Cardettes Rockette Open Pine Lake Tourney in Owasa
The 11th annual Pine Lake conference cage tournament begins in Owasa with Cardettes Radcliffe vs Rockettes Steamboat Rock at 7:00 PM and Union vs Whitten in a male matchup at 8:15 followed by a 9:30 feminine clash. Tomorrow and Thursday feature three games nightly, with final rounds and semifinals set for Friday and Saturday. Defending feminine champions Steamboat Rock and male champions New Providence aim to advance. Bryan Starr administers the Owasa event, first-time venue in the new gym, 60 cent admission adults 40 cents children.
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Cardettes
Radcliffe
Rockettes
Steamboat Rock
Union
Whitten
Pine Lake
Owasa
Rockette
New Providence
Pirates
Femmes
Alden
Oqwasa
Hubbard
Bryan Starr
Radcliffe and Alden Split Junior High Cage Conflicts
Radcliffe defeated Alden 25-16 in the girls game while Alden won the boys contest 32-18 on Thursday in a pair of junior high basketball clashes.
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Rad’-Alden
Radcliffe
Alden
Hubbard Clubs Rally Past Alden in Pine Lake Contests
Hubbard teams defeated Alden with the girls winning 41-31 and the boys 46-38. Donna Lawson led the Hubbard girls with 22 points, while Don Horning led the Hubbard boys with 29 points. Lois Kuhlman contributed strong defense as Hubbard built halftime leads and extended in the final periods.
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Hubbard
Pine Lake
Femmes
Alden
Craig Downing
Donna Lawson
Helen Doering
Evelyn Grape
Ellingson
Akers
Lois Kuhlman
Don Hornung
Jack Pommrehn
Harm Jass
Hospital Notes Listed Patients and Births Across Towns
Hospital notes list patients from Eldora to Radcliffe with names such as Eldora William H. Schune man and Mrs. Raymond Blackmun. Entries include newborns in Steamboat Rock and McCallsburg with Jan dates and births to families like Mirg Kenneth Kramer and Doane Helland. The list mentions several towns including New Providence Iowa Falls Hubbard Radcliffe and McCallsburg with attending or listed relatives.
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Eldora
William _H. Schuneman
Raymond Blackmun
Myrl F. Dumbauld
Alden
Martin Lettow
Ole _Inisland
George Gehrke
New Providence
Elpha Beach
Guilford
Street
Nellie Mabée
Effie Reece
Iowa Falls
Rhoda Fuller
Steamboat Rock
Carl Swyter
Hubbard
Rena Hankemeiér
Radcliffe
Raymond Rerkeley
Addie Peers
McCallsburg
Joel Chelswigs
Gonlenceateile Schafer
Robert Lee
sJan
Mirg
Kenneth Kramer
Doane Helland
Union Racks Radcliffe In Pine Lake Action For First Place
Union Racks Radcliffe 64 48 to take early control in Pine Lake standings as Meridean Speas scores 29 for Union and Norma Topp 24 for Radcliffe. Union improves to 20 5 in all and 5 0 in league while Radcliffe drops to a second place tie. In the nightcap Radcliffe defeats Union 51 39 as Ray Spindler leads with 21 points and Radcliffe moves into a two way third in league play.
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Union
Radcliffe
Pirates
Meridean
Speas
Femmes
Pine Lake
Cordettes
Norma Topp
Carole Mossman
Peg Powell
Marcia Maas
Owasa
Cardinals
Ray Spindler
Cardinal
Howard Vernon
George Haywood
Hubbard
Steamboat Tops Owasa in pivotal league clash
Steamboat Rock remained sole leader in the Pine Lake conference after a 50-40 victory over Owasa. Keith DeVries led Steamboat with 17 points while Don Finger added 13 and Jim Hartman 11, as Owasa’s Duane Fritzer and George Butler scored 19 and 14 respectively. The opener featured Marj Daleske and Jane Ward with 21 points for Rockettes and Owasa.
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Steamboat Rock
Pirates
Pine Lake
Owasa
Ung
Steamboat
Keith DeVries
Pirate
Don Finger
Jim Hartman
Don Luiken
Duane Fritzer
George Butler
Marj Daleske
Jane Ward
Rockettes
Smith Powers New Providence Victory in Tight Close Game
NEW PROVIDENCE Deans Smith scored two late field goals to lift New Providence to a 36-34 win over Whitten in a conference matchup. Norman Harris led scoring for New Providence with 16 points, Smith 11, and Frank Bell 9 as the opener saw New Providence win 68-52. Also notes: New Providence girls beat Whitten 49-37. Separately, R F Mitchell will represent Hardin County at the Hereford Show and Sale in Cedar Rapids January 20-22 with a record cattle entry. The show, largest of its kind, features 110 consignors and 1,000 head of cattle judged January 20-21.
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NEW Providence
Dean Smith
Whitten
John Bartholow
Femmes
Smith
Norman
Nippy” Harris
Frank Bell
Larry Ridout
Abe Merv Baker
Nadine Jassen
Peg Bogue
Jaylyn Baker
R. F. Mitchell
Hardin County
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
J. C. Holbert
Seattle
Chicago
Ray Schnell
Dickinson
N. C
Tom Marting
Bea Mar Sins
Washington Court House
Ohio
Pirates Fall To Corwith In Weekend Matchup
Steamboat’s season skid continued as Corwith rang up a 52-41 victory. Robert Teben led with 19 points and Russ added 18 for Corwith, while Steamboat’s Don Finger scored 14 and Keith DeVries 10. The Pirates drop to 14-2 while the Rockettes fall 58-48 in the opener. Marj Bannstetter and Pat Foley each had 24 for Corwith, with Marj Daleske posting 31 in the Rockettes’ tally.
