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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1970
Page
3
Panthers were defeated 93 to 39 by the Rebels in a decisive game. The article fragment mentions teams and a lopsided score but lacks coherent details or player names. Further readable facts are unavailable in the provided text.
Malvern Panthers hand Rebelettes a conference loss as Kathr Leu leads with 20 points. Debbie McClure adds 18 and Jolene Ponton 12 while Malvern’s defense roams with 11 steals and 14 rebounds. Page scoring spreads damage, final tally Malvern 70 South Page 42.
The Iawa Conservation Commission announces hunting hours based on sunrise and sunset. Waterfowl hunting in Southwest Jawa is governed with WW from 7:38 a.m. to 4:54 p.m. and V1 from 7:38 p.m. to 4:54 p.m.
Deer ran into Roger Jackson's car on the Mineola blacktop Saturday night. Sheriff reports vehicle damage estimated at 225 dollars.
Malvern 70, South Page 42 in girls play. Fremont Mills 88, Essex 41. Sidney 62, New Market 64. Nishna Valley 40. Farragut 48, Valley 9. Malvern 39. Essex 38. Sidney 35. Malvern 30. Farragut 71, Sadoey 42. Page listings show multiple matches with uneven margins and partial scores, reflecting a busy Tuesday schedule across area teams.
Joyce Stephens is named MCHS Girls Player of the Week. The tall guard enters her fourth year, providing height and defensive reach that bolster the Pantheretic guard section and aid overall team effectiveness.
Farragut girls defeated by Nishna Valley 77 to 40 in Corner conference action as Becky Albright scored 33 for the Valley. Kathy Grindle led the Hawkettas with 18 points and Pat Perkins added 15. In the nightcap, the Valley Hawks edged Farragut 49 to 48 with balanced scoring led by Paul Haack 15 Randy Morris 12 and Merrill Slump 10 while Farragut shot 43 percent from the field.
Emerson Hawks were edged by Plattsmouth 151 to 132 as Denny Howard and Steve Hinkle led the Hawks with strong inside play. Ben Maze scored 41 for Plattsmouth, Gary Schart added 36, while Hinkle pushed Emerson within two at halftime.
Blackhawk grapplers coached by Dick Erb lost to Red Oak Tigers 41 11 in varsity and 45 13 in reserve Tuesday night. Nine RO wrestlers won classes while Nishna Valley secured wins in three weight classes. Notable results include Singiel pinning Gage, Rolfson pinning Diep, and several close decisions.
Readable notes report Mills County deer harvest estimates around 60 to 70, with people noting heavy population and some losses among hunters. In Farragut junior high action, Farragut defeated Nishial Farragut 37 to 21 as Dave Bowen led scoring with 6 points, while Lidimer matched that total for Farragut.
A local town celebrates a fresh year with pride in its team and community. Officials announce continued support and new initiatives to boost youth sports and town spirit. Local residents share optimism for upcoming events and community programs.
The schedule lists December 11 games including New Market at Hamburg, South Page at Essex, Malvern at Nishna Valley, Farragut at Fremont-Mills, and Stanton at Sidney. December 15 features Hamburg at Malvern, Stanton at South Page, Essex at Farragut, New Market at Clearfield, and Glenwood at Fremont-Mills in conference play.
The Nishna Valley Boosters met Thursday December 3 at 730 p.m. in the school cafetorium. Attendance was low due to out of town music and sporting events. Coaches Denny Howard Ron Bannart Randall Bates and Craig Nixon attended. Bates showed an excellent film on new basketball rules and noted two recent changes. Nixon added that girls participate but there may be drawbacks like a possible forced foul. After reviewing the schedule the group voted there would be no January meeting due to a full sporting calendar. Support for the show is hoped.
Glenwood defeated Malvern in both games as Coaches Maynes and Mann led the squads. Pantherettes tripped on 20 turnovers in a 67 to 50 loss with Kathy Leu scoring 25 and Pat Hodgson pacing Glenwood with 28. Malvern boys fell 48 to 46 despite a strong start and Jack Sell leading Malvern with 14 points as Glenwood surged late.
Nishna Valley grapplers, after a prior win over Fremont Mills, were defeated by Treynor Cardinals 40 to 10 on Thursday in varsity and reserve bouts. Danny Pierce beat Sam Thomas in the 119 lb class. Craig Allensworth and Grant Mass scored in the 132 and 145 lb classes. Jon Bass defeated Grant Mass in the 145 lb. Jeff Byers drew with Jim Crist in the 155 lb class. Dennis Exceen pinned Treynor’s 145 lb opponent to give NV’s lone reserve score.
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