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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
9
Congratulations go to Darrell Waisner with condolences to Dee Zandera, Southwest Iowa golfers receive recognition. A Malvern pool site debate pits Boehner Park against the County Fair Grounds, with cost and vandalism concerns shaping public opinion and a preference for Boehner Park amid sewer and budget worries.
Nishna Valley and Malvern battled to a 6-6 draw as Lunn's 47 yard burst and a late Malvern scoring drive by Doug Dashner to Buel Needs highlighted a tight game at Emerson Field. Penalties and injuries tested both teams with Mike Jackson taken to hospital briefly but released after x rays showed no serious harm.
The State Conservation Commission urged Iowa duck hunters to take part by sending in wings from each duck shot. Hunters will use envelopes from local game managers to mail the best wing and fill back details on when where how shot. Data will show stock, hunting pressure and needs for more public areas.
Local notes from Malvern Iowa outline community happenings for October 3 1983. Items cover town events, public notices, and school activities relevant to residents.
The first of Iowa's two duck seasons opens at noon Oct. 5 with good local duck populations. The season runs Oct. 5 to 13, with a second period Oct. 26 to Nov. 17 to catch major migrations. Goose and snipe seasons run Oct. 5 to Dec. 13 and Oct. 5 to Oct. 13, respectively, while sunrise to sunset applies except opening days. Squirrel and rabbit hunting face heavy vegetation and light rabbit pressure. squirrels are fair in parts of the state.
The frail Riders Saddle club will hold its annual hay ride Saturday October 5. Participants will depart from the fun club picnic grounds at 7 30 p m. Bring a guest and a sack lunch for an evening of fun.
New Market's 38-7 victory over Hamburg handed the Wildcats their first loss in 18 games. Jim Jobe ran for three touchdowns including a 73 yard sprint on a fake kick, with Tony Silva Rich Clayton, and Dan McComb adding scores. Hamburg's only TD came on an 11 yard pass from Kevin Koch. Essex tied South Page 7-7 as Ron Barlow sprinted 85 yards and Bill York's 30 yard TD pass from Richard Carlson. Sidney beat Stanton 32-0 as Mike Fox ran for three touchdowns. Farragut topped Fremont-Mills 12-0 and Nishna Valley and Malvern battled to a 6-6 draw.
The Horseshoe Saddle Club met Sept 23 with 11 members. Wayne Crawford was elected president, Joe Hall vice president, Marie Rountree secretary treasurer. A breakfast cookout and trail ride in the Waubonsie Hills followed by a wiener roast are scheduled for Oct 13, with next meeting Oct 23 at the Community building.
Our Market moves into a first place tie after taking two of three from B P W Rollie's Texaco loses two to Gay Oil and Glenwood Bank and Tabor D X each win three from Jamison's A W Collins Drug wins a pair from Connie's Tabor D X posts a 825 game and 2343 series with Rollie's 810 game and 2268 series. top individuals include Marion Jurgens 202, Barbara Peterson 200 and 190, Ruth Stanley 180s. Forney leads with 541 pinfall.
Hamburg and Farragut meet Friday in a key Corner Conference game as unbeaten Farragut Admirals travel to Hamburg. The Admirals, favored by coaches, have shown mild offense though they defeated Nishna Valley 39-4 and Fremont-Mills 12-0. Other area games include Malvern vs Fremont-Mills and South Page at Farragut.
Malvern junior high fell 25 to 6 last Thursday to Nishna Valley in the opener. Malvern scored on an 80 yard pass from David Malcom to Larry Williams. Larry Sanders was short on the extra point. Dennis Boileau starred for Nishna Valley on offense and defense. Randy Ballenger sustained a cracked rib and will miss the next game with Hamburg.
Darrell Waisner fired a six under par 29 to break the 26 year old Fairview course record, previously set by C. A. Boyer in 1947. He birdied No 2 and four straight on the back, with one two putt par and a clutch chip in for three. Teammates John Kilne Mervin Turner Gordon Scott Fred Harshbarger watched as a new mark emerged amid Dee Zanders’ earlier 30.
The Fremont-Mills Knights rebounded in classic fashion but fell 12-0 to Farragut. A 7 yard run by Jon Martin gave Farragut a 6-0 halftime lead after a tight first half. Martin added a 22 yard score in the fourth quarter to seal the game as Fremont-Mills prepares to face Malvern on the road.
Bays Branch Colyn Rock Creek Game Area and Willow Slough will be closed to fishing during the duck season from October 5 to November 17 as ordered by the State Conservation Commission. These areas are popular waterfowl hunting spots.
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