Panthers Rout Central City 83 63 in non conference clash
Monticello used a late third quarter burst to break Central City's full court press and win 83 to 63. John McElmeel led Monticello with 19 points while Steve Balster added 14 and Joe Hobert scored nine in limited time. Monticello dominated boards 62 to something and will host Maquoketa Friday in WaMac action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Balster
Monticello
Central City
Hoge
Waters
John McElmeel
Panthers
Wildcat
Wildcats
Joe Hobert
Phil Schlarmann
Jerry Long
Bob Behrends
Jim Pekins
Panther
Gary Zimmerman
Chuck Koranda
Dave Balster
Maquoketa
Statistics
FG Fr PF
McElmeel
Schlarmann
Plueger
Behrends
Balster
Long
Hobert
FG FT PF
Panthers Leave Raiders Blue Take 72 43 Win
Monticello routed Anamosa 72-43 in WaMac action on Monticello’s home floor. The Panthers used the bench as 11 players scored, none in double figures, racing to a 14-4 start and a 23-point halftime edge. Anamosa struggled to score early and late in the first half.
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Panthers
Raiders
Monticello
Anamosa
WaMac
Blue Raiders
Dean Nelson
Montcello
Steve Balster
Sacred Heart Girls narrowly edge Cosgrove 43 42
Sacred Heart girls win regular season finale 43 42 over Cosgrove as Linda Oaken scores 26 for Sacred Heart while Cosgrove is led by Burns 24. Boys game favors Cosgrove 61 45 with Featherston 24 for Sacred Heart and high Cosgrove height advantage.
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Sacred Heart
Cosgrove Girls
Eagle
Linda Oaken
Sheetz
Cosgrove
Cosgrove Boys
Featherston
Burns
Monticello Junior High Cagers Split At Anamosa
Monticello seventh graders won their sixth straight game 42 to 13 while the eighth graders lost 33 to 26 in a doubleheader at Anamosa. The teams host Manchester at Central school gym then close the season at Mt. Vernon next Thursday. In grade school play, Hawkeyes beat Globe Trotters 10 to 8 and Panthers defeated Badgers 19 to 14.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Manchester
Central School
Mt. Vernon
Hawkeyes
Globe Trotters
Panthers
Badgers
Local Bowling Totals From Julin Printing Co Data
H.T.S. Julin Printing Co. records 2 790. H.T.G. Julin Printing Co. 973. H.LS. Benny J. Otten 533. H.LG. Benny J. Otten 217.
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H.T.S
Julin Printing Co
H.T.G
H.ls
Benny J. Otten
H.lg
Last Fox Hunt In Monticello Set For Sunday
The final area fox hunt is planned for Sunday at Langworthy meeting point at 1 p.m. Hunters started about 25 years ago in Monticello and the Jones county Fox Hunt formed three years back. They meet each Sunday in winter, form a circle, and drive the fox. Bounty funds sponsor a spring supper. The 1963 fishing regulations outline March 1, 1963 to March 1, 1964 rules including bass, catfish, pike and trout seasons and limits with open or continuous seasons and specific daily limits.
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Langworthy
Monticello
Jones County
Fox Hunt
State Conservation Commission
Hosford Reaches Semi Final At Prairie Sectional
Monticello sophomore Rob Hosford advanced to the sectional wrestling semi finals at Prairie High School Cedar Rapids after a 2 1 decision over Maquoketa King in the 95 pound class He drew a bye in round one and was to face undefeated Seymour of Comanche in the next round If defeated he could enter a wrestle back for second place honors while other Monticello wrestlers face similar routes.
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Monticello
Rob Hosford
Prairie High School
Cedar Rapids
King of
Hosford
Monticello Sweeps Manchester in Freshman and Junior Varsity
Monticello defeated Manchester across multiple levels on Saturday. Freshman A led 38-25 behind Ron Arduser 12 points, while freshman B won 32-? with Dan Read scoring 10. JV victory 38-33 featured Merle Gerdes 12 and 10s from Hobert and Dircks. Fresh-soph won 42-23 with Rob Robinson 14 and Gary Zimmerman 13.
