Panthers edge Anamosa 53 52 on Ganfield clutch free throws
Monticello edged Anamosa 53 to 52 as Ed Ganfield hit two free throws with seconds left to seal the home win. Doug Himes led Monticello with 13 points, Port paced Anamosa with 15, and Monticello hosts Independence in WaMac play next.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Ganfield
Panther
Anamosa
Ganfield
Panthers
Monti Cagers
Raider
Doug Himes
Monticello
Rodger Port
Panther Frosh-Sophs
Raiders
S. Stulken
Independence
Midland
Clarence
Midland Girls
Mary Dietiker
Dietiker
Ed Husmann
Scouts Stage Final Night of Central School BB Tourney
Troop 66 conducts a Boy Scout basketball tourney with a consolation game at 7:30 p.m. and the championship at 8:15 at Central school gym. Monday results: Patrol 2 beat Patrol 4 41 25 led by Jim Perkins 14, Dave Balster 12. Patrol 1 defeated Patrol 5 36 10 led by Dick White 14. Tonight Patrol 2 vs Patrol 3 7:30 and Patrols 4 vs 5 8:15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 66
Central School
Patrol No. 2
Patrol No. 4
Jim Perkins
Dave Balster
Patrol
Jeff Hetzler
Jack Luensman
Ron Balsiger
John Hetzler
Don Luensman
Terry Lewis
Steve Locher
Don McDonald
Don Schlueter
Tom Yeoman
Dan Read
Steve McDonald
Sid Schatz
Bill Ferrall
Patrol No. 1
Patrol No
Dick White
Merle Kuhns
Steve Maurice
Mike Lambert
John Savage
Charles Hubbard
Ron Hendricks
Ted Krause
Richard Krein
David Savage
Sacred Heart Girls Fall at Maynard 73 to 33
Sacred Heart girls trailed throughout and lost to Maynard 73 33 Saturday night. Joyce Manternach led Sacred Heart with 20 points while Janet Garnier scored 36 for Maynard. In the B team game Sacred Heart fell 32 22 with Janice Clement and Linda Hosch each scoring nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart
Maynard
Joyce Manternach
Janet Garnier
Janice Clement
Linda Hosch
Moonshine League Scores and Names List
Bowling card shows Kathy Norris 195 for H.1LG. Lottle Holmes 519 for H.LS. Hargraves 763 for H.T.G. Shomont Lumber Co. 214 for H.T.S. Shomont Lumber Co. 214l. Local league entry Moonshine League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Norris
H.ls
Lottle Holmes
H.T.G
Hargraves
H.T.S
Shomont Lumber Co
Sacred Heart Boys Fall to St Pat’s Cedar Rapids 70 50
Sacred Heart boys lost to St Pat’s of Cedar Rapids 70 50 Monday night at Cedar Rapids. Gordon Westhoff scored 14 and Paul Heeren 12 for Sacred Heart as the B team also lost 37 37. Both Sacred Heart squads meet Morley on the latter's court tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Heart Boys
St. Pat’s
Cedar Rapids
Sacred Heart
Gordon Westhoff
Paul Heeren
Joe Hobart
Morley
St Mary's cascade edges Holy Cross in Jan. league play
Cascade defeats Holy Cross 62 52 on their court with 34 percent shooting to 27 for Holy Cross. Larry Cigrand scores 19 for Cascade, while Mickey Gehl adds eight in the B game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Mary’s
Holy Cross
St. Mary’s of Cascade
Larry Cigrand
Cascade
Mickey Gehl
ST. Martin's
ST. Boniface
St. Martin’s
St. Boniface of
New Vienna
Marquette
Marquette of
Bellevue
Kenny McDermott
Billy Curoe
Sunday Dinner Guests Attend Several Prairieburg Homes
Mr and Mrs Alfred Melchert and family shared Sunday dinner with the Himebaughs. Frank Digmann and family and William Sperslage and Lloyd visited the Sperslage home in Prairiesburg. The infant of the Sperslage family was baptized. The B team lost 42 to 37 to Clarence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Fork
Alfred Melchert
Phil Himebaugh
