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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1950
Page
5
Tabor defeated Redbirds 5-3 in a high‑energy game with standout plays from Malveres and Metinides. Ki Christians and Toya Fant contributed key moments as Tabor claimed the win at home in a fast Northwestern arena.
McCullough and Elis Graves continue as scorekeeper and announcer for the Redbirds in Malvern. The duo, longtime behind the scenes operators, preserve the game’s rhythm with meticulous timing while Darby handles official duties. Fans recall early days at the town’s first field and pool park, where Ping and Ping together shaped local baseball lore.
Malvern hustled to a 28-2 victory as Thurman led the Redbirds with a steady scoring burst. Early exchanges saw a 9-4 edge, then a balanced attack added eight, three, and eight points across the fourth sixth and eighth periods. Thurman scored most of the late points and also stood out on defense with a strong all around effort.
M L Evans longtime Aberdeen Angus president and bank leader, active Baptist in Malvern, Mason and Eastern Star member, remembered for memory and community service. Pallbearers listed. floral honors from local families. distant attendees named. service music by local artists.
Curtailed court house and business district activities follow a Glenyouts horse show as county officers gain extra time off. Deputy Clerk Lorraine Strand issues four subpoenas listing names from Nebraska, Iowa, and Silver City entries, while radio stunts with the “stump Us” gang entertain at Shepyudvah.
Members of Ann Kelley’s arch extra enjoyed a brief postman holiday in Malvern this week as Miss Kelley and her father Harry Kelley of Eureka Springs, Ark, visited grandparents Mr and Mrs Scott Kelley. Two orchestra members Click Johnson and Pete Jaggers answered a distress call when the scheduled troupe did not arrive for the wedding dance at the Malvern Community Building. the visitors improvised a quartet for the event.
Livestock prices at Omaha Monday edged up from the prior trend with fat cattle trading steady to higher, hogs steady to a bit above, and slaughter cattle uneven but generally firm. Several consignments from Fremont, Mills, and surrounding counties recorded mixed prices, highlighting varied demand across steers, hogs, and lambs.
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