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S-H
Pef Oaken
Hausman
Clement
Norlin
Tillotson Brashaw Hosch McAleer
Cosgrove
S-H Boys
Westhoff
Featherston Lambert Hines Becker
Luensman
FT PF
Ll Moonlight League
Cuckler’s
Jacque’s
Shomont's
Super Valu
Dick's Electric
Murray
H.1.g
Gae Ann Luckstead
Shirley Holmes
H.T.G
Jacque
Hopefuls
H& W's
H.lg
Clara White
Benny Otten
H.ls
Kate Straub
T.G
Town & Country
H.T.S
Jones County
Shaffers Clothing
Johnson Miller’s
Bank Phillips
Rite Way
Petersen Feed
Harmsway
North Side Tavern
Robinson’s Dairy
W.F.W
Buds Hig. & Phlig
Monticello State Bank
A. Ct
George Nieters
Holmes Sinclair
LaVern Nosbish
T.S
Rite
Wessels Feeds
Keener Hopkinton Creamery
Kent
Dirks Harrys Feeds
Legion
Gerdes K & P Chev,Olds
W. Harris
H.L
C. Kissick
Anamosa FG PF
Hopkinton
Bob’s Cefe
Monticello
Manchester
Ron Arduser
Panthers
Hawker
Dan Read
Merle Gerdes
Joe Hobert
Mike Dircks
Lavser
Denny Teymer
Balster
Mike Plueger
John McElmeel
Phil Schlarmann
Teymer
Rob Robinson
Gary Zimmerman
Panthers Narrow Win Over Prairie Matmen in Close Duel
Prairie high of Cedar Rapids edged back to take a 25-21 lead late in the bout before Monticello countered. Key moments included Rob Hosford’s 3-0 start, Jack Siebels’ pin, and a back-and-forth 138 to 2334 weight finish that secured the Prairie victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie High
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Rob Hosford
Jack Siebels
Terry Hartley
Prairie
Lyle Glass
Larry Stahlberg
Dennis Zirkelbach
John Hromicka
Black Panthers
Rich Volesky
Larry Meier
Jerry Wood
Tom Barnes
Tom Wood
Dave Savage
Larry Ray
Andy Ballou
Dennis Cach
Jim Powers
Dick Mettler
M V and Sacred Heart Triumph in Girls Sectional
Maquoketa Valley beat Edgewood Colesburg 69-39 with Marilyn Chapman scoring 24 and Diane Harn 20 as they built a 22-8 lead. Sacred Heart defeated Central City 42-31 led by Pat Husmann with 19 points. Maquoketa Valley faces Midland, Sacred Heart meets Coggan in semifinal games at Monticello Community School gym. Final set for Saturday with a 7 p.m. consolation and 8:30 p.m. championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa Valley
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Edgewood Colesburg
Central City
Marilyn Chapman
Diane Harn
Sue Slick
Vivian Wessel
Pat Husmann
Eagles
Linda Oaken
Janice Clement
Lorna Becker
Midland
Monticello Community School
Coggan
Monticello to Host Manchester Game Tuesday
Monticello will host Manchester in WaMac conference play Tuesday. The game moved from Manchester to the Monticello gym with a 7 p.m. start time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Manchester
Oxford Jet Girls Claim Wapsie Title in 68 51 Win
Oxford Jet girls beat Lisbon 68 51 on the loser''s court February 8 to clinch the Wapsie title. Patty Burda scored 39 points to pace Oxford J. LeGrand led Lisbon with 35. In the nightcap Oxford J. boys fell 79 59 with Kenny Burda scoring 27 and Carbee 23 for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxford Jct
Lisbon
Oxford Jet
Patty Burda
Jean LeGrand
O. J. Boys
Kenny Burda
O. J
Carbee
Name Additional Campaign Workers For Heart Drive
The Jones county heart fund drive lists co chairmen and workers across townships. Names include Louis Freese Monticello Mrs Russell Eldred Mrs Alvin Ortgies Mrs Galen Brainerd Cass Corner 4 H Girls club Cass township Mrs Carl Webber Mrs Bill Stanton Cascade Co Workers Washington township Mrs Fred Peterson 4 H Girls club Wyoming township On slow Cornhuskers Clay township Howard Boots Jack Zirkelbach 4 H boys club Madison township Mr and Mrs Paul Schneiter Mrs Lawrence Keener Mrs Louis Burrichter 4 H boys and girls clubs Richland township Mrs Ivan Fiedler Mrs James Cousins Mrs John Hanna Rome township.
