The Malvern Leader from Malvern, Iowa • Page 6

V-v. VY Athletic, Cheer Leader Awards were Given at Sports Booster Club Banquet In Comer Conference Meet Awarrls were at the Mal- vcrn Sports Boosters dub's anrasal banquet April IS. with ot the various sports giving fetters lor each adivity. Hero's ii ILst of (ho HIGH SCHOOL High school Coach Dan Mike. Ibvc, Drmg Ru.T'hctt, Dennis Soli.

Bob Mil I Jamielwicz, Mike Fcrtl. nithairl Waymire, Knth Barter. M.s- senger. Darwin Swarson. Dowg Fuo- er, Steven Bhiekbtrn, Kevin Hertz, IVlike Stevens, Daru-11 Tom McClura.

Gary Ford. Steve Manners: Mih. 1 David Hilton. Stcivc j-choul sirls Oa- chi.s I.arry Mayiu-s Burra ii J. McNamara is, NV Now Out 3 Resign; Following close on the heels of two oth'r Nishna Valley head fociball mentor Jim McXam- ara hrs arncunccd his resignation.

effective at the close of this school year. McNamara is in his first, year at Valley, c-cming from Corning where ho was an assis'ant co.ich. He is the third NV coach to on- noimee his u-sigration in little than a v.iek. His future plans are nc; known at this time. Two other first-year coai-hes Craig Nixcn and Denny Howard M-ilf leave the Valley staff r.t close of Jhe Valley Cindermen High on Charts One of th? most noticeable traeh teams on Harry Bun-ell's Iowa Alh'etic AssociMicn Class track charts is the Nishna Valley squad.

Accc to Burrell, Blackhawk Jon Bass ranks third in the 100- yard Dash with a :12.4 time, and tenth in the 220 with a time of Paul Haack is currently eighth in High Jump with a tell 5-10 jump on record. Steve Van Antwerp is in the shot put competition with 01 lob. As a team, the Hawks flank second in the 440-yard Relay with a time :45.7. The Hawk 880-yard Relay squad is second with a time of 1:35.7. The- Mile Relay team is eminently in seventh slot with a and the Mile Medley teaim is sixth at 3:53.8.

The tabulations were figured following the Blackhawk Relays on April 17. Rick Jones in Two Wins at Jay Dan Stinoman's Malvern Ramihei 1 tnack squad traveled to Villisca Tuesday far tha Blue Jay Relays. The team xuored six fn the rnei't, a'l on placings of Rick Jonas. Jones lock third p'-acc in the Dash, with a time of 24.3. He look third in tro 440-yard Dash with a time cf :55.8.

Rick, whcsc usual forte is the Long Aimp, failed to forJ the finals in that event. Robirstm: Debbie McClure, Pat Dfr hn. Kathy Leu. Joleen and Coleen Portow. Christy Ricker, Jill Sail, Joyce Stophans.

Linda WasHnirn, McChrre Linda Barber, Mar- Bkickbdrn. Kathy Bowley, MJckcSson, Janet Storff. Shei- ta Htint. Knop. Marsha Mill- Ricker.

Sinner, Linda Williamson. M.i",v '(rs Thnllcr, Bonnie IX-Jjbse IAHI. Ccnch James Mr-'-, As-t Slki-man: R.jrttrr. Bnaoe R.srwii.ng, Glen Dick- Hiiton, Jack Sell, Satr.is. Steve Beanie, Doug Gary Ford.

Mike Hoyt, Pontow. Steve Miller, Mike Bowen. Hertz, Chris Curt T.timmer, Wesley Ryiin. l.jiry Januelwicz, Ricki Mike Fotd. Steve Mansers: I'helps, Jim Hanv brijiht.

Hisjh school girls track, Coach Larry Mtiyn-js, Bernard Robinson, a.sst." Dtbbiu McClure. Christy Ricker. Joyce Stephens, Marsheila Blackburn. Linda McClure, Kim Rush, Sheila Hunt, Diana Ricker, Linda Williamson, Shannon Pierce. Managers: Joleen Pontow, Linda Washburn.

High school boys back. Coach Dan Stineman: Dave Waymire. Jack Sell, Richard Sands, Dennis Kyle, Jeff Sell. Kevin Hertz, Danny Edie, Kevin Anderson, Joe Laughlin, Rick Jor.es. Bob Mcore, David Laughlin, Jim Hambright, Doug Burchett.

