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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1972
Page
10
Nishna Valley basketball visits College Springs to face South Page Rebels with mixed results. Valley girls secured a victory while the boys fell short, final scores around 60 47 for the girls and 60 48 for the boys in the Friday action.
Fairview Country Club met Monday night in the Community building with seven in attendance. Gerald Bower and Pauline Harshbarger retained as president and secretary. Additional officers named were Max Dashner vice president Bill Zanders Ed Mulholland and Howard Nelson directors. Wayne McClure hired as Groundskeeper for another year. Dues remain 20 for a family 12 for singles. Board voted to purchase 20 trees fertilize the grounds spray for pests and make repairs. A work day date to be announced.
Friday girls results include Malvern 72 over Hamburg 32 and Farragut 67 over South Page 30 while Fremont-Mills beat Stanton 89 52 and Sidney led New Market 58 50. Friday boys winners include Hamburg 76 over Malvern 67 and Stanton 64 over Fremont-Mills 65. Saturday results feature Farragut 55 over Lewis Central 42 and Oakland 81 over Sidney 59.
Nishna Valley wrestlers swept two matches from the Iowa School for the Deaf in the ISD gym last Thursday. Varsity score 64 60 and JV 19 0 with Hawk wrestlers listed first by class. Results include Mitch Gage pinning Bob Jones at 98 pounds and Walt Angus pinning Tom Frieburger at 105 pounds.
Iowa Conservation Commission announces the quail hunting season ends January 31 at 4 30 p m marking closure of all game bird hunting for 1971 72. Remaining seasons include rabbit hunting closing in February trapping beaver and mixed hunting trapping closes February 29 with raccoon badger skunk civet cat opossum and weasel also closing February 29 and coyote under continuous open season.
Girls sectional basketball begins February 12 in Iowa with Corner Conference games. Twelve games are scheduled at Malvern Farragut and Villisca with Malvern Pantherette hosting four. A second group of sectional games will be played in Griswold Neola Glenwood and at Lewis Central in the Bluffs. On February 12 Lewis Central faces Walnut at Central.
Malvern Panthers were heavily outgunned by Underwood 84 to 43 Tuesday night. Malvern trailed 48 to 11 at halftime and could muster only 5 first half field goals while Underwood led in rebounds and free throws. Rick Jones led Malvern with 17 points, Gary Ford had 14, and Underwood’s Miller posted 20 with Fairbanks 16.
In a Friday Corner conference doubleheader at the Panther gym Hamburg’s girls led by Vickie Lynn and Kathy Leu fell 72 32 to Malvern. Malvern’s backcourt stifled Hamburg’s offense while Leu Pontow and Pontow contributed strong scoring. In the nightcap Malvern lost 76 67 as Hamburg surged with Sam Stephens 23 and Mark Fletcher 14.
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