Malvern boy breaks nine year old track mark
Tip of the Hirtors to Tom Gidley III for a Tuesday track record at the Corner Conference meet. The old Malvern nine year record from 1966 was toppled by a local rival, with prospects of 20 flat or better this season. The writer notes strong eighth grade talent and ongoing improvement in Malvern sports. The column also argues against bounty payments for fox and coyote, urging hunters to pursue other varmints and stressing deer and squirrel damage to crops.
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Hirtors
Tom Gidley III
Malvern
Pererhaps
Fox and Coy|ote
Here
Mills Co
Deadline Set for Farm Pond Stocking Agreements
The State Conservation Commission announces a May 1 postmark deadline for receipt of approved farm pond Cooperative Stocking Agreements. Ponds must be at least half an acre, fenced, eight feet deep at spillway, have a proper spillway, and be free of fish. Qualified ponds receive 200 largemouth bass fry per acre in late spring, with bluegill stocking subject to District Fish Supervisor approval.
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State Conservation Commission
The
Conservation Commission
Commission
First Second Place Assured as Season Nears End
The Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League tightens as the season nears its end with only three games separating third from fifth. Gloria's Beauty Shop drops to third after two losses to Our Market, now one game back. Gay O11 Co. slips while Rollie's Texaco and Glenwood Barn gain ground as Nishna Cottage, Collins Drug and BPW shuffle positions. Top scorers include Thelma Surface 199 game 513 series and Mariann Simmons 195 and 5021 sticks.
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Gloria's Beauty Shop
Gay O11 Co
Rollie
Texaco
Glenwood Barn
Nishna Cottage
Collin
BPW
Jamison’s
Thelma Surface
Mariann Simmons
Roberta Troutman
Barb Peterson
Louanne Robreau
Lee Rosas
Trailriders Elect 1965 66 Board at April Meeting
The Little Britchers Trailriders held their annual meeting April 8 at Rob ert Benton’s home. Grant Smith Jes Shepard and Robert Wyant were elected to the board for 1965 to 1966. The group moved the next horse show date from June to August 1 and planned a May 13 pot luck supper plus a trail ride the following Sunday with a rain date.
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Little Britches
Robert Benton
Grant Smith
Jes Shepard
Robert Wyant
Driving on Closed Road Brings Fines in Five Cases
Five drivers on a closed Willow Slough road faced fines last week before justices of the peace. Earl Shelby of Silver City and Howard Hively of Council Bluffs each paid 10 dollars plus costs. Also fined were Leo Rhodes of Red Oak and Gary Myers of Imogene, who appeared before John Hall and were assessed 10 dollars plus costs. Willis Sackett of Omaha was fined 10 dollars and costs by Ernest Timmerman at Glenwood.
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Willow Slough
Earl Shelby
Silver City
Howard Hively
Council Bluffs
John Hall
Leo Rhodes
Red Oak
Gary Myers
Imogene
Drew
Willis Sackett
Omaha
Ernest Timmerman
Glenwood
Close tally crowns Malvern in NV Girls Dual Meet
Malvern defeats Nishna Valley 80 to 77 in a tight NV field dual on April 15. NV dominates track events with many firsts while Malvern collects more secondary spots, edging out in key relays and field events as athletes like Wolfe Haack Rydberg and Hopp lead in sprints and jumps.
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Malvern
Malvern Gals
Nishna Valley
Blackhawkettes
Oriolettes
Wolfe M
Haack
Hopp
Fender
Rydberg
Rumery
Sandquist
Johnson
Allensworth
Paul MV
Mal
Deitchler
Tones
Mort
Palser
Scott M
McMullen
Granteer
Blackman
Smith
Wolfe
Kadel
Palmer
van Nordstrand
van Nordstrand NY
Sidney Leads Corner Conference Track Meet Upsets and Records
Tom Gidley of Far ragut clocked :10.3 in the 100 yd dash to win and break the league mark, while Ken Kamman of Far ragut set a shot put record at 53-7 1 4. Sidney, Malvern and Essex posted multiple top finishes as Shenandoah field hosted the event with Nishna Valleys Don Hicks and Harold Hardy among top placers.
