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Newspaper

Malvern Leader

Location

Malvern, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1968

Page

10

Malvern Pointers enter Top Ten in Omaha World Herald ratings

The Malvern Panthers break into the Omaha World Herald Class B Top Ten for the first time since ratings began in 1951, holding tenth place as Sidney Cow Boys rise to third and Hamburg Wildcats to sixth. Ken Blackman leads in scoring with 97 points in two games, while Barry Gustin and Dennis Bartley contribute on offense and defense. The Panthers routed South Page 13-6 then exploded for 42 points in the third quarter, extending their conference lead in rushing and showing strong form ahead of Homecoming against Nishoa Valley. The season’s momentum is strong as official stats arrive this week.

Malvern Pointers Omaha World Herald Malvern The Herald Sidney Cowboys Hamburg Wildcats Panthers South Page Malsback Ken Blackman Ken Barry Gustin GOA Dennis Bartley

Farragut Stages 13-7 Victory Over Nishna Valley

Farragut edges Nishna Valley 13-7 as Mick Teachout’s pass disruption and a late third quarter score by BI Troxel sparked the winning drive. Nishna Valley tied at halftime but Farragut dominated both ground and pass, with Scott Sayers contributing a TD run and points after.

Dains Farragut Scott Sayers Hawks Dwight Dalkey Fron Gi Shadel Ken Tieibert Terry Byers Lad Sin

Women's Wednesday Night Bowling League Pairings and Highs

Pairings show Goy Oil Co in a 2 1 victory over Marless Realty 1 Rollies Texaco leads 3 0 BPAY 0 Glenwood Bank 2 Konfist Sta dard 1 P A G 3 Murst Seed 0 Nishny Cottage 2 Gloria's Bedau ty 1. High game and series Rollie's Texaco 891 2557 Glenwood Bank 847 2466 Goy Oil Co 517 2318. Individual high games and series Beth Survive 202 188 553 Ruth Lefever 193 536 Jan Forney 184 516 Marion Jurgens 198 509 Ruth Stanley 186 508 Lou King 181 506 Evelyn Gay 191

Goy Oil Co Marless Realty Rollie's Texaco BPAY Glenwood Bank Konfist Stadard P.A.G Nishny Cottage Gloria's Bedauty Rollie Texaco Beth Surkive Ruth Lefever Jan Forney Marion Jurgens Ruth Stanley Lou King Evelyn Gay

Hunting Hours for Waterfowl in Southwest Iowa

The Iowa Conservation Commission lists daily hunting hours with sunrise and sunset times across successive dates. Hunting may begin 30 minutes before sunrise and must end at sunset. the schedule spans late September through October with varying times each day.

Iowa Iowa Conservation Commission

Fremont Mills and Lewis Central meet in softball sectional final

Fremont Mills and Lewis Central girls were set for the Nishna Valley sectional final at Emerson Field at 7 p.m. Wednesday after a week of decisive games. NV crushed Hamburg 23-11 in three innings while Lewis Central beat Glenwood 44-? to earn a rematch with FM. Kathy Grindle and Kathy Paul led NV offense with multi hit games.

Fremont-Mills Lewis Central Gals Nishna Valley Emerson Field Lewis Central Tri-Center Titanelles Hawkestee Knightettes Glenwood L. C FM Gals

Malvern Panthers Dominate South Page in 3rd Quarter Surge

In a high scoring clash, Malvern Panthers exploded for 42 points in the third quarter to rout South Page 60 6. Key moments included Al Fox’s 65 yard kickoff return, Dan Gemmell’s 3 yard TD, and Powles to Newell passes setting up multiple scores. Blackman and Turner added crucial rushing and PATs as Malvern’s defense stifled the Rebels’ offense throughout. Lynn Turner and Rob Malvern anchored pivotal downs and turnovers, with the Panthers capitalizing on Rebel miscues to seal their largest margin victory in years.

Acu Malvern Panthers South Page Rebels al Fox Barry Gustin Panther Malvern Lynn Turner Ken Blackman Panthers Blackman Dangy Gemmell Dan Slineman Roger Salyers Turner Tater Gemmell Rod Poivles Powles Dave Newell Rob Malvern Washburn Fox Newell Gemmell Goslin Jack Sell Bartley Sell Keith Barber Lell Parner Dack Sell Dennis Bartley Imige Tases

Diet for Athletes Extension Study at NY Oct. 10

Diet for Athletes extension study discussed at a Mills Co. Extension Council meeting for school administrators, board members, and coaching staffs at Nishna Valley High. Dr. J A Speaving of Thirlan leads a panel of coaches and extension nutritionists focusing on training practices and wrestling in high schools.

Nishna Valley Mills Co. Extension Council J. A. Speaving Thirlan Indules Nik

Valley Malvern Corner bout sparks high league interest

Nishna Valley travels to Malvern Friday for the Panther homecoming and Corner Conference clash. The Hawks seek to rebound from two defeats as Malvern aims to keep its winning edge. Friday’s 7 30 PM start attracts a likely large crowd with strong fan support for both teams.

Nishna Valley Malvern Panther Hawks Panthers

Five Corner Teams Still Undefeated at 3rd Game Start

In Corner conference play Friday Farragut shocked Nishna Valley 13 7 and Fremont Mills edged Essex 19 12 with Mike Fichter extra point. Hamburg crushed Stanton 48 0 while Sidney defeated New Market 44 0. Malvern surged past South Page 68 6 in a decisive third quarter drive.

Nishaa Valley Malvern Fremante Millsy Purragud Whimburg New Market Essex South Page Sidney Stanton Jin Agnew Dan Stineman Fremont Mills Knights Essex Club Admirals Mack Teachout Hamburg South Pape Farragut Nishna Valley remont-Mills Ambuarge Wriday Admiral Power Nishita Valley Mike Fichter Pts

Goose and Bow Deer Seasons Open September 28 in Iowa

Iowa hunting seasons set for 1968. Goose season runs Sept 22 to Dec 6 with hours from half an hour before sunrise to sunset, bag limit five with species caps. Duck season runs Oct 26 to Nov 24, daily bag three with limits on mallard canvasback redhead and two dabbling ducks. mergansers allowed with hooded limit. Deer bow season opens Sept 28 to Nov 24 with archery hours half hour before sunrise to half hour after sunset.

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