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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1967

Page

10

Malvern Panthers football season and community notes

The Malvern Panthers finished a strong season under Coach Dan Stineman with a 93 0 loss in 1965 against Sidney and goal to improve. The squad posted 177 points while conceding fewer shutouts, marking notable growth for MCHS football this year. The Malvern Sports Boosters met at Chantry School with 11 attendees, 6 high school personnel, and 50 paid members, seeking broader support for local sports programs. Alten Yall, serving in Vietnam, sent dues. the piece also recalls former Malvern athletes and a local golf record. A hunting anecdote closes the page with a family outing and mishaps from a pheasant trip, illustrating rural life and leisure.

Panthers Malvern MCHS Dan Stineman Malvern Sports Boosters Chantry School Boosters Maltern Alten Yall U. S. Navy Vietnam Allen Malvern Country Club Darrell Wassner

Nishna Valley to Open Season with Villisca

Nishna Valley basketball opens with a large squad under new coach Richard Fairchild and assistant Douglas Caldwell. Senior players include Klinkie Boileau Fleming Seherle, with juniors Bubbit Sargent and Paul. Season schedule lists games at home and away through February including Corner Conference Tournament.

Nishnu Valley Richard Tairchild Blackhawk Jim Fairchild Douglas Caldwell Steve Klinkie Dennis Boileau Rich Fleming Bill Seherle Vaughn Bubbitt Bob Sargent John Paul

Girls' Basketball Season Under Way at Fremont Mills

Fremont Mills begins basketball with 26 players on varsity. Classified by class, seniors include Karen Sell Barbara Foliette Paula Anderson Judy Richabaugh Martha Ham. juniors Carol Shepard Dixie Bliss. sophomores Jo Ellen Fichter Connie Kilpatrick Diane Bliss Janet Hickey Karen Dinville Teri King Debby Stanley Barbara Malcom Tammy Tanking Marsha Liddell. freshmen Hope Reeves Julie Alexander Teresa Ewart Teri McGinnis Jo Ann Reed Kathy Wheeler Delores Shaw Cindy VanSync Kay Anterson.

Karen Sell Barbara Foliette Paula Anderson Judy Richabaugh Martha Ham Carol Shepard Dixie Bliss Jo Ellen Fichter Connie Kilpatrick Diane Bliss Janet Hickey Karen Dinville Teri King Debby Stanley Barbara Malcom Tammy Tanking Marsha Liddell Hope Reeves Julie Alexander Teresa Ewart Teri McGinnis Jo Ann Reed Kathy Wheeler Delores Shaw Cindy van Sync Kay Anterson

Hunting Hours for Waterfowl in Southwest Iowa

Sunrise to sunset shooting hours announced by the Iowa State Conservation Commission for waterfowl hunting in Southwest Iowa. Official guidance defines daily start and end times for hunter safety across the region.

Iowa Iowa State Conservation Commission

Loss to NM In Last Tilt For Hawks

New Market defeated Nishna Valley 21 13 in the final game as Denny Boileau’s head injury sidelined him for the second half. The Hawks led 13 0 after three quarters but the Miners opened the final period with power plays and scoring drives. Steve Harris and Ron Basker put NM ahead, while Terry Pratt added both PATs. Steve Hinkle and Jay Burns connected on a 63 yard TD in the third. Kenny Herbert and Scott Sayers starred on defense as Nishna Valley fell to 7 2 on the season with a 235 to 129 scoring edge for the Hawks.

Denny Boileau New Market Nishna Valley Blackhawks Miners Hawks Steve Harris Ron Basker Terry Pratt Pratt Steve Hinkle Boileau Dave Bruce Jay Burns Rich Fleming Miner Kenny Herbert Scott Sayers Bill Scherle Don Haack

Seven Lettermen Lead Hawkettes Squad for 1967 68

A 30 member Hawkettes squad with seven veterans under Coach John Kruse at Nishna Valley looks to a hopeful 1967 68 season. They tip off Friday against Villisca with Jack Agnew assisting. Key players include seniors Peg Hauck Linda VanNardstrand Verla Wilber Barb Smiler Kay Rydberg and Darlene Sandquist plus junior Judy Nuckolls and transfer Joan Falk from Eikhorn.

