Tigerettes Fall in Sectional Finals
In the girls sectionals Tigerettes trailed 28-22 at halftime as Joy Lee scored 19 for the locals and Veronica McCarty added 17 with Betty Willig 13. Hubbard’s Kruetzmann led all scorers with 28 as Eldora’s Pat Follett Bev Bauer and Aretha Rebschull starred in the backcourt. Union’s Rockettes dominated Union and Coach Bowen’s squad held a late lead, led by Kolthoff with 26 and Ruth Kruse with 18 as Union advanced after a 49-22 first round win and 79-20 semifinal routing.
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Tigerettes
Joy Lee
Hubbard
Veronica McCarty
Betty Willig
Eldora
Pat Follett
Bev Bauer
Aretha Rebschull
Bauer
Tigerette
Kruetzmann
Ed Streeter
Steamboat
Rockettes
Union
North Hardin
Kolthoff
Ruth Kruse
Bowen
New Providence
Whitten
Mary Hager
Albion
Herald-Index
Runner-Up Evelyn Kruetzmann Wins Pine Lake Trophy Race
Evelyn Kruetzmann, Hubbard forward at 5'8", scored 14 points to finish two behind winner Audrey Filbrandt of the Steamboat Rockets in the K. E. Amsberry Memorial Trophy balloting. Kruetzmann boosted Hubbard to a 15-5 season and a share of the Pine Lake conference crown, moving from guard to forward under coach Ed Streeter. The trophy honors the late Steam boat Rock mentor and superintendent, awarded by the Herald-Index Publishing Co. to the top senior girl in the league as chosen by coaches.
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Ellora
New Providence
Hubbard
Femme Cagers
Pine Lake
Ed Streeter
Steamboat Rock
Donna Hanson
Helen Fisher
Jean Cherbokamp
Janet Ziebell
Nancy Dannenberg
Phyllis Peiper
Joyce Snider
Doris Blome
Joan Lehmeier
Evelyn Kruetzmann
Rosemary Weld
Lorraine Upton
Herald-Index
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Kk. E. Amsberry
Audrey Filbrandt
Steamboat Rockettes
Hardin County
Keuetzmann
K. E. Amsberry
Herald-Index Publishing Co
Herald- Index
Rad Edges Latimer for Dows sectional crown
Radcliffe's Cordettes coached by H. R. Bruns defeated Latimer 45-40 to win the girls sectional title at Dows and advance to district play in Nevada on Feb. 15. Norma Mullenbruck led the Latimer defense with a 22-point night as Thorson and Olson added 22 and 16 for Radcliffe, which led 25-22 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Alden, the other Hardin county team, was eliminated by Latimer 37-25 in the semi finals.
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Olson
Cardettes
Radcliffe
Norma Mullenbruck
Rad
Popejoy
Alden
Latimer
Franklin Consolidated
Topp
Darkhorse
Cordette
Bruns
Williams
Dows
Owasa
Ellsworth
Cage Round-up Coming Games Tonight
The schedule lists Hardin All-Stars and Slater meeting at Union for the Femme Independents game while Training School hosts Union for the boys division. Hansell visits Steamboat Rock and Jewell plays Radcliffe with Clemons at New Providence. Friday features Ackley at Eldora and Radcliffe at Roland with additional matchups.
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Ackley
Eldora
Radcliffe
Roland
Eldora Edges Reinbeck In Close Friday Score
Eldora defeated Reinbeck 39 to 32 with Eldora players Murty Saylor and Mitchell contributing six points each. Reinbeck leaders Lorenzen and Brandhorst added ten and eight respectively as the game saw a tight fourth quarter.
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Eldora
Reinbeck
Lorenzen
Brandhorst
Murty
Saylor
Mitchell
Walde
Anderson
Harrington
Tietz
Hardin county girls seed for district showdowns Feb 15
Two Hardin county teams Radcliffe and Steamboat Rock advance toward district play from a hectic week of cage action. Districts run Feb 28 to March 4, with Nevada play to follow. Awarders praise New Providence’s George Lorber for smooth tournament operations and note top attendance near 2,000. Audrey Filbrandt wins the Amsberry Memorial Trophy. Janet Ziebell and Meridean Speas earn free throw honors and district qualification.
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Hardin County
Radcliffe
West Hardin County
Steamboat Rock
Cpital
Hardin
New Providence
Union
Hubbard
Steamboat
Eldora
Dows
Popejoy
Alden
Latimer
Waterloo
Coe
Cedar Rapids
Nevada
Wellsburg
Conrad
Lorber
Audrey Filbrandt
Steamboat Rock Aggregation
Speas
Evelyn Skreutzmann
Arlene Stull
Fine Lake
Whitten
Owasa
Donna Cooper
Shirley Wiles
Wanda Olson
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Ray Bachman
Jeske
Five and probably hardest hit will be Hubbard team
The Hubbard squad will lose four first string players Evelyn Kreuigmann Phyllis Feiper Jean Oberhokamp and Joan Lehmeier. Nominees include Catherine Kolthoff of Steamboat Rock for best all around guard and two Rockette camp guards Audrey Filbrandt and Anna Hemmen. The pollo drive at the final session raised 38.91 dollars and three trophies were awarded.
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Hubbard
Evelyn Kreuigmann
Phyllis Feiper
Jean Oberhokamp
Joan Lehmeier
New Providence Grind
Catherine Kolthoff
Steamboat Rock
Audrey Filbrandt
Anna Hemmen
Rockette
Pine Lake all conference teams announced later
The text notes winners runner ups and consolation winners with players names and asks how Wellsburg fared. Butch Ellis of Union names Monona Hartley or Churdan as girls champions, and the Pine Lake all-conference teams will be announced by the Herald Index later. Raffensperger for Iowa U coach.
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Fang
Wellsburg
Butch
Ellis
Union
Monona
Hartley
Churdan
Pine Lake
Eircuit
Slerald
Raffensperger
Iown U
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