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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1967

Page

10

Coach Agnew Relies on Speed After Losses

Coach Agnew faces a lighter Blackhawk squad and shifts to a fast offense to offset size loss. Starters listed include Barns at QB Beilual at tailback Bruce at up back Sayers at swingback Hinkle Fleming Paul Herbert Haack Barns Seherle among line. Swett suffered a season ending wrist fracture last week.

John Paul Kenny Herbert Don Haack Pat Barns Bit Seherle Agnew David Swett

Sports Boosters to Meet Sept 14 at Chantry School

Malvicn Coolmantry Sports Boosters will meet Thursday September 14, reports president Wilbue Wolfe. Election of officers and plans for the new school year are on the agenda. Wolfe urges all interested in improving Malvern Community district sports to attend.

Malvicn Coolmantry Wilbue Wolfe Chantry Welfe Malvern

Wednesday Night Women's League Team Pairings

Rollie's Texsco 2, Goy Oil 1, Glenwood Bank 4, State School 0. P.AG. 2, Standard Oil Co. 4, Hurst Seed 2, Nishna Cottage 1, Gloria's 2, BPW. 1. High Team Series Glenwood Bank 2479, Rollie's Yoxavo 2452, Goy Oil 2450. High Team Game Goy Oil 879, Standard Oil Co 849, Glenwood Bank 848. High Individual Games Mary Stanley 199, Edna McNulty 188, Jan Forney and Avionelle Dashner 180. High Individual Series Mary Stanley 507, Carolyn Stanley 494, Avanelle Dashner 493.

Rollie’s Texsco Goy Oil Glenwood Bank Edna McNulty Jan Forney Avionelle Dashner Mary Stanley Carolyn Stanley Avanelle Dashner

First Inning's Efforts Give Win to Farragut

Farragut built a seven run first inning and cruised to a 10 to 1 victory over the Knightettes on Thursday. Pitcher Karen Dinville wrestled control in early frames but settled down for FM, while Knightettes showed promise despite inexperience from graduation. Karen Sell led with three hits including a triple, and Jody Bukaeck and Judy Rickabaugh added two each as Farragut broke the game open early.

Farragut Knightettes Karen Dinville Hilling Karen Sell Jody Bukaeck Judy Rickabaugh

Students Depart for College as Class Time Nears

Community students head to colleges and universities this season including JFK College Wahoo Iowa State University Ames and many others. Names listed include Rayna Reed Carol Wolfe Karl Hertz Kathy Burgoin Bonnie Spiker Nancy Darrah and Frank Darrah among entrants across Nebraska Iowa and Colorado.

JFK College Wahoo Nebr Rayna Reed Carol Wolfe Iowa State University Ames Bill Blackburn Gary Wolfe Virginia Angus Nettlelan Boyles van Indianola Clayton Hertz Iowa Western Community College Clarinda Carole Horn Bob Scipold Randy Hardy Vicki Glynn Pam Yates Diane Allensworth Gwynn Blackburn University of Iowa Iowa City Linda Larson Jan Costello Harald Hardy Kansas City Art Institute Kathy Burgoin Automation Machine Training Center Kansas City Greg Jones Jennie Edmundson School of Nursing Bonnie Spiker Kathy Glynn Peru Neb State College Nancy Darrah Colo

Corner Coaches Refuse to Yield in Corner Conference Race

The Corner Conference grid season opens Sept. 15 with Sidney Cowboys favored to repeat as champions. Coach Max Moore lists 11 lettermen and a 280-pound tackle Craig Glasgow to lead a heavy lineup, while New Market’s Ralph Aranza predicts surprises from the Miners. Other teams like Hamburg South Page Nishna Valley and Fremont Mills vary in readiness as Essex eyes a potential upset in a league-wide start.

Daniel Stineman MCHS Stineman Sidney Cowboys Ike Max Moore Cowboys Glenwood Sidney Ralph Aranza New Market Avanza Moore Craig Glasgow Curt Starnes Phil Hopkins Roger Sheldon Ted Greedy Hamburg South Page Nishna Valley Fremont Mills Essex

Fremont Mills Grid Team Names Returning Lettermen Eleven

Coach Buck Riley leads Fremont Mills high school grid squad with 38 players for a 10 game schedule starting September 15 at Treynor. Senior lettermen include Dave Goodman Steve Goodman Mark Kilpatrick Mike Powers and Terry Stanley. Junior lettermen comprise Barry Anderson Dave Reed John Smith and Dave Walker.

Buck Riley Fremont Mills High School Treynor Dave Steve Goodman Mark Kilpatrick Mike Powers Terry Stanley Barry Anderson Dave Reed John Smith Dave Walker Mike Dinville Dennis Fichter Rick Gregg Louis Kilpatrick Richard Moreland David Morrical Steve Cass Matford Foster Dennis Fréed Dave A. Goodman Ben Jurey Mike O'Donnell John Okerbloom Jay Wherler Kevin Albertson Steve Dinville Steve Fichter Benny LaFollette Randy Richardson

Sixteen Girls Report for Softball at Fremont Mills

The Tabor Beacon notes sixteen girls report for fall softball in the Western Town High School Softball League. Seniors Paula Anderson Jody Bukatek Karen Sell Judy Rickapaugh Juniors Dixie Bliss Dixie Reed Sophomores Barbara Malcom Karen Dinville Tammy Hawkins Freshmen Peggy Rickabaugh Kathy Siefsema Julia Rickabaugh Terry McGinnis Kay Anderson Teresa Ewart Hope Reeves. Fremont Mills schedule lists Sept 5 Glenwood at FM Sept 7 at Lewis Central Sept 8 Nishna Valley at FM Sept 12 Farragut at FM Sept 14 at Tri-Center Sept 16 at 2 p m Sept 19 Lewis Central at FM Sept 21 at Nishna Valley Sept 23 girls sectional. All games start at 4:30 p m with the Saturday Sept 16 game at 2 p m. Lewis Central, M's next game will be Sept 7 at

Western Town Paula Anderson Jody Bukatek Karen Sell Judy Rickapaugh Dixie Bliss Dixie Reed Sophiomores Barbara Malcom Karen Dinville Tammy Hawkins Peggy Rickabaugh Kathy Siefsema Julia Rickabaugh Terry McGinnis Kay Anderson Teresa Ewart Hope Reeves Fremont Mills Glenwood Lewis Central Nishna Valley F-M Farragut Tri-Center

New Speed Limit Signs Posted North of Silver City

Signs were posted Wednesday on county road north of Silver City setting the speed limit at 60 miles an hour day and night. The speed formerly was 60 miles an hour daytime but 5 at night.

Silver City

Noisy muffler leads to Glenwood man fined

A muffler noise charge against Jerry Lee Gillespie of Glenwood resulted in a $10 fine plus costs in Justice Carl Remley's court. In a separate matter Howard V. Clark of Glenwood faced assault and battery charges from a family disturbance and was fined $10 and costs.

Jerry Lee Gillespie Glenwood Carl Remley Howard

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