Riverside May Return To Capitol Valley Loop Meet
Riverside potentially rejoins the Capitol Valley League as boys and girls divisions tighten with Shueyville and Riverside gone last spring. Solon and Oxford appear strong. Tiffin and Cosgrove also field solid lineups with veterans leading Oxford and Solon.
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Riverside
Capitol Valley Loop
Jack Ogden
Shueyville
Oxford
Ray Randall
Solon Boys
Ray
Dick Greenwald
Jim O’ Brien
Joe Kral
Jim Casey
Dave Randall
Wesley Ballsrud
Tiffin
Springdale Girls Face Long Odds In League Campaign
Springdale girls, like the boys, stumble in league play with three losses. Letterwinners include Roslyn Johnson Velma Stafford Elma Stafford Beverly Wade Maxine Emerson and Rita McAtee. Riverside squads not seen as title threats in Capitol Valley division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roslyn Johnson
Velma Stafford
Elma Stafford
Beverly Wade
Maxine Emerson
Rita McAtee
Hurricane Jackson Could Face Marciano Next Summer
New York boxing writer notes Hurricane Jackson, the Far Rockaway heavyweight, is being groomed to fight Rocky Marciano. Jackson has defeated Ezzard Charles twice and stopped Chubby Layne, though his style remains raw. Manager Lippy Breitbart touts a future Marciano bout, with Floyd Patterson the only rival likely to threaten Marciano before retirement.
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New York
INS
Tommy
Hurricane) Jackson
Far Rockaway
N. Y
Rocky Marciano
International Boxing Club
Hurricane
Ezzard Charles
Rex Layne
Layne
Jackson
Lippy Breitbart
Marciano
Rocky
Bob Baker
Nino Valdes
Floyd Patterson
Floyd
Joe Louis
Jack Ropers
Johnny
Protecting woodlands yields barns hog oases and posts
Timber j is a farm crop. The fragment discusses guarding woodlands from fire and grazing to gain benefits such as new barns and fence posts, with timber j noted as a farm crop.
Eastern Town Prep Basketball Roundup Highlights Morley Viola
Morley swept Viola with girls 67-33 and boys 45-42 as Ruhl led Morley girls with 33 points and Ora topped Morley boys with 10. Viola’s Bigger scored 18 for their girls and Gard 14 for the boys. Niewoehner led the losers with 33. Arlington over Oran 68-35 in boys action. Oran girls 85 43 win, Werner 23 for Amana girls.
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Viola
Morley
Ruhl
Ora
Bigger
Gard
Arlington
Mary Ott
Oran
E. Fink
Mary Werner
Janet Beihrend
Keystone-Norton stars in tight 60 57 win over Ana mosa
Don Norton scored 25 points to lead Ana mosa to a 60-57 victory over Keystone. MclItrath added 14 for Keystone. Keystone reserves won their game 25-22.
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Keystone
Don Norton
Anamosa
MclItrath
McGregor Mar Mac Dominates Waterville in UMC Action
In the Upper Mississippi conference, McGregor Mac achieved two wins. The girls defeated Waterville 59 to 39 with Collins scoring 27 points. The boys triumphed 64 to 53 as Bill Knight added 24 and Duane Slattery led Waterville with 19.
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McGregor
Mar-Mac
Upper Mississippi
Waterville
Collins
Bill Knight
Duane Slattery
Riverside Teams Sweep Ainsworth In Close Matchups
Riverside defeated Ainsworth twice with C Rath scoring 34 to lift the girls to a 53-40 win while K Wilson led Ainsworth with 24. The Riverside boys edged Ainsworth 44-43 as Mike Shalle led Riverside with 16 points.
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Riverside
Ainsworth
C. Rath
K. Wilson
Mike Shalle
Troy Mills Girls Edge Palo 56 55 In Thriller
Troy Mills girls win 56-55 as Zona Walton scores the decisive free throw and Joanne Fuesseley leads with 29 points while Cathy Yates tops Palo with 26. Palo falls short in a second thriller where the Palo boys edge Troy Mills 61-60 led by Clark with 17 and Richard George scores 24 for Troy Mills.
