  duck races Saturday. Purchase a duck for $5 a duck. He says they hope to sell 50 of the plastic ducks, with the winner receiving half the money. That event will take place after the tractor pull.

The softball tournament begins at 10am Saturday morning. All proceeds from the Persia Tractor Pull go towards the Persia Fire Department to their equipment fund. Persia isn’t the only one sporting the big engines this weekend.

The Thunder in the Valley Outlaw Truck and Tractor Pull will be held later on Saturday afternoon in Dunlap. That event features some of the biggest machines around with Super Farm, Unlimited and Diesel Super Stock and 4-by-4 stock pickups. The Outlaw Truck and Tractor Pull will serve food inside their food stand along with a beer garden, and a DJ will entertain with music before and after the event.

Couples can get in for $25, single tickets are $15 and kids 12 and under are will be admitted for $5. The Outlaw Truck and Tractor Pull is in memory of Jason Hoffman who passed away near Dunlap last year in a car accident. A new announcer stand has been built in memory of Jason with his likeness on the back of it. The Dunlap Outlaw Tractor Pull starts at 4-pm Saturday. For more information on the Thunder in the Valley, visit www.outlawpulling.com

(Joel McCall/KNOD)

This is Your Nishna Valley 08-10-2013

Podcasts, This is Your Nishna Valley

August 9th, 2013 by admin

w/ Jim Field and Stacie Linfor

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8AM Sportscast 08-09-2013

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August 9th, 2013 by admin

w/ Chris Parks

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8AM Newscast 08-09-2013

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August 9th, 2013 by admin

w/ Ric Hanson

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Casey’s store hit by elderly man’s vehicle

News

August 9th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

A man from Stanton escaped injury after the car he was driving smashed into the Casey’s General Store in Essex, Thursday morning. According to the Shenandoah Police Department (which covered the accident), just before 11-a.m., 82-year old Homer Hammers, of Stanton, was pulling into a parking slot in front of the store, when he accidently stepped on the gas instead of the brake. His car crashed through the front entrance of the convenience store.

In his report, the investigating officer recommended Hammers driving skills and knowledge be re-evaluated in order for him to retain his driving privileges.

Stanton man arrested following traffic stop in Red Oak

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August 9th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

Police in Red Oak report a Stanton man was arrested this (Friday) morning on numerous charges following a traffic stop for speeding. 22-year old David Joseph Byers was pulled over a little after 4-a.m. A check of his driver’s license indicated it was suspended. In addition, Byers’ vehicle had license plates that did not belong to that vehicle. A further investigation revealed the vehicle’s registration was expired.

Byers was charged with Driving While Suspended, Operation without Registration, Improper use of Registration and Speeding. He was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on $566 bond.

In other news, the Red Oak P-D reports the arrested Thursday night, of 37-year old Rachel Charise Kathleen Hadden, from Red Oak. Hadden was taken into custody on a warrant for 5th degree theft. She was being held in the Montgomery County Jail on a $500 cash bond. And, 40-year old Tom Oren Murphy, of Essex, was arrested Thursday in Red Oak, for Driving While Suspended and having no insurance. Murphy was being held on $1,132 bond.

Heartbeat Today 08-09-2013

Heartbeat Today, Podcasts

August 9th, 2013 by admin

Jim Field speaks with Air Force Veteran Betty Hickman about her time in the service as part of our Freedom Fridays series.

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Nodaway Valley School District is being sued over 2011 sexual assaults

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August 9th, 2013 by Ric Hanson

The parents of student wrestlers who were sexually abused by other wrestlers with the Nodaway Valley School District in 2011 are suing the district, demanding it enforce state anti-bullying and anti-harassment laws, and school policies that are already in place. According to KCCI-TV, the attorney for the plaintiffs said incidents of assault, harassment and bullying have continued since the original matter was brought to his attention, but none of the original victims have encountered such incidents. The lawsuit seeks unspecified damages from the district.

Allegations of sexual assault were revealed in late 2011 involving members of the high school wrestling team. The victims were also members of the team.  Two students, one of whom was 18 at the time, the other 17, were formally charged with 2nd degree sexual assault in January 2012. Both pleaded guilty to lesser assault and harassment charges in August 2012, and were sentenced to 90 days in jail.