Monticello Panthers Triumph 70-42 Over Tipton
Monticello overwhelmed Tipton 70 42 on Friday night to avenge a 62 60 loss and move into WaMaC conference sole second place behind Vinton. Ron Wright led with 15 points as Paulsen and Husmann each totaled 12, Yeoman 11, Cowen 8, Greenawald 6 with 63 rebounds and 17 second chance efforts. The sophomores lost 27 19 to Tipton’s Lite Tigers. Conservation camp openings announced with three sessions in June and July offering college credit.
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Wright
Paulsen
Husmann
Yeoman
T. A
Cowen
Greenawald
Rieken
Edwards
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J. A
Stutr
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Monticello
Paul Paulsen
Jerry Husmann
Tom Yeoman
Stan Cowen
Dave Greenawald
Manthers
Monti
Ron Wright
Monticello Sophs
Lite Tigers
Bob Ferrall
Jed
Ught
Jaws
State Conservation Commission
Towa
Iowa Teachers Conservation Camp
United States
Springbrook
Longest arm wins Panther Starter at Monticello gym
Stan Cowen battles three Tipton Tigers for a rebound as Monticello High School defeats Tipton 70-42. Cowen scores eight points in Friday’s game and leads locals with 20 points in Saturday’s 67-65 win over Anamosa.
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Panther
Stan Cowen
Tipton Tigers
Monticello
Tigers
Cowen
Tipton
Anamosa
Sacred Heart Girls Rally In Victory At Miles
Sacred Heart varsity girls and junior varsity boys split with Miles teams on Jan 26. Eagle girls avenged a prior 73-63 loss by winning 69-65, while the Eagle junior varsity lost 51-35. Patsy Oaken starred in Sacred Heart’s comeback within a tight game.
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Shimanek
McAleer
State Hinz
Conservation Commission
Des Moines
Iowa
Sacred Heart
Niles
Eagle
Miles
S. Hy
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Fox Pelt Prices Rise As Demand Grows
Foreign demand for red fox pelts raises prices received by Town trappers per pelt to about 54, per the State Conservation Commission. Fur dealers report higher rates than past years, with last season's average around 41.84. Harsh weather and rough conditions affected harvest results, while fur dealers record 6,194 fox pelts purchased.
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State Conservation Commission
Yast Sedhe
Ouzh
Eagles and Globetrotters Top Saturday Basketball
Eagles and the Globetrotters won their 5th and 6th basketball games in a Saturday morning action. The report notes key players, scoring bursts, and overall team efforts as both squads top the standings and push for momentum ahead of upcoming games. More sports news appears in the Express.
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Eagles
Miles Eagles Ride Deep Bench To Victory
The Miles team rolled through periods 16-4 26-16 and 38-27 to beat their foes. Kay Brashaw led with 24 points while Sandy Gillaore added nine and Jim Thomas had five two pointers. Pat Lambert scored nine and Mark Becker eight as the Eagles clicked offensively.
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Eys
Kay Brashaw
Sandy Gillaore
Jim Thomas
Eagle
Pat Lambert
Mark Becker
Miles
Anamosa
Panther
Monticello
Raiders
Bob Ferrall
Mike Husmann
Jim Zimmerman
Monticello Edges Anamosa 67 65 In WaMaC Action
Monticello Panthers rally to defeat Anamosa Raiders 67 65, moving into sole second place in WaMaC with an 8 3 record. Stan Cowen scores 20, Jeff Yeoman dominates rebounding, and Monticello must win upcoming games against Vinton, Independence, and Maquoketa to claim the conference title.
Sacred Heart Eagles Top Olin 50 46 In Girls And Boys
Sacred Heart defeated Olin 50 to 46 as Patsy Oaken scored 32 for the Eagles while Lana Graf held Olin to 18. SH boys trailed early but finished 84-34, led by Steve Inilekofer with rebounding and Steve McDonald. The SH girls trailed 12-11 in the first quarter but dominated 26-2 by halftime and led 39-33 after three. Sacred Heart to host West Central girls and Worthington boys next.
