Pine Lake all conference picks list 1952 basketball honorees
Eldora Newspapers released the 1952 Pine Lake conference all star selections. Three juniors and eight seniors make up the boys list led by Hornung Luiken Finger and Fritzel with steady guard play. The girls feature three seniors and three juniors including Speas Mossman Rash Ritland and Kuhlman with notable performances from Daleske and Mossman. Coaches named the selections after the season’s end.
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Eldora
Steamboat Rock
Owasa
Union
Radcliffe
Don Hornung
Hubbard
Don Finger
Duane Fritzel
Don Luiken
George
Ritland
Speas
Hornung
Finger
Luiken
Pirates
Pine Lake
Fritzel
Butler
Larry Lawler
New Providence
Ray Spindler
Harm Sass
Alden
Mervin Baker
Whitten
Jim Hartman
Rutland
Daleske
Rockettes
Kuhlman
Mossman
Rash
Norma Topp
Nadine Nassen
Donna Hanson
Ann Bruns
Dorothy Brown
Margaret Jessup
Topp
Hanson
Brown
Jessup
Nassen
Bruns
Juniors Finish Cage Campaigns At Eldora
The Eldora junior high cagers wrapped up the 1951-52 season with a 32-31 win over Iowa Malls boys, finishing 11-1. Key players included Lewis with 71 points, Knott 53, Brock 45, and Cleveland 33, while nine players carried the load after injuries and departures. The junior girls ended 6-6, fifth in the Liberty tournament, led by MecNertney with 127 points and Mairs with 121.
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Eldora
Iowa Malls
Little Tigers
New Providence
Roger Allbee
Terry Lief
Brock
Cleveland
Mitchell
Liberty
Pat MecNertney
Barbara Mairs
Kay Griffel
Little
Tigerette
Dinsdale beats Steamboat 42-33 for Class B district title
Cedar Alls-Dinsdale defeated Steamboat Rock 42-33 to win the Class B district championship and advance to sub-state. Don Finger and Keith De Vries led scoring with 11 points apiece as Dinsdale built an early 10-6 edge and held an 11 point cushion through the third period. Steamboat ends their season 23-5.
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CEDAR+ALLS
Dinsdale
Steamboat Rock
Steamboat
South Hardin County
Pirate
Don Finger
Keith de Vries
Hardin Sextette Takes 30-21 Victory in Opener
In Davenport, the Hardin county All-Stars beat the Davenport Independents 30-21 in the state AAU feminine independent tournament curtain raiser. Carole Mossman and Norma Topp led Hardin with 16 and 12 points, Topp later adding 13 in Saturday night action. Meridean Speas added 11 as the tourney opened with overtime drama involving Van Zee Motors of Oskaloosa.
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Davenport
Hardin County All-Stars
Davenport Independents
van Zee Motors
Oskaloosa
Hardin
Carole Mossman
Norma Topp
Radcliffe
Topp
Meridean Speas
Union
Miss Katherine Megan Visits Eldora with Sister
Miss Katherine Megan of Aldon spent Saturday in Eldora with her sister Mrs. Nelle Kramer.
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Katherine Megan of
Don
Eldora
Mrs. Nelle Kram
Homemakers Plan March Meeting at Mrs Janssen Home
Steamboat area notices report a March 14 gathering at the home of Mrs Alfred Janssen. A potluck at 11 30 will precede a 1 p m lesson on curtain making by Co Home economist Miss Dulph. In Radcliffe, Mr and Mrs Gus Raska hosted visitors. A baby boy, 15 ounces, was born to Mr and Mrs Jack Stowell at Eldora Hospital.
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Miss Dulph
B.ll Schueneman
Gus Raska
Radcliffe
An & Lb
Jack Stowell
Eldora Hos
Warren Reece
Lars Leckass
L. E. Kasischke
Claire Kuhlman
Pine Lake
Town Falls
Leckass
Kunsischke
Ewald Reiks
Broer
Zearing
Kenneth Schel I
Juhan Foltz
Joe Vasey
Kidora
Walter Raska
Cecil Cook
Maurice Cook
Gene Wright
Anthon
Iowa
Floyd Sparks
Liberty
Wright
Ted Stodola
Hilda Bernard
Wil
Vester
Alex Iwaszczako
Darwin Hadley
Chicago
Ilinoia
Standin Faily
Kerrist Whitehead
Des Meda
Gael Gearhart Mettke
Janos Brutoczky
Thungaty
Carl Rodgers
Eldora
Brutoczky
L. FL
Irene’ Reece
Boris
Alex Vladmiroff
Harold Marsh
LeMars
Earl March
Frederick
Dean Clampitt
Gilbert Winters
Winters Merchantile Company
Adel
Presbyterians and clubs host gatherings in town
Wayne Allan named as presbyterian ladies aid member. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met at Mrs. Jaspers home with Mrs. Stock assisting. Lessons by Mrs. Asher and Mrs. Ferris. Next hosts are Mrs. Petgeter and Mrs. Jensen. Progress Club met March 6 at the school house. Marion Van Dyke led a high school mixed chorus program. Baptist Ladies Aid met March 5 at Mrs. Cramer’s home with devotions, missions talk, and lunch. Cedar Falls draws many to boys basketball game Thursday.
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Progress Club
Willard Hartman
Art Cooper
Marion van Dyke
Baptist Ladies Aid
Jake Cramer
Dena Schwitters
Tena Ruppelt
Lower
Mason City
Allan Pool
Oelwein
Bob Humphrey
Major City
Hampton
Iowa Falls
Clear Lake
Stanley Winters
Kenneth Winters
J.C. Whitehead
New Providence
Providence Township
Edward Faris
Richard McCarthy
Dallas Williams
Weekend visitors and local moves in New Providence
Weekend guests at Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mitchell included their son-in-law Marion Graves and three Graves daughters from Riceville, with a birthday dinner for Mrs. Graves. Moves include Mrs. Albert Wilson family departing Coon Rapids for Osceola and others shifting homes across New Providence and surrounding areas, plus planning for surgery for Mrs. Brown in Lincoln Nebraska.
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Merrill Mitchell
Marion Graves
Riceville
Graves
Ella Weant
Gerald Laughlin
Albert Wilson
Coon Rapids
Osceola
Lyle Davis
Mr. Davis
Ellsworth Downing
Collins
Wilbur Davis
Francis Brown
Lawler
Four Corners
Everett Lawler
Lincoln
Nebraska
Brown
Mervyn Wooten
Ann
Oliver Wooten
Omaha
Wendell Wooten
Pacific
Music, Art and
Des Moines
Betty Brady
South Pacific
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