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Laverne
Steamboat
Corwith
Rockettes
Robert Teben
Russ Teben
Robert
Russ
Pirates
Don Finger
Steamboat Club
Keith DeVries
Don Luiken
Pirate
Gordon Daleske
Marj Bannstetter
Pat Foley
Marj. Daleske
Eldora Girls Rally In Double Overtime Showdown
In a rugged Tuesday to Saturday Pine Lake Tournament schedule Eldora teams face Traer Half-Traer and New Providence with notable scores and double overtime drama. Eldora tied 27-27, then 29-29 in the first overtime frame before a decisive result.
Steamboat Rock Suffers Narrow Loss At LaVerne Corwith
In a three team scoring event Steamboat Rock trailed LaVerne Corwith 42 to 41 as Ankeny Podnar and Johnson posted 20 each and Thompson 14 while Steamboat Rock's top scorers Crosley Holcomb and Rockes added 7 4 4 points respectively. Girls tally show Corwith 58 Steamboat Rock 48 and Half-Corwith 26 Steamboat Rock 23 with Corwith Barnstetter Foley each 24 and Primus Moon combined for key points.
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Ankeny — Podnar
Johnson
Thompson
Eldora—Beach
Crosley
Holcomb
Rockes
Steamboat
LaVerne
Corwith
Steamboat Rock
Half—Corwith
Robert Teben
Russ Teben
Finger
DeVries
Luiken
Half — Corwith
Corwith Barnstetter
Foley
Daleske
Primus
Moon
Jackie VanDerveer Named Deputy In Auditor's Office
County Auditor R A Scott appointed Jackie VanDerveer as deputy to fill the vacancy from Barbara Goodell resignation. Goodell leaves to enter Moody Bible Institute in Chicago. Bea Brice will take the duties of clerk.
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R. A. Scott
Jackie VanDerveer
Barbara Goodell
Moody Bible Institute
Chicago
Bea Brice
Ankeny Wins Double Cage Battle Over Eldora Teams
Ankeny nudged the Tigers 39 34 in the opener as the girls’ six beat Eldora 58 26. Podnar led Ankeny with 21 points followed by Johnson 20 and Thompson 14. Eldora’s Mary Beach had 11. The nightcap stayed tight with Ankeny edging Eldora in overtime, Wagner’s late shot giving a sudden death Tigers win. Wagner 14 led Eldora scorers. Purdy 17 for Ankeny. The Redhawks and Tigers battled in a later OT with Redhawks edging ahead before Wagner’s decisive basket. Scout troops news noted church Board approval for a Boy Scout troop sponsor and a Girl Scout troop meeting place.
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Ankeny
Tigers
Eldora's
Tigerettes
Podnar
Johnson
Thompson
Mary Beach
Eldora
Tamma Crosley
Barb Holcomb
Joan Bockes
Peg McNertney
A. Purdy
Ted Tietz
Frank Waldo
Jim Hubbard
Roger Harrington
Gordon Lamb
Redhawk
Unitedt
Larry Voetberg
Dale Hulupnik
Hoeg
Jerry Balvant
Frank Walde
Tiger
Redhawks
Tracr
Wagner
Jerry Foster
Terry Martin
Jim Foster
Kemp Huhn
Bill Krause
Leon Doughty
Martin
Haecp
Ted Traer
Board of Education of the Methodist Church
Warren Flath
Redhawks Handle Eldora Tigers 57 35 in Traer tilt
Traer high school Redhawks routed the Eldora Tigers 57 to 35 on Friday night. The Tiger reserves edged ahead to win 31-29 in a two overtime game sparked by Kenny Wagner's second overtime field goal.
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TRAER
Traer High
Redhawk
Eldora Tigers
Eldora
Tiger
Kenny Wagner
Redhawks
Full Schedule of Activities For Y Groups in 1952
The 1952 program opens with the youth and adult groups set to meet in January. The young adult council met January 7 at the Congregational church basement, with Wayne Blankenship as president outlining plans to strengthen group activities. Secretary Mrs. Leonard Feuerhelm is visiting Mississippi for two months. Mrs. Dale Rodgers filled in. Committees will be formed at the next meeting for active youth participation. Refreshments were provided by Mrs. Shelby Clemons and Mrs. E. Nuckolls. HI-Y also held a regular meeting.
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Congregational Church
Wayne Blankenship
Leonard Feuerhelm
Mississippi
Dale Rodgers
Shelby Clemons
E. Nuckolls
Youth meeting held at bank basement with plans for Youth Week
Last night January 14 a Youth meeting was held in the bank basement. Dave Wilson presided and George Fagg gave devotions. Novell Smith led a discussion on programs and monthly committees were appointed. Plans were set for Youth Week January 27 to February 3. A basketball canteen followed the names at the I O C F hall with Marion Stewart Patty Brown Joan Bockes Dolores Dixon as committee members and Mr and Mrs chaperoning.
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Dave Wilson
George Fagg
Novell Smith
Canteen Committee Praised After Busy Basketball Week
Charles Smith, Jim Maltby and Mrs. BL Nuckolls praised the canteen committee for their efforts after a heavy week of basketball, expressing appreciation for the service and support provided.
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Charles Smith
Jim Maltby
BL Nuckolls
Tri-Hi-Y January meeting planned with recognitions
Next Monday January 21 Tri-Hi-Y will hold the January meeting in the Library club room. Freshmen girls will receive special recognition. Attendance urged for all members. Saturday workshops will be reactivated and plans made. The institutional service committee will meet this week to outline the spring schedule and report next Monday.
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Tri-Hi- Y
Library Club
Institutional Service Committee
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