N V Trackmen Fall to Villisca in Dual Meet
Nishna Valley lost to Villisca 57 to 40 as both teams used events planned for Saturday's state indoor meet at Iowa City. Valley placewinners included Slyd dash second, Swett second hurdles, Kudron second high hurdles, Haack third mile, Pierce second 880, Van Nordstrand Paul Haack Don Haack Randy Morris on Blackhawks squad, Sargent first high jump 5 ft 9 in, Bruce second broad jump, John Paul second shot.
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Villiscans
Valley
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Dennis Boileau
Dave Swett
Randy Mareris
Swett
Phil Kudron
Vaughn Babbitt
Villisen
Clint Gravett
Paul Haack
Mark Pierce
Blackhawks
Charles van Nordstrand
John Paul
Don Haack
Randy Morris
Bob Sargent
Dave Bruce
Patrons Back Malvern School Board Choice for Maynes
About 80 patrons attended a Malvern Community School Board meeting at the community building. They expressed confidence in Larry Maynes as high school girls basketball coach and physical education instructor and asked that he remain in that role. Earlier he was offered a position with junior high girls coaching.
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Malvern Community Schol Board
Larry Maynes
Maynes
Panthers Entered Tarkio Relays At Tarkio Meet
Malvern trackmen competed in Tarkio Missouri relays on Saturday with multiple entries. Rodney Hunt finished fifth in the 2a rd dash with a time of 24.4 seconds as the Panthers only placer. Lynn Turner qualified in the broad jump but did not reach finals. Eddie Sands ran a 3 02 mile, not placing. Mike Blackburn won his heat in the hurdle event but failed to qualify.
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Malvern
Tarkio
Rodney Hunt
Lynn Turner
Mwe
Eddie Sands
Mike
Booster Club Fun Night Successful at Malvern School
A large crowd and high participation marked Malvern Sports Booster Club Fun Night. The event featured exciting activities for elementary pupils from Chantry School and Nishtu Valley, with Malvern faculty helping. The club set an athletic banquet for April 25 and thanked all who contributed.
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Booster Club
Malvern
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Booster Club to Sponsor Malvern Little League Baseball
The Malvern Sports Booster Club met at Chantry School and voted to sponsor a summer Little League Baseball program. They planned an athletic banquet on April 25 with tickets at $2.00 and encouraged parents to have children join. Max Dashner and Kenneth Scott sought club support to form multiple teams locally.
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Malvern Sports
Chantry School
Max Dashner
Kenneth Scott
Malvern
Malvern Sports Booster Club
Malvern Leader reports local happenings in April 1968
The Malvern Leader from Malvern carries a lone Thursday edition dated April 4, 1968. This issue covers local notices, community events, and brief updates from the area.
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Malvern
Lone Thursday
Malvern Trackmen Score Six At Logan Relays
Malvern coach Gary Richey took his squad to the Logan relays Tuesday where 19 schools competed. Oakland won the meet. Malvern placings included Eddie Sands fourth in the mile in 4 55, a fourth in the mile medley relay 4 08 by Rod Powles Lynn Turner Mike Blackburn Eddie Sands, and a fifth in the 440 yard relay in 491 by the same quartet. Coach Richey said the team is improving and should develop as the season continues.
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Malvern
Gary Richey
Oakland
Eddie Sands
Rod Powles
Lynn Turner
Mike Blackburn
Richey
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