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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1962
Page
9
South Page easily won the Corner conference track meet on the Mustang field in Shenandoah as 10 schools competed. Malvern took two firsts with Don Wieselman and Jerry Hites winning events. no records were available due to missing prior data.
Lowell McMillen returns post surgery at Hamburg hospital while Malvern and Nishna Valley athletes show strong results in a track meet. Steve Cardwell, Schultz and Jack drive fox hunting lore, with Schultz claiming thirty foxes last week. Team showcases include N-V, M, and F-M with wins in sprints, relays, and distance events led by Jim Jobe, Dan Aceenbach, and Bill Maxwell.
Diane Sandquist won three events including the 100 and 60 yard dashes and the softball throw and helped guide Nishna Valley to 84 percent of the points in a triangular meet at Tav bor with Fremont Mills and Essex. Essex 42 and Fremont Mills 44. Other NV winners included Johnson in football throw and Clark in high jump. Blackhawkette relay won the 440 yard relay in 1 03.5.
Diane Sandquist leads Fremont Mills with two firsts and a second as Nishna Valley places last in a Farragut quadrangular meet. Fremont Mills tops with 71 points, Farragut 66, Essex 52, Nishna Valley 31. events include sprints, relays, hurdles, and field disciplines with several top finishes for F-M and N-V.
Airman Basic Roger A. Anderson, son of Mr and Mrs Charlie B Anderson of Emerson, is assigned to the US Air Force technical training course for automotive repairmen at Chanute AFB Illinois. He completed basic training here and was chosen for the advanced course based on interests and aptitudes. A 1958 Wales Lincoln High School graduate-geography names Wales Lincoln High School.
Fragments list names Kell F-M Wilson F-M Lagerquist Sietsema F-M Mehsen NAW 15-6 Softball throw Davis Sandquist Van Horne F-M 180-3u Basketball throw Hall F Sonner F-M Fleming N-V Geith N-V 65-6 Primary events include Broad Jump and Basketball throw with multiple place entries.
Malvern led by Jerry Hites with a 43-10% winning shot at the Council Bluffs relays. Oriole and Oriolettes contributed to a 15% point tally as Malvern placed in the field of 41 in Class B, with Woodbine taking the meet, and Nishna Valley, Farragut, Fremont Mills, and South Page earning other top spots.
With one week remaining in the Women's Wednesday Night League Our Market has clinched first place and Glenwood Bank secured runner-up by mathematical elimination of others. Gay Oil Co. trailed last week as the race tightened.
The arena saw Farm Bureau Insurance and Malvern Bank rivals, with several players posting high scores. Phyllis Fisher led with 224, Barbara Peterson 218, Jan Forney 214, and Don Stanley 349 in a competitive Pioneer night at the Stanley Bowl.
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