Eldora Tigers rally past Jesup for 53 48 win
Eldora Tigers come from behind to beat Jesup 53-48 in a Friday game. Ted Tietz scored 16 with eight field goals, Frank Waldo 13, Jim Hubbard 9, Gordon Lamb 6, Jerry Balvant 3 as Eldora built a second half rally after trailing 26-20 at intermission. Colfax beat Eldora 32-27 in the opener as Mary Beach led the Tigerettes with 16 and Colfax’s Brown scored 18. Eldora improves to four wins five losses, three and two in conference play.
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Jesup
Eldora Tigers
Tigerettes
Colfax
Tigers
Tiger
Ted Tietz
Tietz
Frank Waldo
Jim Hubbard
Gordon Lamb
Jerry Balvant
Burrell
Stewart
Jesups
Eldora
Brown
Bartlett
Millburn
Mary Beach
Barb Holcomb
Joan Bockes
Union
Alden
Half
Onion—Speas
Rad
Radcliffe
Hubbard
Spindler
Sampson
Hubbard — Hornung
Lennier
Blome
Hub
Mossman
Topp
Eller
Doering
Hanson
Valde
Lamb
Harrington
Balvanz
Gleich
Eldora— Beach
Holcomb
Bockes
Full Slate Faces Tigers Tigerettes This Week
Eldora’s Tigers and Tigerettes prepare for a full cage slate this week with away games at Radcliffe tonight and Traer Friday. The girls face Conrad at home tomorrow, the boys travel to Traer Friday, and both host Ankeny Saturday. A Tigerette Conrad bout opens, followed by a reserve game as Eldora goes to Traer. The varsity in Traer is a North Iowa Cedar League encounter.
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Eldora’s
Tigers
Tigerettes
Radcliffe
Femmes
Conrad
Traer
Ankeny
Conrad Ge
Eldora
North Iowa
Lauterbach Hurt In Car Accident
M. A. Lauterbach of Alden longtime Farm Bureau leader and state tax commission member was hospitalized in Iowa Falls after an auto collision near Ankeny. He suffered a cut above the left eye along with shock and bruises during the incident en route to Des Moines.
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Alden
Farm Bureau
State Tax Commission
Iowa Falls Hospital
Des Moines
Ankeny
Cardettes upset Hubbard Femmes for 39 34 win
Radcliffe's Cardettes toppled Hubbard 39 34 in Pine Lake conference action to snap Hubbard’s share of the lead. Carole Mossman led with 19 points, Norma Topp 13, Kay Eller 6 as Hubbard faded after halftime. Radcliffe boys also beat Hubbard 34 30 with Ray Spindler scoring 22.
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Hubbard
Femmes
Pine Lake
Cardinals
Union
Cordettes
Boys
Radcliffe’s
Cardettes
Carole Mossman
Norma Topp
Kay Eller
Donna Hanson
Helen Doering
Doering
Hanson
Ray Spindler
Carl Harstadt
Spindler
Don Hornung
Union Femmes Continue Pace in Pine Lake Doubleheader
Union Femmes defeated Alden 59-27 and later edged Union High Redskins 42-39 in Pine Lake conference games. Meridean Speas led Verdior with 31 points, while Harm Jass scored 22 for Alden and Howard Vernon added 15 for Union. Alden's early 31-18 lead faded as Union surged in the final stretch.
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ALDEN
Union
Femmes
Redskin
Ifive
Pine Lake
Jack Lown
Meridean Speas
Evelyn
New Providence
Nets
Harm Jass
Redskins
Howard Vernon
All-Stars Win 40-35 Behind Harper 17 Points
Steamboat Rock scene saw Hansell's Mary Harper score 17 as the Hardin County All-Stars edged Marshall Manufacturing 40-35 in a feminine independent cage clash. Catherine Kolthoff led the loseres with 18. defensive stands came from Bernadine DeVries and Ann Hemmen, both former Steamboat High players.
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Steamboat Rock
Hansell
Mary Harper
Hardin County All- Stars
Marshall Manufacturing
Catherine Kolthoff
Bernadine DeVries
Ann Hemmen
Marshal Mfg
Steamboat High School
Pirates Maintain Supremacy, 63-30 over Whitten Rockets win 46-25
Steamboat Rock stays undefeated in Pine Lake conference at 4-0 after beating Whitten 63-30 as Rockettes claim first league win 46-25. Scoring leaders include Don Finger 15 and Don Luiken 14 for Steamboat, while Whitten’s Merv Baker and Larry Ridout each score 10. Marjorie Daleske leads Rockettes with 23.
