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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1967
Page
7
Sidneys 17 to 5 win over Malvern featured error plagued pitching and base running miscues. Lead off hitter drove in 4 runs, Sheldon homered, and Malvern failed to hold the early 7-0 Cowboys lead as Lilly and Glasgow contributed key hits.
Malvern pitchers Lynn Torney and Barry Gustin worked two strong stints while Bateman led Sidney with key strikeouts. Malvern scored six runs in the fourth due to a rally marred by nine defensive errors by Sidney, while Malvern tallied nine errors for Sidney.
South Page remains unbeaten at 7-0 in Corner Conference after a 4-2 win over Hamburg. Lyle Whigham earned the win with Perry Lavely catching, while Steve Hinkle pitched for Hamburg. Key moments included a first inning run and a seventh inning rally, with Charles Paul, Jim Barns, and Rick Fleming contributing in the scoring sequence.
Wildcats routed NV 12 2 in five innings with Jerry Thomas delivering a 1 hitter and 9 K's. Thomas also led at bat with a single double triple and walk, while Hamburg's pitching and timely hits overwhelmed Blackhawks. Freshman Kudren and NV reliefs faced heavy pressure as NV errors and Wildcats defense shaped the game. Sectional action moves to Nishna Valley this Friday with Hamburg awaiting the FM Lewis Centyn winner.
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A 1958 Berry car was cited for excessive noise. Payi Ay Berry, Thapman, was fined five dollars plus costs after a complaint by Justice gC Pence John Hall and Marshal C. W. Rich. The incident involved loud pipes as alleged in the complaint.
In Creston and Glenwood traffic matters, Judy Allen faced speeding charges with $20 costs. Kenneth Naire of Red Oak paid $1140 total for overload. Roger L. Yaeger of Freeburg WI was fined $10 plus costs on an improper registration charge. Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman heard speeding fines for George Teegar and James Driskell, $10 each plus costs, and Ronald A. Jones paid $20 plus costs for speeding. Improper passing fines: Willie Lewis and Randall Hmacher, both $20 plus costs.
Clifford Lyle Maybeury Jr of Glenwood fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to remain stopped at a stow sign. Roy Wasserman of Mineola charged with improper passing fined 20 dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Carl Remiey.
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