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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1966
Page
9
Trailriders held an April 14 meeting at the VA Hall to discuss events including the annual meeting and board of directors. They planned at least two horse shows at the arena and proposed a tentative Chickasaw show date for September 11.
Rollies Texaco clinched the Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League title by winning twice. Key Won LWo led with two wins, while other teams Ace Auto Parts A and Wi Jamison’s Gloria’s Beauty likewise took a pair. Gay Oil posted a 929 game and 2427 series, Ace Auto Parts topped total pinfall at 2499, and Ruth Staney led with the high single and top series including 528 and 622 respectively.
The Fremont-Mills Knights tied Hamburg for sixth with 17 points at the Blue Jay Relays in Villisca, finishing behind Villisca, Sidney, Essex, Mount Ayr, and Nishna Valley. Jurry Ewing placed second in the 100 yd dash at 10.4 seconds and Lonnie Achenbach was fourth in the mile with 4:50.
Local notice offering NO HUNTING signs with varied wordings priced at 20 cents each, three for 50 cents or one dollar. Read in The Leader office. 17-tf.
Relays feature Hankins Streeter Stanley and Ewing with a 1:39.5 time in the 880. Streeter posts 122.5 in the 180 lows. Hankins part of the mile relay at 3:48. Hankins places fifth in discus with 11475. Larry Ewing records 19844 for the broad jump.
The Conservation Commission announced summer hunter safety classes in cooperation with sponsoring agencies. Four hour courses lead to National Rifle Association certification. Open to boys and girls age 10 or older, with volunteers welcome. For details contact the Iowa Conservation Commission or local officers in Des Moines.
Outstanding performances by Sandy Hayes and Carol Wolfe led Malvern to the Squaw Relays meet title for the second straight year. Hayes broke four meet records despite the flu, including the 60 yd and 100 yd dashes, and the 220 yd dash, plus the board jump. Wolfe matched with two records in the 880 and 80 meter low hurdles, and the duo helped secure wins in the shot and high jump. Beverly Blackman added a second in the shot.
Malvern designer Otha Muss Jr won first place in display and second in car entry at the Nebraska Motor Sports Auto Show in Omaha. The top trophy went to Mr. and Mrs. Mags for a "Boot legger" custom mild street rod, a 32 Ford-based coupe with a Corvette engine and strong drag potential, though not raced.
The Girls District Track Relays will be held Saturday at Villisca High School athletic field. Defending champion Maryville is favored over Bedford despite shallow depth. Field events start 4:30, running prelims 5, finals 7:45.
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