Pirates Lose Dramatic 47-45 Sectional Clash at Spirit Lake
In a sea of frantic play Clay Central edged Graettinger 47 to 45 as Bryan Bailey scored on a driving layup at the buzzer. Pirates finish 14 wins and 5 losses in a hard fought sectional tournament, with Randy Henderson Dean Petersen Chuck Moran and Newhouse among top scorers while Graettinger’s Bailey sealed the win.
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Pirates
Clay Central
Spirit Lake Tourney
Clay Cental
Bryan Bailey
Coummanches
Royal
Caid
Graettinger Pirates
Spirit Lake
Randy Heng Jensen
Greg Hoekstra
Jimmy Boblit Ruris
Graetlinger
Pirate
Graettinger
Chuck Moran
Larry Jenson
Gradlinger
Niling Wumare Jong
Graultinger
Randy Henderson
Henderson
Hoekstramen
Clay Centhu Bnaby
Carmanches
Charly Isoran
Clay Cen
Gruettinger
Wwill
Randy Kearterson
Reed
Arnt Hendersen
SOL
Greg Hoelstra
Newt Newhouse
Newhouse
Dean Petersen
Bailey
Whey
Dean's List At Augustana Named 433 Students
Sioux Falls S D 433 students taking at least 12 semester hours earned an average or better in the first semester to be named to the dean's honor list. Local names include Ronald Petersen of Gractinger and Mary Birkland of Ringsted among area students on the list.
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Sioux Falls
S. Dak
Augustana College
Tawal Area
Ronald Petersen
Fred Petersen
Gracttinger
Mary Birkland
Lloyd Birkland
Ringsted
Rural Electric President Honors Longtime Director at Meeting
Lloyd Simonson of Emmetsburg presents a 25 year service plaque to Ed Youngworth of Whittemore for 26 years as a Gap Cooperative director at the monthly Board meeting held last week.
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Pocahontas Rural Electric Cooperative
Lloyd Simonson
Emmetsburg
Ed Youngworth
Whittemore
Gapoperative
Board of Directors
Pirates Close Season With 13 4 Record and Strong Defense
Final stats show the Pirates scoring 997 points for 38.6 per game while allowing 46.2 per contest. The team finished third in the Corn Belt with a rugged defense. Top scorer was Rancy Henderson with 277 points, 16.3 per game, followed by Dean Petersen with 218 points, 11.6 per game. Greg Troekstra added 196 points as he played his last game. Guard Charley Moraen and Larry Jensen contributed the backcourt scoring and defense, with Jensen scoring 82 points in 4.8 average. The roster featured a balanced attack and strong rebounding from Hoekstra.
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Pirate
Pirates
Rancy Henderson
Dean Petersen
Sleik Pagel
Pete
Graetlinger
Greg Troekstra
The
Pirate Pym
Ighjumpeng
Senor Jensen
Jensen
Wight
Walleyes at annual fish fry served to many
The Wyoming Lions sponsored a fish fry serving nearly 600 pounds of wall eyes pike fillets to about 500 attendees. The event highlighted community support and Lions Club involvement in local fisheries outreach.
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Wyoming
Pirates Lead Corn Belt Defense and Scoring Leaders
In Corn Belt Conference play WII the Keys and pirls division standings show undefeated records. Sioux Valley beat West Bend once. Mallard was held by Everly. On offense Sioux Valley led with 636 points, 79.5 ppg, while West Bend averaged 64.7 ppg. Defensively Gramtlinger allowed 107 points in eight games. Sioux Valley and West Bend each held opponents low. Girls standings list Weverly, Mallard, Ruthven, Terril, Sioux Valley, Sioux Rapids, Graet linger, Marathon, West Bend.
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WII
Keys
Corn Belt
Conferce
Sioux Valley Obeys
West Bend
Everly Sticks
Mallard
Pacer
Plaice
Haverage
Juhth
Graettingzer
Sioux Valley
Moerly
Marathon
Gramtlinger Louis
Terris
Ordey
Craclinger
Sioux Rapids
Walnut Merry Maids Meet Delivers Group Split and Lunch
The Walnut Merry Maids held a regular meeting at the Schaller home with 16 members on the roll and no visitors. Attendees split into groups for games and services, lunch was provided by the Hogtesses and their mother, Reporter.
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Sehealler
Bev Lastine
Hogtesses
Emmetsburg
Virginia
Charlotte Brown
Linda Westfall
Kalvali
Wee
Mary Brennan
Snathy Cuvans
Margaret Pratt
County Troma
Sheryl Bisenius
Virginia Brown
Hank Williams
Sheryl
Patty Bisenius
Ancient Chinese treasure arrives in Osceola for days
A priceless collection of ancient Chinese books manuscripts and wooden slips dating before Christ arrived in Osceola for three days in October. Floyd A White drove the truck that carried the material from the Library of Congress to the west coast en route to Formosa. The treasure was brought out of China in 1920 by the Chinese ambassador for safekeeping and is valued at over 16 million dollars.
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Osceola
Floyd A. White
Library of Congress
Formosa
China
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