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Troy Mills
Zona Kay Walton
Palo
Joanne Fuessley
Cathy Yates
Palo Boys
Clark
Richard George
Lowden Girls and Boys Sweep Oxford Junction in Wapsie Eight
Lowden High School earned conference wins over Oxford Junction with the girls prevailing 60 to 33 and the boys 65 to 37. Eleanor Licht scored 33 for Lowden girls, Barbara Shedek led Oxford Junction with 16, Norm Meyer had 20 for the Lowden boys, and Jim Mizaur added 12 for Oxford Junction.
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Oxford
Van Horne Girls Top Atkins 72 48 In Benton County League
Gloria Lindt scored 34 for Van Horne as they defeated Atkins 72 to 48. Delores Jennings and Audrey Krug each scored 18 for Atkins. The Van Horne boys followed with a 51 45 win led by Don Berry with 25 while Dean Hatfield scored 20 for Atkins.
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Atkins
Gloria Lindt
van Horne Girls
Delores Jennings
Audrey Krug
van Horne Boys
Don Berry
Dean Hatfield
Blairstown Falls to Urbana as White Keys 30 Points
In Benton county league play Blairstown was defeated 74 to 46 by Urbana. Kimm scored 17 for the victors while Goodel had 16 for the losers. Urbana girls beat Blairstown 70 to 42 as Marilyn White led with 30 and Linda Young added 28 for Blairstown.
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Blairstown
Urbana
Kimm
Goodel
Marilyn White
Linda Young
Center Point Wins Key Allaclon Conference Debut
Center Point beat Winthrop 82 66 as Java Domer scored 51 and Shaffer added 24 for Winthrop. Cusick led Winthrop boys with 28 while Comreid senior contributed 18 for the Pointers in a 59 53 final.
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Center Point
Winthrop
Java Domer
Shaffer
Cusick
Comreid
Chelsea Girls Defeat Amana In 53-33 Victory
Amana-Chelsea earned two conference wins as the Chelsea boys prevailed 50-45 with Conway scoring 20 and Hergert leading Amana with 13. The Chelsea girls rolled 53-33 as Johnson poured in 17 while Argentine led Amana with 20.
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AMANA
Chelsea
Conway
Hergert
Johnson
Solon Boys Rally Past Martelle 78 74 in Tight Finish
Solon boys outscored Martelle 78 to 74 as Greenwald 22 and Casey 20 led Solon while Reed scored 28 for Martelle. Martelle girls prevailed 69 49 with Schwir tz 28 and Siver 23, Cochrane leading Solon with 22.
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Martelle
Solon Boys
Greenwald
Casey
Reed
Martelle Girls
Schwirtz
Siver
Cochrane
Solon
Fairbanks Edges St. John’s 60 59 in boys game
Reiter led Fairbanks with 27 points while Weber also scored 27 for St. John’s. The tight contest went to St. John’s in the final moments.
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Fairbank
St. John’s of Independence
Reiter
Weber
St. John’s
Colesburg Girls Top Buck Creek 74 34 as Buck Creek Wins Boys 51 39
BUCK CREEK Buck Creek and Colesburg split games with Colesburg girls beating Buck Creek 74 34 led by Bockenstedt 34 points and Buck Creek claiming the boys contest 51 39 behind Beitz 16. Colesburg’s Clark and Sampson Excelled with 16 each.
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Buck Creek
Bockenstedt
Colesburg
Bacon
Beitz
Clark
Sampson
Sacred Heart sweeps Greeley in pair of high scoring wins
Sacred Heart boys beat Greeley 80 to 36 while Sacred Heart girls won 68 to 8. Dave Westoff scored 17 points for the boys and Susan Stan er paced the girls with 31. Greeley’s Bissell and White had eight points each for the boys, while A Smock scored 19 for the girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Greeley
Sacred Heart Boys
Dave Westoff
Susan Stan‘er
Bissell
White
A. Smock
West Liberty Girls overpower Nichols in 62 28 win
Nancy Lenker scored 26 points to lift West Liberty girls over Nichols 62 to 28. Charlotte Ball led Nichols with 18. In the boys game West Liberty defeated Nichols 56 to 47 behind Howard Rockefeller's 24. Paul Smith of Nichols tallied 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Nancy Lenker
Nichols
Charlotte Ball
Howard Rockefeller
Paul Smith
Clarence Teams Dominate Mechanicsville in Varsity Skirmish
Clarence boys triumphed 56 to 46 as Hasselbusch scored 19. Clarence girls won 59 to 38 with Sandra Woode leading all scorers at 22. Mechanicsville boys were led by Stoneking with 14 points while Mechanicsville girls got 22 from Sandra Brown.
