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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1964
Page
9
Coach Dick Krambeck asks Malvern high grid candidates to report August 18 or 19 for equipment. The Oriole mentor plans workouts to begin August 20 and will issue equipment at the Community building from 9 to 12 a.m. on those two days. He urges candidates to complete required medical examinations beforehand if possible.
The Salyers Little League squad suffered its first loss 2-1 as Randy Ballinger took his first defeat in eight starts while Leader posted the win on strong defense. Dan Gemmell, Chaos Walston, and Lynn Tur Randall led offensively in a season-ending stretch, with Henningsen and Continent forfeiting earlier games. Final standings show Leader atop with Balers?
Championship honors will be decided at Fairview Country Club Sunday as the annual club tournament is held starting 7 a.m. The senior flight for members over 60 debuts this year. All flights except the championship play 18 holes. the main go is 27 holes, and all but the championship flight use handicaps for pairing.
Pairings for the August 20 ladies golf event show teams led by Carol Wortman Nancy Hanson and Diane Hopp, with seven more groups including Margaret Bower Gertrude Hampton and Mary Terry. A special value ream paper package is advertised at The Leader office for $1.27.
Judy Scott, daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Scott of Tabor, was chosen Tuesday evening from 25 contestants to reign over the 1964 Sidney Iowa rodeo. She will represent the rodeo at all functions through 1965 and was sponsored by the Tabor Community Club.
Sheriff Edwin Barkus was summoned after five youths in two cars abused rail track maintenance worker B. Lunn of Emerson near the Hastings tracks about 4 a.m. The youths used foul language and threatened to shoot out his lantern.
DeVerne Osterfoss of Malvern employed by the state in traffic survey was fined $10 and costs for parking his car on a county road bridge south of Malvern. Martin Cole of Glenwood paid $25 and costs for an insufficient funds check and restitution. Six truckers faced fines: John Eckelberry, James Port, Donald Phipps, Leo Bassett, William Kennedy, Wayne Gasvenen for improper registration with Gasvenen also paying $25. Richard Helger of South St. Paul was fined $12.50 for overlength.
Henderson girls lost 42 to 21 at Henderson Monday. Betsy Paul and Verna Wilber hit home runs for Henderson, as both teams connected with the ball in a high scoring game. A slump in defense opened the door for Red Oak to pull away.
The Town Conservation Commission sets 1964 hunting seasons and bag limits across the state. Open forestry and game rules include equine species, rabbits, raccoon, pheasant, quail, Hungarian partridge, and deer. Specific dates, hours, and bag limits are given for each species, with permit details and application deadlines for deer gun permits.
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