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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 14, 1968

Page

8

Pantherettes Take Two From Nishna Valley Tuesday

Malvern Pantherettes topped Nishna Valley in two games Tuesday, with the Varsity winning 84 to 40 and the JV 49 to 10. Marcia Wolfe led Malvern with 31 points, Pat Ford added 18, Linda Schroeder 11, while Edna Bleming and Genene Maher also contributed strong scoring. The B team’s Rita Rubenking led with 21 points, Pat Perkins added 17, and the visitors received solid efforts from Kathy Lou and the Greenwood sisters.

Malaverngab Nishna Valley Varsity Malvern Marcia Wolfe Pat Ford Linda Schroeder John Kruse Edna Bleming Genene Maher Kathy Grindle Ginger Lunn Rita Rubenking Clofely Kathy Lou Pat Perkins Shirley Greenwood Sherry Greenwood

Fremont Mills and Sidney Ready to Clash for Corner Conference Title

With one game left in the Corner conference race, Fremont Mills and Sidney prepare for Friday’s showdown after Hamburg’s win over Essex and other Friday results left Hamburg third, Farragut fourth, and Nishna Valley fifth. New Market moved ahead of Malvern, while Sidney and Fremont Mills each seek the title. The postponement came after snow moved the originally scheduled Tuesday game to Friday afternoon.

Malveen Ken Blackman Sidney J. Starnes Nishna Valley New Market Fremont Mills Hamburg Farragut Essex South Page Stanton Fl Fremont-Mills Knights Malvern Cowboys Panthers Trojans New Fissex Stanton

Rebuilding Seen for NY Girls as Practice Starts

Hawkettes coach John Kruse of Nishna Valley begins a new basketball season with 28 girls practicing after losing most last year’s starters to graduation. Four seniors Edna Fleming Crna Mahar JoAnn Palkin lead a young front court as hopes rise for improved offense later this season. Malvern Todayong scheduled to host Essex on November 29.

John Kruse Nishna Valley Hawkettes Edna Fleming Crna Mahar JoAnn Palkin Marv Anderson Rett Paul Joyee Wilder Kathy Grindle Carl McKee Ginger Tunn Kruse Malvern Todayong Essex

Glenwood Gals Triumph in Two Wins Over Malvern

Malvern opened the season weakly losing to Glenwood 68-49. Glenwood’s Panthersettes pulled away late as L Rowe tied the game at 64-64 with 4:22 left, then Marcia Wolfe hit a late jumper to seal a 70-64 win. Linda Schroeder and Pat Ford contributed scoring with 5 and 2 free throws respectively. Barbara Blackman, a freshman, stood out in backcourt with Berky Swanson assisting. Glenwood led by Rowe with 14 points, while Neuiel and Soniris added double figures for balance. In the opener Rita Rubenking led Malvern with 13 points, Kathy Lew added 14, Debbie McClure 10.

Marcia Jed Larry Maynes Linda Schroeder Pat Ford Linda Pat Mareja Pantherettes Barbara Blackman Berky Swanson Maineine Cheryl Blackburn Trudy Stoedill Marybeth Costello Enod Rowe Glenwood Seeying Neuiel Sonirss Malvern Marcia Walte Glenwood Marcia

Hawks End 41-6 Victory Over New Market

Nishna Valley Hawks closed their 1968 season with a 41-6 win over New Market. Jay Barns, Chris Pierce and John Paul starred as the offense clicked in the first half, with Paul scoring twice and Pierce adding a late scoring run. Nome fielded strong defense as Hoad, Barre, Morris and others contributed. A halftime dedication honored Tenreth Need Grindle of the NY board of education.

Nishna Valley Hawks New Market Ays. Asls Jay Barns Chris Pierce John Paul Paul Barns Rams Pierce Gare Beme Fon Phil Kelran Reing Vallev den Hoad Pat Barre Tarktas Seat Savers Pierre Randy Morris Weh Evira Nass Pan Kudpon New Valley Teark Wars Tenreth Grindle NY Board of Education

Shotgun Deer Hunting Licenses Still Available

Iowa Conservation officials said 300 shotgun deer licenses remain for Zone 1 prime hunts. Zone 2 covers western and southwestern counties. Applications must be received by 4:30 p.m. November , with season December 7 8 and 9 from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

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Panthers Open Basketball Season With Veteran Base

MCHS Panthers, led by coach Marvin McDonald, start the season with a strong veteran core including Rick Tissin and Rod Hunt. The team aims for a disciplined offense and added depth from younger players. The schedule begins November 22 at home vs New Market, with most games in Malvern Community Building.

Aman Marvin Mcdonald McHs Panthers Irey Malvern Seat Me Tom Brink Rick Tssin Rod Hunt Lynn Turner Rob Washburn Ken Blackman Dan Gemmins Rod Powles Rod Dave Malcom Roger Salyers Randy Barber Don Bell Mark Babbitt Glen Dickersbach David Evans Jacksell MCHS South Page Nishna Valley Fremont Mills Stanton Farragut Hamburg Mount Ayr Underwood Essex Iowa Deaf Sidney

Supper Sunday to Honor MCHS Football Squad

The annual pot luck supper honoring the MCHS football team will be held this Sunday November 17 at 7 30 p m in the Booster Station recreation hall. All interested, especially parents, are welcome to attend and bring table service and a covered dish.

MCHS Booster Station

Bright Colors Required For Deer Hunters In Iowa

Iowa hunters must wear blaze orange clothing while deer hunting under a state law. The December 18 shotgun and muzzleloader season requires visible blaze orange vests coats hats or other gear to be worn in the field. Bowhunters are exempt. regulation aims to improve hunter visibility and safety in varied weather and light conditions.

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Second Half Push Fatal to Panthers

Sidney used a strong second half to defeat Malvern 27 to 6 as Tom Duke led Sidney with three rushing touchdowns and Tom Creery added a late score. Malvern’s Lynn Turner scored their only touchdown on a 1 yard run. The Panthers end the season 3 5 and 1 with momentum lost midseason.

Panthers Sidney Malvern Cowboys Lynn Turner Parthers Tom Duke Tom Creriy

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