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Mechanicsville
Clarence
Hasselbusch
Sandra Woode
Stoneking
Sandra Brown
Hopkinton Boys and Girls Sweep Oneida in Local Meet
Hopkinton boys defeated Oneida 102 43 with Glenn Harris scoring 27. Noble led Oneida with 22. In girls play Hopkinton won 58 33 as Rosemary Payne scored 23 and Marg Clendennen 28 for Oneida.
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Hopkinton
Oneida
Glenn Harris
Noble
Rosemary Payne
Marg Clendennen
Luana Girls Beat DeSales 64 to 60 Behind 36 by Shepard
Luana edged DeSales 64 60 as Shepard scored 36 points and Murphy tallied 45 for DeSales. In boys action, Luana won 56 41 with Deering contributing 15 points and Bohr leading DeSales with 13.
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Luana — Shepard
Luana
DeSales
Murphy
Deering
Bohr
Wadena edges Alpha in girls and boys games
Alpha's girls beat Wadena 65 37 led by Nancy Busche with 40 points and Arlene Woshell 16 for Wadena. In the boys game Wadena won 40 36 with Aylesworth and Everett scoring 12 each and Bore tallying 19 for Alpha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadena
Nancy Busche
Alpha
Arlene Woshell
Aylesworth and
Everett
Bore
Waucoma Boys Narrow Win Over Clermont Elgin 45-44
Clermont Elgin fell 45-44 as Dale Miller led Waucoma with 18 points while Howard Kittle son added 13 for Clermont Elgin. In the girls game Clermont Elgin won 70-43 with Sandra Olson scoring 23 and Beverly Bruess contributing 19 for Waucoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont—Waucoma
Clermont-Elgin
Dale Miller
Howard Kittleson
Sandra Olson
Beverly Bruess
Waucoma
Lone Tree Girls Beat Cosgrove 50-26 as Lundquist Leads Boys 21
Lone Tree girls beat Cosgrove 50 to 26 with Mary Flake scoring 25 and Mary Peckman 16. Cosgrove’s Mary Ann Holzhauser had 12. Lone Tree boys won 76 to 41 led by George Lundquist with 21. Duane Amelons paced Cosgrove.
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Lone Tree
Mary Flake
Mary Peckman
Lone Tree Girls
Cosgrove
Mary Ann Holzhauser
Lone Tree Boys
George Lundquist
Duane Amelons
Dundee Delhi Split In Delaware County League Basketball
Dundee girls defeated Delhi 60 to 52 with Janice Cuff scoring 36 points while Janice Harbach also had 36 for Delhi. Delhi boys edged Dundee 51 to 47 as Joe Keith scored 24 and Brunsman added 15 for Dundee.
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Dundee
Delhi
Dundee Girls
Janice Cuff
Janice Harbach
Joe Keith
Delhi Boys
Brunsman
Dunee
Parnell Tops Hartwick in Pair of Piowa Contests
PARNELL defeats Hartwick as Frank Ruddes scores 18 in the boys 71 39 win while Irene Finigan leads girls with 24 in a 47 42 victory Craig and Von Laucher each tally 12 for Hartwick boys Williams leads Hartwick girls with 17 and the text notes a Piowa league event with two contests and mixed results.
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Parnell
Hartwick
Frank Ruddes
Irene Finigan
Craig
von Laucher
Williams
Shellsburg Boys Rally Past Garrison In OT Showdown
Shellsburg outlasted Garrison 43-41 in overtime in Benton county league play. George Trisxt scored 11 for Shellsburg while Pennell topped Garrison with 20. Garrison girls defeated Shellsburg 84-50 with Claussen leading 26 and Froning adding 38 for Shellsburg.
