Cascade Youth Wins Boxing Trophy at Golden Gloves Meet
Cascade German immigrant Neithard Stamer Von Clausbruch placed second in the 135 pound open division while Monticello Cascade and Worthington boxers, coached by Bill McVey and Bill Talbert, competed at Cedar Rapids. Lahr of Worthington injured with concussion after final, authorities say.
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Neithard Stamer von Clausbruch
Cascade
Womana?dol
the &Pbrisman- Shipperg’ ‘Etterinishing
Cedar Rapids
von Clausbruch
Monticello
Worthington
Bill McVey
Bill Talbert
Ernie Murphy
Duane Danford
Marion
St Martin's Tops New Vienna Crew in Cascade clash
St Martin's of Cascade defeated New Vienna St Boniface 76 to 70 as Wayne Ressler and Jerry McDermott each scored 24 points and Lee Gaul added 19. St Martin's led 37 21 at halftime, then St Boniface narrowed the gap in the third period. The 17 5 team will face Navier at Dyersville on Tuesday Feb 19. In B game, St Martin's beat St Boniface 49 31. At Harcourt Kenneth Nelson runs an apiary of about 15 million bees yearly planning trips for new stock returning with 350 boxes of bees totaling about five million insects.
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NEW Vienna
St. Boniface
St. Martin's
Cascade
Wayne Ressler
Jerry McDermott
Lee Gaul
St. Martin’s
Navier
Dyersville
Harcourt
Kenneth Nelson
Fresh Sophomore Football Divisions Formed for WaMac Conference
Anamosa hosts a new two division WaMac freshman-sophomore league for 1957 with East clubs Monticello Anamosa Maquoketa Tipton and West clubs Independence Manchester Marion Vinton. Each team plays six games including three inter-division dates and a championship playoff October 21 on neutral or division field by coin flip.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Maquoketa
Tipton
Independence
Manchester
Marion
Vinton
Soph
Fresh-Soph
Andy Anderson
WaMac
Ey Alk Bos A
WaMac considers Friday Saturday night hoops shift
Anamosa WaMac officials discussed moving conference basketball to Friday and Saturday nights starting 1958-59 to avoid Tuesday games. They cited late-week fatigue and travel savings, with Maquoketa seeking matchups against Independence or Vinton. A three member committee was formed to study the plan.
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Anamosa
WaMac
Rome
Bextremes
Maqueketa
Independence
Vinton
Sacred Heart Eagles end season with two wins at Morley
Sacred Heart boys beat Morley 57 45 and girls win 60 43 to close regular season. Girls star Carol Heeren nets 29 with Linda Stoner 17 and Linda Ferring 11. Morley’s Greenawald scores 27. Boys debut Dave Westhoff leads Eagles with 19, followed by McAleer and Ridenour with 12 each. Morley’s B Ruhl 14 and Catlett 11. The boys advance to sectional at Mt. Vernon against Solon on Feb 27.
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Morley
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Bob Mullen
Mt. Vernon
Solon
Carol Heeren
Linda Stoner
Linda Ferring
Greenawald
Mullen
Eagles
Dave Westhoff
Dubuque
Joe McAleer
Tom Ridenour
B. Ruhl
L. Catlett
Oxford Junction Boys Win In Overtime
Oxford Junction boys outfoxed Mechanicsville 53-49 in overtime after a 47-47 tie. Noel Koranda led with 16 points, Joe Paidar added 15. Mechanicsville girls beat Oxford Junction 64-51. Judy Robinson scored 27, Barbara Shedek had 32. Regular season ends. boys set for sectional at Welton February 25.
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Oxford Junction
Mechanicsville
Noel Koranda
Joe Paidar
Jed
Judy Robinson
Barbara Shedek
Monticello Cagers Win WaMac Finale 64-52 Over Independence
Monticello clinched WaMac title at 13-1 with a 64-52 victory over Independence in the final conference game on Friday. Senior leaders Maynard Lang Neil Bleadorn Dean Rickels Tom Rhatigan suited up, while Gary Poock added key free throws as Lang neared scoring record earlier this season. Independence finished 4-10, Wilkinson top-scorer with 14, and Monticello’s Rhatigan led with 16.
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Cagers
WaMac
Independence
Monticello
Panthers
Maynard Lang
Neil Bleaadorn
Dean Rickels
Tom Rhatigan
Gary Poock
Dean Nelson
Lynn Baldwin
Bill Martin
Larry Lamont
Galen Kuper
Jim Hargrave
Manchester
Vin
Rhatigan
Lang
Bleadorn
Ron Lang
Poock
Bill Vesey
Rickels
Eighteenth Century Art Discussed by 94 Club
Mrs. W. B. Clark hosted a 94 club meeting on Friday with eleven members present. Mrs. W. B. McLaughlin reviewed eighteenth century poetry and the group discussed Rococo and Neo-Classic art of the era. Refreshments followed.
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W. B. Clark
94 Club
W. DB. McLaughlin
Clark
Speech Contest Winners and Participants Listing
The page lists extemporaneous oratory radio speaking and dramatic entries by town. Monticello Dubuque Bellevue Anamosa Bellevue St Joseph's show contestants including Kay Hummel, David Fratus, Carla Folkers, and Joan Loelker. One-Act plays include Monticello "The First Mrs Paris" and Anamosa "My Late Espoused Saint."
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Aes
Monticello
Ronald Burrichter
Dubuque
Sidney Blum
Kay Hummel
Wyoming
Carolyn Willman
Kent Herron
Eugene Helderman
Robert Barton
Ann Heiserman
Bellevue St. Joseph's
David Fratus
Mary Lea Vacek
Linda Miller
Carla Folkers
Morley
Carol Greenawald
Bellevue
Julianna Lahr
Ang Joyce Koppes
St. Joseph’s
Jeanne Morey
Beverly Bottge
Virginia Heil
Marilyn
Kathy
Success Houser
John Heefner
Robert
Brady
St. Marys and Onslow Split Double Header
In Cascade Onslow won the boys game 55 31 while St Marys girls captured their first non conference win 66 63 Grace Strong 36 Mary Featherston 20 led St Marys Sharon Ripperton 29 Virginia Murphy 21 paced Onslow Hodeval 27 Jansen 8 Micky Neiers 12 Paul Kremer 11 for St Marys St Marys girls set Feb 22 conference tournament at Holy Cross
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Cascade
St. Mary's
Onslow
St. Mary’s
Grace Strong
Mary Featherston
Sharon Ripperton
Virginia Murphy
Hodeval
Jansen
Micky Neiers
Paul Kremer
Northeast Iowa
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Wayne Lahr
John Ernst
Muscatine
Don Glasgow
Keokuk
Glasgow
Lahr
St. Luke's Hospital
Mark
Red) Burds
Keith Welch
Des Moines
Gene Wilson
Fort Madison
Joe Lehman
Ernie Appleby
LeRoy Appleby
Bill Simmons
Northside Tavern
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Future Farmers of America
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M. A. McAllister
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Bill Diedrickson
Eagle Basketeers
Kuriger Bros
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Oxford Jet
Goose Lake
Welton
Ton
Wilkinson
Jeff Podhaski
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Bob Matthiessen
Kress
Allen
Cubs
Harlan Johnson
Fred Clark
Larry Ray
Jack Scott
McCormick
Millers
A McCormick
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Ford
GMC
Model
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Super
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John Deere
Future Farmers of America Week
St. Mary’s and
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Ken Hetzler
Farm Bureau
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