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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1963
Page
11
The Monday football banquet praised the squad's effort despite a 1-7-1 record, noting fans value 100 percent effort over official totals. Kenneth Wells lauded players and urged graceful losses, while Lanny Gay earned the team’s MVP honor amid postseason recognition for five players.
Malvern hosts South Page in the Malvern Community Building for the first home games of the season. The Rebelettes led by Jan Hogg are tipped as league contenders after one conference bout. The Oriolettes aim to rebound after a setback to New Market.
In the Women's League, last week’s results show Barbara Peterson posting a 202 game atop individual scores. Shirley Van Horn and Ruth Stanley tied for near top with 187, while Peterson led with a 517 series. Team bests included Rollie’s Texaco’s 796 game and Glenwood Bank’s 2813 pinfall. Standings list Tabor D-X leading, with Glenwood Bank, Rollie’s Texaco, Our Market, Collins Drug, Jamison’s, Connie’s, A and W, and B P W in pursuit.
New Market beat South Page boys 42 20 on Tuesday, following their December 3 victory over Malvern. South Page girls defeated the Minerettes 64 21 led by Jan Hogg with 31 points. Essex beat Stanton 66 46 with Rich Carlson scoring 24 for the Trojans, and Essex girls edged a 48 47 win as Shirley Peterson sank a late free throw to cap 27 points.
State Conservation Commission reminds trappers that the mink trapping season ends at midnight December 8. Fur quality this year has kept prices down. Other trapping seasons for muskrat beaver badger skunk opossum civet cat and raccoon run until midnight February 28 1964.
A city driver hit a deer west of Minotola causing about 40 dollars damage. Geo Palser of Hastings had a similar collision near the Wabash underpass on highway 34. He moved the deer off the road and told officials where to find it, but none remained. Removing a deer can bring a heavy fine. Motorists are urged to drive with extreme caution during the rutting season.
Wagon Wheel Saddle Club elected new officers at a meeting held Sunday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Harold Tate in Clarinda. Olin Sargent was named president Earlin Fenn vice president Edith Sargent secretary treasurer. Henderson visitors included Mr and Mrs Darrell Ackenbaugh and Mr and Mrs Art Fritcher.
Trapping activity across Iowa, especially the north marshes, is very heavy as overseas demand boosts fur prices. Muskrats average 1.10 per lot. mink quality down due to warmth, males 14 females 6. raccoon fur 1.50. civet 2.50 with European buyers strong. beaver blankets 10 to 12, smaller beaver low. Prices show general averages and will vary by handling, grade, and state region. Printing notice from The Patvoren Leader.
Nishna Valley boys suffered their first defeat of the season 49-44 to Lenox on NV floor. Rick Lunn led the Blackhawks with 11 points while Bill Boulder scored 15 for Lenox. In the opener, Nishna Valley girls fell 66-28 as Marilyn Morley poured in 43 points and Shirley Fleming led NV with 16.
The State Conservation Commission released legal waterfowl hunting hours across southwest Iowa from December 6 through December 13. Hours vary daily from early morning to late afternoon with start times around 7:35 to 7:41 a.m. and end times near 4:54 to 4:55 p.m.
Malvern community high football squad members were honored at a Hillsdale church dinner hosted by their dads. Kenneth Wells spoke on discipline and effort, urging hard work, school pride, and sportsmanship. Coach Krambeck presented letters and bars to seniors, juniors, sophomores, and awarded managers and special honors to Lanny Gay and others.
Fremont-Mills Knights extend win streak to 38 in Corner Conference at Essex after routing Sidney 91-46. Gary La Follette and Darrell Wilitina combine for 63 points as Fremont-Mills led 39-28 at halftime. In girls action, Fremont-Mills wins 85-36 with Marjorie Wilson scoring 39 and Vicki King 22.
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