Radcliffe Cobras win Pine Lake tourney title
The Radcliffe boys edged Union-Whitten 47 45 to clinch the Pine Lake tournament crown, preventing a clean sweep. The Union-Whitten girls defeated Owasa 56 48 to capture the girls championship, marking Radcliffe Cobras’ second straight conference tournament title since 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubbard
Radcliffe
Union-Whitten
Pine Lake
Cobras
Union- Whitten
Owasa
Pine Lake Loop
Sharon Norman
Lynda Yordy
Cobras Triumph as Union-Whitten Seizes 1957 Title
Phyllis Barrack scores 39 to lift Union-Whitten past Owasa 56 to 48 in the opening championship game. Sharon Norman adds 11, Claudette Hathaway six, and Burrack 39 leads the Cobras alongside a strong first half. Judy Ward scores 29 for Owasa as the Cobras pull away late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Barrack
Union-Whitten
Owasa
Jim Lee
Barrack
Cobra
Robert Allen
Union- Whitten
Sharon Norman
Cobras
Norman
Claudette Hathaway
Burrack
Judy Ward
Rad 60 defeats Alden in semifinal thriller
The Rad boys rallied from a 21-15 first quarter deficit to win 60-54 over Alden. Rad led 31-26 at halftime and 49-41 after the third. Dave Reisetter scored 18 for Rad while Merle Heinzeroth and Bill Treveer led Alden with 17 each.
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Hubbard
Rad” Boys
Alden
Dave Reisetter
Rad
Merle Heinzeroth
Bill Treveer
Cobras Girls Advance With Big Semi Final Win
Hubbard-Union-Whitten girls defeated Alden 54 to 25 in the second semi final. Cobras opened 17-7, led 27-12 at half, and 46-21 after three quarters. Claudette Hathaway and Phyllis Barrack led with 21 and 20 points respectively.
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Hubbard
Union-Whitten
Alden
Cobras
Claudette Hathaway
Phyllis Barrack
Cardinals Edge Union-Whitten For Pine Lake Title
The Radcliffe Cardinals defeated Union-Whitten 49 to 45 to claim the Pine Lake conference boys championship. The game was tight to the wire with four time outs in the final four minutes. Kent Hendrickson led Radcliffe with 16 points and Neil Mossman added 13. Larry Reece led Union-Whitten with 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union-Whitten
Elywn Bean
Kent Hendrickson
Neil Mossman
Radcliffe
Larry Reece
Union- Whitten
Union-Whitten 45 Owasa 43 in semifinal clash
Union-Whitten defeated Owasa 45 43 to reach the Pine Lake conference final. After leading 14 5, 26 15 at halftime, and 37 29 after three quarters, Owasa rallied late but fell short. Gary Fuller led Owasa with 14 points while Darrell Veren, Larry Reece, and Lynn Johnson each scored 10 for Union-Whitten. Ann Craig led Alden with 15 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Fuller
Owasa
Darrell Veren
Larry Reece
Lynn Johnson
Union- Whitten
Eldora Tigers rally past Traer 54 53 in NICL clash
Traer led 21 10 after one, 30 24 at halftime, and 44 33 after three. Eldora trailed by 11 entering the fourth but surged for a 54 53 win as Reynolds hit a last second shot after Valenta made late free throws. Flickinger 13 Norris 12 Asu 11 led Eldora scoring.
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TRAER
Eldora Tigers
Reynolds
Valenta
Eldora
Tigers
Gruenwald
Flickinger
Norris
Asu
Batten
Frazer
Uae
Priske
Karr
Nation
Iowa State College Continue Corn Research Under CIRF Fellowships
Iowa State College is among 14 U S schools receiving CIRF fellowships to study carbohydrates and materials from corn in 1957. The fund, totaling 202500, supports research aims such as carbohydrate biochemistry and corn ingredient structure. Dexter French will study corn and starch structure, while R E Rundle investigates hydrogen bonding.
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Iowa State College
United States
Corn Industries Research Foundation, Inc
William T. Brady
New York
Cirf Board of Trustees
Foundation
U. S
Brady
Dexter French
R. E. Rundle
Eldora reserves top Traer 33 to 28 in opener
Eldora reserves edged Traer 33-28 in Traer as an early 11-2 burst gave Eldora the lead. The game stayed tight, tying at 17 at halftime and 23-23 after three. Eldora pulled away late, with Reisinger 8, Simpson 7, Monteith 6 leading the scoring. Pustevska had 10 for Traer. All Eldora reserves saw action.
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Traer
Eldora Reserves
Eldora
Reisinger
Simpson
Monteith
Pustevska
Hardin County Tops 1956 Savings Bond Goal at 114 Percent
Hardin County, led by Robert W. Barlow of Iowa Falls, exceeded its 1956 Savings Bond goal by 14 percent, raising 1 746 213 dollars and an extra 237 349 dollars over the top. County and local banks, media, and citizens were praised for their roles. Other area counties ranged from 78 to 101 percent of quotas, with Franklin, Grundy, and Hamilton noted.
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Hardin County
Robert W. Barlow
Iowa Falls
Volunteer County
Adams
Appanoose
Chickasaw County
Clay
Fayette
Taylor
Wayne
North Lee
van Buren
Winneshiek
Franklin County
Grundy
Hamilton
Dreier Reports To Senior Citizens at Meeting
At a Senior Citizens gathering a weekly bulletin on legislation and taxes was shared. W H Dreier spoke on the governor's inauguration and the governor's aging committee progress, noting his member status. The next meeting is set for Saturday at the library on January 26.