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Whitten
Steamboat Rock
Pirates
Pine Lake
Rockettes
Steamboat
L. A. Simester
Don Finger
Don Luiken
Dean Johns
Merv Baker
Larry Ridout
Steamboaters
Marjorie Daleske
Rockette
Joyce Koch
Hardin Mentors to Face Hot-N-Tots
The Hot-N-Tots of Des Moines meet Hardin county coaches in Owasa on Saturday with game time at 8. The Hardin club includes L. A. Simister Carl Neu mann LaVerne Schroeder Jack Lown Ray Kragel Don Rhoads John Bartholow Jack Stowell Clell Busby Stan Stratsma Jim Koch Dick Camp Mac Greene and Jim McLeran.
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N-Tots
Des Moines
Hardin County
Owasa
Oac
Hardin Club
L. A. Simester
Carl Neumann
LaVerne Schroeder
Jack Lown
Ray Kragel
Don Rhoads
John Bartholow
Jack Stowell
Clell Busby
Stan Stratsma
Jim Koch
Dick Camp
Mac Greene
Jim McLeran
Local High School Roundup Tuesday and Weekend Scores
Results from Eldora, New Providence, Owasa, Steamboat Rock, Whitten, Alden, Radcliffe and Union games show Owasa defeating New Providence 36 29 at Owasa with top scorers Fritzl Butler Starr Rudolph and Bell Laller Harris. Steamboat Rock and Eldora split, Union and Alden split, Radcliffe beating Hubbard, Eldora splitting with Jesup, plus girls scores for several matchups including New Providence 59 Owasa 34 and Steamboat Rock 46 Whitten 25.
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Eldora
Radcliffe
New Providence
Hubbard Wellsburg
Steamboat Rock Union
Whitten
Conrad
Traer
Owasa
Alden
Hubbard
Union
Fritzél
Butler
Starr
Rudolph
Bell
Lawler
Harris
Nassen
Rogue
Speas
Owasa—Akers
Joan Ward
Jane Ward
Steamboat
Finger
Luiken
Johns
Baker
Ridout
Daleske
Rock
Jaden
Faes
Vernon
New Providence Girls and Owasa Boys Split PL Cage Action
In Owasa, New Providence defeated Owasa 59 to 34 in the girls game, while Owasa won the boys tilt 36 to 29. Owasa improved to 12 wins in 14 starts and held a 4-1 conference mark, tied with Steamboat Rock. Duane Fritzer and George Butler led Owasa with nine points each, Frank Bell matched that for New Providence, and Larry Law added eight. The girls' opener saw New Providence prevail 31-18 as Marlis Akers scored 12 for the host.
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OWASA
Lklies
New Providence
Pine Lake
Steamboat Rock
Duane Fritzer
George Butler
Frank Bell
Larry Lawled
Marlis Akers
Ingalls on Osage and the failing of Socialism
In the 1890s Senator John J. Ingalls argued against socialism and communism, praising individual effort and warning that Socialism would sap ambition and elevate the lowest. He cited the Osage Nation and argued government paternalism harms progress and liberty.
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John J. Ingalls
Kansas
United States Treasury
Ingalls
Washington
Owasa leads scoring as Ward sisters shine in tight meet
In a close night of action Owasa's top scorer was unnamed as Joan Ward led with 10 points and her sister Jane added seven. New Providence star Nadine Nassen totaled 22 points while Peg Bogue scored 16 and Marilyn Speas contributed 13 in a balanced effort from multiple teams.
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Owasa
Joan Ward
Jane
New Providence
Nadine Nassen
Peg Bogue
Marilyn Speas
Ingalls Warns of Recurring Reform Demands
George Peck quotes Senator Ingalls warning that even with sweeping reforms the same issues would surface, saying if all panaceas were enacted and burdens lifted the reformer would demand a further division of wealth within six months. He responds with "AMEN."
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Ingalls
Senator Ingalls
George Peck
Teachers to Meet on Four-Point Legislative Program
Eldora High School hosts Hardin County Teachers Council meeting Thursday January 10 to discuss retirement financing state administration reorg and teacher certification.
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Eldora High School
Hardin County Teachers’ Council
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