Sacred Heart teams sweep Martelle in twin basketball wins
Sacred Heart girls topped Martelle 80 72 with Rosalee Holmes scoring 36 and Susan Staner 25 as Sacred Heart boys followed with a 77 54 victory led by Allan Westhoff 20 and George Maire 18. Martelle’s Margaret Schwirtz 20 and Anne Siver 16 paced the visitors.
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Sacred Heart
Martelle
Jones County
Martello
Rosalee Holmes
Rangy K. Armstrong
K. Armstrong
Deloris Osterkamp
Bob Mullen
Susan Staner
Urbana
Linda Ferring
Carol Heeren
Margaret Schwirtz
Anne Siver
Sandy Dollarhide
Allan Westhoff
George Maire
Douglas Zangerle
Westhoff
Madonna Sechusen
Carol Oaken
Joyce Morrissey
Elizabeth Barron
Rosemary Barron
Sharon Miller
Sandy
Dollarhide
Armstrong
Barbara Parker
Helen Stabenow
Ire
Suerea Heart FG
David Westhoff
Joseph McAleer
Courtland Chapman
Lyle Ridenour
Jerome Heeren
Donald Welter
Terry Evans
Lyle James Ack Brewer Wea
Keith Reed
Dave Randall Been
Howard Meeks
Jim Schmidt
Pepeng
Buzz Miller
Bernie Bunce
Dean Rickless
Bill Ferguson
Mixed Doubles Bowling Tourney Scheduled for Dec 26
The annual mixed doubles event at Bowlmor lanes will start the week of December 26. Ed Scherrer, the alley operator, said about 30 couples are expected to participate and pairings will be announced this week. Regular league play for Community and Classic men and the women’s Twilight league will pause until early January.
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Bowlmor Lanes
Ed Scherrer
Scherrer
Independents Join Hawkeye League Roster Update
Monticello's independent basketball team replaces Peosta in the Hawkeye league as club president Tom Jenk announces. Jenk cites player shortages forcing Peosta's withdrawal. Current members include Monticello Cascade Dyersville Earlville Epworth New Vienna Bankston and Guttenberg.
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Monticello
Peosta
Tom Jenk
Dyersville
Jenk
Cascade
Earlville
Epworth
New Vienna
Bankston
Guttenberg
Children Attend Free Movie Program in Monticello
Hundreds of Monti area children enjoyed a feature-length movie and cartoons at Monte theater. The pre Christmas program by the Greater Monticello committee sponsored two showings, one for city children at 10 a.m. and another for rural children at 2 p.m. Santa Claus greeted attendees at both screenings and later visited with families in local stores.
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Monticello
Monte Theater
Greater Monticello
Santa Claus
Morley Girls Win Eighth Match in Jones County Standings
Morley girls defeat Oxford Junction 47 25 to extend their season mark to 8 0. Oxford Junction suffers its 13th straight defeat while Morley boys fall to 2 10. Players Ruhl, Greenwald lead girls with 25 and 8 points.
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Oxford Junction
Morley
Downing Morley
Margo Ruhl
Carol Greenawald
Ruhl
Greenawald
Barbara Shedek
Mary Joyce Ledvina
Jim Mizaur
Ronnie Findley
Darrell Hora
Oxford Jet
Sacred Heart Boys Set For Archdiocesan Tourney Opener
The Sacred Heart boys basketball team will play in the Archdiocesan Tournament at Dubuque starting Sunday January 8. Last year 35 teams competed. Pairings for 1956 were to be announced after Christmas. Games are at Loras College and Academy courts with four divisions A B1 B2 and B3.
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Sacred Heart
Farley St. Joseph
Archdiocesan
Dubuque
William Wilkie
Louis FE. Ernsdorff
Hopkinton Girls Dropped First Delaware Conference Game
Greeley handed Hopkinton a 57-48 loss as Beverly Hilsenbeck scored 24 for Greeley while Hopkinton star Ray Smith totaled 33 for the losers. Hopkinton boys beat Greeley 84-52 to stay undefeated in their 11 games, with Max Beitz leading the winners with 23 points.
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Hopkinton
Greeley
Hopkinton Girls
Delaware
Hopkinton Boys
Beverly Hilsenbeck
Greeley Girls
Ray Smith
Max Beitz
Jerry White
Lias
Hopkinton Greeley
Manchester Panthers overpower Monticello in WaMac tilt
Manchester defeated Monticello 69 to 63 to push their WaMac record to 2-2. Shover led Manchester with 18 points while Adamson and Rhatigan added 12 each. Monticello trailed by 10 entering the final quarter as Manchester built the lead with a 27-point third period.
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Manchester Law Eeee
Monticello Tees Nee
Manchester Nea
Monticello Eee Eee
Monticello FT PF
John Shover
Sees
Maynard Lang
Dean Rickels
Bob Adamson Baal
Dale Volkman
Tom Rhatigan
Bob Morey
Weeny
Gary Poock
Clarence Meyer
L. Bank
WAMAC
Locker Plant
Phillips
Beet
Marion Tee Ee
Independence Peterene Loop
Maquoketa
Larry’s Welders
Manchester Pee Ee Wee Anamosa Ee Poplar Heights Rer A Ar
Ies
Monti Implement
Tipton PE
Midway
Es Vinton See
Schuetz Steelb
Monticello
Auto Wreckers
Super Valu
Helen Manchester
Hemmer
Lor- Independence
Vinton
Jaine Dulitz
Larry
Manchester
Panthers
Bob Adamson
William Mawe
Bob Atwater
Richard Overmann
Adamson
Shover
Richard Rempt
Mane
Overmann
Kempt
Dean State
Rhatigan
Tom Streets
Ron Long
Ron Landis
Bob Norris
Jim Maurice
Bill Vesey
Albert Hanssen
Graves and Shannon Honored by Monticello Barbers
Monticello's six barbers and their wives gathered at the Farmer's clue last week to honor Zac Graves and Earl Shannon. Graves was the only Monticello barber for 47 years and Shannon received a farewell as he plans to move to Denver in January. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Irvin Davis Mr and Mrs Mal Prewitt Mr and Mrs Alva Behrends Mr and Mrs Bill Thorndyke plus Graves and Shannon.
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Monticello
Zac Graves
Earl Shannon
Graves
Shannon
Denver
Colo
Irvin Davis
Mal Prewitt
Alva Behrends
Bill Thorndyke
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Ticello Trade Area
D Mill
Monticello, Iowa
S.H. Boys
Honegger
Ath WaMac
V. L. Northside
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Five Seas
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Dolphins
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Staner and
Reynolds Poplar Heights
Meloy’s
Wagon Wheel Classic
Franklin Locker Plant
Fe Freese Motors
Shaffer's
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Midway Sweet Shop
Langworthy Creamery Legion
REM Electric
Stuhler
McGregor
Skipper
Enzo
Ensenada
Beacon
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