JUNIOR HIGH Junior high boys football: Roger Alexander, Charles Bowley, Denny Ellis, Karl Frederickson, Rory Jack. Rich Mickelson, Tom Pierce. Date Pontow, Byron Roenfeld, Scott Sc-heffel. Perry Sinner. John Sker- John Bayes.

Mark McClure, Randy Miller, 'k Joel Waymire. Stove Williamson. Mana- gcr.Bill Laughlin. Junior high giils basketball, Hartly McDoweH, coach: Glencla Clark, Wanda Dolan, Judy Donahils, Cindy Her.der?hott. Sheri O'Dell, Cheryl Ryan.

Shellic Sd ivoeder, Karen Stogdill, Kim Wcderquist, Donna Finchem, Mclanie Blackburn, Hen- devson. Tarn Jdncs, Judy Kellcy, Swoboda, Kathy Ricker, Kitty Manger, Shirley Kirsch- mi'icr. Juniai' high boys basketball, Coach McDowell: Charles Bowley, Denny Ellis, Kary iFrederickson, Jim Hat- fiold, Tom Kvfck, Larry Leu, Tom Pierce Dale Pontow, Scott Scteffel, John Bayes, David Bell, John, Edie, David Lieu, Mark iMcClure, Riandy Miller, Mark Srteine, Joel Waymire. Manager, BUI Lauighilin. Junior high girls track, Coach; McDowell: Sue Anne 'Baer, Wanda Dolan, Chris Ellison, Laura Mott, Sheri O'Dell, Kim Wcderquist, Donna Finchem, Kristi Hemle'iison, Tain Judy Kelley, Lou Ann Mott, Kathy Ricker, Julie Swoboda.

Jjunor boys track: Coach McDowell: Roger Alexander, Charles Bowley, Dennis Elis, Kad Frederickson, Jim Hatfield, Rory Jack, Tom Kuck, Billy Miike McClure, Rick Mk'kplBom, Tom Pieliice, Byron Roenfeld, Scott Scheffel, John Bayes, David Bell, Mark McClure, Randy Miller-, Mark Share. CHEER LEADERS Awands presented by Mil. Rohfls and Miss Eagin. High school: Lora Glynn, Suzanne Summers, Maithy O'Dell, Joni Kelley, Shannon Pierce, Kim Rush, Sue Ann Shook, Susan Miller. Junior higih: I-oli Ann Adair, Sue Anno Baeir, Susan Kahl, Julie Mace, Sandy Fay, Gloria Knelt.

Hawks Tie South Page, Rick Jones MCHS Scorer Malvern, Iowa Thursday, April 29, 1971 Valley Wins 440 Relay, VanAntwerp 2nd in Shot-Jay A first place win in the 440 Relay gave Nhihna Valley impetus for a performance at the Blue Jay Relays at Villisca Monday that the Hawks to score 27 points overall to take 4th place in the meet. The fitist place run: was made by the team of Dave Boileau, Clint Gravelt, Randy Morris, and Bass, with a time of :47.5. In field events, Steve Van Antwerp took second in the shot with a distance of 44-4. Paul Haack Valley to Host Dist. Meet May 7 Nishna Valley will 'be one of three hosts for the distinct track) meets to be held on May 7.

Blacfchawk field will be the scene for the Class District meet. All ten Corner Conference teams are Class and will compete at Valley. Those competing in Class action will be Malvern, Nisbia Valley, Essex, Hamburg, Fremont-Mills, Stanton, South Page, Farragut, New Market, Sidney, Carson-Macedonia, Oleaiiiiold, Elk Horn-Kimballlon, ISD, Ii win, Lenox, Manilla, Preseott Shelby-Tennant, Trcynor, Walnut, Uderwood. The Class A district meet will be hosted by Sheniandoah. Competing will be Clairinda, Shertr andoaih, Corning, Red Oak, Denison, St.

