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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1963
Page
11
The Malvern open games Friday night showed Oriolettes nervous early yet held a slim lead into the second quarter. Diane Hopp sparked a rally with an outside pass that produced points around the midway and shifted momentum. The Woodlagsies offered no real challenge thereafter.
Malvern fans watched the Oriolettes defeat Glenwood 98 to 72 as Sharon Turner scored 43 and Glenwood’s Rose Dreager led with 35. Malvern’s Donna lead and depth helped secure a strong second half after a tight first half, while Rose Dreager tallied 35 for Glenwood before fouling out.
The State Conservation Commission sets legal hunting hours in southwest Iowa from 7:19 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on November 21, with daily start times around 7:20 a.m. and end times ranging from 4:54 p.m. to 4:59 p.m. through November 30, indicating brief changes by date for waterfowl season.
Malvern High School basketball squads head to Farragut this Friday for a non conference game marking the last such fixture before tournaments. The season schedule lists games against New Market South Page Nishna Valley Fremont Mills Stanton Hamburg Essex Sidney and more with both boys and girls teams in various showdowns.
A Malvern Community High football picture last week left out Donnie Hopp, a frequent first-string player and regular in B team games, who was not present when the photo was taken.
NV boys won their second of the season as Rick Lunn led with 22 points and a tightened defense helped overturn a 21-20 halftime lead by Stanton. Merlin Golling scored 8 for Nishna Valley. NV girls fell 73-39 after a 40-25 halftime deficit, Barb Kennon with 4 and Linda Johnson 15 led the Vi Queens. Next Tuesday NV squads travel to Hamburg for Corner Conference action.
Nishna Valley and Prescott met in the school gymnasium as the Blackhawks beat Prescott 67-51 while the Blackhawkettes fell 57-37. Shirley Fleming led the winners with 30 points and Lee Geever added 27, while Rick Lunn scored 21 for NV. A midgame demonstration by Pocahontas girls entertained the crowd between halves.
Larry Kern of Emerson was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice of Peace John Hall on a charge of carrying an assembled uneased gun in a motor vehicle. The charge was brought by conservation officer Chris Hein.
Fremont-Mills high school boys and girls basketball teams begin the 1963-64 season Friday at Hamburg. The boys are led by coach Ed Flack with ten returning lettermen including Steve Carlson Gary LaFollette Darrell Wilkins Stan Carlson Gene Dahl and Fred Fichter. Coach Keith McGinnis oversees five returning players as the girls prepare for a 16-game schedule plus Cover Conference tourney dates.
Returning letter winners include Shirley Maxwell senior Mary Wilson Nancy Utterback and Jackie Travis juniors and Vicki King sophomore. Schedule lists nonconference and conference games from Nov 22 Hamburg to Feb 25 Glenwood with dates marking home H and away T. Denotes conference games and the Corney Conference Tournament in Sidney Jan 13-18.
The 1963-64 Town Farm Bureau bowling program invites farmers to compete in nine district tournaments January 28 to 30 with a state event to follow. Divisions include men and women teams doubles and singles plus optional all events. Entry is 4 dollars per event plus 1 dollar all events. players must be Farm Bureau members. District hosts are Waterloo Humboldt Cherokee Audubon Calfax Maquoketa Muscatine Ogalloo sa Creston. Contact the county Farm Bureau office for details.
The T G Ricken home in Henderson will feature a Bermuda Pools demonstration pool. Mr Rieken recently became a Bermuda Pools dealer, and, with Earl Kadel, is installing a model pool behind their homes. Excavation is done and cement work will start when material arrives. they aim to finish this fall, with the pool usable for winter skating.
Merkley Jr. Der, 20, of Omaha, was treated for a back injury at an Omaha hospital after a Mills County accident last Sunday. The sheriff reported he lost control on a county road curve near the Bellevue bridge, the car slid and rolled over.
Damage estimated at 500 dollars was done to the car driven by Lloyd G Townsend age 37 when he lost control at Dead Man's curve on highway 74275 east of Glenwood. Townsend's car zipped through a guard post went over the embankment and into a cornfield. He wasn't hurt.
The Wednesday Night League saw glue in shellac as bowlers struggled. Jan Forney led with 186 single game and 496 series, Barbara Peterson 183, Ruth Stanley 178. Rollie's Texaco topped team game at 2788, Market second at 779, Glenwood Bank 768. Market 2179 pins led, Glenwood Bank 2164, Rollie's 2140. No team posted a series sweep. leaders won 2 to 1 in several matchups.
Corner conference principals announced 63 season honors in a unique voting system. Ten squads chose players without naming votes for their own members, creating shared first and second teams with some positions overloaded and others empty.
Two deer were killed by autos in Mills County this past week according to Sheriff Edwin Barkus. One deer was struck by Leona M. Dixon, 58, of Emerson on Highway 34 a mile and a half west of Emerson, causing about $175 damage to the car. A separate deer was hit by a patrol car driven by Patrolman Harry Weis east of the Silver City corner, with about $180 damage.
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