Hubbard Girls Top New Prov in Pine Lake Opener
Hubbard defeated New Providence 50-46 as Donna Hanson sank two late free throws and a steal sealed the win after a tense finish, with Hubbard using a semi zone to limit Nassen. New Providence won the later male game 61-48 as Dean Smith and Ernie Davis led scoring. Hubbard was without Don Hanson due to an ankle injury.
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Donna Hanson
New Providence
Pine Lake
Indians
New ‘Providence
Hansom
Hawk
Craig Downing
Nadine Nassen
Nassen
Rose
Mary Weld
Jane ‘Reifschneider
Lois Kuhlman
Marilyn Speas
June Shaver
Georgia Hoyt
John Bartholow
Henson
Helen Reinert
Peg Borne
Speas
Reinert
Hub
Bard
Roone
Hanson
Bogue
Carma Aschkrat
Peg Bogue
Spea
Perry
Gary Hadley
Lowell
Dick Broer
Don Hanson
Stan Halfpap
Tom Boeke
Chuck Lehmeier
Dive Dielders
Gary Doering
Pirates and Union Girls win in Pine Lake clash showdowns
Pirates beat Union 52-41 to move to 5-0 while Union girls roll past Rockettes 57-32. Shirley Beecher scores 29 and Ruth Bowen 24 for Union. Clara Van Hove leads Union losers with 16. Harlan Frerichs nets 17 as Pirates stay undefeated. Arvin Haywood adds 16 for Union.
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Steamboat Rock
Union
Pine Lake
Bagtettes
Merna Westcott
Linda Hadley
Shirley Beecher
Marylin Dickenson
Margaret Jessup
Barbara Miller
Ruth Bowen
Shirley Vernon
Rosemary Lyon
Pat Dillon
Barbara
Marlene
New Providence
Herald-Index
Pirates
Union Femmes
Eaglettes
Rockettes
Clara van Hove
Harlan Frerichs
Pirate
Arvin Haywood
Steamboat Splits With Corwith In Double Cage Bill
Steamboat Rock defeats Corwith 54 to 44 in the feminine contest while Corwith wins the nightcap 50 to 41. Marie Daleske scores 27 for Steamboat Rock, Clara Van Hove adds 15, Peterson 15 leads Corwith. In the nightcap Keith DeVries nets 17 for Steam boat, with Jerry Knight and Lee Boomgarden key on defense as Corwith leads 32-18 at halftime.
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Owasa
Steamboat Rock
Corwith
Pirates
Rockettes
Marie Daleske
Clara van Hove
Peterson
Keith DeVries
Jerry Knight
Ed Hoth
DeVries
Knight
Pine Lake League Standings Open Loop Play
Ed's Note reports Pine Lake league contests began loop play Friday. No conference games tonight as members start season action, with league play resuming Friday night.
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Pine Lake
Alden Femmes Rout Whitten In Opener Then lose to Whitten
Alden girls smashed Whitten 64-23 in the Pine Lake conference opener as Marilyn Ellingson scored 34 and Evelyn Grape 18 in a 46 16 halftime advantage. Whitten boys prevailed 35 32 with Harm Jass scoring 15 to lead Alden.
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ALDEN
A. O. Larson
Alden Femmes
Pine Lake
Whitten
Evelyn Grape G
Marilyn Ellingson
Larson
Redskins
Ellingson
Grape
Barb Heinzeroth
Jaylyn Baker
Frnie Goodman
Harm Jass
Radcliffe Sweeps Pine Lake League Double
Radcliffe Cardettes win 42-25 over Owasa in the feminine opener and Cardinals take the nightcap 61-40. Bruns and Christianson lead with 16 and 13 points respectively as Radcliffe dominates with strong defense. Owasa limited to five first-half points. In the boys game Radcliffe trails 12-16, rallies to 25-25 at halftime, then blasts 21-5 in the third quarter led by Swenson 14, Bergeson 11, Sampson 11, Spindler 10. Owasa’s Starr scores 21 in defeat.
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Owasa
Pine Lake
Cardettes
Cardinals
LaVerne Schroeder
Femmes
Ann Bruns
Ruth Christianson
Bruns
Christianson
Kay Eller
Mary Jane Ward
Sherry Huffman
Larry Swenson
Jerry Bergeson
Olin Sampson
Ray Spindler
Carl Harestad
Jerry Starr
Radcliffe—Swenson
Sampson
Spindler
Harestad
Owasa -Starr
Half—Radcliffe
Radcliffe — Bruns
Eller
Owasa— Ward
Huffman
Eldora Juniors Sweep Zearing In Pair Of Wins
Eldora's junior high girls defeated Zearing 39 22 while the boys triumphed 22 18 in overtime. The girls built a strong lead late after trailing 4 14 at halftime and a late rally carried them to the finish. Larry Balvant and Gary Frazier each added free throws in the extra period with Bill Smith sealing the victory.
