Malvern baseball series outlay shows zero cost
Coach Bill Geasley reports no expenditure for Malvern school baseball this summer and thanks players Dale Allensworth Glen Adkins Dee Sanders Ralph Scott and Ralph Slites for their unpaid work. Fans note strong effort while Butch Hites homered and swatted a double as locals watched a lighthearted Stanton game.
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Wnpires
Malvern
Bill Geasley
Dale Allensworth
Glen Adkins
Dee Sanders
Ralph Scott
Ralph Slites
Orioles Nip Stanton 5-0 in Final Corner Game
Malvern beats Stanton 5 to 0 in a Corner conference finale on the fairgrounds diamond. Dale Allensworth pitched seven pitches in a bases loaded situation to end a fourth inning threat. Gee Robinson and Swanson Foote combined for 18 strikeouts as Malvern wins behind timely hitting including a Gee Robinson three bagger and Jerry Hites two hits.
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Stanton
Malvern
Oriole
Vikings
Fairgrounds
Bill Beasley
Dale Allensworth
Dale
Gee Robinson
Allensworth
Swanson
Foote
Viking Battery
Gee
Jerry Hites
Nishna Valley Defeats Fremont-Mills 8-5 in Conference
Nishna Valley beat Fremont-Mills 8-5 after a four-run first inning at Emerson field. Willie Brown drove in four with three hits including a homer, Darrell Baker added two RBIs and two hits. Bob Wilkinson pitched a five-hit complete game for NV. FVN pitchers were Van Seyoc Yates and Stanley with Newton catching.
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Fremont-Mills
Nishna Valley
Emerson Field
Willie Brown
Darrell Baker
Blackhawk
Brown
Baker
Bob Wilkinson
N V
Roger Rumery
Pace's Finish Tops Malvern Little League Standings
Pace Service finished first in Malvern's Little League as the summer schedule ended. A post-season all-star game pitting the top players from three clubs against Pace lost 10 to 7. Rain postponed the Nishna Valley game with Stanton to next Tuesday, winding up the season for the Blackhawks.
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Malvern
Pace
Nishna Valley
Stanton
Blackhawks
Malvern Orioles End 1961 Season With 5 4 Record
Malvern finished the 1961 baseball season with a 5 4 win loss mark last week. The team showed strength at times but was hurt by errors from players including Jon Scott Fib Robinson Coch Jill Beasley Dale Allens worth Jr Gee Robinson Doug Dashner Jim McClure in front. Leader photo.
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Jon Scott
Fib Robinson
Coch
Jill Beasley
Dale Allensworth Jr
Gee Robinson
Doug Dashner
Jim McClure
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Carol Wolfe Crowned Junior Queen at Tabor Rodeo
Malvern girl Carol Wolfe, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Wolfe, was named junior queen at the Tabor Little Britches rodeo part of the Ta bor Farmer Merchant picnic. She also earned all around junior girl honors and shared top finishes in calf riding and other events with entrants from Savann ah to Lebanon and Tabor.
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Carol Wolfe
Tabor
Malvern
Wilbur Wolfe
Nancy Casand
Westboro
Carol
Will Scott
Coral Wolfe
Orvan Fatterson
Savannah
Don Hill
Percival
Margaret Hawke
Lebanon
Kaw
Tommy van Seyoc
M-Squad Holds On in Spite of Loss in League Night
The M Squad clung to a slim lead after dropping two of three to the Hopefuls in the Hight Ball League. Challens Bers won two of three over Misfits, knot Holes swept Allied Angels, Mothers and Per-Mites idle. Katie Reid led with a 206, Lois Woods 524 series top individual, Knot Holes 801 game and 2186 series. Other 180+ games included Evelyn Gay 197, Jackie Wright 196 and 184, Darlene Ehlers 189, Fran Razer 188, Joyce Johnson 80.
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Malvern
Challens Bers
Knot Holes
Allied Angels
Mothers
Katie Reid
Lois Woods
Jackie Wright
Beth Surface
Evelyn Gay
Darlene Ehlers
Fran Razer
Joyce Johnson
Look Ahead to Pony Creek Lake Park Development
Mills county advances a 1962 budget amendment to fund the Conservation Board for a future Pony Creek Watershed project. The plan envisions two lakes with the largest about 85 acres and public facilities for boating and fishing. The board seeks 8,000 in taxes and 12,000 for the park project, to be spent when the watershed progresses.
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The
Conservation Board
Pony Creek
Congressional Appropriations Committee
Nishna Valley Falls to Farragut in Ninth Inning
Farragut pulled a surprise win over Nishna Valley Tuesday evening in a nine inning battle at Emerson diamond. The Admirals scored twice on a single and two Blackhawk errors in the ninth. Bob Winders led N-V with 2 for 3 including a double while Bob Wilkinson struck out 12 for N V. Freeze fanned 10 for Farragut and Mann's ninth inning single sparked the rally that produced the decisive runs.
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Blackhawks
Bob Wilkinson
N V
Freeze
Admiral
Mann
Blackhawk
Farragut
Dredging Work Near Completion at Boehner Pond
Major work on Boehner pond improvement in Malvern last week deepened banks to 8 feet along a 50 ft strip on the east and south sides and cleared weeds. Civic groups led by the fire department and Malvern Gay club organized donations from individuals. Dredged dirt was piled to strengthen banks and will later be bulldozed to create a smooth surface for easier maintenance. The sponsors plan further work as funds allow to keep the pond in excellent condition.
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Boehner
Malvern
Fro Department
Malvern Gay Club
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