Monti Hi Nets Big Win Over West Branch 47 to 23
Monticello high upended West Branch 47 to 23 on their home court led by Eden with 17 points and Lambert sparking in the final minutes. Bone and Lewis each scored 10 for their teams as Monti Hi defense limited West Branch to four points in the final period and kept their conference record unblemished.
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Monti Juniors and Varsity Victory at Marion
Monti Hi teams swept Marion with the Varsity 28 to 16 and the Midgets 33 to 19. Chuck Wright led Monti with eight points, Newlin paced Marion with eight, and the contest featured early Monti dominance, a tight middle, and a late Monti surge to seal the win. The curtain-raiser saw a 15-6 first-quarter spread for Monti Junior High.
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Chuck” Wright
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Iowa Conference Band and School Activities Highlight
Harold Yeoman Glenn Gerdes and Wilbur Coxsee plan to perform in the all state high school band and orchestra at the Iowa Conference of Music Supervisors on Saturday February 13. The document notes many classroom activities from Caesar class to unemployment. The junior high flood relief fund reaches 17.89 dollars led by Donald Howie.
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Glenn Gerdes
Wilbur Coxsee
Iowa Conference of Music Supervisors
Iowa
Miss Miller
Walker
John Deere
Moore
Ken Fuller
Grimes
Brindley
Monticello
Donald Howie
Esther Cass
Monti Loses Out In Golden Gloves Scrape
Six Monticello youths entered the Golden Gloves in Cedar Rapids. Nordman beat Burges. Aldrich won by second round technical knockout over Caudle. Howard defeated Richardson. Waltermeyer beat Deering. Eden lost to Galey. Aldrich fell to McCue. Jamieson lost a close decision to Briggs. Hoag lost to Hall. Nordman then lost to Hargraves ending Monti’s finals bid.
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Clarence Aldrich
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Fayette
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Verde Richardson
Hal Waltermeyer
Gus Deering
Tommy Eden
Jim Galey
Ottumwa
Aldrich
Max McCue
Eldora
Russ Jamieson
Harold Briggs
Russ
Nordman
Hargraves
Iowa City
Classroom News Roundup from Cross School
Chairman Dick Abel notes a donation of 4.06 by the class. Fifth graders won 18 to 27 after a valley ball game vs Une ffi and sixth erada boys. The Afth graders produced pet stories booklets and wrote about Long felow. Betty Harford joined the Afth graders while Pauline Nelson leaves for home in ores. Owents-four to Friday marked a contest win for the in grade against the Vic tors.
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Marion Orcutt Dies At 37 In Lovell Township
Marion Dewitt Orcutt died February 4 at John McDonald hospital after a two week illness. Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church in Monticello with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. He was born February 12, 1900 and is survived by his mother Mrs. Orcutt a brother Fred Orcutt of Glenwood and half sister Edith Sweeny. He aided his mother with a small acreage and assisted other farmers with day work.
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John McDonald Hospital
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Fred Orcutt
Glenwood
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Lovell Township
No More Beer Permits Issued By City Council
At a Monticello city council meeting taxpayers protested new beer permits and the council voted to issue no further permits until after the Texas Legislature adjourns. Mr and Mrs John Hoult are visiting Edinburg Texas. Mr and Mrs Tobe Folkers will accompany them home after their stay.
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John Hoult
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Cottonseed Meal and Cattle Feed Prices From Monticello Mill
Off car cottonseed meal listed at $42.25 and $42.50 with car in soon. Next week a car of Sweet Lassy cattle feed at $40 delivered. Monticello Feed Mill.
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Notice of Nebraska work horses arrival at 341 La
Gene Duer brings a carload of Nebraska work horses to the 341 La address as soon as weather permits, expected in the very near future.
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Nebraska
Florida coach Tubbs to lead 1937 University of Iowa football
At a Board of Athletic Directors meeting Irl Tubbs of Miami University Florida was signed for a one year contract to coach the 1937 Iowa football team. He succeeds Ossie Solem who resigned to join Syracuse. Tubbs brings Pat Boland as line coach and inventor of athletic equipment. Towns record and player ineligibilities affect recent Big Ten results. Clarence Munn and Jesse Owens are noted in related college sports updates. Heinie Manush, 1926 AL batting champion, now 35, enters a new phase in baseball.
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Miami U
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Syracuse
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Iowa
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Miami
Boland
Clarence Munn
Minnesota
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Detroit Tigers
Notable Umpire Ernie Quigley Seen as All Around Baseball Authority
A profile lauds Ernie Quigley of St. Marys Kansas as the country’s premier official in baseball basketball and football. The veteran NL umpire of 25 seasons also coached at St. Mary’s college for fourteen years and later advised four college coaches securing new long term contracts. Betty Denkhoff of Davenport visited her parents over the weekend.
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St. Mary's
Kansas
St. Mary's College
Betty Denkhoff
Brown's Business College
Davenport
T. F. Denkhoff
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