Run to West Coast and Montana Meets Highlight Local Sports
Misses Sandy Hays and Carol Wolfe completed a west coast lap with a second leg planned in Montana on June 7 after the Jr Olympica in Omaha June 6 Best wishes to them in both meets At Seward Nebr the AAT meet drew Coach Osterfoss and families Dave Newton a former Fremont Mills star now with Nebraska Wesleyan athletics at Lincoln underwent knee surgery after aggravating a football injury Glenwood opens its new golf course May 30 with rain dates May 31 or June 1 The municipal pool also opens May 30 Continent Eye Corp asks visitors to stay off the Old Mother Goose nest island near the pond until eggs hatch mid-June to protect the nest
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Sandy Hays
Carol Wolfe
West Coast
Montana
Omaha
Dave Newton
Fremont Mills
Nebraska Wesleyan
Lincoln
Dave
Wesleyan
Glenwood
Shane
Glenwood Golf Association
Tom Davis
Continent Eye Corporation
Continent
Mex Chandler
Malvern Mill Softball Team Shows Steady Progress
Malvern Milling Co. of Malvern, in the Southwest Iowa Softball Association, remains winless but narrows the gap. They lost 9 to 4 to Oasis of Glenwood after a 21-1 defeat earlier, with Oasis piling nine runs on 11 hits while Malvern had four runs on three. Gee Robinson scored twice with Zanders and Rumlery adding one each. Weat and Rumery were Malvern’s battery. Whitehead and Dickland for Oasis. They meet Stanley Redi-Mix Sunday at 8 16 at the Glenwood field, battling for the cellar.
Sidney Rodeo Will Make Some Changes
The 1964 Sidney Iowa rodeo runs August 11 to 16 with Jimmy Dean headlining all 10 performances. Shows keep the same schedule but switch to Daylight Saving Time, making evening shows at 8:00 and matinees at 1:30, final 2:30 Sunday. The change aligns with fast time, aiding the large attendance expected.
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Sidney
Sidney, Iowa
Jimmy Dean
Rodeo Committee
Jim Sutton
Canada
Sutton
Rodeo Cowboys Association
Midwest
Loyal Lassies 4-H Meeting At Silver City Church
The Loyal Lassies 4-H club met May 7 at the Silver City Methodist church. Roll call was a guest room item. Carol Goos spoke on water safety. Mrs Goos and Mrs Bolte discussed the Christian Home. Goos gave a lesson on Accessories. Lunch was served by Kristy Ricker Karen Stewart and Margaret Goos, the reporter.
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Loyal Lassies
Silver City Methodist Church
Carol Goos
Lady Golfers In Twilight League Pairings At Fairview
Rainy weather slows action in Fairview country club ladies twilight league. After completing the first round, teams focus on the third round to be played June 4 with pairings including Wortman Hanson Hopp and Benton Bower Guv with several other trio entries listed.
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Fairview Country Club
Dixie Benton
Margaret Bower
Evelyn
Guv
Ruth Salyers
Viola Starr
Ariana Hanson
Gertrude Hampton
Jacque Mulholland
Trudy Hansen
Laura Mulholland
Verna Scotts
Mary Terry
Mary Hyde
Zelma Wortman
Seaine
Allensworth
Nancy Starr
Bernice Starr
LaVonna Ross
Marian Jones
Mary Swett
Barbara Waisner
Claire Zanders
Pauline Harsh*barger
Cleta Salyers
Irene McManigal
Vi Margaret
Marie Hopp
New Roadrunner Uniforms Feature Malvern Track Girls
Sandra Hays and Carol Wolfe, Malvern track stars, qualified for the Junior Olympics after last Saturday’s AAU meet at Seward Nebraska. Hays set a 440 yd record of 61.4 seconds and placed third in the broad jump while Wolfe earned silvers in the 50 yd low hurdles and 80 meter lows and fourth in the high jump. Both represent the Roberts Dairy Roadrunner team with upcoming events in Omaha and Montana.
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Malvern
Seward
Neb
Sandra Hays
Carol Wolfe
Roberts Dairy
Sandra
Carol
Omaha
Montana
Team lineup notes from the season stats
The record lists players Ploerchinger hitting .250 and Voendittl at .900. Vendittl is a freshman, Mooresinger a junior, and Henton a senior. The fragment references multiple class levels and batting figures for the squad.