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Eldora
Zearing
Little Tigers
Larry Balvant
Gary Frazier
Bill Smith
Tigerettes Cruise to 92-36 Victory Over Eldora
In Parkerburg Eldora opened with a rough game as Tigerettes led 17-3 after the first quarter and 30-13 at halftime. Eldora’s Tamma Crosley scored 18 and Mary Beach 17 to pace the visitors while Janice Armstrong and Peg McNertney starred for the Tigerettes in the backcourt. Reserve spark came from Jean Guenther with 13 as Eldora faced its first season of feminine basketball.
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Tigerettes
Eldora
Tamma Crosley
Mary Beach
Joan Bockes
Barb Mairs
Pat McNertney
Janice Armstrong
Peg McNertney
Verlene Branama
Tigerette
Jean Guenther
Jane Griffel
Mary Ellen Krause
Locals to Face Reinbeck Tonight in Cedar League Action
Eldora's Tigerettes travel to Reinbeck to meet the defending state champions while the boys face a north Iowa Cedar league foe. No major Tigerette lineup changes expected per Ed Engstrom. The Tigers aim for their second loop win after a Friday night win over Ackley. the Rams fell to LaPorte City.
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Eldora
Reinbeck
Tigerettes
North Iowa
Eldora Jesup Open North Iowa Cedar League Wins
Eldora Jesup LaPorte City and Teachers High secured opening night wins in the North Iowa Cedar League. Eldora beat Ackley 66-43, Jesup edged Grundy Center 53-43, La Botte defeated Reinbeck 65-54, and Teachers downed Traer 51-47. All games set for Friday night in the 1952-53 loop.
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Eldora
Jesup
LaPorte City
Teachers High
Cedar Falls
Tigers
Ackley
Grundy Center
la Botte
Reinbeck
Teachers
Traer
Eldora Five In Loop Win 66-43 Over Ackley
Eldora Tigers dominated Ackley in Cedar League action, 66-43, behind 17-point efforts from Jim Hubbard and Ken Collins. The hosts led 37-21 at halftime and widened to 53-33 by the third quarter as ten Eldora players scored. Jerry Balvant added 14, Boehman 11, while Ackley’s reserves were held in check.
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Eldora
Jim Hubbard
Ken Collins
Tiger
Mac Greene
Tigers
Hubbard
Collins
Jerry Balvant
Bob Bateson
Boehman
Raiders
Gary Walters
Tigers Roundup Sparks Big Wins In Conference Action
Tigerettes win at Parkersburg Eldora 52 Parkersburg 36 and split results at Ackley and Hubbard New Providence. Alden Whitten and Union Steamboat Rock clash with mixed girls scores. Radcliffe Owasa ties and Radcliffe wins girls 42 25. Scoring led by Eldora Crosley Beach 18 17 and Hubbard Hanson 34 with New Providence Smith 14.
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Alden Ee
Radcliffe
Whitten
Steamboat Rock
New Providence
Alden
Union
Owasa
Eldora
Reinbeck
Wellsburg
Dows
Tiday Beaman
Teachers
Walden
Wasa
Tigers
Ackley
Collins
Balvant
Bateson
Boehman
Walters
Kreimeyer
Smith
Davis
Perry
Hadley
L. Broer
D. Broer
Halfpap
Boeke
Lehmeier
Doering
Half — Hubbard
Hanson
Reinert
Aschkrat
Bogue
Nassen
Sneas
Half—Whitten
Goodman
Jass
Half — Alden
Ellingson
Grape
Heinzeroth
Whit
December Deadly Month Warns Iowans On Traffic Toll
State safety officials warn December could decide if traffic deaths drop further in Iowa. Pearl W. McMurry urges cautious driving as winter hazards and holidays raise risk, noting 487 deaths by Dec 1, with 60 fewer than last year. N Jespersen adds tips: slow down, watch for ice, use headlights in snow, and ensure brakes and lights work.
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Iowa
Pearl W. McMurry
McMurry
N. Jespersen
Highway Patrol
Jespersen
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