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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1963
Page
11
Mrs F W Pierce advocates a year round pool concept likened to a greenhouse using sun heat to extend swimming season with no extra cost. Local sports notes discuss Corner Conference standings with South Page Rebels Farragut and New Market, plus kicking game trends and a fans of the year candidate Big Jim Bowen.
In a tough Friday night, Nishna Valley fell 26-0 to South Page as Dads watched. Quarterback Ron Wilkinson left with a knee injury likely ending his season. Blackhawks defense struggled to contain four Rebels touchdowns. Rick Lunn led NU with 13 tackles and 78 rushing yards. Bob Davison scored twice for the Rebels, and Larry Nowells connected on multiple plays, including a yard scoring rush and a Davison pass for an extra point.
The Ladies league at Stanley Bowl staged a Halloween masquerade with teams Glenwood Bank and Tabor D-X tying for first after strong showings. Marian Jurgens led the high game at 192 and 512 series, with Jan Forney 184 and 499 as runner up, while Thelma Surface added 176 and 480. Substantial team scores included Glenwood Bank 765 for the game and 2145 for the series, followed by Rollie’s Texaco 762 and 2077. standings show Glenwood Bank and Tabor D-X tied atop the table as Connie’s, Collins Drug, and Gay Oil Co. posted notable results in a lively, spooky night.
Hamburg B s defeated Malvern 20 to 0 on Monday at the fairgrounds field. Hamburg led 7-0 at halftime, scoring on a long punt return a 60 yard sweep and a Malvern fumble at their own 1 yard line for the final tally. The Leader office.
Local fans will see the Malvern Orioles in their final home appearance of the season as they face Essex at the fair grounds field Friday at 7 30. Essex brings a 3 22 conference record and has defeated Nishna Valley Fremont Mills and Stanton while losing to Sidney and New Market and tying Hamburg and South Page. Coach Richard Krambeck has the Orioles ready despite recent losses. Other games Friday include New Market at Fremont Mills and Stanton at Farragut plus Sidney at Emerson and Hamburg at College Springs with Glenwood at Villisea.
A deer darted onto highway 275 at Green Hill top, killing the animal and causing about 600 dollars in damage to Paul H. Cheyney 21 from Glenwood. His Chevrolet Corvette suffered the loss around 11 30 Friday night, according to the sheriff's office.
Robert Salyers, chairman of the Commercial Club swimming pool committee, announced the committee members Darrell Watsner, Dr. M. L. Scheffel, C. L. Bud Herta, Beverly Tasto, and Marian Jones. The group has contacted two pool construction firms and reviewed a BPW tennis court plan while gathering size and cost data for the proposed pool.
The leaders held firm as Corner conference action left standings unchanged. Farragut shut out Sidney 20 0 with two late quarters, Admirals' Jon Martin scored twice on 1 and 5 yard runs, John Allen a 3 yard TD, and Jim Mann added two extra points. New Market extended its lead with a 19 0 win over Essex as Warren Runyon scored twice and Jim Jobe added an 11 yard TD run plus a point.
Theft of 23 decoys from Willow Slough was reported to Sheriff Edwin Barkus by Glen Stempel of Oakland last week.
A Malvern reader praises the town pool idea in a letter to Ed and proposes a year round facility. The writer compares plastic bubble roofs with a regular roof and asks if a year round use would save costs by extending operation beyond sunny months.
Mrs F W Pierce invites readers to send letters to The Leader noting that letters should be short and argued. She suggests school children Boy Scouts and parents would benefit and hopes other townspeople will participate, promising to watch for comments in the Leader.
Malvern Junior High celebrated a 12-0 victory over Farragut to close the season. Randy Bal hungar scored a 5 yard TD in the second quarter and again on a 5 yard run in the fourth, with extra points failed. The team finished 1-3 for the year.
Iowa's first split duck season reports high success and a dominant share of blue-wing teal and wood ducks in early harvests. Preliminary surveys show these species making up nearly 60 percent of the total bag, with mallards green-wing teal and pintail also contributing. Hunters report high success, averaging two birds per man in some areas. The later season from Oct 26 to Nov 17 targets northern duck flights.
Hamburg beat Mallvern 15 6 on the Wildcats field Friday night to hand the Orioles their fifth Corner loss. Lanny Gay sprinted 54 yards for a touchdown, Wayne Bennett scored on a 1 yard run, Denny Hendrickson added a nine yard TD sweep, Mike Moody converted the extra point, and Hamburg sealed it with a fourth quarter safety.
The State Conservation Commission reminds hunters that quail season opens November 2 at 6:30 a.m. Population increases in south-central and southeast Iowa signal a potentially strong season. The lay lengthened to run Nov 2 through Jan 1 with daily bag limit six and possession limit 12.
Fremont Milla Knights dominate Stanton 49 to 0 in Corner Conference action. Gary LaFollette opened scoring on a Carroll Jensen pass. Sam Hawkins intercepted for a 2 yard return, Darrell Wilkins added three runs, Bud Severn kicked a field goal and three extra points, Jensen sneaked for a TD, Fred Fichter caught a scoring pass, Vernia Fichter added the extra point. Next up, Knights meet second place New Market at Talbor. Last week results: South Page 26 Nishna Valley 0. Fremont Mills 49 Stanton 0. Hamburg 15 Malvern 6. Farragut 20 Sidney 0. New Market 19 Essex 0.
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