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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
6
The MCHS squad shows 18 boys in suits at the prospects fair as coach Bill Beasley faces a hopeful but cautious season. Doug Dashner likely starts on the mound with Neil Hanson behind the plate while May 31 opener vs Fremont Mills at Ta bor looms.
Malvern's 440 yard relay team, the school's sole entry at the state track meet, scored second in their heat at Des Moines on Saturday but did not advance to the finals. Team members were Tom Gidley Harold Hardy Mark Robbins and Don Schroeder under coach Bill Beasley.
Fremont Mills girls secured sixth with 14 points at the state track meet in Des Moines. Malvern fielded two entries without placing. Janet Jones added a modest shot put, while Valley’s Sylvia Hanson set a new meet mark with a 38 foot 4 inch throw. MCHS 240 yard shuttle relay failed to medal amid tough competition.
Economist Miss Wilma Schultz visited The Leader with a large batch of mushrooms. The staff compared them to their mushroom catalogue and found the specimens resembled Agaricus Campestris, the common field and meadow mushroom, prompting questions about edibility.
A mixed regional item reports a 1961 Buick Special for sale via Emerson State Bank and Wilson Hatchery listing poultry supplies. It also describes amateur notes on Amanita mushrooms found by Misst Schultz, a fox sighting by Jon Kemp, and deer and duck sightings around Doug Sanders and neighbors, highlighting local wildlife activity and the feed man’s prominence.
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