Preps Face Vets in Upper Iowa Conference Basketball Race
Clermont Elgin and Postville lead with six returning lettermen each as Upper Iowa schools seek league success. Elkader Fayette Maynard Sumner Waukon West Union also offer veteran cores. Maynard girls, led by seven lettermen incl Nicholson sisters, loom strong in non boys game.
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Postville
Clermont-Elgin
Ted Kjaer
Keith
Kenny Crider
Howard Kittleson
Norm Mitts
Stanley Schaffer
Gary Gilson
Don Siefken
Don Anderson
Bob Deering
Milt Mohs
al Severn
Doug Ruchdascher
John Schultz
Elkader
Frosty Westering
Frank Gilson
Clyde Kramer
Larry Lange
Fayette
George Richards
Bob Johnson
Cardinals
Paul Richards
Vic Fauser
Harry Henry
Maynard
Dale Martin
Dean Odekirk
Roger Martin
Wayne Odekirk
Keith Snodgrass
Sumner
Darold Faulkner
Armin Pipho
Dan Bowling
Jerry Weidler
John Mohr
Pipho
Waukon
Don Cox
Nolting
Ingles
Downing
Bakke
Martin
West Union
Don Brusha
Bombers
Don Moe
Allen Klinger
Frank Reyner
Upper Iowa
Elgin Clermont
Mel Kupferschmidt
Nicholson
Glenda
Carolyn
Calmar Boys Surpass Opponents 56 to 32, Luzum Leads
Calmar won the boys game 56 to 32 with Bill Luzum scoring 20 points while Tupy added 14 for the losers, in continued coverage from page 11.
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Calmar
Bill Luzum
Tupy
Van Horne and Garrison Sweep Benton County Action
In Benton county conference play Van Horne swept Norway with the girls winning 49 29 as Betty Barry scored 16 and White 14 for Norway. Garrison beat Blairstown 78 49 led by Ann Arensberg with 24 points while Blairstown’s Young had 30. The Garrison boys won 61 52 led by Ridenaur 25 and Kimm 15 for Blairstown.
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Norway
van Horne
Benton County
Betty Barry
White
Don Barry
Garrison
Blairstown
Ann Arensberg
Garrison Girls
Young
Garrison Boys
Ridenaur
Kimm
Monticello Girls Rally For 71 68 Victory
Susan Staner scored 38 to lead Monticello to a 71 68 win over the Martelle girls as K Armstrong posted 30 and Ann Sievers 24 for Martelle. Norway Telle saw a 35 point effort in a 61 53 win, with Himmelsbach contributing 13.
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Himmelsbach
Norway
Sacred Heart Monticello Boys Sweep Martelle Wins
Sacred Heart of Monticello defeated Martelle twice as Allan Westhoff and George Maire each scored 17 points. Reed led Martelle with 16, while the Sacred Heart team gained a 139 point edge in the tally.
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MONTI
Delhi Boys Win 65-43 as Keith Leads with 29
Delhi defeated Greeley 65 to 43 with Joe Keith scoring 29 points. A Smock added 30 for Greeley while White contributed 20 for the losing team.
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Lback
A. Smock
Greeley
Delhi Boys
Joe Keith
White
Randalia de Feats Volga In Double Junior Basketball Wins
Randalia beat Volga in both boys and girls games. Boys won 53 to 26, led by Joe Miner with 13 points. Girls triumphed 66 to 22, Luann Burghardt scoring 32 points while Probert led Volga with 11 and Weber added 11 for the boys.
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Randalia
VOLGA
Luann Burghardt
Joe Miner
Probert
Weber
Waterville routs in girls game as Morrison nets 27
In the Upper Mississippi conference doubleheader, Betty Morrison scores 27 to power Waterville to a 57-19 victory. Claussen adds 28 for the Pointers in the boys 65-43 win.
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Betty Morrison
Waterville
Claussen
Earlville Sweeps Oneida in Girls and Boys Games
Earlville defeated Oneida 51-36 as Delores Smock scored 20 points and Patty Clemens added 23 for Oneida. In a separate boys game Earlville won 86-28 led by Dave Whittemore with 19 points while Jack Faust scored 14 for Oneida.
