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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1966
Page
7
Malvern edges New Market 47 to 46 in a tense 32 minute high school boys basketball game. Tim Pratt led Malvern with 6 points as Rick Tast ers and others sparked a late rally to steal a win from the favored Miners in a tight fourth quarter.
In a close conference opener Hamburg edged Nishna Valley 46 to 40 after trailing early 18-7. Kim Johnson led Hamburg with 17 points while Steve Hinkle added 10 and Jim Johnson contributed on defense. Hamburg tied 40-40 with 44 seconds left before finishing strong.
Sheriff reports an unidentified motorist in a no passing zone caused a collision near Tabor on Highway 273 at 7:50 a m. Paul O Connor of Shenandoah swerved into the ditch to avoid the violator, with about 150 dollars in damage to his car.
Malvern Oriolettes traveled to Treynor for a non conference game. Treynor Cordettes prevailed 51 to 45 as Malvern shot 36.7 percent hindered by jitters and inexperience. Kathy Burger led Treynor with 34 points while Dixie Bird had 14 for Malvern and Mayer Wolfe 28 for Treynor.
The State Conservation Commission announced the archery deer season reopens November 26. The second half of the split bow and arrow season runs from a half hour before sunrise Saturday until sunset December 16, with a bag limit of one deer of any sex or age. Licenses are valid throughout the archery season.
Carol Wolfe of Malvern led JFK Wahoa Nebraska scoring as the Patriottes defeated Wayne State women 71 to 52. Wolfe connected on five field goals and nine free throws for the total while JFK benefited from supporting players with key contributions.
The Oriolettes defeated the New Market Minerettes 49 to 41 in their first conference game. Key players included Terry Jones with 26 rebounds and Marsha Wolfe scoring 21 for Malvern. New Market leaders Jeanne Jones 20 and Janelle McAlpin 18.
Conservation Officer Chris Hein reported the shotgun deer season in Mills County yielded 60 deer. Hunters were active early Saturday and deer were taken across the county, with many in excellent condition and feeding on corn.
Corte Stewart of Malvern was fined ten dollars and costs by Justice of Peace Virginia Hall for speeding. Milford Trasslar of Sigourney was fined five dollars and costs for overload on Tegistrg ed 4 perfect record to date, ton.
Nishna Valley Blackhawkettes opened with a 65 to 33 victory over Hamburg. Daviene Sandquist scored 20 points, Kay Rydberg 17, Pat Johnson 10 for NV. Hamburg’s Mary Vallaston led with 22 points. Janet Rydberg had 11 rebounds as NV solidified defense throughout.
Four Mills County players earned honorable mention in the All State football selections announced by the Towa Daily Press Assn. on Sunday. Charles Paul, halfback, and Rick Morris, guard, from Nishna Valley. Dick Keith and Bob Dyer, center, from Glenwood, are listed.
Council Bluffs deer hunter F Hager and Harry Brannan were fined ten dollars plus costs for hunting without the landowner's consent on land owned by Otho D. Wearin of Hastings. Conservation Officer Chris Tiin noted it as a rare arrest. the men were arraigned before Justice John Wall in Malvern after a Saturday opening day arrest following a deer harvest.
The list shows matchups Glenwood Bank 4 Jamisons 0 and Rollies Texaco 3 Glenwood Packers 1, with P. Ag 3 Nishna Cottage 1. Team scores rank Glenwood Bank 901 2604 and Glenwood Packers 896 2501, plus detailed individual scores for players such as Jan Forney and Thelma Surface.
Treynor overwhelmed Malvern 65 to 19 in their non conference season opener. The Cardinals used full court pressure and man to man defense to force turnovers and build a wide first half lead, while Malvern struggled to score, managing only a few late points.
Lary Williams led Orivles with a 1g and 4x6 at the line while Rod Behrens paced Treynor with 15 points. Dave Mass added 11 and Alan Avis 10 for Treynor as Malvern trailed 21 4 86 19 at halftime and 21 14 17 13 for a final 65 65 score.
Nishna Valley defeated Villisea 77 to 4 and 61 to 42 in non conference games. Pat Johnson sparked the girls with 26 at halftime, while Lois and Colleen Means combined for 56 points for the Blue Jays. Colleen added 11 rebounds as Paula Jayelle contributed in backcourt. Free throw struggles hurt the Hawks, making 26 of 41.
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