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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1962
Page
11
Malvern fans witnessed Hamburg led by Mickey Thompson and Ken Winkler erupt for a 54 point win over the Orioles. Lanny Gay sparked Malvern with a 74 yard kickoff return for their only score, while Thompson and Winkler dominated with multiple TDs and long runs.
Summit area matchups spotlight two key games this Friday in the Corner conference. Malvern travels to Essex as one tied team aims to turn a season around, while the Orioles seek their first win. South Page heads to Hamburg where an upset could topple the Wildcats. Other pairings include Fremont Mills at New Market and Nishna Valley at Sidney in Hawk Eye 7 play.
A Review on By R. L. Shapcott notes a good crowd expected to follow the Orioles to Essex for Vern Malvern’s 8th game. Optimism runs high as a win could fuel momentum for the Nov. 9 home game against the Sidney Cowboys. Essex players recover from backfield injuries and Trojan QB David Dyke leads, with his father Dale a former MHS coach.
Winders led the Blackhawks with 179 passing yards and top tackles, though he played safety on defense as the team stopped South 13 to 7 last Friday.
Rollie's Texaco jumped on Frankgen Johnson to grab first place as Gay Gil Co. overtook Callins Drug Co. in second. The Market tripped A. W. to tie for third with Glenwood Bank, then Fern's Beauty surged past. Rollie's led team scoring with an 885 game and 2452 series. Mary Stanley led with 193.
In the Pioneer League heat rises as Kizzier's holds the lead with four points while Gibson's slides to second after a three point loss. Red Line Oil moves to third, Pace Service climbs to fourth, Buffington's drops to fifth. Westside Cafe takes three of four from Malvern Lor as Jim Stanley posts 2865 pins for top game and Kizzler's claims best team game with 47 dollars. Thurman Bank tops high series with 1708. An even dozen pioneers remain in play.
Hamburg moved to the top of the Corner Conference after a Friday win as South Page suffered its first loss to Nishna Valley. Fremont-Mills crushed Stanton 24-0 at home in Tabor, with Kilpat, Samilankina, Yates, Severn, and Jensen contributing scores. Jobe starred for Essex in a 32-0 upset at New Market, while Parkquyt handed Sidney its first defeat 6-0 on the Admirals’ field. High-scoring marks were posted by Eldon Sheer and others, and local notices offer low-priced “NO HUNTING” signs from The Leader.
The Nishna Valley Blackhawks toppled league leader South Page 13-7 in a Friday Corner Conference game at College Springs. All scoring occurred in the first half as NU's Bob Hicks burst 65 yards for a first-quarter TD, Rick Lunn added the extra point, and Dick Winders and a successive run by Ele gave the Blackhawks the lead late in the half amid near-misses on two other extra chances. Winders also had a 69-yard run in the second period and the Rebels defended a goal-line stand, with both teams failing to score in the final quarter despite drives to the five-yard line.
Glenwood outpaced Creston 28-0 at home as two first quarter touchdowns and one each in the second and fourth propelled the Rams. Tom Warpur threw two TD passes and ran in another from eight yards. Dale Asmussen contributed a kickoff return for a score while Marvin Kontrst and Melvin Kontrst connected on 20 and 35 yard TD plays. Extra points were kicked by Harper Sed and Marvin Kontrst. Creston threatened briefly in the third quarter reaching the Glenwood 10 yard line.
Malvern Jr High faced Sidney in the season finale on Oct 28. The opening quarter ended 7-0 for Sidney, with no change in the third. In the fourth quarter Sidney added another TD while Malvern saw a 60 yard run negated for out of bounds and Gary Hardman connected for a TD and extra point.
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