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Earlville-Oneida
Earlville
Oneida
Delores Smock
Patty Clemens
Dave Whittemore
Earlville Boys
Jack Faust
Delhi Nips Greeley 55-54 in County League Girls Game
Delhi edged Greeley 55 to 54 in a Delaware County League girls contest as Janice Har... led the scoring and sparked a late stretch to secure the win for Delhi.
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Delhi-Greeley
Delhi
Greeley
Janice Har
Waterville and Strawberry Point split an
Waterville and Strawberry Point reached a split in an athletic or contest context as reported by local coverage. Details on the teams involved and outcomes are limited in the fragment.
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Waterville
Strawpoint
Strawberry Point
Pembrook Elected to Girls' Union Board
DES MOINES Iowa Eerie High School Athletic Union announces Supt E C Pembrook Reinbeck elected to a three year term on the union's representative council based on a mail vote.
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Des Moines
Iowa Eerie
Iowa State Set to Open 1956 Basketball Season
Iowa State will unveil its 1956 basketball team November 28 with a varsity freshman game at the Armory starting 7 35. Returning from 1955 freshmen are forward John Crawford center Don Medsker and guard Lyle Frahm joined by juniors Chuck Vogt forward and Gary Thompson guard.
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Ames
Iowa State
Armory
John Crawsford
Don Medsker
Lyle Frahm
Chuck Vogt
Gary Thompson
Franklin Matmen Top Traer 21-18 In Cedar Rapids Dual
Franklin Cedar Rapids mat team edged Traer 21-18 as six Franklin decisions beat five Traer decisions all by decision. Jerry Butcher won at 95 pounds and Louie Fairchild, Bob Joens, Ernie Podhajsky, Gordon Stavely, and Podhaijsky also posted wins with several matches decided by close margins.
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TRAER
Franklin
Franklin of Cedar Rapids
Jerry Butcher
Jon Childs
Louie Fairchild
Jim Powmah
Don Martin
Hirschel A So
Sean MoeNiel
Larry Ba le Bill Moore
Bruce Alten
Bob Joens
John Carpenvst
Ernie Podhajsky
Dave Pin
Gordon Stavely
Don Roberts
Joe Kopriva
Gary Koza
Pian Podhaijsky
Chuck
Tom Smylie
Dennis Allen
Oltict
Finn Erickson
Waterloo
Te Magers
Ye Ron White
Mason
Eight Hawks Named to 1955 All American Swim Team
University of Iowa coach David Armbruster announced certificates recognizing eight Hawkeyes on the 1955 all-American swimming roster chosen by 260 coaches led by Gordon Little of Cornell. Lincoln Hurring captained the team, placing fourth in 100 and 200 back and part of the 300 medley relay. Dick Pennington earned fourth in 50 free and belonged to the 400 free relay ranked ninth.
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Iowa City
INS
University of Iowa
David Armbruster
Hawkeyes
Gordon Little
Cornell University
Lincoln Hurring
Dick Pennington
Cubs Announce 32-Game Spring Exhibition Schedule
The Chicago Cubs unveiled a 32 game spring exhibition slate with 31 games against major league opponents. The schedule begins with a home game and runs through March and April.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Saddler to Meet Gallardo in Non-title Bout Dec 1
World featherweight champion Sandy Saddler will box Los Angeles contender Dav ey Gallardo in a non title bout at San Francisco on December 1. The match sets the stage for potential rematches and title considerations later in the season.
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San Francisco
Sandy Saddler
Davey Gallardo
Los Angeles
Boxing spans two cities with uneven results
In Hollywood California Cisece Andrade age 136 from Compton stopped Kenny Davis age 131 of Los Angeles. In Miami Beach Florida Al Andrews age 163 from St Paul outpointed Jimmy Martinez age 160 from Phoenix.
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Hollywood
Calif
Cisece Andrade
Compton
Kenny Davis
Los Angeles
Miami Beach
Fla
al Andrews
St. Paul
Jimmy Martinez
Phoenix
Ariz
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