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Shellsburg
George Trisxt
Pennell
Garrison
Garrison Girls
Claussen
Froning
Maynard and Girls Top Stanley In Unbalanced Showdowns
The Maynard girls triumphed 99 to 47 led by Nicholson with 47 points while Schwartz added 20 for Stanley. In the boys game Maynard won 71 to 47 with Snodgrass scoring 21 as Grell and Scharff posted 16 for Stanley.
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Stanley
Maynard
Nicholson
Schwartz
Maynard Boys
Snodgrass
Grell
Scharff
Hawkeye Randalia Split Games With Hawkeye Boys Win 53 16
Hawkeye Randalia defeated Hawkeye 53 to 16 in the boys game led by M Bargason with 14 points while Elmer Schultz scored seven for Hawkeye. Randalia girls edged Hawkeye 62 to 56 with L. scoring for Randalia.
Newhall Girls and Norway Boys Split Local Matchups
Newhall defeated Norway girls 50 27 with Hauser scoring 16 while Garwood added 13 for Norway. In the boys game Norway won 65 54 as Smiley scored 21 and Kunstorf led Newhall with 19 points.
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Norway
Newhall
Hauser
Garwood
Smiley
Kunstorf
Victor-Brooklyn Triumphs In Twin Games On Road
In a boys contest Brooklyn edged Victor 51-50 as Ted Niemann scored 16 but Stevens led Victor with 17. Brooklyn also won the girls game 67-48 with Sciebert pouring in 42 while Dietrich led Victor with 16.
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Victor
Brooklyn
Ted Niemann
Stevens
Las Sciebert
Dietrich
Ossian Sides Sweep Chester In Dual Meet
Ossian's boys beat Chester 56 to 29 and girls 57 to 30. Dale Mundt scored 20 for Ossian's boys while Janet Bowen and Sandra Andersson each added 24 for Ossian's girls. McMasters led Chester with nine points in the boys and Elaine Kelly topped Chester girls with 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ossian
Chester
Dale Mundt
Janet Bowen
Sandra Andersson
McMasters
Elaine Kelly
Lisbon teams split wins over Wyoming with strong performances
In a Lisbon contest, the boys defeated Wyoming 62 to 36 as Bashen and Usher scored 16 and 13 points. The Lisbon girls added a 48 to 43 win led by Ehlers with 30 points while Dale Light had 17 for the Lisbon boys and Carbee scored 25 for the Lisbon girls.
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Lisbon
Wyoming
Bashen
Usher
Ehlers
Dale Light
Carbee
Chelsea over Amana in boys game 50 to 45
Amana Chelsea boys team won 50 to 45 as Conway led Chelsea with 18 points. In the girls contest Chelsea lost 83 to 53 with Wilkinson as top scorer for Chelsea. Herg-
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Amana
Chelsea
Conway
Wilkinson
forChelsea
Herg
Alburnett defeats Walker in tight girls game
Alburnett girls edge Walker 58 55 with Betty Lou McBurney scoring 28 points while Madonna Bowles led Walker with 37. In the boys game Walker won 59 50 as Jim Merritt added 22 and Mike Andrews led Alburnett with 16 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alburnett
Walker
Betty Lou McBurney
Madonna Bowles
Jim Merritt
Mike Andrews
Decorah defeats Lawler 76 to 63 in boys basketball
Roger Cruell scored 28 points to lead Decorah past Lawler 76 63. Wangsness led Decorah with 17 points. Decorah also won the reserve game 41 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Lawler
Roger Cruell
Wangsness
Rowley sweeps Brandon in Buchanan County league games
Brandon and Rowley split the doubleheader with Rowley defeating Brandon 55-52 as Baskerville posts 20 points and Lang scores 25 for Brandon. In the girls contest Rowley wins 53-40 led by McEnary with 22 and Bowers adding 16 for Brandon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandon
Rowley
Rowley Boys
Baskerville
Dennis Lang
McEnary
Barbara Bowers
Conroy Girls Beat Marengo in 20-Year Gap
Conroy girls edged Marengo 48-43 Tuesday as Shirley Swedenheim poured in 23 points and Conroy's defense shone. Disterhoff led Marengo with 20. In the boys game Marengo won 42-41 with Ray Storck scoring the decisive basket and Bob Novak leading Conroy with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conroy
Marengo
Shirley Swedenheim
Disterhoff
Ray Storck
Bob Novak
Kuhnule
Protivin Rudoltophs Split Twin Bill at Fort Atkinson
Protivin defeated Fort Atkinson 56 to 39 in the boys game led by Bernard Kernan with 18 points while Mark Kupka scored 12 for the losers. In the girls contest Fort Atkinson won 60 to 35 as Madonna Tupy poured in 30 and Betty Fenci added 17 for Protivin.