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W. H. Dreier
Dreier
Tigerettes Sink Boone Girls 70 to 34 on Friday
Eldora's Tigerettes routed Boone 70-34 to extend their streak to four years. Ann Langehough scored 29 points and Pat Hibbs 23 to pace the home offense. Barbara Pierson Jane Griffel and Diane Cobb shut down Boone’s defense while Boone’s Howard led with 14. Eldora built a 28-7 first period lead, led 44-17 at halftime, and 55-19 after three quarters before both teams cooled.
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Eldora
Tigerettes
Boone
Ann Langehough
Pat Hibbs
Ed Engstrom
Barbara Pierson
Jane Griffel
Diane Cobb
Howard
Boone Club
Drivers License Schedule Across Counties
Iowa Falls offers licenses from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Grundy Center operates 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday. Eldora runs 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday. No tests are given after one half hour before closing time.
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Iowa Falls
Grundy Center
Eldora
Seconds Win 29-16 For Eldora Over Boone Seconds
Eldora second team defeated Boone 29-16 in a lively preliminary game. Eldora led 17-3 after the first period, then 11-10 at halftime and 19-14 after three quarters. Wehrman scored 13 and Steinfeldt 12 for Eldora, while Polly Cros ley added four. Smith led Boone with eight points, with Kramer Freed and Pierson contributing in the backcourt for the Tigerettes.
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Eldora
Boone Club
Wehrman
Steinfeldt
Polly Crosley
Smith
Boone
Kramer
Freed
Pierson
Tigerettes
Iowa Falls at Eldora leads Tuesday boys slate
The Tuesday schedule features Iowa Falls visiting Eldora for boys basketball along with Wellsburg at Radcliffe Alden at New Providence Owasa at Steamboat Rock and Union-Whitten traveling to Hubbard. Friday adds Eldora vs Clemons girls and Eldora against Grundy Center boys plus Hubbard at Radcliffe New Providence at Steamboat Rock Alden at Wellsburg and Owasa at Union-Whitten.
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Iowa Falls
Eldora
Wellsburg
Radcliffe
Alden
New Providence
Owasa
Steamboat Rock
Union-Whitten
Hubbard
Clemons
Grundy Center
Radcliffe New
Junior High Cagers After 22 Straight Victory
The junior high boys aim for a 22nd straight win against Union-Whitten Wednesday night with the first game at 7 p.m. Last Wednesday the boys defeated Ackley 37 to 18.
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Junior High
Union-Whitten
Ackley
New Cars and Trucks Registered in Hardin County
New cars registered in Hardin County include Buick models at L Hart Furniture Store Iowa Falls with owners Letha Kennedy and W V Dr. Pontiac at Deane Williams and Geraldine Reece New Providence. Mercury at Robert or Theresa Caruth Iowa Falls. Nash at M R or E S Sanders Iowa Falls. and Ford trucks noted at Iowa Falls Poultry and Egg.
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Hardin County
L. Hart Furniture Store
Iowa Falls
Buick
Dr. W. V
Letha F. Kennedy
Pontiac
Deane Wiliamson
Geraldine M. Reece
New Providence
Mercury
Robert
Theresa Caruth
Nash
M. R
E. S. Sanders
NEW Trucks
Iowa Falls Poultry and Egg
Ford
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Alden Boys
Smash Alden Girls
Cardinals
Radcliffe Cardinals
Don Buhr
Hendrickson
Seen
Reisetter
Baer
Streyffeler
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Mossman
Prey
Rierson
Tete Wena Enee
Hitchcock
Un-Whitten
Ftf
Baker
Reece
Johnson
Seer
Owasa Boys
Ann Craig
Dieeague Electrolux Clem’s
Grundy Businessmen
Clary - Cote Oye We
Vinton & Shore
Center Motor Aera
All Star Herald - Index
Union Young
Dohrmann & Crandall
Southside Service
Vigilantes Andrle & Creps
Eldora Bowl
Brown Insurance
Union Community
Eagles
St. Mary’s
Don's Royal Blue
American Legion
Bud
Ian John
Deere Sepa
Mor Wood Auto
H. C. Savings Bank
Barnard Implement
Congregational Pate
Eldora Fire Dept
Eastside Service
Ww. F. W. No 2
Eldora Plumbing
Union-Whitten Sextette
Ruth Bowen
Deldres Bottema
Mary Houghkirk
Beverly Flick
Bertha Packer
Beverly Koch
Diane Long
Judy Norman
LaVonne Chamness
Connie Long
Jackie Peterson
Alice Baker
Cliffe Cagers
Leland Coburn
Paul Tweet
Larry Eller
Marv Norem
Clair Kierson
Craig Hitchcock
Gary Wouck
Ronnie Stenberg
Dick Eller
Dave Ohlson
Jon Rorem
Tiger
Tracr
ISC
North Iowa Cedar League
LaPorte City
Eldora Bee
Barlow
Treasury Department
Boone Girls
Langehough
Ann
Brown
Hibbs
Griffel
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Kirkdorffer
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Feeb
Wilhelm
Grady
Jones
Tenee
Alsin
Deal
Thacker
Chamsted
Eldora Boys
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