Eastern Town Roundup Highlights City Basketball Action
Center Point Palo boys win 55-44 as Comreid scores 18 and girls 55-51 with Domer 29. Norway tops Blairstown 78-50. Brockschink 30 and Nevins 23 lead wins. Lone Tree 50 Mt. Vernon 43 with Stonebarr 17. Monona Guttenberg boys win 71-49. Onslow girls 58-18 led by Ripperton 16. Lime Springs girls 52-50 over Elma SC. Garnavillo girls 64-34 and boys 94-46 over Water ville. Elkader 57-45 Maynard. Monticello 65-59 over Monticello. Lone Tree Kinross 55-36. DeSales doubles Ossian with girls 41-39 and boys 50-31.
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Pal
Comreid
Domer
McClurg
Palo
Schnell
Blairstown
George Nevins
Norway
Blaistown
Benton County
Nola Brockschink
Linda Young
Wellman
North English
Keota
Kalona
Williamsburo
Siourney
Linn County
Point
Central City
Walker
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Strawberry Point
Cogeon
Coneon
Strawberry
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Montour
Dinsdale
G—Garwin
Beaman
Garwin
Mississippi Valley
Iowa City
C. R. Franklin
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C. R. McKinsey
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C. R. Roosevelt
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Wilson
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Cedar
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Leeds
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Humboldt
Steamboat Rock
Union
Oxford Junction Tops Mechanicsville in close battles
Ken Erickson led Oxford Junction with 39 points and the deciding free throw by Larry Mizaur lifted Oxford Junction to 69 68 win over Mechanicsville. Mechanicsville won the girls game 52 40 with Sally Ahrens and Carroll scoring 24 each. Kathleen Burda added 17 for Oxford Junction.
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Mcville
Oxford Jct
Oxford Junction
Ken Erickson
Larry Mizaur
Mechanicsville
Paul Brown
Sally Ahrens
Carroll
Kathleen Burda
Steamboat Rock Girls Trample Union 69-49 Victory
Steamboat Rock defeated Union 69 to 49 as Karren Lucken scored 35 points for the girls team. In boys action Steamboat Rock won 57 to 37, with Bob Lucken totaling 22 points while Union’s Shaf Fer led with 18.
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Steamboat Rock-Union
Steamboat Rock
Karren Lucken
Union
Steamboat
Bob Lucken
Shaffer
Gladbrook-Conrad Beats Conrad 68-25 In Rumored Matchup
Gladbrook Conrad defeated Conrad 68 to 25 as Wendien scored 24 points. In girls action Gladbrook won 64 to 28 with Harms pouring in 28 points.
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Gladbrook
Conrad
Wendien
Harms
Lowden Boys and Girls Triumph Over Stanwood
Lowden's boys defeated Stanwood 70 to 60 with Bob Meyer scoring 19 points while Hansen and Harndorf each posted 16 for the losers. In the girls game Lowden won 67 to 56 as Eleanor Licht scored 47 points and Armstrong led Stanwood with 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowden
Stanwood
Bob Meyer
Hansen
Harndorf
Eleanor Licht
Armstrong
Ladora and Wellman Win Highlighted Local High School Games
In boys action Ladora defeated Amana 50-40 with Begnick scoring 14 and Van Haeck 15 for Amana. The Ladora girls won 41-25 led by Lou Kinzenbak with 11. Wellman beat North English 75-58 as Bob Topping poured in 30 and Jim Adams 16.
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Ladora
Amana
Begnick
van Haeck
Lou Kinzenbak
Zuber
Wellman
Bob Topping
Pat Gilpin
Jim Adams
D. Humphrey
Fayette Tops Waukon 52 49 In Junior High Battle
Paul Richards scored 19 points led Fayette to a 52 49 victory over Waukon in a junior high game. Butch Johnson led the losers with 17 points as Fayette also won the junior high contest 29 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Paul Richards
Waukon
Butch Johnson
Luana tops Edgewood in tight girls thriller
Edith Doerring and Pat Walz each scored 23 points to lift Luana girls to a 65 64 win over Edgewood. Edgewood was led by Jewell with 30 points while Stalmaker and Mohs paced Luana’s boys in a 68 51 victory.
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LUANA
Edgewood
Edith Doerring
Pat Walz
Jewell
Stalmaker
Keith Mohs
Victor teams sweep Chelsea in tight doubleheader
Victor boys defeated Chelsea 56 to 51 with Pope scoring 17 including a dunk. Lamb led Chelsea with 20. The Victor girls won 45 to 38 as Phyllis Dietrich scored 23. Chelsea’s Rich and Johnson each tallied 19 in the nightcap.
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Victor
Chelsea
Pope
Lamb
Phyllis Dietrich
Rich
Johnson
Oelwein Defeats Charles City 45 to 41 in Conference Tilt
Oelwein edged Charles City 45 to 41 in a Northeast Iowa conference game. Walt Windt led Oelwein with 14 points while Herdrecht Meyer topped Charles City with 13. Charles City won the sophomore game 31 to 25.
