Humboldt Wildcats honor seniors at boys basketball banquet
Humboldt High School celebrated its boys basketball season with coach John Westphal noting a tough 7-12 record amid nine games against highly rated opponents. Aaron Reed led scoring with 332 points, while Bill Curran and Craig Heider earned NCC honors and team members received multiple awards across varsity and junior varsity squads.
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Two Wildcats Named to NCC Second Team After 1982-83 Season
Humboldt players Bill Curran and Jeff Reed earned All-North Central Conference second team honors. Reed averaged 17.6 points and 5.4 rebounds in conference play, 18.5 overall, with 10 of 19 from three and 53 percent shooting. Curran posted 13.8 points and 7.2 rebounds in conference, 14.3 overall, and led in free throws at 73 percent. Newell led Humboldt with 147 rebounds and 7.5 points per game.
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Softball Meeting Set for Humboldt Wednesday
An important organizational meeting for the Summer Men's Slow Pitch Softball League will be held Wednesday, March 23, at the Humboldt Municipal Building at 7 30 p.m. For more information contact city recreation director Duane Randall at 332 5447.
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Jacobsons Visit in Clarence Anderson Home Saturday
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Jacobson of Eagle Grove visited Saturday night in the Clarence Anderson home. Valain Blake attended funeral services for Arthur Schwabbauer in Westminster Presbyterian Church Fort Dodge on Saturday.
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Cran named to first all River Valley team
Scott Cran of Twin Rivers was named to the River Valley all conference first team for 1982 83, averaging nearly 17 points and over six rebounds a game. Teammate Scott Sawyer made the second unit, while several seniors and juniors from Palmer Havelock Plover Rolfe Northwest Webster contributed to the all league selections and honorable mentions.
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Humboldt sixth seventh grade youth basketball tourney set
A Humboldt Basketball Boosters sponsored event hosts an eight team boys field from Humboldt Palmer Spencer Storm Lake Rockwell City a Fort Dodge YMCA team and Sacred Heart of Fort Dodge. An eight team girls field includes Humboldt Twin Rivers Boone Valley Palmer Algona and Spencer. Games begin Friday at 4 p.m. at the high school and junior high gyms with Saturday moves to alternate courts. Semi finals start at 9 a.m. and finals at 1 p.m. Saturday at the high school gym. Public attendance is invited.
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Twin Rivers Wrestling Banquet Set for March 28
The annual banquet honoring the Twin Rivers wrestling team will be held Monday, March 28 at 6 30 p.m. in the Bode Community Building. A catered meal will be served and a $2 donation is requested. Everyone is invited to attend.
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Humboldt youths win two section titles in Tri-States tourney
Humboldt seventh graders swept Section 3 with three victories, defeating Vermillion 54-48, Sioux Falls Boyens 66-39, and Marshall 68-41 to claim the division title. Humboldt eighth graders captured Section 7 with three straight wins, beating Howard 62-39, Behrend 67-27, and Madison 76-53 to clinch their first title in three tries.
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