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Tom Gidley
Malvern
Dash
Ken Kamman
Farragut
Shenandoah
Tom
Butch Jenkins
Barton
Essex
Ken
Stan Carlson
Bob Hines
Ham
Steve Gound
Mike Stanley
Sidney
Dan Morrical
Yates
Hicks
David King
Bare
Mal
Richard Carlson
John Allen
Lloyd Herzberg
So. Page
Nick Carter
Sid
Lyle Ball
Johnson NV
Doug Booker
Far
Rex Greedy
David Franks
Harold Hardy
Steve Strong
Craig Fisher
Ken Kammian
Strong
Mike Moody
Hank Sheer
F M
Dennis Hansen
Ike Simmerman
David Henn
T. Gidley
Joan Allen
Jim Mann
Rod Grindle
Mike Fox
Jim Orr
Pat Travis
Tom Hudson
Mike Travis
Hamburg
Larry Gruber
Fay
John Bein
Craig Palmer
Harry Ewing
Wolfe
Tabor
Tom Wenstrand
Dave Parson
Rusty Scott
Keevin Koch
Terry Stalin
Harris
Loewe
Fox
Hein
Nishna Valley
Bill York
Rich Carlson
Steve Peterson
Tie N, Anderson
Don Hicks
Bill Bickett
Joe Miller
Ron Wilkinson
Terry Jenkins
Tim Randolph
Denny Boileau
Alan Gage
Roger Davis
Fremont Mills
Ed Pace
New Market
Larry Cram
Fre-Mills
Gruber
Allen
Martin
Mann
Young
D. King
B. York
Stanton
Malvern Jr High Dominates Corner Meet With 70 Points
Malvern junior high track five wins in 11 events to lead the Corner conference meet on Glenwood field with 70 points, edging Nishna Valley at 68 and Fremont-Mills at 58. Results list pole vault, shot put, high jump, broad jump winners and sprint events with Malvern prominent in sprints and relays.
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Farragut
Essex
Nishna Lake
Hamburg
South Pag
Ith
Malvern
Fremont Mills
Stanton
New Market
Malvern Jr. Hi
Nishna Valley
Glenwood
Malvern Wine
Fremont-Mills
Ballinger
Courtier
Sargent
Schaaf FM
Carter H
Greedy
Greedy S
Zanders
Paul MN
West M
Crain H
Smith FM
Wilkins
Sargent N
Anderson I
Soriano
Fisher
Turner
Kudren
Swoboda
Ewalt
Dyke S
Malvern Girls Take Fourth at Griswold Relays
Oriolettes score 38 points led by Carol Wolfe who sets a state 880 yd record at 2:43.64 and wins high jump 4-11 and 80 m hurdles 12.6. Diane Hopp places second in 220 yd, Terry Jones second in 440, others place in shuttle relays and medley events.
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Sandy Hays
Ness
Malvern High
Oriolettes
Carol Wolfe
Carol
Blackhawkette
Malvern
Diane Hopp
Terry Jones
Beverly Blackman
Marsha Deitchler
Kristi Rumery
Marsha
Diane Allensworth
Nancy Miller
Kathy Poort
Shar- Jene Scott
Kristi
Nancy
Dru Mort
Dixie Bird
Hawkette Relays Set for Red Oak Track Meet
Iowa's premier girls track meet named Hawkette Relays will run April 29 at Red Oak. Coach Marlin Mercer of Nishaw Valley organized the meet, with preliminaries at 3 30 p m. A strong field of entrants is expected, and both senior and junior high events will be contested, with junior events finishing in the afternoon and senior finals in the evening.
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Iowa
Marlin Mercer
Nishaw Valley
Red Oak
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