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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1974

Page

13

Malvern Pantherettes top Vi Queens 68 59 in Stanton game

Malvern Pantherettes defeated Stanton Vi Queens 68 to 59 on Friday. Tom Jones led scoring with 33 points, Kim Wederquist added 24, and Julie Swoboda 11. Wederquist and Jones each had seven assists, Ricker led rebounding with 13. Stanton’s Donna Peterson topped their team with 26 points.

Malvern Pantherettes Stanton Malvern Cage Tom Jones Kim Wederquist Julie Swoboda Kathy Ricker Kristi Henderson Chris Ellison Donna Peterson Viqueens Rene Linden Rene Carla Erickson Cindy Franzen

Vikings Paus Panthers with 55 to 42 Friday

Stanton dominated on its home court Friday, beating the Panthers 55 to 42. The victory showcased strong defense and efficient scoring as Stanton controlled the game from the opening tip.

Vikings Panthers Stanton

Panthers and Vikings Battle In Hard Fought Game

Vikings led every quarter and were seven points ahead at the half. Jim Hatfield and Perry Sinner tied for high scorer with 14 each for the Panthers, while Doug Maher led the Vikings with 17 points and Kevin Hallquist added 16. Rebounding led by Perry Sinner with 14 and Karl Frederickson with 11, Malvern and Stanton both strong on boards. Final season tally stands 1-4 for the Panthers and 3-4 for Don Hicks Vikings.

Vikings Jim Hatfield Perry Sinner Panthers Rick Mickelson Doug Maher Kevin Hallquist Paul Vanderholm Karl Frederickson Malvern

Six Gals Teams To Debut In Mills County League

Six women basketball teams sponsored by the Mills County Athletic Association will debut December 16 at Malvern Community Building with games at 6 7 15 and 8 30 p m Doors open 5 30 p m The Malvern Die Hards Rupes Reckers Konfrst Kagers Malvern Bouncers Highlander Center and Keglers Lounge form the league roster Over seventy two players enrolled in the ten week program.

Mills County Athletic Association Malvern Paul P. Bradigan Mills County Barbara Konfist Malvern Die Hards Keglers Lounge Highlander Center Rupes Reckers Malvern Bouncers Konfrst Kagers Malvern Community Building

Valley Cage Card Split: Hawkettes Win Gals, Knights Triumph Boys

Valley Nishna Valley and Fremont Mills split a cage card at Tabor. The Hawkettes won 65 62 led by Donna Christensen 31 Kathy Douglas 18 Deb Sandquist 14 and Marla Carlson 13 rebounds four steals Ann Phillips seven and seven Diane Frink five rebounds two steals. FMs Cindy Harris 31 high for the boys. Tim Hopker had 13 Dale Fleming 13 Scott Hillyer 11 Darry Slump 10. The Hawks sit 1 5 on the season.

Nishna Valley Fremont Mills Tabor Hawkettes Knights Rob Erickson Donna Darry Hawks

Hawk Wrestlers Fall to Cowboys on NV Home Mat

The Nishna Valley wrestling team coached by Dick Erb lost 57-2 to Sidney on their home mat last Thursday. Matches included Hudson, Frink, Thomas, Barns, Hudson, Mayberry, McGrew, Ford, Carley, McGrew, Haner and a forfeit in the heavyweight bout to Feil.

Black Rock Nishna Vailey Dick Erb Hawk Sidney Gary Hudson Wade Ballenger Gary Frink Rich Golden Scott Thomas Don Beebout Bret Barns Dick Ballenger Keith Hudson Mike Thomas Rick Mayberry Robert Beebout Dave McGrew Phil Carlson Gary Ford Don Golden Dan Carley Richard Miller Kevin McGrew Rocky Leonard Kim Haner Gary Fox Mike Feil

A Win For Jr Hawkettes In Valley Cage Action

Junior high girls basketball at Valley where Rob Erickson's Jr Hawkettes beat Stanton 45 to 41 last Tuesday. Bambi Byers led Valley with high scoring, supported by guards Bonnie Gustafson Kim Byers and Cindy Bowen as the team improved to 2 0 for the season.

