Malvern Girls Narrow Farragut Win In Softball Thriller
Malvern beat Farragut 13 to 6 as sisters Cheryl and Barbara Beasley along with Rosalie Tur and others powered the offense. Eighth grader Cheryl Beasley pitched all game allowing only a few hits while Farragut starter Joan Mann issued 17 walks. Donelson caught. Shapcott Turney Scott and Donelson each had two hits. Beasley and Kell contributed as Malvern seized the distinct advantage late.
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Eryl
Agle
Bev Donelson
Jr Farragut
Joan Mann
Ori
Malvern
Shapcott
R. Turney
Scott
Donelson
B. Beasley
Kathy Ei
Iteman
Farragut
Trail Ride Scheduled by Mills County Saddle Club
The Mills County Trail Riders Saddle Club met at the teen center on Tuesday night for a regular meeting and a wiener roast. A trail ride is scheduled for Sunday afternoon, with riders meeting at the fair grounds at 2 p.m. All interested are invited to join, say club officers.
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Trail Riders Saddle Club
Teen Center
Mills County
Fairgrounds
Farragut Girls vs Malvern Softball Mixed Officials Report
A local column notes Farragut girls played Malvern with uncertain logs due to other factors. It lists officials including Dala Allansworth Jr. and Supt. N. P. Crink, plus coach Bill Beasley handling scorekeeping. It also laments mushroom reports and urges rain, then critiques dog owners who fail to control their pets and damage property.
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Farragut
Malvern
Dala Allansworth Jr
MHS
Supt
N, P. Crink
Ralph Scott
Bill Beasley
Missouri River
Typing Paper for Sale at The Leader Office
Classified notice offers typing paper at 1.25 dollars per 900 sheets with a maximum of four dollars, available at The Leader office.
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Leader
Malvern Junior Hi Takes All Events in Hamburg Dual
Malvern junior high track dominated the Hamburg meet, winning 23 of 37 places in a 73-35 victory. Coach Glen Adkins fields 32 boys. key performers include Robbins Sommermeyer Costello Gidley Malvern and Darrah with top finishes across sprints relays hurdles high jump and shot put.
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Malvern Jr. Hi
Hamburg
Malvern
Orioles
Glen Adkins
Robbins
Sommermeyer
Hardy
Scott
Costello
Moody
Stenzel
Blackburn
Gidley
Clay
Cook
Brown
Scottland Lair
Darrah
Gardner
Sell
Jackson
Lair
Million
Catlette
Roenfeld
Moody A
Wray
Ponton and Brown
Ann Ford Sets Tone in Women's Bowling League Finale
Ann Ford closed the season with a 496 series after 225 209 162 games, topping the Women's Wednesday Nite Bowling League scoring. Gwen Krecklow followed with a 595 series of 222 199 174, while Evelyn Banks rolled 208 and Pat Hostetter 619 in a high scoring finale. The Gay Oil Co led team pins with 233?. Collins Drug posted the best team series at 2307, and the B P W totaled 2294.
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Glenwood Bank
Malvern
Gay Oil
Collins Drug Ca
Guy’s
B.P.W
Franksen
Johnson
Fern
Malvern Bank
Ann Ford
Gwen Krecklow
Evelyn Banks
Pat Hostetter
Gay Oil Co
Carling
Collins
Rams Place Six for 6th Spot in Trojan Relays
In a tight Trojan Relay field at Atlantic on Tuesday the Glenwood Rams finished sixth with 29 points. The 2 mile relay team of Sam Delavan Steve Johnson Keith Asmusson and Roger Stinnard ran 8 28.2 for a best effort while Manfred Stoelting placed third in the broad jump Dan Compton tied for third in the pole vault Dale Downing was fourth in the mile and Stinnard second along with Asmussen fifth in the 880. Red Oak won with 50 points.
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Atlantic
Glenwood Rams
Washair
Sam Delavan
Steve Johnson
Keith Asmusson
Roger Stinnard
Manfred Stoelting
Dan Compton
Dale Downing
Stinnard
Asmussen
Red Oak
Glenwood
Malvern Shines At Blue Jay Relays In Tight Meet
Malvern's track squad finished 11th of 27 as Fieselman tied for first in the 100 yd dash with a 10.6 seconds mark shared by Gene Ricker of Mt. Ayr. John Barton of Essex ran 10.2 in prelims. Dave Newton set a meet record with 137 feet in discus, while Larry Nelson placed third. South Page dominated with 4734 points, Fremont-Mills scored ninth with 11 points.
