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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1964
Page
13
Malvern's Orioles chase a Homecoming upset against the Nishna Valley Blackhawks after a rough start to the season. The team faces Tar ragut inspired pressures and a wary Blackhawks squad still smarting from a lopsided loss. A sportsmanship award trial is described with weekly cheerleader ratings guiding a season long tally.
Rollie's Texaco continued to dominate the Women's Wednesday Night league with three wins, led by a 827 individual game and 2301 series. Gay Oil Co. claimed runnerup with 2258, while Glenwood Bank and Collins Drug shared third high game at 774 and finished 2249 and 2249 respectively. Pat Mercar led scoring with 642 series and 222 game, Carolyn Stanley 508, Jan Forney 178, Gwen Krecklow 484 across series. Personal family vignette and neighbor assist wrap local human interest.
To celebrate an anniversary or unwind after a week’s work, enjoy the finest dinner you ever ate at Club 64. The note invites patrons to the venue for a special dining experience.
Farragut stayed undefeated after Friday action as Essex edged Fremont Mills 20-19 and Sidney rallied to beat New Market 26-13. Hamburg defeated Stanton 39-13 while South Page beat Malvern 28-6. five teams remained unbeaten in the Corner conference after initial 1% rounds.
In the first Corner Conference game of the season Essex defeated FM Knights 20-13 Friday. Richard Carlson threw a TD to Tom Wenstrand, ran for two more scores, and kicked twice. FM struck on a 76 yard kickoff return by Harry Ewing and Kilpatrick added two TD receptions. Time expired with FM unable to score. The next game travels to Farragut on September 26.
Farragut's well balanced squad crushed Nishna Valley 39-0 on Blackhawks field. John Allen led scoring with three rushing TDs from 65 21 and 5 yards as Larry Gruber Jim Mann and Darryl McLaren added scores. Gregg Scherer and Harold Shull kicked extra points. Craig Palmer starred defensively for Blackhawks.
Malvern and Nishna Valley meet in a key Oriole homecoming game Friday night as both teams share the same record. Other area matchups include Sidney at Stanton and Hamburg at New Market with local ads and sign options offered by The Leader office.
A 194 yard rushing performance by Rebel Buck's South Page full back Tom Woolsey powered a 26 to 6 win over Malvern. Woolsey scored three long TDs and Lavely added a 62, 79 yard sprint plus extra points. Malvern showed promise on offense with a 67 yard drive and a late touchdown by Jackson, and a stronger air game than the final score suggests.
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