Cardettes top Hubbard in late rally for title
Radcliffe surged ahead late to beat Hubbard 31-24 at halftime and pull away to win the championship 54-45 as Hubbard guard Lois Kuhlman and Radcliffe guard Carole Mossman led scoring. Eldora edged New Providence 48-42 for consolation with Nadine Nassen and Barb Holcomb each 17 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radcliffe
Hubbard
LaVerne Schroeder
Lois Kuhlman
Cain
Lee Christenson
Hanson
Helen Rutland
Ann Bruns
Carole Mossman
Helen Doering
Mossman
Doering
Nancy Dannenbure
Norma Topp
Ruth Christianson
Kaylissa Eller
Eldora
Providence
Tigerettes
Dick Camp
New Providence
Nadine Nassen
Peggy McNertney
Nassen
Barb Holcomb
Peggy Bogue
Marilyn Speas
Midge Runyan
Tamma Jo Crosley
Joan Bockes
Union Radcliffe dn LeGrand District girls cage winners head to LeGrand
The Union Radcliffe and LeGrand District girls basketball winners played Saturday night with Union advancing to face Garigan at 7 30 p m and Radcliffe meeting Reinbeck at 8 45 p m on the same night in LeGrand The era finals and consolation follow Saturday night as the Cordettes from Radcliffe edged New Providence 47 45 in a thriller led by Carole Mossman 28 points and Nadine Nassen 27 for New Providence with 958 paid admissions and a total crowd over 1200 after extra bleachers were added
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Union
Radcliffe
LeGrand
Roland
Garrigan
Hubbard
Reinbeck
New Providence
Nadine Nassen
Peggy Bogue
Marilyn Speas
Margaret Speas
Hubbard Gymnasium
Supt
A. H. Brauer
Union Wins Iowa Girls Sectional Title 42 41
Randall staged a late rally but Union held on to defeat Randall 42 to 41 for the Iowa high school girls sectional crown. Sharon Bowen scored the decisive free throw in the final minute as Union, led by Meridean Speas with 21 points, protected a 39 27 edge entering the fourth. Olson led Randall with 22 points while Charlene Hall paced Roland with 34 in a separate regional contest.
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Roland
Union
Randall
Iowa High School
Sharon Bowen
Unior
Marcia Maas
Hoth
Bowen
Randall Bucket
Dorothy Mae Brown
Thorsen
Meridean Speas
Lntest
All Union
Hardinseyzette
Speas
Olson
Peg Bowen
Hardin County
Amaion
Rowen
Charlene Hall
Unions
Milli Rash
Reinbeck Hands Tigers Pair Of Losses, 45-31, 20-19
Reinbeck defeated Eldora 45-31 in the first game and edged the Tigers seconds 20-19. Don Lorenzen led Reinbeck with 26 points, Peters 14, and Ohrt 3. For Eldora, Gordon Lamb and Ted Tietz had nine each, Harrington and Waide four, Hubbard and Foster two, Collins one. Second team: Reinbeck won 10-7 at half, then 16-15 after three, finally tying late before a late charity toss won it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carma Aschkrat
Eldora
Hubbard
Tigerette
Dorothy Zielske
Peg McNertney
Joyce Snider
New Providence
Radcliffe
Cordettes
Ruth Christianson
Cardettes
Carole Mossman
Christianson
Bucket
Rad
Lee Christenson
Betty Runyan
Mossman
Topp
Tigers
Rams
Don Lorenzen
Ram
Peters
Ohrt
Bill Lorenzen
Gordon Lamb
Ted Tietz
Reinbeck
Willer
Dufe
Owen
Siefken
Jim Foster
Kenny Collins
Kemp
Huehn
Beck
Lorenzen
Wanes
Peters Thee Nee Ee
Hubbard Stern Lamb Perenne Harrington
Eevee Owe Aide
Renee Re
Tietz
Collins Foster
Jim Jenes
Golden Gloves Tournament Opens Feb 1 12 14
Central Iowa amateur boxers from towns across the region prepare for the KRNT Theater arena event. About 16 bouts are slated with eight Open and eight Novice divisions. Open division champions advance toward Chicago competition in the Golden Gloves.
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Central
Iowa
Jah
Fearon
Thuyrs
Chicago
Golden Gloves
Champlions
Cage Round-up COMING GAMES Tonight Owata at Wellsburg
Tonight's schedule shows Owata at Wellsburg and Jewell at Radcliffe with several others across towns. Local coverage lists matches including Rock Whitten, Beaman Union, and Conrad with multiple pairings throughout Friday and weekend play.
