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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1963

Page

9

Pool idea debated for school use and winter swimming

Last week we favored Mrs W Pierce’s plastic Bubbie pool concept for a pro Polled Municipal pool but doubted full enclosure feasible. Butch Mansfeld grew to like it envisioning high school swimming in PE and year round use with minimal heating costs. Final pool decisions rest with the committee. submit ideas for consideration. Henderson will field four teams in the Southwest Iowa Independent Basketball league with Treynor Hamburg Clarinda Villisca and Prescott in the circuit. league tournament set for the week of Jan 5. Saturday opens trapping and pheasant seasons.

W. Pierce R. D Butch” Mansfeld Butch Henderson Harl Herring Willisca Treynor Hamburg Clarinda Villisca Prescott

Sidney Won B Tilt Here Tuesday

Malvern high's junior varsity lost their last game of the season Tuesday 19-6 to Sidney on the Malvern field. The Cowboys scored in the first half after a Sidney interception, a Malvern fumble, and a sustained drive after a punt. Malvern added a second half score on a long pass to Bob West and a cross pass to Harold Hardy.

Malvern High Sidney Malvern Cowboys Bob West Harold Hardy

Pleasant Autumn Drive Through Willow Slough and East Liberty

A reader details a scenic family trip east from Wea via old Highway 53 to Willow Slough on a recently completed state road. The route winds through rural counties, Henderson, Wesley Chapel, and East Liberty, offering grassy banks, wildlife, and wooded scenery, praised as one of the loveliest drives and recommended for others seeking a pleasant afternoon outing.

Wea Willow Slough State Conservation Commission County Reed C Henderson Old 69 Wesley Chapel East Liberty

Injuries Sideline Two Orioles Players in Recent Week

Injuries sidelined two Orioles this past week. Friday night Bill Clay suffered a knee ligament injury at Sidney and is out four to six weeks. Tuesday Neil Hanson was hospitalized with a head injury from the B tear game with Sidney and is recovering at Mercy Hospital in Council Bluffs, with a Friday return planned.

Oriole Grid Bill Clay Sidney Neil Hanson Mercy Council Bluffs

New York Drops 52 to Cowboys as Blackhawks Struggle

Nishna Valley Blackhawks fielded a weakened squad at Emerson with Rick Lunn Harold Hascall and Ron Wilkinson sidelined by flu and injuries. Sidney Cowboys dominated scoring with Mike Fox tallying three touchdowns and Ben Rippey adding two as the home team built a 52 point total. Craig Palmer earned praise for solid defense despite the lopsided result.

Dick Godfrey Leo Smith Rod Grindle George Wallace Harvey van Nordstrand Bob Lynn Johnson Mike Vowell Jim Johnson Mgr Joe Lees Walter Russell Dale Sandquist Gary Johnson Kyle Twaddle Phil Straight Dennis Viner Craig Palmer Bob Johnson Charlie Paul Donnie Hicks Rick Lunn Jerome Nauman Rick Morris Ron Wilkinson Harold Hascall Nishna Valley Blackhawks Sidney Emerson Cowboys Blackhawk Mike Fox Mike Stanley Ben Rippey Dennis Bobbitt A. D. Benson Darrell Melton Steve Strong Ron Lowe Stanley

Women Bowlers Had Better Night in Wed. League

The Women’s Tuesday Night League enjoyed a steadier session after Halloween intrusions. Lou King led with 215 and 530, Barbara Peterson claimed the series with 666, and replacements like Auburn Bird added strong scores, while Gay Oil Co. and Our Market posted top team figures as standings tightened with D X Service and Glenwood Bank gaining ground.

Lou King Barbara Peterson Auburn Bird Dorothy Bishop Ruth Stanley Avenelle Dashner Stanley Cora Nusa Gay O11 Co Glenwood Bank Rollie Texaco Tabor Gay B.P.W Connie's A. & W. Collins Jamison's Rollie’s Texaco Gay Oil Co Our Market BP. W Colin’s Drug Co Jamison’s

Trapping Seasons Open November Ninth

The State Conservation Commission announces the statewide opening of trapping seasons on November 9, except state game management areas and federal refuges. Mink harvest runs November 9 to December 8, while muskrat beaver badger skunk opossum civet raccoon run November 9 to February 28. Special permits and quotas apply in regulated areas with federal refuges issuing permits.

State Conservation Commission The Conservation Commission Bureau of Sport Fisheries and Wildlife Commission

Paper gummed tape sale at The Leader Office

Large rolls of gummed tape in 2 inch width priced at $1.25 per inch, offered by The Leader Office.

Pheasant season opens with record harvest outlook

Everett Speaker of the State Conservation Commission forecasts one of the best pheasant seasons in years. Nesting success and a mild winter boost numbers by about 50 percent statewide. Opening day is November 9 at 8:30 a.m. with a 54 day season through January 1 and hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The possession limit rises to nine birds while daily bag remains three cockbirds.

Everett Speaker State Conservation Commission Speaker Iowa

Hamburg Wins Big as Corner Standings Hold Steady

Hamburg moved up a notch in Corner conference standings after a 27-19 win over South Page at College Springs. New Market overwhelmed Fremont Mills 32-12 at Tabor. Farragut piled up 400 yards, routed Stanton 55-6, with Larry Gruber scoring three times, including 75 and 50 yard runs.

Hamburg Wildcats South Page College Springs Rebels NEW Market Farragut Fremont Mills Tabor Stanton Vikings Larry Gruber Admirals

Trojans wallop Orioles 32 to 12 on strong ground attack

Essex rode a potent ground game led by Carlson and York to overpower Malvern 32 to 12. The Trojans rolled up 189 rushing yards as the line opened holes for multiple scores while Malvern battled injuries and fumbled opportunities. Harold Hardy Lanny Gay and Doug Dashner contributed with receiving and rushing plays as Essex pulled away in the first half and held on late despite a late Oriole push.

Essex Trojans Orioles Malvern Bill Carlson Richard Carlson Larry Skabberg Dave Tranks Oriole York Carlson Brits Ine Doug Dashner Harold Hardy Lanny Gay Lyle Hedlund Hardy Dashner Gay Trojan MCHS

Friday's Games End 1963 Season In Corner Conference

Corner teams close the 1963 season with Friday night games including Malvern at Sidney Nishna Valley at New Market Fremont Mills at Harbur Farragut at Essex and South Page at Stanton. The final week on Nov 12 features Farragut at South Page and Sidney at Fremont Mills Glenwood hosts T J Council Bluffs Friday.

Farragut New Market Essextreet South Page Hamburg Sidney Fremont Mills Malvern Stanton Nishna Va Malvern Nishna Valley Harbure Essex Stanton Glenwood T. J. Council Bluffs

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