Monticello Foes Tipton in WaMac Opener Friday Night
Monticello travels to Tipton to start WaMac conference play after a 3-1 non conference run. Wilson of Cedar Rapids defeated Monticello 54 53, led by Hess 23 and Meskimen 21, Lang 15 and Bleadorn 17 for Monticello.
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Monticello
Tipton
Panthers
Wilson
Cedar Rapids
Neil Bleadorn
Monti
Lang
Bleadorn
Dean Rickels
Tom Rhatigan
Ron Long
Gary Pook
Hess
Guard Meskimen
Monticello Dee Ete
Wilson i Ae
Wilson Eecte Eas
Eeace Monticelio
Sacred Heart Girls Set for Maynard Clash Defending State Champs
Sacred Heart announces a girls basketball game against Maynard, defending state champions, in a two game series to be staged at Maynard. Sacred Heart beat St. Joseph’s 40 to 28 last Sunday led by Carol Heeren 14 and Ruth Manternach 8 while the Sacred Heart boys lost 61 to 42 with Don Yeager scoring 19.
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Sacred‘ Heart
Maynard
Friddy
Oe ‘Mulien
Sacred 1
Oys
Sacred Heert
Sacred Heart
St. Joseph's Alievue
Ner'’S
Auge
Carol Heeren
Lin
Rring
Ruth Manternach
Mary’ Manternach
Vodeph’s
Sacred Hell Boys
Don Yeager
Jod' McAleer
Eagles
Dave Westhoff
Jerry Heeren
Tom Ridenourt
Don Welter
Larry Mortensen
Dave Wilson
Sacred Heart’s
St. Joseph’s
Bob Mullen
John Herzog
Linda Ferring Weet
Mary Manternach
Linda Staner
Carol Oaken
Joyce Morrissey
Madonna Seehusen
Betsy Barron
Sete
Nee — Ee i
Steen
St. Joseph
Buck Creek tops Hopkinton in boys thriller as Buck Creek girls roll
Buck Creek boys edged Hopkinton 63-50 with Paul Huber scoring 17 and Steve Smith adding 15 as Hopkinton led 27-23 at halftime. Buck Creek girls dominated 79-52 with Nancy Mardoff scoring 25. Oxford Junction beat Olin 62-40 as Bob Clapp scored 26 for the winners while Alan Serhousek had 13 for the losers.
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Hopkinton
Buck Creek
Paul Huber
Steve Smith
Nancy Mardoff
Kay Smith
Oxford Junction
Oxford
Junction
Olin
Bob Clapp
Alan Serhousek
Onslow Girls Win 55-31 at Viola. Boys Fall 37-34
In Viola Tuesday night Onslow girls defeated Viola 55 to 31 while the boys lost 37 to 34. Sharon Ripperton led the girls with 29 points and Leland Hodoval led the boys with 11 points. St Marys dropped both ends to Epworth 71-27 and 60-43.
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Viola
Onslow
Sharon Ripperton
Leland Hodoval
St. Mary’s
Epworth
St. Mary's
St. Joseph's Tops St. Martin's In Cascade Clash
In Cascade Tuesday night St. Joseph's of Belle Vue defeated St. Martin's varsity 47 to 42. St. Martin's reserve squad won 44 to 25. Top scorers for St. Martin's varsity were Wayne Ressler with 21 points and John Burds with an unknown score.
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Cascade
St. Joseph's
Bellevue
St. Martin’s
St. Martin
St. Martin's
Wayne Ressler
John Burds
Henry Bader Family Hosts Silver Wedding Open House
Mr and Mrs Henry Bader were honored at a silver wedding anniversary open house from 1 to 4 pm Sunday Dec 2 at the Monticello Gun Club attended by 140 guests. Mrs Ed Zumbrunnen Bader’s sister and maid of honor cut the three tiered cake while Fred Zumbrunnen, best man, was present with the family. The Bader children include Paul and wife from Iowa City Raymond and wife from Monticello Lee and wife Cedar Rapids and Jean Bader of Cedar Rapids.
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Henry Bader
Monticello
Paul Bader
Iowa City
Raymond Bader
Lee Benton
Cedar Rapids
Jean Bader
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Maynard Lang
McKinley
Neil *Bleadorn
Ed Zimmerman
S. H
Westhoff
Welter
Oliver
FORD
Challenger
Ver
Massey - Harris and New
Holland Spreaders
Monticello Impl. & Truck
Ed Cox
Alfred Egger
E. Oak Street
Sbi
Coats
Boy Scout
Stahler
Men's & Boys’ Dept
ORLON
ROLFS
Oni
McGregor
Skipper
Enzo
Ensenada
Men’s & Boys’ Dept
Oxford, Jct
Onslow Girls
St. Martin’s of
Cascade Boys
St. Joe
W. I. Poplar Heights
Auto Wreckers Sheen
Phillips
Peer Ee
Poplar Heights
HLLS
Anna Dettbarn
H.T.G
HiWay Market
H.T.S
Community Johnson's
Pinky’s
Neers Rams
W. L. Midway
Stubler’s
Meadow Gold
Freese Motors
Ee Shaffer's
Franklin
Eilers Furniture
Pete Bank Ee Ae
Faust Skelly
Ebeveerebe
Legion
Fred Shover
Stabler
Milt Bader
Midway
H.T
Henry Baders
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