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Malvern
Villisea
Fieselman
Gene Ricker
Mt. Ayr
John Barton
Essex
Orioles
Bill Beasley
South Page
Rock Port
Fremont-Milly
Dave Newton
Larry Nelson
Thurman Bankers Lead In Bowling League Amid Tight Finish
The Gibson Guys closed the gap in the Pioneer bowling league with a 1056 game and 2903 series as Thurman Bankers edged ahead by a single point. April 27 scores highlighted Jim Stanley’s 269 game and a 406 series, while top totals included Green 228 and King 600 series.
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Gibson Guys
Thurman Bankers
Richard Green
John King
Grean
Keelers
R. Green
A. Brandt
B. Stanley
J. King
B. Zanders
R. Jordan
A. Baldwin
L. Alley
D. Lefever
L. Fanning
K. Hepp
T. Bacon
L. Kaiman
King
Keith Hopp
Lyle Alley
Bill Zanders
Bob Hopp
Wally Surface
Jim Stanley
Jin
Gibson
Thurman Bank
Thurman
Stanley
Jim
Ralph Krecklow
Art Lodge
Lou Kaiman
Erman Huffman
Austin Baldwin
Max, Moore
Ralph Kyrecklow
Brooks Stanley
Ken Jones
Scouts Elect Allen Hall Senior Patrol Leader
Boy Scout troop 242 elected Allen Hall senior patrol leader at Monday night’s meeting. The troop reorganized into three patrols with Larry Jones Warren Hall and Karl Hertz as patrol leaders. Parents are invited to a cookout at Gun club picnic grounds at 6 30 p m next Monday for a meeting with boys and leaders about Camp Wakonda plans gear and financing.
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Allen Hall
Larry Jones
Warren Hall l
Karl Hertz
Gun Club
Camp
Wakonda
Griswold
Scout Leaders Complete Essex Training Course
Lyle Weak and John Hall assistant scoutmasters of troop 242 completed a three week training course Friday night at Essex. The program covered leadership training the purpose of scouting operating a scout troop methods of advancement and ideas about scout camping and cooking.
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Boy Scouts
Lyle Weak
John Hall
Essex
Community Notices From Champion Hill and Red Oak
Local church events list worship times and Sunday School at Champion Hill MRS. Harold Cooper. Residents visit relatives in Red Oak and Iowa City for hospital care. Guests attend anniversaries, baby showers, and weekend visits in Shenandoah Emergon Griswold Ottumwa and Nebraska City with multiple families named.
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L. G. Bullington
Dale Shelley
B. F. Bullington
Red Oak
Iowa City
Max Quimby
Mlollywood
Calif
Frederick Larson
Archie Lindberg
Charles Almanist
Mission Covenant Church i
Harold Cooper
Bertha Freeman
Ona Danielson
Edith Skalberg
Edwin Treeman
Shenandoah
Wayna Bullington
Rapid City
S. C
Angela Lynn
Goodwill Club
Joe Allen
Dean McLain
Flora Rochersperger
Albert Downer
Atlantic
Floyd Northrup
Griswold
Downer
Northrun
W. G. Farr
Oskaloosa
Edna Lane
Ottumwa
Glenn Kellen
Lawger
Nebraska City
L. C. Bullington
Wayne Bullington
Edward Greenwood
Emergon
Frank McQueen
The Cap tain's Table on the Empress theater bill
A 20th Century-Vox comedy stars John Gregson Peggy Cummins Donald Sinden and Nadia Gray. Captain Albert Ebbs on the luxury liner Queen Adelaide faces deck turmoil from rival officers and passengers in a sea farce filled with talent contests dances and dessert storms. The ship docks after a wild voyage.
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Empress Theater
John Gregson
Peggy Cummins
Donald Sinden
Nadia Gray
Richard Gordon
Albert Ebbs
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Malvern Girls
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Rosalie
Sharon Tur
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