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Ploerchinger
Voendittl
Vendittl
Mooresinger
Henton Run
Smallmouth Bass Season Opens May 30 in Iowa
Iowa bass fishermen are reminded that the smallmouth bass season opens May 30, per the State Conservation Commission. The sport fish can be found in northeast Iowa rivers and streams and upper north central streams. Daily bag is five with a possession limit of 10. season runs until February 15, 1965.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Nine Nishna Valley students qualify for Junior Olympics
Nishna Valley high had nine students qualify for the Junior Olympics after a Saturday meet. Denny Boileau won the bread jump in 16-5 and the 100-yd dash in 11.3, also placing second in the shot put. Girls aged 12-13 led NV relay team to victory in 29.8 with Judy Nuckolls, Darlene Sandquist, Clara Van Nordstrand, and Pat Johnson. Intermediate girls saw Lana Kadel win 50-yd low hurdles in 9.1 and Kay Rydberg take broad jump at 12-8, with Beverly McMullen and Peggy Haack taking second in several events.
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Nishna Valley High
Denny Boileau
Judy Nuckolls
Darlene Sandquist
Clara van Nordstrand
Pat Johnson
Lana Kadel
Kay Rydberg
Beverly McMullen
Peggy Haack
Don’t Steal Wild Young Warns Everett Speaker
Everett Speaker, director of the State Conservation Commission, cautions against taking wild life young. He warns many well intentioned people remove birds and animals in spring and early summer, often harming their ability to survive. He notes it is illegal to molest game birds and animals and urges observers to watch from a distance as parents care for their offspring.
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Towans
Everett Speaker
State Conservation Commission
Speaker
New Conservationist in Area 8 at Shenandoah
Theodore W. Pawlowski a Soil Conservationist with the U S Soil Conservation Service is transferred from Spencer Iowa to Shenandoah Iowa as Area Conservationist of Area 8 effective May 25 1964. He serves Adams Clarke Decatur Fremont Mills Montgomery Page Ringgold Taylor and Union counties. Pawlowski has been Area Conservationist at Spencer since October 1960 and previously worked as a Work Unit Conservationist at Wallingford Connecticut. He is a 15 year employee and a University of Connecticut forestry graduate, World War II Air Force veteran 1942 to 1846. Printings Call The Malvern Leader for all kinds. tf.
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Theodore W. Pawlowski
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Spencer
Shenandoah
Pawlowski
Adams
Clarke
Decatur
Fremont
Mills
Montgomery
Page
Ringgold
Taylor and Union
Wallingford
Conn
University of Connecticut
Air Force
Peru State Boys Earn Varsity Baseball Letters
Peru State College announces 16 players named for varsity letters after a 13 8 season. Seniors Rocky Edwards and Newt Heaton earn letters, with other letterwinners from Lincoln Slidell Mineola Omaha Slidell and more, detailing home towns and letter counts for Cox Manning Spizucco Floetchinger Cain Crown Cotton Fangmeyer Hardick Jenson Pattison Sullivan Venditti Young and others.
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Peru
Nebr
Alfred G. Wheeler
Peru State College
Boleat
Rocky Edwards
Southbridge
Mags
Newt Heaton
Randolph
Iowa
Bobcat
Lome
Luke Cox
Lincoln
Jim Manning
Slidell
Frank Spizucco
Mineola
N. Y
Dick Floetchinger
Omaha
Dean Cain
Thurman
Towa
Rob Crown
Ray Cotton
Wood Rives
Larry Fangmeyer
Deshler
Jim Hardick
Verne Jenson
Nebraska City
Steve Pattison
Scottsbluff
al Sullivan
Worcester
Maas
Pat Vendittt
Gary Young
Adams
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Wilbur Wolfe
Marcia
Reges Hatfield
Bill Hays
Robert
Malvern Milling Co
Southwest Iowa Softball Association
Teague
Oasis
Murphy Bros
Maxwell
Stanley Redi
Malvern Milling Aine
Sidney Rodeo
Swisa Presents
Ernie Steuve
Chaistfield
Malvern, IA
R. W. Mansfield
C. L
BUD” Hertz
Embalmer & Funeral
Carol Wortman
Nancy Hanson
Diane Hopp
Roadrunner
Penu State College
al Wheeler Hag
Bobcats
Dick Ploetchinger
Town
Pat Venditti
Weaton
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Malvern Leader
Malvern, Iowa
Rodeo Grounds
Henderson
Pay Day
Art Fritcher
Henderson Arena
Art
Club 64
Salyers Auto CO
Ford Sales &Service
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