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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1966

Page

7

Hamburg Wildcats advance to finals with 41 4 win in semi

Hamburg uses strong pitching and solid defense to crush NV 41 4 in sectional play. Hamburg breaks open the game with a six run fourth inning and scores again in the fifth and sixth while NV struggles to respond. Hamburg advances to face Shenandoah Wednesday night in the final.

Sali Hamburg Wildcats Wildcats Shenandoah Hamburg Hamburg Ton Wikdcats

Three Charges for Driver 19 After Collision of Cars

Roger Hansen aged 19 of Glenwood faced three charges after an auto crash at 7 30 p m two miles south of Glenwood. He paid fines of 20 dollars for failure to yield half the roadway 10 dollars for defective brakes and 10 dollars for having no valid operator s license. Sheriff on route to Pacific Junction turned off onto highway 395. Damage totaled about 250 dollars to the sheriff s car and 150 dollars to Hansen s car. Other fines in Timmerman s court included Derald Lehuning 16 dollars, Richard Schuning 10 dollars, Wayne Miller 15 dollars, Melvin Clark 10 dollars.

Roger Hansen Glenwood Justice of Peace Ernest Timmerman Hansen Edwin Barkus Pacific Junction Highway 395 Sheriff’s County Timmerman Derald William Lehuning Council Bluffs Richard Derald Schuning Wayne Hubert Miller Red Oak Melvin E. Clark Carrollton

Birthday Surprise Visit in Tabor Celebrates Mrs Terry Sell

Thursday afternoon Dale Sell Everett Blackman Bur dette Mutt Pay Timson joined Pat King and Vickie King of Tabor to surprise Mrs. Terry Sell at her home for her birthday. Sunday morning the Forrest Bloomer family attended services at the Tabor Christian Church where Forrest delivered the morning message.

Mesdames Dale Sell Everett Blackman Burdette Mutt Pay Timson Pat King Vickie King Tabor Terry Sell Forrest Bloomer Tabor Christian Church Forrest

Wildcats Lose On Mixed Pitching Performance

Kevin Kock started for the Wildcats with Jerry Thomas relieving him in the third. The pitchers allowed 7 hits and 4 walks while fanning 16 batters. Steve Slinkle and Rick Morris worked the starting battery for N with Richard Fleming coming in the fifth. Hamburg collected 7 hits as Black Hawk pitchers issued 4 walks and struck out 5 batters.

Kevin Kock Wildcats Jerry Thomas Steve Slinkle Rick Morris Richard Fleming Hamburg Blackhawk Hurlers Fleming Blackhawk

Goy Oil Bowling Team Shines In State Tournament

The Goy Oil Co. bowling team led by Mrs. Goy and players Jackie Schroeder Lou King Roberts Troutman and Caroline Stanley placed 51st overall in Davenport. earned 68 dollars. Schroeder and Gay finished 48th in doubles for 42.50. Lou King and Agnes Livengood took 99th in doubles for 26 dollars. Livengood also placed in Class C singles receiving 57 dollars.

Goy Oil Co Mrs. Goy Jackie Schroeder Lou King Roberts Troutman Caroline Stanley Davenport Agnes Livengood Rith

Hillsdale Visit Brings Family Gathering Feature

Vickie Carlberg stayed overnight with grandparents Mr and Mrs Elmer Carlberg then visited Don Carlbergs and Wayne Hawkins family in Hillsdale. Hot weather stays around 100 degrees with high humidity as harvest continues. Farmers work second alfalfa cut and early soybean field hoeing while women cans vegetables keeping a busy rural pace.

Vickie Carlberg Elmer Carlberg

Hillsdale Church Plans Food Stand at Mills County Fair

Hillsdale Methodist Church members met to decide on continuing the church food stand at the Mills County Fair in August. About 20 congregants discussed keeping the stand active since 1957 and voted to continue with a breakfast hour change from dawn to 7 a.m. start and to end at 9 a.m.

Hillsdale Hillsdale Methodist Church Mills County

Golfers Invited to Fairview Sunday Tournament

Fairview Country club announces the first round of the season this Sunday July 17 with qualifying from 7:30 to 10:30 a.m. A $2 entry fee applies and the event is open to all players.

Fairview Country Club

Randolph social roundup notes weekend visits and guests

Randolph area residents hosted and visited relatives and friends Sunday and weekend, with multiple households sharing guests from Shenandoah Audubon Peru Council Bluffs Sidney Tabor and Nebraska City. Notable mentions include wedding guests, funeral attendances, and bridge gatherings at local homes.

Blackhawks Upset Knights in Tourney Clash

The Blackhawks edged the Knights 4 to 3 to advance to the semi final. Steve Hinkle pitched for Blackhawks with Sam Hawkins starting for F-M. Hopkins held N V for four innings before fifth inning control problems allowed three Knight runs to tie it. A Blackhawk error opened the Knight rally in the sixth and the game ended with a narrow win.

Los Knights Fremont Mills Steve Hinkle Blackhawks Sam Uawkins F-M Hopkins The Denny Boileau Blackhawk

Too Close to Other Auto Cost Him $25

Otis F. Brown of Greenfield faced a $25 fine and costs in Justice Carl Remley’s Glenwood court after being charged with following another car too closely. Also charged were Donald W. Williams and James Messenger, each fined $25 and costs for drinking beer in a car on the highway. Additional fines: Eluer Baer and Bernard BE. Abbott of Glenwood for various offenses at $10 and costs, plus Jack Metyrland of Winterset for speeding.

Otis F. Brown Greenfield Carl Remley Glenwood Donald W. Williams Lewis James Messenger Eluer Baer Noisy Muller Bernard BE. Abbott Jack Metyrland Winterset

Knights rally as Boileau seals win in rough road trip

NV overcome early miscue with a third inning rally. Boileau picked up the win while Dahl earned the hold as NV offense capitalized on a costly error. Fremont-Mills clash with the Hawks in a close, error-filled game with 6 strikeouts for WMN and 8 by the Knight battery.

WMN Knights Uinking Gene Dahl Knight Battery Denny Boileau

Colorado cattle theft testimony in pro secuting case

Deputy Shed Kenneth Mead and William Levick of Gienwoul testified in Colorado as prosecutors pursue two men for cattle theft. The case centers on cattle sold to Kansas City buyers through Gresuch Outlet in War City. Five cattle were later found stolen. Levick says he did not know of the thefts.

Kenneth Mead William Levick Gienwoul Bads Cole Colorado Gresuch Kansas City Leick Lick

Rebels 9-3 Win Over NV Keeps Them in Conf Race

South Page Rebels defeated Nishna Valley 9-3 in Corner Joop ation, reaching 6-4 in the conference to stay in the race while NU stands 5-2. Gary Thompson spun five shutout innings, striking out nine, as South Page opened with a five run burst and added two more in the second.

Rebels Joopation South Page Rebels Nishna Valley Blackhawks South Page Gary Thompson

Blanchard Beats Malvern 8-5 In Local Tilt

Blanchard wins 8-5 over Malvern to improve to 6-1 while Malvern falls to 4-4. Dow earned the win for Blanchard as the team built a 5-0 lead with early runs, Malvern’s Rumery and Robinson produced late threats, and Blanchard held off rallies to seal the victory. Next up Blanchard hosts Red Oak while Malvern travels to Burlington Junction. both games slated for 8 p.m.

Malvern Blanchard Doug Dashner Gee Robinson Chuck West Roger Rumery Tummers Denny McMillen Legals Mavern Bob West Jim Agra Bill Aistrope West Agnu

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