Albert, Gtonwood, Lewis Central, Missouri Valley, Griswold, Mount Ayr, and Clarke Commujaity High' of Osceola. Class AA teams will meet at Thomas Jeffe'nson in Council Bluffs. Those teams competing at T.J. will be: Sioux City Heelan, Sioux City East, Sioux City Central, Oes- ton, Atlantic, Abraham Lincoln, T.J., and Hiairlam. A team or individual must place first or second in order to qualify for stWe oompalMiion, or must finish third with a time that is 'bet- telii than a first or second place time at another district meet in the same class.

was 4th in the High Jump with a 5-8 leap. In running events, Jon Bass was 4th and Dave Boileau 5lh in the 100-yard Dash Bass' time was 11.0. Boileau had a time of :11.0. tooki second in the 880- yard Relay. The team of Boileau, Gravett, Morris, and Mark Pieitte recorded a 1:38.81.

The Hawks finished 4Ui. in the Mile Medley Relay, a 4:3.6 run. Those running were Gravett, Merits, Dave Bristow, and Pierce. THE PLACINGS: NV NM 21 SP MCHS 12 Hamburg Stanton 7 Essex Farragut 7 F-M Sidney 6 Ralph Pierce's Nishna Valley trackt squad came upi one-half the victor in the annual Corner, Conference Boys' track meet at Shenao doah last Tuesday evening. The Hawks tied with the South Page Rebels wilh 82 points overall.

Valley came from behind in Jr. Cinder Squads in Glen wood Meet Station Wagon Damaged Colliding with Deer ATI estimated $650 damage was done to the station wagon of Cor- nolius Schmitt, Manchester, when it struck deer on inter 1 state 29 five miles -north of Pacific Junction at 3:30 a. m. Saturday. Schmitt escaped injury, according to the sheriff's office.

the last four events, winning three of them, to catch the Rebels who had looked like a shoo-in to win the meet. South Page Was leading NV by a score of 64-58, when Valley started a rally thai gaive them wins in the Mile Medley Relay, the 440-yard Relay, and the Male Relay. From the outset, it was a contest between the two top finishers, as the other schools fell far behind the Hawk and Rebel blitz in both the field and track events. Women's Wednes. RnQSterS in I Night Bowling Junior High track action last week saw the junior) girls and boys squads travel to Glenwood for dual meets.

Both teams dropped their, events. In boys action, the Panthers scored 31 points to 56 for Glenwood. Coach McDowell supplied the following placings in which has team scored: 220-yard Dash: 2. Jack), 28.9. 50-yard Jack, .6.9.

100-yard Dash: 2. 12.5. 440-yard Dash: 2. Fuederickson, C5.9. 440 Relay: 2.

Malvern, :55.4. 880 Relay: 1. Malvern, 1:53.6. Mile Relay: 2. Malvern, 4:41.7.

High Jump: 2. Hatfield, 4-9 (broke old local record of 4-8) Long Jump: 2. Jiack, Shot: 1, LaughUn, 34-10. Pantherette fortunes saw the Malvern team lose to Glenwood, 66-52. The junior gals won first place in Softball Throw, Long Jump, High Jump, 440 Relay, land the 220-yard Dash.

Herte are the Malvern placings as supplied by Mr. McDowell: Softball 1. Jones, 140-6. Long Jump: 1. Swoboda, 13-9.

Discus: 2. Dote, 54-9. Shot Put: 2. Ricker, 22-7. 3.

Matt, 22-lVt. High JMmip: 1. Wedetrqutet, 4-4. 880 Malvern, 2:03.3. 440 1.

Malvern, :57.2. 440 Medley Relay: 2. Malvern, :60.6. 660 Medley Relay: 2. Malvern, 1:39.4.

400 Meter "Shi Relay: 2. Malvern, 61.5. 5 Flight Hurdle Relay: 2. Malvern, :48.1. 60-yd.

Dasih: 2. Baer, 8.9. 100-yd. Dash: 2. Dolan, :15.3.

220-yd Dash: 1. ,:30.0. 2. Swoboda, :30.3. 100-yd.

Low Hurdles: 2. O'Dell, :17.9. 3. Mott, :24.7. 5 Flight Hurdles: 3.