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Brashaw
Q Gilmore
Doden
Hinz
McAleer
Shimanek
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Rohwedder
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Kreger
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Tuttle
Luensman
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Levsen
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Sandy Hinz
Debbie Caden
Oli
Steve Inilekofer
Jed SH
Steve McDonald
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Delwood
Oxford Jet
Olan
Midland
Blind Spot Team Bowling Ends Sunday at Monti Bowl
The Bind Spot Team Bowling Tournament at Monti Bowl enters its third week with 35 teams. Black drop cloths obscure pins, prize money starts at $200 for first place and grows with entries. Leaders include 10 Pins 4 of Cedar Rapids with 2926, Johnson's Millers of Hopkinton 2860, Lucky 10 Lanes of Independence 2854. Ends Sunday at 3 pm. entries accepted until then.
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Monti Bowl
Jim Green
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Cedar Rapids
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Hopkinton
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Independence
Maquoketa Valley Dominates Guttenberg In Area Roundup
Connie Young scores 40 as Maquoketa Valley girls trounce Guttenberg 75-34. MV boys win 91-53 behind Jim Strief 27 points. Olin-Jet and Midland-Delwood games also highlight Friday night Wapsie conference action with Lana Graf pouring 45 for Olin and Derry Brunscheen 24 for Midland.
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Connie Young
Maquoketa Valley
Guttenberg
MV Boys
Jim Strief
Lady Wildests
Carolyn Schutte
Cathy Zehr
Steve Law
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Gale von
Lana Graf
Kathy Mizaur
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Delwood
Midland
Golden Eagles
Delwood Girls
Derry Brunscheen
Golden Eagle Hays
Carol Denniston
Midland Girls
Maquoketa Valley Drops Elkader in Varsity Wrestling
Maquoketa Valley bowed to Elkader 24 to 14 in varsity wrestling Friday at Delhi. Elkader defeated MV reserves 9 to 8. Varsity scoring included 165 pound Dave Hemrichs pinning Roger Scott in 4:40 and 120, 138, and 180 pound bouts won by Dave Nason Greg Herlichs and Kent Bacon respectively.
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Elkader
Delhi
Wildcat
Dave Hemrichs
Roger Scott
Dave Nason
Greg Helrrichs
Kent Bacon
Sacred Heart falls to St Johns in twin losses
Sacred Heart boys lost twice at Independence 73-47 in varsity action and 49-23 in the reserves. Steve Indekofer led SH with 22 points, Terry Lewis nine, and 23 SH rebounds as a team shot 28 percent. Standout scorers from Independence included Dale Kramer and Dave Nason among MV listed players.
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Lewis
McDonald
Ilers
Eagle
Terry Lewis
Steve McDould
Eagles
Jim Thomas
Mark Becker
Ning
Monticello Sets Appreciation Day at Youth Center
Monticello Implement Co. will host an Appreciation Day next Tuesday February 8 at the Youth Center. Ed Cox says the all day event includes free pancakes and sausage from 1 30 a m to 2 p m and showcases the latest farm equipment. A page 4 7 ad carries more details. Les Voss Buds Super Valu announces a new promotion Lucky Dominoes in this week’s Express.
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Ed Cox
Cox
Les Voss
Bud's Super Valu
Monticello
Matmen end season with 29 15 loss at Maquoketa
Monticello wrestlers finish regular season with a 29-15 defeat to WaMaC champion Maquoketa at Maquoketa. Bernie Barker earned the lone Panther pin in 4 50, while other points came on decisions by Dick White and Chuck Hubbard and draws by Dennis Zirkelbach and Steve Maurice. Maquoketa secured the meet with late-round surges, as 165 Steve Maurice and 120 Doug Jacobs were among the fallbacks in close finishes.
