Sacred Heart Boys and Girls Triumph at Martelle Court
Sacred Heart boys rallied from a 33-27 halftime deficit to win 78-54 at Martelle Court. Tom George scored 38 for Sacred Heart while Reed and Bunce each had 14 for Martelle. Sacred Heart girls defeated Martello 69-56 led by Susan Staner with 29 and Fran Ferring 21, building a 56-30 lead after three quarters.
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Martelle Court
Martelle
Tom George
Reed
Bunce
Martello
Susan Staner
Fran Ferring
Meyer
Baer Reed
Ketelsen
Bunee
James
G -Ricklefs
Bremer
Pas
Sacred Heart Teesey
Staner
Heeren
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Barron
Holmes
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Morrissey
George
Westhoff
Maire
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Liver
JA St. Martin's
Chapman
Doe
Schwirtz Aol
Dollarhide Ples Lin
Remington
St. Martin's
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Remington, Cw
John Wenger Celebrates 90th Birthday at Home
John Wenger observed his 90th birth anniversary with a family dinner at 635 North Cedar Street on Saturday November 27. Pink chrysanthemums decorated the scene along with three birthday cakes and included relatives Carl Wenger and Mrs. Albert Keebler of Ryan plus Mrs. Flora Hamblin Chris and Godfrey.
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John Wenger
North Cedar Street
Carl Wenger
Albert Keebler
Ryan
Flora Hamblin
Chris
Godfrey
Sacred Heart Girls Run Past St. Martin's 60-21
Sacred Heart girls dominate St. Martin's of Cascade 60 21 as six players share scoring. Fran Ferring tops with 18 points followed by Susan Staner 15 Linda Ferring 12 Rosalee Holmes and Carol Heeren with six each and Carol Oaken three. St. Martin's Mary Kay Orr led visitors. Free throws widen the gap with 23 points for St. Martin's and 13 for Sacred Heart.
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Sacred Heart
St. Martin’s of
Cascade
Fran Ferring
Susan Staner
Linda Ferring
Rosalee Holmes
Carol Heeren
Carol Oaken
St. Martin's
Mary Kay Orr
St. Martin’s
Edgewood Beats Delhi in High School Basketball Battles
Delhi boys suffer first loss 36 51 as Edgewood tops Delhi 56 in a earlier game. Delhi girls lose 73 71 while Edgewood girls win 73 71 with Janice Harbuch scoring 46 and Jeanett Jewell 47 for Delhi and Edgewood’s Eugene Sherman leading scorers with 19.
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Delhi
Edgewood
Cagers
Darrell Goldsmith
Eugene Sherman
Janice Harbuch
Jeanett Jewell
Delhi cc
Cage Calendar Combines Tuesday Football Pairings
Delhi travels to Earlville Hopkinton visits Buck Creek Wyoming faces Lowdon Olin heads Clarence Lisbon battles Oxford Jct Monmouth hosts Martelle in a slate of intercity high school games.
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Independence
Monticello
Vinton
Anamosa
Viola
Onslow
Earlville
Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Delhi
Wyoming
Olin
Mechanicsville
Oxford
Morley
Martello
Lowdon
Clarence
Lisbon
Monmouth
Martelle
Independence 1st Loop Fee for Panther Cagers
Monticello heads to WaMac play Friday facing defending champion Independence in a conference opener. Coach Leo Cabalka brings two lettermen B and last year’s state run, while Independence relies on five experienced players. Carl Egger matches with Larry Ehlers in the pivot as Monticello seeks its first win after two non conference losses.
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Monticello
Colesburg
Panther
Carl Egger
R. Brown
Wally Tuetken
F. Sampson
Jene Schmidt
Loop
Independence
Leo Cabalka
Marion
Paullina
Iowa City
Cabalka
Bill Jansen
Indee
Fred Devies
Larry Ehlers
Panthers
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Free Throws Secure Onslow Victory Over Monmouth
Onslow defeated Monmouth 58 to 50 with superior free throw shooting. Westphal scored 27 for Onslow while Caraway had 28 for Monmouth. Monmouth's girls won 56 to 36 as DeVore posted 20 and McDonald added 10 for Onslow.
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Onslow
Monmouth
Westphal
Caraway
DeVore
McDonald
Hopkinton Edges Greeley 57 56 in Tight Showdown
Hopkinton battled Greeley in a neck and neck contest and pulled out a 57 to 56 victory last week. The win came as Hopkinton led late and held on to seal the result in a close finish.
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Greeley
Hopkinton
Hopkinton Boys, Greeley Edge In Tight Delaware County Clash
In a close night of basketball Hopkinton boys fell 57 56 as Greeley edged ahead in the final period O D Ell led Greeley with 27 points Glen Harris had 19 for Hopkinton Dingbaum sealed the girls win with a late free throw despite Hopkinton leading 46 45 with 2 seconds left
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O'Dell
Greeley
Glen Harris
Hopkinton
Dingbaum
Wyoming Girls Beat Lisbon and Boys Defeated
In Wyoming, the girls outscored Lisbon 68 to 28 as Mary Jo Ehlers led with 29 points and the host team control. In the boys game Lisbon defeated Wyoming 68 to 64 with Bob Lind scoring 35 and John Bahnsen 18 for Wyoming.
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Wyoming
Lisbon
Mary Jo Ehlers
M. Mason
Bob Lind
John Bahnsen
Eugene Luckstead
Donald Carstensen
Couple from Germany visits Monticello and Mt Vernon
Capt. and Mrs. Dean Morey stationed in Germany visit their parents in Monticello and Mt. Vernon and are hosted for dinner Saturday by Dr. and Mrs. C. R. Hosford.
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Dean Morey
Germany
Monticello
Mt. Vernon
C. R. Hosford
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