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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1965
Page
4
Scores listed show girls and boys games with New Market, Stanton, and Essex. Girls: New Market 45 over Stanton 28 and Essex 42. Boys: New Market 42 over Stanton 56 and Essex 69.
Farragut high school defeated Nishna Valley 36 to 12 Tuesday evening. Farragut won 7 of 11 weight classes with pins by John Clark 95 pounds Date Stogdill 103 pounds Mike Simmonds 112 pounds Bernie Brughe 120 pounds Gus Hughes 127 pounds David Hughes 133 pounds Bill Clark 138 pounds and Charles Paul heavyweight. Jesse Perking of Nishna Valley pinned Harold Shull 154 pounds for Nishna Valley's lone win.
Malvern defeated New Market 59 to 36 and Nishna Valley beat Hamburg 52 to 28. Farragut topped South Page 58 to 35, Essex edged Sidney 32 to 11, and Lewis Central beat Fremont Mills SL 64. New Market WT Malvern lost 42 to 60 to Hamburg. Nishna Valley won 52 to 53 over South Page. Farragut won 39 to 52 over Bissex. Sidney fell 48 to 52 against an unnamed opponent.
The F-M Kungarettes routed Sidney 92 to 23 as Vicki King led with 38 points and Barb Lalollette added 26. For Sidney, Carol Daly scored 12. FM also beat Sidney 50 to 30 in the earlier home game with Gene Dahl 15, Terry Weldon 12, Sam Hawkins 10, Harry Ewing 6, Dan Morrival 4. Next up is a game at Essex.
In the Women's Wednesday Might Bowling League Rollie's Texaco ran six straight wins to narrow the lead held by Glenwood Bank which still holds a 144 pin bulge. Standings show Rollie's Texaco 11 1/2, Glenwood Bank 4 1/2, with A. & W and Gloria's Beauty close behind. Top individual scores include Mary Stanley 314 in a 568 total and Thelma Surface with a 540 series.
The State Conservation Commission reports a strong holiday hunting outlook for Iowa with pheasants and other game on tap. Goose concentrations run in the thousands along the southwestern and southeastern borders as newly cut corn fields provide feeding, while Mr Ringneck, Iowa's prized upland bird, is affected by the winterlike weather noted by game officials.
The Conservation Commission notes pheasants abandon solitary habits and seek shelter in larger groups, reducing hunter effort to midday cover searches while corn and bean fields remain prime in early morning and late afternoon. Quail hunting should rise as weather similarly affects birds. Hunters are urged to respect farmers on whose land they hunt to build goodwill and avoid harming future access.
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