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Oelwein
Charles City
Iowa
Walt
Windt
Herdrechtmeyer
Williamsburg Tops Sigourney in 69 44 Victory
Williamsburg defeats Sigourney 69 to 44 behind Marvin Rathjen with 20 points. Sigourney’s Brown leads visitors with 21 points. Williamsburg wins reserve game 33 to 31 in overtime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
Marvin Rathjen
Sigourney
Brown
Atkins-Newhall Girls Rally For 43 31 Victory
Rita Hauser led the Atkins-Newhall girls with 24 points in a 43-31 win over Atkins. Audrey Krug added 19 for Atkins as Newhall’s girls swept two Benton County Conference games. In the boys game, Newhall beat Atkins 41-36 as Boddicker scored 19 and Jim Jacobi totaled 21 for Atkins.
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Atkins
Newhall
Benton County
Rita’ Hauser
Audrey Krug
Boddicker
Jim Jacobi
Mil lersburg girls top Hartwick 63 54 in high school showdown
Helen O'Meara scored 36 points to lead Millersburg girls to a 63-54 victory over Hartwick. The Millersburg boys followed with a 44-32 win as Robert Spading added 14 points.
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Millersburg
Hartwick
Helen O'Meara
Robert Spading
Hudson stops Orange in Cedar Consolidated clash
Hudson earns a 57-49 conference win over Orange as 19 points from Orange and 13 from Hare highlight the game. Hudson also wins the reserve 38-32.
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Orange
Bixby
Hudson
Cedar Consolidated
Hare
Lawler Girls and Boys Triumph Over Calmar Pair
Lawler defeated Calmar twice with the girls winning 65 to 58 and the boys 41 to 32. Roger Croell led Lawler with 12 points, while Mary Mce Creedy scored 34. For Calmar, Bob Breuckner had 10 points in the boys game and Rose Etta Luzum 30 in the girls contest.
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Calmar
Lawler
Roger Croell
Mary Mce- Creedy
Bob Breuckner
Rose Etta Luzum
Manchester- Tipton win tight Wamac battle 50 48
Tipton edged Manchester 50 48 in a Wamac contest as Leighty scored 11 for Tipton while Overman led Manchester with 16 points. Manchester also claimed the sophomore game 33 19.
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Manchester
Tipton
Leighty
Overman
Olin and Dysart teams triumph in local high school games
Olin beat Wyoming 79 65 as Hayes scored 19 for the boys and Strong led the girls with 23 points in a 61 42 win. Dysart edged Geneseo 51 54 in the boys game and 49 40 in the girls with Zobel 14 for Dysart boys and Banker 24 for the Dysart girls. Geneseo’s Hagee top scored with 17 and Taylor added 20 for the Geneseo girls.
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Olin
Wyoming
Strong
Ellers
Hayes
Geneseo-Dysart
Geneseo — Dysart
Geneseo
Zobel
Dysart
Banker
Hagee
Taylor
Television Listings for Cedar Rapids and Des Moines Stations
Television schedule details for KCRG Cedar Rapids WMT KWWL WHO and others listing time slots from 6:00 PM to 11:30 PM with news weather films wrestling sports shows and variety programs across multiple stations and cities including Cedar Rapids Des Moines and Davenport Ames Rock Island and Davenport.
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Kcrg-Tv
Cedar Rapids
Wmt-Tv
Kwwl-Tv
Waterloo
Who.tv
Des Moines
MBS
KCR
KXEL
Fis
Lpm
Sandy
Andy Singer
Cr Ierf
Dude Ranch _t
Loyola
Towaewe
Towa Loyele
Donald McGibney
Capitol
Theo Bucky O'Connor
Serenade
Hash
Wee Romance
Stlen
Western Hour
Dundee Team Sweeps Volga City in Mixed High School Play
Dundee defeated Volga City 77 to 20 in girls action with Frances Haley scoring 20 points. In the boys game Dundee won 71 to 28 as John Brunsman poured in 37 points while Volga City's Leste led with 18.
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Dundee
Volga City
Frances Haley
Trobert
John Brunsman
Leste
Fairbank Girls Edge Hazleton 48 47 In Narrow Victory
Fairbank defeated Hazleton 48 to 47 as Kelly led with 26 points. Hazleton’s Snyder scored 32 to win the girls game 58 to 28 behind Meyer’s 18 points. Woods and Reiter each had eight for Fairbank.
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Wilton Jct.w
Wilton Junction
Elwood Diese
West Branch
Holderman
Judy Davies
Mary Wells
Hazleton-Fairbank
Hazleton
Fairbank
Kelly
Snyder
Meyer
Woods
Reiter
Toledo-Brooklyn Grabs Big Win Over Toledo Varsity
Brooklyn men overcome Toledo 69 to 55 as Ted Nieman nets 24 points and Al Kajer scores 28 for Toledo. In girls action Brooklyn wins 67 to 60 with Bonnie Sutphin scoring 30 while Sharon Head leads Toledo with 30.
