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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1964
Page
11
The year’s top regional sports item centers on Mills County deer hunting with an estimated ninety whitetails in a three day open season. Also noted are Fairview Country Club’s golf record broken three times and Malvern girls basketball drawing strong interest.
Mixed emotions sweep Malvern as Oriolettes face South Page in opening Corner Conference game ahead of next week’s tournament. Fremont Mills, Farragut, and Hamburg loom as foes. district finals could pit South Page against Lewis Central in a potential game of the year.
Five teams chase third place after last week's Corner conference play. South Page beat Sidney easily while Farragut beat New Market 61-34. Malvern and Stanton posted 3-2 marks as Hamburg and Sidney clash in a key cellar battle with Malvern hosting Farragut and Fremont-Mills visiting South Page Friday.
South Page girls defeated Farragut 62 48 in a non league game. Fremont Mills earned wins as the Knights beat Sidney 62 52 with Stan Carlson and Mike Stanley each scoring 23. Fremont Mills girls rolled 77 30 led by Marjorie Wilson with 24 points.
The Women's Wednesday Night League resumes after a holiday break. Tabor D X tops standings with three wins, taking a two game lead by sweeping three from the B P W Rollie s Texaco. Connie s gains on Glenwood Bank as Our Market climbs, Peterson posts 216 high in scoring.
Farragut brings two teams to Malvern for Corner Conference action on Friday. The Admirals lead the conference at 5-0 with their sisters team second at 4-1. A rivalry boost is anticipated in the girls game as both sides aim to spark the matchup. The Orioles seek momentum after their first win and will push for an upset at home. Other Friday games include aeremon bile at South Page, Essex at Nishna Valley, Hamburg at Sidney, and Stanton at New Market.
Fremont-Mills dominated scoring in a pair of games with Nish na Valley Friday. The Knights rolled 76-50 in the boys game and 72-15 in the girls. Gary LaFollette and Darrell Wilkins scored 20 apiece for F-M in the boys, with Gene Dahl back in the lineup. Rick Wonted led NV with 19. In the girls game Vicki King led FM with 24 while Linda Johnson had 7 for NV.
In Friday basketball action Fremont Mills beat Mishita Valley 76 to 8 while Malvern 48 Stanton 32 and Sidney 65 South Page 43 Farragut 66 New Market 18 Essex 61 Hamburg 65. Farragut maintained a Corridor lead by restricting New Market to 18 points each bout. Malvern and Stanton fought for cellar position as the Orioles defeated the Hi-Wikes. Upcoming Friday no major games but Nishna Valley may test Wasex. notice for typing paper and bond paper at Malvern Leader office.
Sidney hosts the Corner Conference basketball finals from January 13 through 18 at the gym. Fremont-Mills boys and Farragut girls defend as champions. schedule lists Malvern South Page and Sidney Farragut girls on opening day, with boys and girls semifinals the following weekend and finals January 18.
Malvern high school grabbed its first win of the season by defeating Stanton 48 to 32. Boug Dashner led with 24 points on 9 field goals and 6 free throws, while Lanny Gay and Frank Dayrah added 11 each. Malvern girls followed with a 65 to 47 win as Sharon Turner scored 30 and Carol Wolfe 20, pushing the Orioles to a double victory for the night.
Two 1964 girls sectional basketball games will be held in the new Nishna Valley Hastings gym with Sidney hosting the finals. The schedule includes Malvern vs Sidney on Feb 15 at Sidney and Lewis Central vs Glenwood at Nishna Valley on Feb 18, with subsequent winners meeting Feb 21. A second pair, South Page vs Essex at Sidney Feb 15 and Stanton vs Fremont Mills at Sidney Feb 15, lead to games at NV Hastings Feb 18 and the Feb 21 final, with consolation on Feb 22 at Sidney.
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