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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
7
Livestock Feeders Banquet in Glenwood featured Big Red mentor Coach Bob Devaney, through proxy via Coach Gary Richey. Mrs. Marlene Phelps handed Devaney a place mat he autographed with Good luck, Gary, then passed it to MCHS coach as crowd watched.
Shenandoah overwhelmed the local independent team 89 to 54 as fast breaks and rebounding dominance widened the gap after a tight first quarter. Bob West led the locals with 17 points, while Larry Hatfield and Albert Punton contributed for the royals amid storm-related absences.
The car driven by Terman L. Hutman of route 2 Glenwood struck one of two deer that appeared from the roadside on Highway 275 seven miles north of Glenwood Sunday evening. The deer survived and the vehicle sustained about $200 in damage.
Eight grader Kathy West fuels a strong season with high scoring against Hamburg as Treynor boys build a solid 14 1 record. A top SWE ranked Cards team remains undefeated though schedule strength has kept them lower in district standings.
Malvern faculty hosts a two game charity event in the Community building led by East and West squads. Nishna Valley and Malvern faculty meet in the opener at 7 p.m. followed by East versus West in a marquee nightcap. Proceeds fund school athletic support and future activities including filming cameras and an athletic banquet.
Malvern hosts Lewis Central in two nonconference games. In varsity action Marcia Wolfe led Malvern with 34 points as the Titanelles, anchored by Shirley Peller, Judy Jacobsen and Cindy Hartstern, built a 40-30 halftime lead and held on 59-70. Rey Blackman guarded Peller and was praised for her effort.
Malvern Jr High boys and girls defeated Hamburg at the Malvern Community Building Friday. Girls led by Kathy West with 43 points and Roberta Thaler 12, 57-41. Boys trailed 9-8 at half then pulled away, Orioles led by Jack Self 7, Evans 6, Dickersbach 6 in a 42-24 win.
ISD grapplers edged Blackhawks 26 25 in a Monday dual meet. Winners include Robin Courtier 427 lb Deneil Exeeen 138 lb Marty Vrha 165 lb Rick Morris 180 lb Charles Paul heavyweight. girls leaders Pat Maher Sidney Terry Jones Linda Bobbler Penny Alexander Debra Brikey Betty Powers Shirley Mc Algine. boys leaders Budson Reed Tusta Johnson Pratt Johnson Hinkle. upcoming matches Essex Malvern Stanton Farragut New Market Fremont Mills Hamburg South Page Sidney Nishna Valley.
Fremont Mills boys won the Knights' title tourney at Nishna Valley as Randy Dahl led with 25 points and Harry Ewing added 20. Far ragut girls defeated F-M in the final. the Knights edged Hamburg 50-49 in a semifinal warmup before a 77-65 final.
Des Moines Iowa January 31 1967 quail season closes at 430 pm eight days hence. State Conservation Commission notes quail numbers up and season longer than last year with over 300000 birds expected to be harvested by more than 45000 hunters. Eldon Stemple reports good coveys mid January signal nesting prospects for 1967 68.
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