Valley Rob Erickson Jr. Hawkettes Stanton Bambi Byers Bonnie Gustafson Kim Byers Cindy Bowen

Emerson Farm Supply Rolls Over F-S 105 50 in Mills County League

Emerson Farm Supply dominated the Mills County League game, 105 to 50, led by Dennis Hultman with 23 points. Delaine Smith led F-S with 14 points. Emerson next faces Shenandoah Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Little League Gym in Henderson.

John Paul Emerson Farm Supply F-S Emerson Dennis Hultman Delaine Smith Shenandoah Little League Henderson Silver City

Nishna Valley Girls Defeat Thomas Jefferson In Double OT

Nishna Valley girls hosted Thomas Jefferson High and won 75-66 in double overtime. The NV junior Hawkettes also tied TJ but fell 48-44 in overtime. Coach Rob Erickson reported the results and noted upcoming games.

Nishna Valley Girls Thomas Jefferson High Cagers NV Junior Hawkettes Rob Erickson Starles

Men's Cage Net work Continues Week's Results

Mills County league action at Malvern Community Building featured B&N Rails defeating IOOF 66 to 59 with Sid Williams and Terry Ritchie each at 14 points. Silver City routed Glenwood Jaycees 109 to 67 led by Andy Young with 26 and Neal Osler 24. Keglers Lounge beat Malvern Merchants 108 to 85 led by Dean Cain 31 and Abe Schmahl 17.

Mills County Cage Association B&n Rails Silver City Emerson Farm Supply Kegler Lounge Malvern IOOF Sid Williams Terry Ritchie Railmen Jeff Garrett Ray Ostrander Mike Monfils Glenwood Jaycees Andy Young Neal Osler Mark Buckingham Jaycees Tom Harper R. Bird C. Johnson Keglers Lounge Malvern Merchants Kegler Dean Cain Abe Schmahl Doug Burchett Pat Reed

Panther Paw Prints DecemberMENU Starter to Christmas

MCHS school news lists December meals including fishburger with sides on Dec 16, chili and vegetables on Dec 17, submarine sandwiches on Dec 18, a Christmas dinner on Dec 19, and cheeseburger with fries and cake on Dec 20. Dec 20 ends with dessert note.

Venereal Disease Clinic Held Dec 4 In Glenwood

A December 4 clinic in Glenwood gathered Faculty and student delegates from Malvern and area schools to discuss new state V D teaching requirements. Attendees included Ronald White Michael Graham Jessie Wearin Robert Behrens Cleta Salyers Joel Waymire Sheri O Dell and Ann Weir spoke on age groups course timing and class size. Coffee and doughnuts were served and questions could be directed to family doctors or David Fries Regional Health Office Council Bluffs.

Joel Waymire Glenwood Malvern Ronald White Michael Graham Jessie Wearin Robert Behrens Cleta Salyers Sheri O'Dell Ann Weir David Fries Regional Health Office 1St Street Council Bluffs

Nishna Valley High schedules December events

The Blackhawk Reservation lists upcoming Nishna Valley High events including December 12 wrestling with Anita at 6 30, December 13 basketball with Farragut at 6 30, December 18 wrestling with ISD at 6 30, and December 20 basketball at Essex at 6 30 with vacation beginning at the close of the school day. classes resume January 2.

Nishna Valley High School Anita Farragut ISD Essex

NV Busy With Yule Fun Events

Winter has arrived and NV decorates for Christmas. The Student Council plans activities for the season. A large tree and a basketball-shaped mistletoe wreath brighten the lobby and rooms as preparations continue.

Teachers Decorate Classrooms For Holiday Spirit

In Malvern Iowa teachers prepare for the holiday season by decorating with ornaments and trees in their classrooms. The changes bring a welcome sight and boost Christmas spirit among students and staff.

Midseason Review of Courtroom Calls and Coaches

A humorous midseason piece railes at basketball referees players and coaches. It lampoons refereeing as zebras running the court and defines playful terms such as ball hog cross court pass and double dribble. The tone mocks miscalls and coaching expectations with light satire.

November was busy at the school events

The fragment outlines a busy November at a school with home ec fashion shows, late-night basketball postgames, a vocal festival at Essex, band clinics at Peru, wrestling gym laps, senior pictures, and a 30 day span noted.

Essex Huh Dennis Peru Gary

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