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Owata
Wellsburg
Jewell
Radcliffe
Hanser
Steamboa
Rock Whitten
Beaman Union
Conrad
LF and Standing Incomplete League Update
Editor notes the league standings as of Monday with New Providence and Union set for a final match that could crown the champion in the female division if Union wins. A New Providence victory would move them to second place behind Uphill and Radcliffe in the male division, with further regional implications. Also referenced are dairy cattle culling figures from Iowa State College stating about a third of the test dairy cows in the state were culled last year.
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New Providence
Union
Iowa
Donald Voelker
caatsTory
Iowa State College
BAIA
Latimer Bursts To Nudge Alden In 41-37 Final
Latimer trims Hardin County entry Alden to 41-37 in a close girls sectional final as Latimer erupts in the last two minutes to knot the score at 35 and pull ahead. Evelyn Grape leads Hardin with 20 points, Delores Friesleben tops Latimer with 14. Alden had reached the final with a 53-42 win over Sheffield and a 47-45 semi over Rockford.
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Sheffield
Latimer
Alden
Hardin County
Evelyn Grape
Hardin
Marilyn Ellingson
Gloria Akers
Delores Friesleben
Lorraine Heinzeroth
Rockford
Reikena Wins Free Throw Title at Hubbard Site
Judy Reikena of Wellsburg hit 10 of 10 from the free throw line to win the Hubbard sectional charity shooting contest. She totaled 22 of 25 and will advance to a district site of her choice to compete against other sectional champs and runners-up. Peggy Bogue of New Providence finished second with 20 of 25 and also advances to the district shoot. Other qualifiers at Hubbard include Elsie Roe Williams Carole Mossman Donna Hanson Yvonne Estes and Nadine Jassen.
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Hubbard
Judy Reikena
Wellsburg
Peggy Bogue
New Providence
Bogue
Iowa
Elsie Roe
Williams
Carole Mossmen
Radclife
Donna Hanson
Yvonne Estes
Eldeca
Nadine “Jassen
Farm Sales Calendar Faces February Dates
A series of farm sales listed for February includes W. H. Raska in Eldora on Feb 5 and Feb 14 Pure bred Spotted Poland China sale at Eldora Sales Pavilion 7 30 P M. Other sales move through Iowa Falls Radcliffe El Dora Garden City New Providence Steamboat Rock and Union with buyers Carl Schwebke Clayton Prescott Ruben Anderson George Herndon F W Gaunt Carl Daleske Bob Walters Gene Howard and more across multiple towns.
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W. H. Raska
Eldora
Carl Schwebke
Iowa Falls
Martin Lettow
Radcliffe
Fred Fuller
Poland
China
Clayton Prescott
Ruben Anderson
Garden City
George Herndon
iNew Providence
F- W. Gaunt
New Providence
Carl Daleske
Steamboat Rock
Bob Walters
Eldora Sales
Gene Howard
Union
Last Little Red Schoolhouse Passes in Bangor Township
The last rural school in Bangor Township, Bangor No. 3, closed after five decades of operation and was sold to Noah Settle for 1315 dollars at auction. Once serving up to eighty students around 1890, the building and grounds mark the end of district schools in the township as Hazel Green consolidated with Clemons.
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Bangor Township
Noah Settle
Clemons
Bangor
Bangor No. 3
Union
Liscomb
Abijah Hodgin
Jeremiah Miles
Lateruilt
Charles Roberts
Hannah Hannicub
Hazel Green
Pancake Supper To Benefit Local Youth Groups
United Youth Fellowship will host a pancake supper in the parish hall of the First Methodist Church tomorrow evening from 5 30 to 7 30. Tickets cost 50 cents per person and the public is invited. Proceeds support youth groups from the Congregational and Methodist Churches toward their world service pledge. Laying flocks need water in winter and summer.
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United Youth Fellowship
First Methodist Church
Congregational
Methodist
Soil Conservation Programs at Ames on February 14
Hardin County delegation will join Iowa Soil Conservation Districts recognition program in Ames on February 14 to celebrate the completion of district organization. Dr. Robert M. Salter, new chief of the U.S. Soil Conservation Service, will attend his first Iowa visit since taking the post. Bernard Reece chairs the Hardin district and invites attendees, with Lloyd Roland, Ralph Streyffeler, and Dick Pulse among those planning to be present.
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Hardin County
Iowa Soil Conservation Districts
Ames
The
Soil Conservation District
Iowa
Robert M. Salter
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Ing
Bernard Reece
New Providence
Hardin County Soil Conservation District
Lloyd Roland
Ralph Streyffeler
Dick Pulse
Eldora Cribbage Star Sets Perfect Score Against Iowa Falls
Claude Goodson posted a perfect score last Wednesday as Eldora hosted Iowa Falls contenders. Despite a 182 point loss, Eldora leads by 12 points as the series heads to Town Falls on February 13. Also warns about home and farm wiring safety to prevent fires.
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Claude Goodson
Eldora Cribbage
Iowa Falls
Eldora
Town Falls
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