Mallard edges Graettinger in late thriller
In a tight high school boys basketball game Mallard pulled ahead 51 48 after a controversial final minute Sandvig scored 23 for Mallard while Grav ttinger led Graettinger with 22. Rodman RS Ruthven and Birt added notable scoring for their teams in a clash full of fouls and late drama.
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Rodman Wins Palo Alto County Cage Title Over Mallard
Rodman beat Mallard 61-56 to capture the Palo Alto county boys tournament title. Rodman, undefeated this season, also clinched the Palo Alto conference crown. Graettinger took third by defeating Ruthven 71-60 in the consolation. Mallard led early and at halftime 35-28, but Rodman surged in the final period to win. Free throws were Rodman’s standout asset.
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National Policy Committee to Meet in Spencer
The Palo Alto County National Policy Committee led by Henry Wilson will attend a district meeting in Spencer next Monday February 4 to discuss policy implementation with Northwest Iowa counties and lawmakers in Washington. Key goal is rapid passage of favorable corn legislation with a 52 million acre corn base under a Soil Bank and reaffirmed by committee members Mrs Dick Simonson Mrs Victor E Hansen Norman Quam Lester McMillan Clarence Underwood Wm Stillman Wm Thompson and Merle McGranahan.
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Pirettes Fall 46-40 to Hartley in Rough Contest
Hartley girls defeated the Pirettes 46 to 40 on their home court as Pirettes trailed 17-9 after eight minutes. Sharon Larson led with 16 points, Susan Shiley 14, Doris Alger 8, Shirley Thompson 2, while Hartley’s Gruhn scored 23.
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Pirette B Team Defeats Hartley B's
The Pirette B team girls defeated the Hartley reserves 52-46 at Hartley Friday night. Coach McGreevy used 18 players, starting the second half with a new lineup after a 92-25 halftime edge. Shirley Thompson scored 18 in the first half and did not return. other top scorers included Myrtle Nissen and Trudy Aierson.
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Marilyn Masters
Mary Kay Thorson
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Endurance swimmer Au gust Wille dies at 89
Eldora resident and 89 year old Au gust Wille, famed for attempting the English Channel in youth, died at Hardin county home. He moved to Iowa Falls in 1919 and entertained crowds by swimming the Iowa River with a parasol and cigar. Ed Stull of Steam gaught back a fine souvenir from the Rose Bowl game after Kenny Ploen’s first touchdown run.
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Milk truck crash destroys four thousand gallons near Occorah
A semi trailer overturned near Occorah, destroying about 4000 gallons of milk. Driver Vern Weinhaus of Cresco was uninjured. Total damage estimated at around $22,000.
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