John Kruse Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes Villisca Kruse Valley Jack Agnew Hawkettes Peg Hauck Linda van Nardstrand Verla Wilber Barb Smiler Kay Rydberg Darlene Sandquist Judy Nuckolls

Forward Variety Panthers Edge New Market 57 33 in Non conference

Malvern Panthers beat New Market 57 to 33 as guard trio Swan son Jones and Black man led a strong backcourt. Marcia Wolfe scored 31 points with 12 of 31 shooting while Dixie Bird added 20. N M’s Janelle McAlpin and Vicki Brown led visitors with double digit scoring.

Larry Maynes Malvern Gals New Market Pantherettes Marcia Wolfe Dixie Bird Minerette Cheryl Blackburn Rita Rubenking Linda Schroeder Pantherette Becky Swanson Jerry Jones Bev Blackman Malvern

Viking Lake lowered for riprap at Viking Lake State Park

The State Conservation Commission announced Viking Lake in Montgomery County will be lowered by five to six feet this month to stabilize the shoreline with rock riprap. Lowering enables trucks to access the lake bed for rock placement and is timed for completion before spring rains.

DeMolay Trap Shoot Set for November 26

Nishia Valley DeMolay chapter schedules a trap shoot at Malvern Gun Club on November 26 starting 1 30 p m Prizes and classifications will be offered to encourage strong competition.

Nishia Valley Malvern

Assembled Guns in Car Bring Two Fines

Two charges allege a loaded and assembled gun found in a car driven by Lowell Strand of Glenwood. Conservation Officer Chris Hein filed the case with Justice of the Peace Eraast Timmerman. Strand faced a fine of twenty dollars.

Lowell Strand Glenwood Chris Hein Eged Strand Costa Timmerman

Sidney Cowboys clinch second straight Corner Conference title

Sidney 45 Fremont-Mills 0 on Friday sealed their second consecutive Corner Conference championship. South Page beat Stanton 41-14 and Essex routed Farragut 53-7 as Marty Franks and Ron Almquist connected for five TDs. Hamburg and New Market won to join a three way chase for second place.

Navy Villisca Malvern Essex Hamburg Carson Dee Bi Farragut Stanton Fremont Mills New Market Glenwood Sidney Lewis Central South Page Shenandosh Farragut Red Guk Tere Nishna Valley Namburg Premont-Mills Sidney Cowboys Fremont-Mills Knights Panthers Ith Esgax Marty Franks Ron Almquist Franks Pages Almaquist Lyle Whigham Sidney Saveesemen South Pa Warragul

Miners Surge in Malvern Debut Despite Shooting Woes

Malvern’s basketball team opened the season at home with a 58-42 loss to New Market. Gary Kare led the Miners with 37 points as Malvern, ahead 14-6 after one quarter and 19-26 at halftime, struggled with field goal accuracy hitting only 73 attempts. Panthers' Rickasta led Malvern’s defense with 16 rebounds and four field goals, while Rodent, Rod Powles, and Larry Williams added scoring support. Coach Gary Richey, using a small squad with eight lettermen back, plans emphasis on improving shooting and building a stronger contending club.

Malvern Panthers Gary Richey Miners Gary Kare Rickasta Panther Rodent Rod Powles Larry Williams Roger Powles Danny Gemmell Ken Blackman Rob Washburn Richey

Glenwood girls sweep Malvern in season opener at Ramette floor

In the opener Glenwood beat Malvern 65-57 after Malvern lost a forward and guard in the fourth quarter. Marcia Wolfe paced Malvern with 47 points while Jeanelle Madison led Glenwood with 45. In the B game Malvern fell 59-50 as Pam McCollester and Pat Ford helped Glenwood.

Malvern Glenwood Girls Pantherettes Ramette Malvern Gals Marcia Wolfe Marcia Rey Black Man Linda Schroeder Dixie Bird Pat Ford Glenwood Jeanelle Madison Gals Ford Pam McCollester

Cowboys Hit Malvern In Final Game

The Malvern Panthers battled Sidney in the final game, losing 45 to 7. Sidney’s Curt Starnes sparked two rushing TDs and two passing scores, with Roger Sheldon and Tom Hudson catching TDs. Panthers stayed competitive, with Ken Blackman opening the scoring for Malvern.

Sidney Cowboys Malvern Panthers Panthers Ken Blackman Mike Blackburn Curt Starnes Curt Roger Sheldon Tom Hudson Betimes Sheldon Cowboy Panther Andy Dyke Tom Dyke Tor Dyke John Travis Phil Greedy Red Powles Panthér

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