Mott, 29 39 43 50Vz 51 52 61 72 86 Standings Rollies Texaco 76 Glenwood Bank 66 Goy Oil Co P. A. 62 Harless Realty Alta's Cafe 54 Gloria's Beauty 53 Hurst Seed 44 Nishna Cottage 33 Malvern Body 19 High Team Games Series Rollies Tavern 932 2530 Goy Oil Cp. 874 2430 Gloria's Beauty 872 2553 Ind. High Games and Series Auburn Bird -186 200 567 Jan Forney 210 561 Ruth Lefever 181 -186 527 Avanelle Dashner 225 517 Ruth Stanley 187 516 Donna Strand 503 Beth Surface 502 Lorraine Platt 211 Kristy Stone Carolyn Stewart Mary Stanley Rick Jones Listed Third in Long Jump Jump devotees in Malvern can bake heart.

Rick Jones, has been feted by HaHiry Buiirell of the Iowa Boys' Athletic Association, ias third on the charts in Class Long Jump competition so far this 'season. 'Rick's big 20-2 leap at the Blackhawk Relays pult 'him 'in that position. ecause you're number one! land Bank Variable Interest Rate loans provide for Interest rate reduction when economic conditions permit and offer borrower protection, too. That's one of the reasons people with growing Ideas do business with the Land Bank. For a long term loan on us! LATJDBATMK LARRY VILETA, Mgr.

2015 West Broadway Council Bluffs, Iowa Phone: 323-1191 HENDERSON (From last week) Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rickei' and Mrs. Clara Sehramm of Herman, spent Sunday with the Mike Ricker family. Other speakers at the confei'ence include Keith Bridson, Regtonal Office, Iowa Stale Health Depaititment, Ernest Aust, Area VII Conservationist, Soil Conservation Service, Dr.

Merwin Dougal, Iowa State University and Mrs. 'Mary Louise Petersen of Havton. The conference, sponsored by Iowa State University Extension' Service, is open to any interested parson. It wll begin iat 9:30 a. m.

May 4 at the United Presbyterian Church in Red Oak. Contact the Mils County Cooperative Extension Office in Malvern fori -advance reservations before April 28. Valley Gals 2nd at Tri-Meet with Farragut, Essex Craig Nixon's Blackbawkettes finished second in a tri-meet with Farragut and 'Essex at NV Tuesday. The 'NV score was 42, Farragut won with' 102 and Essex trailed With 17. Valley winsi came in the discus throw, the Long Jump, and the softball tlrow.

Dennie Giiavett tossed the disc Kay Bribe leaped a 17-2 in the Long and Marlene Gage threw the ball 145-6 fofl the win. The Hqwkettes also won the 400-meter Shuttle Relay with a time of :58.5. Tre runners were: Phyllis Frazee, Diane Shaw, Cathy Forwaud, and Ronda Wilkinson. Full meet results will appear in next week's edition. Track-Field Project Now Work on a project that coudd tuim into a full-fledged sports stadium for the Malvern Community School District has been started by volunteers of the Malvern Sports Booster Clufb.

Club president, Charles McClure told The Leaden that tre group has begun construction of a practice football field and track on ground north of the present tennis counts at the high school cento. The overall plan is for the track) to 'become a nucleous -for construction projects that will ultimately give the Malvern system a permanent stadium for football, track, baseball, and other' field spouts, to replace facilities at tha Mills Co. Fairgrounds. This would eliminate the long trip from school to field for practices and games. Althoulgh the present effort is mainly aimed toward making the practice field and a track, the giioup 'is grading Ihe area wrvdi would be 'the proposed permanent football field in hopes that they and toe school 'System will 'be able to finish the project in the near ifuture.

The only tr.jng standing in the way of completion is money or lack of ii. MeClure says that any contributions will be deeply appiia- oiated. He says that a number of persons and groups halve contributed labor, money and materials, but more are needed. The Club will go as fair as it can in the surfacing of the tuack and field during the course of the warm months. Anyone wishing to donate funds or.

labor, or just a good word, may contact Booster club members. A fujnd drive is due to begin soon, and details will be pninted in The Leader when they are available. :21.8. 4. Bob vStanley, NM, :22.0.

5. (Dan Perry, SP, :22.9. Mile medley 'relay: 1. NV (Dave Boileau, 'Steve Vain Antwerp, Clint Graved, Mark Pierce), 3:55.6. 2.

SP, 3:57.2. 3. FM, 4:03.6. 4. 4:16.7.

