Panthers Final Game Set at Winton Tuesday
WaMac league standings show Marion as champion with a 12-0 record. Monticello and Maquoketa hold 4-9 and 3-1-2 marks with other teams close behind. Upcoming games Feb 14 and Feb 17 include Anamosa Manchester Marion Independence Tipton Maquoketa Vinton and Monticello.
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Cedar Rapids
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Maquoketa
Independence
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Tipton
Manchester
Vinton
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Hopkinton Boys Rally Past Martelle 70 60 in Tight Win
Hopkinton boys defeated Martelle 70 to 60 as Max Beitz scored 33 points and Lyle James led Martelle with 16. The Hopkinton girls fell 74 to 69 despite Kay Smith scoring 41 for Hopkinton.
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Martelle
Kay Smith
Max Beitz
Martello
Lyle James
Kay Armstrong
Cedar Rapids Hosts Reception for Rev Gerald Condon
Monticello neighbors Mr and Mrs Ray Adams attended a reception for Rev Gerald A Condon at Immaculate Conception church Cedar Rapids on Sunday Condon was ordained at St Raphael's Cathedral Dubuque at 10 am Saturday morning.
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Ray Adams
Gerald A. Condon
Immaculate Conception ‘Church
Cedar Rapids
Rev. Condon
St. Raphael's Cathedral
Dubuque
Wyoming Nets Two Conference Knockouts
Wyoming swept Oxford Junction in Wapsie-8 action with a 53-28 boys win and a 67-37 girls victory. John Babnsen led the Wyoming boys with 11 points while Janet Carstensen poured in 26 for the Wyoming girls. Barbara Shedak top-scored for Oxford Junction with 12 as Delmar visits Wyoming next.
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Oxford Junction
Reading
John Babnsen
Jim Mizaur
Janet Carstensen
Barbara Shedak
Oxford
Delmar
Burns Family Dinner Guests at Scotch Grove
Mr and Mrs Max Burns and family were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Burns parents Mr and Mrs Alvin Winchip at Scotch Grove.
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Eagles Fall to Elwood in Thursday Varsity Clash
Sacred Heart girls, unbeaten since December, lose 72 62 at Elwood as A Schmidt scores 33 including 11 field goals and 11 free throws. Reid adds 29, Staner struggles in first half. Monticello’s Eagles rally late but fall short. Junior high: Elwood 52 Monticello 39.
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Reid
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Susan Staner
Rosalee Holmes
Linda Ferring
Madonna Seehusen
Rosemary Barron
Carol Heeren
Betsy Barron
Patti Eilers
Joyce Smith
Carol Oaken
Joyce Morrissey
Sharon Miller
Maynard
Garrison
Anamosa Soldier in German Field Training with Ivy Division
Pfc. Dale A. Van Amburg, 23, son of Mr and Mrs Dean A Van Amburg, Anamosa route 1, participated in a field training exercise with the 4th Infantry Division in Germany. He serves in the motor pool of 2nd Battalion Headquarters Company, 12th Regiment, Seventh Army. His wife Shirley accompanies him. he wears the Iuy division emblem, the Army of Occupation Medal and the National Defense Service Medal. He enlisted in March 1953 and arrived overseas in January 1954.
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Dean A. van Amburg
4Th Infantry
Germany
Pfc. van Amburg
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Sacred Heart Girls Eye State Run After District Win Pace
Sacred Heart High School girls basketball, 22 wins and 4 losses, prepares for a district playoff at Garnavillo against Monona. Veteran players from Des Moines 1954 era highlight a strong teamwork oriented squad despite height handicap, led by Susan Staner and a core of seniors.
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Sacred Heart
Adamses Visit Cedar Rapids and Marion Friends
Mr and Mrs Ray Adams visited Mr and Mrs Harry Maire at Cedar Rapids where Maire shows improvement from illness. They then called on Mr and Mrs Merle Knight at Marion on the return trip.
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Monticello
Ray Adams
Harry Maire
Cedar Rapids
Mr. Maire
Merle Knight
Marion
Independent Club To Play in Test At Dyersville
Independent club from Dyersville Monticello area selected among 19 squads for the annual Dyersville cage tournament running February 27 to March 6. Competing teams include Holy Cross Bankston Colesburg Dyersville Independence Worthington Guttenberg Postville Sanitary Dairy of Cedar Rapids Benton Wis Star Brewers Dubuque Lamont Dundee Earlville Greeley Peosia New Vienna Luxemburg. Tom Jenk, co-director, said pairings would be announced later.
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Montticello
Holy Cross
Bankston
Colesburg
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Postville
Sanitary Dairy
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Wis
Star Brewers
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Monti Independents Rally For Two Hawkeye Wins
Monti’s independent basketball team captured two Hawkeye league wins last week. On Wednesday at Monticello High School the Schmidt Bros. defeated Bankston 70 63 after trailing 16 14 at the first period. Schrandt led Bankston with 29 while Schneider scored 20 for Monti.
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Hawkeye
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Bankston
Monticello High School
Schneider
Schrandt
Monticello Triumphs 95 58 At Guttenberg In Nineteen Forties Look
Monti defeated Guttenberg 95 to 58 at Guttenberg with Schmidt scoring 18 and Elsinger leading Guttenberg with 18. Monti led 18 10 first, 19 13 second, 33 27 third, and 25 14 final period. Monti plans two games this week against Independents and Epworth then Dyersville.
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Stoner
Elwood
Monti
Carol Heeren
Guttenberg
Monticello Boys
Schmidt
Elsinger
Independents
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League Bowling High Individual Game Standings
Wilma Breitbach of Locker Plant led with 185 followed by Shirley Holmes also of Locker Plant with 182. Helen Hemmer of Super Valu posted 179 while Jo Russell of HiWay Market scored 172 and Norma Herman and Lyla Richardson of HiWay Market each had 162.
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Locker Plant
Shirley Holmes
Helen Hemmer
Super Valu
Jo Russell
HiWay Market
Norma Herman
Auto Wreckers
Lyla Richardson
Hopkinton Pvt Marsh Joins Army Cage Team in Germany
Pvt Marvin L. Marsh 21 of Hopkinton plays basketball with Battery C of the 43rd anti aircraft artillery battalion in Germany. A Morley high school 1954 graduate, Marsh arrived overseas last July and serves as a driver when off duty.
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Hopkinton
Army Cage
Germany
Marsh
Morley High School
Army
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