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Toledo
Brooklyn
Ted Nieman
al Kajer
Bonnie Sutphin
Sharon Head
Walker girls top Central City 77 53 as Bohls scores 43
Madonna Bohls tallies 43 points to lead Walker past Central City 77 to 53 in girls play. Meakins paces Central City with 23. In boys action Don Butterfield leads Central City with 19 as the boys lose 67 to 38. Tuffy Winn adds 10.
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Walker
Madonna _ Bohls
Central City
Meakins
Don Butterfield
Tuffy Winn
Delhi Girls Edge Buck Creek In Tight 56 55 Showdown
Delhi girls slipped Buck Creek 56 to 55 with Janice Harbach pouring in 35 points while Janet Moulton scored 32 for Buck Creek. In the boys game Delhi won 67 to 41 as Dale Cords added 19 and Buck Creek’s DeShaw led with 16.
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Delhi
Buck Creek
Janice Harbach
Janet Moulton
Dale Cords
DeShaw
Clarence boys overpower Lisbon in high-scoring clash
Clarence defeated Lisbon 82 to 22 as Clarence girls won 64 to 27. Clancy led the Clarence girls with 29 points while Clark scored 14 for Lisbon.
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Lisbon
Clarence
Liston
Clancy
Clark
Sumner and Alburnett Boys Score Big Wins On Road
Sumner stopped West Union 59-50 as Armin Piphio scored 15 for Sumner. Alburnett beat Troy Mills 71-66 with McGowan totaling 35 for Alburnett and McBurney 23 for the girls. Tama beat Marengo 64-25 led by Ralph Wentzien with 19. Urbana girls and boys split wins as Colleen Smith scored 32 and Schallau 20. Anamosa defeated Vinton 57-45. Durant topped Iowa City 41-30. Belle Plaine beat Montezuma 61-43 with Lebeda 21 points.
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Sumner
West Union
Armin Piphio
Moe
Troy Mills
Alburnett
McGowan
Cook
McBurney
Fuessley
Tama
Ralph Wentzien
Marengo
Bob Novak
van Horne
Urbana
Colleen Smith
Schallau
Grimm
Baker Wallace set for 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden
Bob Baker of Pittsburgh the fourth ranking heavyweight and Coley Wallace of New York signed Friday for a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on December 10.
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New York
Bob Baker
Pittsburgh
Coley Wallace
Madison Square Garden
Prep Basketball Results Across Benton and Delaware Counties
A sprawling score roundup lists numerous prep games with teams such as Blairstown, Garrison, Urbana, Fairbank, Independence St. Johns, Tiffin, Cosgrove, Ossian DeSales, and Wilton. Notable results include Blairstown losing to Garrison 52 75, Urbana 73 over Van Horne 53, and Central City 67 over Walker 28 with broader county matchups across Cedar, Jones, Linn, and Delaware regions.
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Benton County
Norway
Blairstown
Garrison
Paoneare
Picae
Franklin- Hawks Hold Off Cedar Rapids In Tight Finish
Cedar Rapids fell short as City High rallied late but fouls benched four Franklin starters. Seaman led Franklin with 18 points while Scott and Frantz combined for 38. Scott dominated inside, securing rebounds as Cedar Rapids cut the gap to three with a minute left.
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Cedar Rapids
City High
Scott
Franklin
Roy Helmin
Iowa City
Seaman
Hawklers
Dave Bradbury
Kelley
Frantz
Thunderbolts
Lovercome
Masley Elected IIA Conference Leader in Chicago
John Masley of Eastern Illinois State College was elected president of the Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic conference in Chicago. Joseph Carey of Central Michigan was named vice president, Fred Rolf of Northern Illinois State Teachers was elected secretary, and Dempsey Reid of Western Illinois State was named treasurer.
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Chicago
John Masley
Eastern Illinois State College
Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference
Joseph Carey
Central Michigan
Fred Rolf
Northern Illinois State Teachers
Dempsey Reid
Western Illinois State
Theater Time For Saturday In Iowa Theaters
The Gazette lists Saturday schedules for Paramount State Palace Marion and other venues. Showings include White Christmas Bengal Brigade Human Jungle Two Guns and a Badge Admiral Was a Lady Best Years of Our Lives and Alaska Eskimos with matinees and nightly times across multiple cinemas.
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Paramount
Iowa
Bengal Brigade
The
Glen
Palace
Marion
Africa
Ten Day Breather In Western League Transfer
Negotiations to transfer the Omaha Western league franchise to the class AAA American Association were broken off on Saturday. The Cardinals and Western League issued a joint statement saying talks are recessed for further study and remain amiable with a belief that negotiations will conclude within 10 days.
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Houston
Texas
Cardinals
Western League
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