5. 4:17.0. 880-yard run: 1. Chuck Killam, NM, 2:09.2. 2.

Greg Olenius, SP, 2:09.8. 3. Tom .2:12.0. 4. Don Lundgren 2:14.5.

5. Da.n Party, SP, 2:15.8. Malvdrn made all of its 12 points on Rick Jpnes as he placed second in the Long Jump with a J9-1, somewhat below his Blackhawk Relays performance of 20-2. Jones also took second in the 220-yard Dash, finishing with a :24.1. Yalley's Jon Bass tooki the number one honors in both the 100- yard Dash and the 220-yaid Dash; the foemer with a :10.4, and the latter with a :23.9.

In Valley's win in the 880-yard Relay, the time for team of Steve Van Antwerp, Clint Grawett, Randy Morris, and Mark Piy.rce, was 1:37.3. The Mile Medley Relay titme foil NV was 3:55.6. Dave Boiliau, Steve Van Antwerp, Clint. Gravett and Mark Pierce were the runners. In the 440 Relay, Valey had a time of :47.3 from runners, Burk Greenwood, Dave Boileau, Clint G.ra- vett, and Randy The Mile Relay win for NV was on -a time of 3:42.8.

The runners were Jon Bass, Randy Moziris, Dave Bristow, Bind Randy Morris. The Hawks stood out in 1 field events, too. 'Paul Haack repeated' his 5-8 Blackhawk Relays performance to take to High Jump honors, and Mack Taylor edged 1 Malvern's Rick Jlanes for the Long Jump title, on, a distance of Steve Van Antwerp, -the Valley shot aribist, came through with a distance of for the win. Teammate Tim Wall was, second with Here are the ovenall results: Field Events Pole Steve Flichter, FM, 1.1-6. 2.

Craig Doty, Sidney, 11-6. 3. W. L. Whitmore, SP, 11-0.

4. Franki Moyer, FM, 10-3. 5. Wayne Gilbert, Hamburg, 10-3. High 1.

Paul Haack, NV, 5-8. 2. Bob Stanley, NM, 5-7. 3. Jim Brown, NM, 5-7.

4. Mark Gibson, SP, 5.7. 5. Randy SP, 5-6. Long Jump: 1.

Mack NV, 19-4V 2 2. Rick Jones, Malvern, 19-1. 3. Dan Franks, Essex, 4. W.

Whitmore, SP, 18-11V4. 5. Knute Hallquist, Stanton, 18-6. Discus: 1. Ed Smalley, SP, 132.8.

2. Oriss Conyac, SP, 113-6. 3. Steve Van Antwerp, NV, 112-2. 4.

-Paul Haack, NV, 108-4. 5. Mike Elriokson, 107-10. Shot put: 1. Steve Vain NV, 2.

Tim Wall, NV, 40-7 Vs. 3. Ed Smalley, SP, 4. Mike Erickson, 39-10. 5.

Jjolhn Carlson, 39-4. Track Events Two run: 1. Randy Gant, SP, 11:14.0. 2. Gerald Murphy, SP, 11:31.4.

3. Don Lorimor, 11:46.9. 4. Jeff Byers, NV, 11:48.9. 5.

Bob Good, 11:49.0. 120-yard high hurdles: 1. Rod Blackburn, FM, :15.9. 2. Brian McKinley, SP, 16.3.

3. Dan 'Franks, :16.4. 4. Gary Churchill, NM, :17.6. 5.

John Carlson, :18.0. 100-yiard dash: 1. Jon Bass, NV, :10.4. 2. Dave BoiliLau, NV, :10.5.

3. Paul Moody, Hamburg, :10.6. 4. Randy Hickey, FM, :10.7. 5.

Alan Hart, SP, :10.8. Two mile relay: 1. SP, (Dan Perry, Robin Smith, Bill Edwards, Otaniious), 8:49.2. 2. Essex, 8:57.3.

3. Hamburg, 9:01.0, 4. NM, 9:28.5. 5. NV, 9:34.8.

220-yard dash: 1. Jon Bass, NV, :23.9. 2. Rick Jones, Malvern, :24.1. 3.

Bruce Butt, SP, :24.2. 4. Mark Fletcher, Heimbil ig, :24.5. 5. Dave Bdstcw, NV, :24.7.