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Protivin
Rudolphinum
Ft. Atkinson
Bernard Kernan
Mark Kupka
Fort Atkinson
Madonna Tupy
Betty Fenci
Ladora Beats Millersburg in Prowa Action as Hunzelman Scores 30
In Prowa conference action Millersburg fell 65 38 to Ladora as Hunzelman tallied 30. Millersburg’s girls won 60 57 with Ruth Faas scoring 32 and Brown adding 44 for Ladora.
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Millersburg
Ladora
Hunzelman
Ruth Faas
Brown
Former Iowans Desert Coaching for Playing Fort Carson Showdown
Fort Carson Colorado hosts a Sunday game with three ex Iowans in uniform as players or coaches against Pensacola naval air station. Head coach Jerry Clark noted injuries from a prior Fort Sill match left the squad hurting while Paul Kemp and Lowell Sisson also may suit up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Carson
Colo
Pensacola Naval Air Station
Jerry Clark
University of Iowa
Paul Kemp
Howa
Lowell ‘Sisson
Army
Waterloo
Clark
Fort Sill
Luther Matmen Begin Practice Under Coach Knispel
Decorah Luther college starts wrestling drills led by Coach John Knispel with five returning lettermen Paul Anderson Stanley Jungck Paul Krueger Don Berg and Darrell Sohn. 26-man roster includes Dale Anderson Richard Anderson Leroy Anseth Chuck Austad Bob Boe Lee Fretheim Allen Henrickson Ed Hill Marlyn Hyland Thomas Lee Ward Melby Dave Nasby Joel Peterson Larry Sorenson Ted Stundahl Gordon Sunner Ralph Temby Larry Weigle George Winn. Season schedule lists meets at Carleton Winona State South Dakota State St Cloud State Mankato Dubuque Cornell Iowa Teachers Wartburg Loras Maraquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
John Knispel
Luther College
Paul Anderson
Stanley Jungck
Paul Krueger
Don Berg
Darrell Sohn
Dale Anderson
Richard Anderson
Leroy Anseth
Chuck Austad
Bob Boe
Lee Fretheim
Allen Henrickson
Ed Hill
Marlyn Hyland
Thomas Lee
Ward Melby
Dave Nasby
Joel Peterson
Larry Sorenson
Ted Stundahl
Gordon Sunner
Ralph Temby
Larry Weigle
George Winn
Six St Olaf, four Coe and one Carleton on Rams all-opponent team
The article lists the Rams all-opponent team post season selections. Six St Olaf players, four from Coe, and one from Carleton are named, reflecting standout performances against Cornell College.
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Coe
Rams
MT. Vernon
St. Olaf
Carleton
Cornell
Coe and St Olaf Dominate All Opponent Team Selections
Grinnell earns honorable mention as Center Paul Quam of St Olaf and Fullback John Rosenberg of Coe are the only unanimous choices. The all opponent team features Cilek and Mikelson at ends, He Seth at tackle, Kohl at tackle, Bostorf and Timmerman at guards, Reinertson at quarterback, Phillips and Von Wald at halfbacks, Rosenberg at fullback, with Honorable mentions including Halvorson Walker Machacek Laren Armstrong Day Scott Voss Brekken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Ram
Paul Quam
St. Olaf
John Rosenberg
Coe
Cornell
George Cilek
Tom Mikelson
Harold Heseth
John Kohl
Dave Bostorf
Tom Timmerman
Carleton
Dennis Armstrong
Shady Day
Bob Scott
Don Voss
Duane Brekken
St. Af
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