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Maquoketa
Bernie Barker
Dave Stno
Monticello
Dick White
Chuck Hubbard
Dennis Zirkelbach
Steve Maurice
Rusty Orcutt
Cardinal
Steve Allen
Allen
Action Monticello
Doug Jacobs
Gary Barey
Batey
Cardinals
Ted Cardinal
Dave Henry
Henry
Mayuoketa
Phil Anderson
Jerry Kiburz
Chuck Wendel
Rusty Crcutz
Bill Ferrall
Paul Koob
Gary Batey
McCulcheon
Lynn Tedrow
Tom Turner
Dan Behrends
Leon Wood
Dan Bauer
Rich Lahan
Chnick — Hubbard
Harald Keeley
Dave Sino
Barker
Maurice
Bauer
Schwartz
Monticello Panthers to wrestle in Prairie sectional tourney
Monticello Panthers varsity and reserves head to Prairie high school Gedar Rapids for the Prairie sectional wrestling tourney Feb 7 8. Key wrestlers include 80 lb Chuck Hubbard heavyweight Bernie Barker and 127 lb Dennis Zirkelbach. Panthers aim for top seeding and a shot at district advancement in a field including Mt Vernon Prairie Anamosa LaSalle Linn Mar Jn Mar Alburnett Lisbon and Western Dubuque.
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Prairie High School
Gedar Rapids
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Anamosa
LaSalle
Jinn-Mar
Alburnett
Lisbon
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Alburnert
Schwartz
Chuck Hubbard
Bernie Barker
Hubbard
Barker
Upper Bay Grange Card Party and Community Events
Upper Bay Grange hosted a 500 card party on Jan 20 with 20 attendees. Prizes went to Mahlon Wilson Velma Swanson and low prizes to Floyd Hansel Delores Kelchen. An exchange program by Silver Creek Grange is planned Feb 3, with a homemade candy contest and sale and lunch. hosts are Mr and Mrs Al Henderson and Mr and Mrs Earl Schmit. Feb 16 Patona Grange will visit. a Garden Club meeting and WSCS activities are noted with several hostesses and speakers. Sunday visitors and anniversary celebrations across Guttenberg and surrounding towns are listed along with numerous social visits and family gatherings.
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Upper Bay Grange
Mahlon
Wilson
Velma Swanson
Floyd Hansel
Delores Kelchen
Silver Creek Grange
Upper Bay Grange At & P.m
al Henderson
Earl Schmit
Delaware County
Patona Grange
Garden Club
Jennier Beltz
June Billmeyer
Mahe] Jackson
Betty Glen
Janett
WSCS
Jack Bethurum
Pete Connolly
Rosa Maulson
Audrey Meister
W. J. Flannagan
Veryl Hankins
Gerald Littlefield
Wayne Stone
Mary-Martha Circle
Rose Heiberger
Ruth Morris
Minnie Petton
Mildred Flannagan
Reva Engel
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Vinton
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Lee Embretson
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Marvin Hubbard
del Ronnebaum
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Northside Tavern
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Harry Michael
Sam Dempster
Hiawatha
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John Morris
Maurice Billmeyer
Ranes
John
Rudolph Rentschler
Chuck Vesey
Joyce Sexton
Dubuque
Charles Vesey
Erwin Es
Chulle Jr
Ed Bruggeman
Ed Funke
Greeley
Melvin
Don Bruggeman
Cascade
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Paul. Connolly
Richard Daniels
Wheatland
Dale Wendt
Andy Stane
SCI
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Jack Holdridge
Calvin Maser
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Mark
Nile Hugmann
Curtis Bethurum
Council Bluffs
Anna Arnold
Jack Bethrurum
Bethurum
Dale Arnold
Martelle
Rudllph Rentschler
Howard Rentschler
Ed Wisher
Rentschler
Ed Wishers
Jim Bredfields
Carl Joe Schnitder
SCL
Joe Schnitejer
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