A. D. Benson Memorial Mile: 1. Mark Fichter, FM, 4:51.7. 2.

Dar- I'ell Fiohter, 4:56.3. 3. Bob Olson, 440-yard reiay: 1. NV (Burk Greenwood, Dave Boileau, Clint Gra- Giib'ert, Ham" YOU PROMISE YOU DEVIL, it's all on the level? Suzanne Summers as Morgan Le Fey and Doug Burchett as Modred in a scene from last week's MCHS production of "Camelot." Glenwood's Chief to Return Next Monday Glenwood Police Chief Kenneth Mead, who has been unable to be at his post foil morie than four months because of a serious injury to his left arm, plans to return to his duties MJonday. Mead suffered a compound frac- tuiiB to a lower arm amd a fracture of the upper arm In an accident with a grain dryer the day after Christmas.

The arm also was badly wrenched. Patrolman Ed Daugherty has been acting chief during Mead's absence. Ranidy Morris), :47.3. 2. tie between Essex and (Hamburg, both :48.4.

4. :48.6. 5. SIP, :49.0. Mile relay: 1.

V(Jon Bass, Randy Dave Bpistow, Mark Pierce), 3:42.8. 2. SP, 3:47.6. 3. 3:50.4.

4. NM, 3:52.8. 5. Sidney, 3:56.0. The pocket gopher uses its large upper front teeth.

to dig through soil which is too hard for effective use of its olawis. .,5:01.3. 5. Bob Stanley, NM ,5:05.3. 880-yard relay: 1.

NV, (Steve Van Antwerp, Clint Randy Morris, Mark Pierce), 1:37.3. 2. SP, 1:40.5. 3. Hamburg, 1:40.6.

4 1:40.8. 5. FM, 1:41.8. 440-yard dash: l. Mark Fletcher, :53.3.

2. Rick Jones, Malvern, 3. Bruce Butt, SP, :54.4. 4. Dave Bristow, NV, :55.2.

5 Mack Taylor, NV, :57.7. 180-yard low 1. Brian 'McKMey, SP, :21.5. 2. Dan Franks, :21.6.

3. Rod FM, SNARL IN FREEDOM INGRAHAM STRAIGHT SHOOTERS 4-H club met April 14 in the Silver City Methodist Church at 7:30. Roll call "Your? favorite cut of meat," was answfened by 14 members and 2 leaders. A talk was given by Randy Gredner on "Livestock Breeds and Their Origin," and a leader's presentation by Harold Skerratt on "Beef and Pork Grading." Afiter- wards, Dale Schooling handed out Wholesale cut puzzles to fill in, Lunch was then served by Mrs. Earl Maddooks.

Carol Riohter, Reporten INDIAN DEERETTES 4-H CLUB mat on April 10, 2 in toei Methodist church in Bmersori. Roll call was answered by 12 members and 3 leaders. In business we discussed demonstrations and checked project en- rottment. The meeting was adjouiuv ed. Phylis JOraztfie gave a talk on "Vegetable Artists PaUetite." Debbie Sandquist gave a talk on "Behave Youlrself." Lisa Blank gave a demonstration on "Keep it Level," and 'Kathy.

Stilje gave a dflnwnstaatton on "Put Refreshments were served by Kim Wright Lisa Blank and their motjheuisi. The meeting was also held iat 'the Methodist Church in Emerson. Roll Call was answered and minutes of the previous meeting were read. Vivian Frazee gave a talk on "What Happened to the Bone?" Chris Barton also gave a talk on "Sift and Measure." Shirley Greenwood gave a demonstnation on "Criteria for Selecting SmaH. Appliances." Teresa Richards gave a demonstration on "Make it Mod, A PondUe Party for Friends." Dixie Ebeting and Dbaei Honeyman and.

Lisa Rahr had a demonsfra- tion on "How do you JJke youn, pudding?" Becod boolcs were ywriwid and lunch was afvedj by Plxfo Beleing, Usa Rahr, and their mothers. Debbie Sandquist, Reporter TRAP SHOOT SUNDAY, MAY 2nd at Dutch Gun Club Trap 4 miles north, 2 miles east of Malverh Starting 3 p. m. till dark SHOOTING PRIZfS.