Frank Digmann
William Sperslage
Lloyd
Louis Sperslage
Prairiesburg
Joe Tren Kamp
Harlan Phiol
Dubuque
State conservation chief cites fox balance in wildlife cover
Game superintendent notes fox hunting and trapping help balance predation with limited wildlife cover. He says in areas with ample cover foxes and non predators coexist, predation targeting the weak, and healthy wildlife sustain the species. Fox populations vary by region across Iowa. Reed rural backwaters report strong ice fishing with walleyes up to eight pounds, perch and northerns also plentiful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Northwest
Mississippi
Lan
Lake Odessa
Sand Springs News Briefs Cover Local Updates and Births
Gerald Heeren returns home from Norfolk Navy station. Darren Chapman becomes Sand Springs Co op creamery manager. Donnie DeShaw new feed and coal hauler. Vista of local gatherings includes 65th anniversary dinner for John and Mrs Kramer in Worthington and visits by Reeves families. Birth announcement for Scott Joseph Rollinger weighing 7 pounds 14 ounces at Monticello hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sand Springs
Gerald Heeren
Elmer Heerens
Norfolk
Darren Chapman
Kramers
George Turnis
Rey
Dick Watkins
Lew Porter
Davie Heeren
Prairieburg
Patrick Steven
Frank Digmann
William Sperslage
Gilbert Becker
Bob Rollinger
Coggon
Monticello Hospital
Scott Joseph
Victor Rollinger
Bernard
Reckers
Rollinger
Lynn Recker
John Rogers
Irvin Becker
Ida Grief
Worthington
Social Visit Roundup From Area Families
Sunday and weekend visits filled households as Nieman and Wilson families hosted relatives. Cedar Rapids visitors Brews and Pedersons stopped by, while Mollenhauers welcomed a newborn and Gene Lala added a daughter nine hours after. Westhoff family marked 31st anniversary in Petersburg, and Dunkels hosted Cedar Rapids guests for Sunday dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Nieman
Rodney Wilson
Wilson
Cliff Reed
Paul Brewer
Cedar Rapids
Joe Pederson
Clarence Mollenhauer
New Son
Virginia Gay Hospital
Vinton
Gene Lala
Mollenhauer
Clell Moulton
Gene Moultons
Bernard Blount
Ryan
Porter Farm
Buck Creek
Grace Blount
Ann
Susan
Walter Westhoff
Pat
Mr. Westhoff
al Westhoff
Petersburg
Westhoffs
al Koch
Carol Dunkel
John Wenger
Earlville
Lew Dunkels
Ed Dunkel
Ernie Dunkel
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Mark Weber
Gary White
Larry Goettsch
John Behn
R. S. Corbett
South Haven Drive
Monticello FG
Greenawald
Oettsch
Husmann
Stead GQ
Anamosa FG
IDEA
Geo. C. Schoon
Allis Chalmers
Monticello Express
Elxe
Manternach Hosch
A. Onken L. Onken Hobert Tillotson M, Locher
Recker Eflers
Moonshine League
Stoners P & H
McNeill
C. Kissik
C. Kissick
W. Jones Co. Oil
Phillip’s
Monti State Bank
Auto Wreckers
Larry's Welding
Schuetz
Robinson’s Dairy
H.lg
Mabel Fiuekders
Iva Yeoman
Monticello State Bank
Johnson Millers
Peterson
Dick's Electric
Northside Tavern
Shaffer Clothing
W.F.W
H.ls., Jr
Hobart
Lover’s Youth Town
Franklin Equipment
Stuhlers
St. Pat
Peosta
St. Mary's of
Farley
Terry Moran
Oxford Junction
Mechanicsville
Mechanics=ville
Diane Hall
Ken Burda
Stanwood
Jane Hamilton
Phil Eichhorn
John Ripperton
Maquoketa Valley
Gary Wilson
John Hansen
Coggan
M-V
Donna Moulton
Sue Mardoff
Shirley Kerr
Arlington
Maquoketa
Lloyd Brickley
Ron Lauen
Eveready
Jerry Neil Monticello
Fir
Neighbor Payless Cashway’s
Birch Shop
Birch Good
White
Manchester, Iowa
Lashway Lumber Store
Ervice
Albert Fass
Albert
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