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Louis Freese
Monticello
Russell Eldred
Merely
Cochairmen
Jones County Heart Fund
Alvin Ortgies
Galen Brainerd
Cass Corner Chums
Cass Township
Carl Webber
Bill Stanton
Cascade
Washington Township
Fred Peterson
Wyoming Township
Rural
Ray Alexander
Merle Lathrop
Onslow Cornhuskers
Clay Township
Howard Boots
Jack Zirkelbach
Madison Township
Paul Schneiter
Lawrence Keener
Louis Burrichter
Richland Township
Ivan Fiedler
Jackson Township
James Cousins
John Hanna
Rome
Heart Fund
Fairfax
Fairfax Township
Jones County Heart Assn
Citizens Savings Bank
Anamosa
Bonanza Days Announced by Wears Inc at Twin Event
Wears Inc. plans Bonanza Days with International Harvester branding and a first anniversary celebration on February 22 23. Cliff Wears will give away nine PTO model spreaders during the two day event. Free peanuts coffee and donuts for visitors.
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Wears Inc
Cliff
Midland P.T.A. Honors Founders Day With Awards
The Midland Community schools P.T.A. held a Founders Day program at Center Jct gym with about 175 attendees. The event featured songs, a narrator, tributes to the founders, past presidents, and three teachers honored with service scrolls.
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Wyoming
P.T.A
Midland Community Schools
Center Jct
Shibley
Sharon Antons
Francis
Ways and Means
Bill Reade
Richard Antons
Phoebe Apperson Hearst
Irene Edwards
Paul Waggoner
Lyman Lampher
Clarence Doll
P.T
Bill Ross
Voice of the Present
Roy Walters
Emma Heideman
Smith
Onslow
Harley Bulgren
Don Tasker
William Foy
Midland High School
Howard Jamison
Nancy Snyder
Midland Community School District
Don Ketelsen
Clarence Don
Paul Heeren
George Wessels
Bill Boss
Merle Aldrich
Ray Benhart
Monti Implement to Hold Open House Tuesday
Monticello Implement company will hold an open house and appreciation day on Tuesday February 19. Many new pieces of equipment will be on display. Free pancakes and sausage served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Moving pictures shown. See ad on page A-6 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello Implement Company
Cornell Scholarship Contest Attracts 120 Juniors
Jerry Cowen of Monticello joins 119 other high school seniors from ten states visiting Cornell University for the sixth annual William Fletcher King scholarship competition. Eight awards up to full tuition for four years are at stake as finalists are judged on grades and national college entrance exam scores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Cowen
Jed Cowen
Monticello
Monticello High School
Cornell College
William Fletcher King
New Jersey
Colorado
Cornell
PTO Meeting At School House Votes To Continue For A Year
About 60 attendees at the P T O meeting held at the school house on Wednesday evening February 6 heard student performers Jimmy Petersen Gayle Hartwig and Karen Cruise. Mrs Gerald Brown and Mrs Francis Derga of the Paint and Pallette club gave a talk and display. A nominating committee was named and a vote to continue the PTO for another year was passed. The next meeting is scheduled for March 6. The Vin ton Sightsaving school concert is set for 7 30 p m with public invited. Blayney Miner Unit ASA meets February 19 at 2 p m at Mrs Archie Wood’s home. Members should bring Golden Mike ballots and arrange transport with Mrs Emery Wood by Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.T.O
Jimmy Petersen
Gayle Hartwig
Karen Cruise
Gerald Brown
Francis Derga
Paint and Pallette Club
Merle Ballou
Alan Rohwedder
Walter Hartman
Willard Houstman
Leo Levsen
Vinton Sightsaving School
Blayney Miner Unit
A.S.A
Archie Wood
Emery Wood
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Schlarman
Wamacg
Tipton
Independence
Marion Vinton
Bruce Froning
Prairie Matmen
Met Sports
M-V
AQUIN
Preston
Aquin of
Koppes
Green
Aquin-St
Pat's
St. Pat's
Roger Tucker
St. Pat's Fresh Soph
Aquin-Garnavillo
Garnavillo
Joe Helle
Don Koppes
Vivian Wessels
Joyce Hanson
Joda Doudna
Heart Drive
Midland P.T.A
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