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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1965
Page
11
The Malvern BPW explores hiring a coach for next season and leads a broader regional coaching churn as schools shift. The BPW plans a major push, praising its long-running summer recreation program and its volunteers for sustaining local activities while Malvern signs two coaches for next year.
Dixie Benton led the week with a 532 series on Wednesday night at the Stanley Baw, firing 201 and 182 and 147. Ruth Stanley took runner up with 508, Barb Peterson 182 high game, and Cor ky Bowley 182 among other top scores. Rollie's Texaco swept standings with 81 wins and 18 losses. Glenwood Bank 66 34. Gloria's Beauty 42. Collins Drug 49. Jamison's 56. A W 64. Nishna Cottage 11 88.
South Page Community High won the Corner conference traveling sportsmanship trophy for the season. Awards were judged by cheerleader squads from ten Corner schools, rating others’ sportsmanship while excluding their own. Malvern ranked fourth overall. Malvern cheerleaders received top ratings from nine rival squads. EMERSON MIXED BOWLING LEAGUE results follow with scores and top performers.
Tommy Gidley ran the 100 yard dash in 10.5 seconds at Shenandoah Tuesday to earn Malvern's only tally in the Mustang Relays. Red Oak won with 6154 points. Gidley had a 10.7 in prelims and was the lone Malvern entry in finals. Mike Dukes won the event, 10.3, for Villisca. Coach Richard Krambeck takes the squad to Tarkio for Tri-State meet.
Coach Marlin Marcer of Nishna Valley announces the annual Blackhawketts Relays will be held April 29 at Red Oak. Iowa's premier girls meet will welcome returning participants and new entrants, with brochures and entry blanks mailed to schools.
The State Conservation Commission reports 293 795 bobwhites were harvested in 1964. Hunters logged 144 050 field trips by 47 3870 participants, totaling 546 175 hunting hours. The average hunter made three trips, 3.8 hours per trip, bagging 2.1 quail each. Despite a longer season and high population, the harvest fell about 34,000 birds from 1963 due to heavy cover and drought.
Lewis Central girls track team defeated the Inv Gals 105 to 55. Nishna Valley and Lewis Central met in a dual meet with strong performances across events.
Malvern track stars improved for season opener defeating New Market 87 to 51. Oriolettes won four field events and led in sprints and relays while both teams showed low marks due to limited training. Key results include 80 meter hurdles won by Carol Wolfe and 60 yard dash by Sandra Hays.
State Conservation Commission announced opening dates for this fall hunting seasons. Squirrel and rabbit September 11, raccoon October 16, quail November 6, pheasant and Hungarian partridge November 13. Dates may change after summer population surveys. Officials aim for a strong nest season to offset blizzard losses. High jump results noted for Mary Sue Palser at 4-3.
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