Monticello five wrestlers reach Iowa state tourney
Monticello claimed 5 of 5 district entrants advance to the Class A state meet in Waterloo, led by Rusty Orcutt at 95 pounds and Dick White at 127 with Don Behrends at 138 and Bernie Barker at heavyweight also victorious. DeWitt and Camanche trailed in the team standings as 26 squads competed in the Prairie District tournament.
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Montiello
Bill Schwartz
Panther
Don Behrends
Chuck Hubbard
Bernie Barker
Monticello
Dick White
Iowa
Schwartz
Orcutt
Don McMillan
Sigourney
Doug Cross
Warpello
Darrell Duncan
Camanche
Rusty
White
Joe Carstensen
Bill Huerter
Anamosa
Mark Minnis
Morning Sun
Panther Don Behrends
Barker
Bernie
DeWitt
Wilton Jet
Prairie
Anammosa
Williamsburg
Hippodrome
Waterloo
Harlan
Rusty Orcutt
Panthers Coach Carried Off After WaMaC Title Drive
Panthers coach Dean Nelson is carried from the field by his team after winning the WaMaC conference crown. The scene follows a dramatic finish as Monticello fans celebrate the football and basketball success of Nelson and his Panthers.
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Monticello
Black Panther
Panther
Dean Nelson
Panthers
MV Wildcats star Gail Grimm ranks second in Upper Miss scoring
Gail Grimm posts 24.6 points per game to finish as the No 2 scorer in the Upper Mississippi Conference this season. Connie Young sits fifth with 25, while Julia Jaeger leads the league at 36.2. MV finishes tied for conference champions at 12-1 with Garnavillo, as East A. tops the boys with Steve Abiaa at 23.6. MV men place second in Upper Mississippi with 11-2, Stormont first at 13-0. In junior highs, MV boys take second (5-3) and girls tie Ed-Co (5-3).
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Maquokera Valley
Gail Grimm
Upper Mississippi
Connie Young
Juiia Jaeger
Edgewood- Colesburg
Garnavillo
Gary Grimm
Jim Strief
Doug Dabrowski
Mike Glenapp
Steve Abiaa
East Alamakee
Stormont
Fresh-Soph
MV Boys
Ed-Co
Iowa deer harvest falls from 1964 peak in 1965 season
Iowa licensed hunters bagged 7,205 deer in 1965 shotgun, bow and arrow seasons, down from a record 7,274 in 1964 due to poor weather. Reported by 17,500 shotgun permit holders, bowhunters took 697 deer with 4,342 bowhunters. Trapping seasons end Feb 28 as last closings of 1965-66 seasons.
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Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Allamakee
Guthrie
Clayton
Des Moines
Lucas
Winneshiek
Pottawattomie
Commission
Sacred Heart Girls Capture Delhi Sectional Title Win
Sacred Heart defeats Central City 70 52 to win the Delhi sectional and advance to district play at Fayette Friday at 7 p.m meeting Maquoketa Valley. Connie Young scored 30 for MV, while SH’s Patsy Oaken Kay Brashaw and Sandy Gilmore led with 29 23 and 6 assists.
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Sandy Gilmore
Kay Srashaw
Sandy Hinz
Nancy Shimanek
Debbie Doden
Eagles
Central City
Fayette
Onken
Brashaw
Gilmore
Shimanek
Hinz
Doien
IBM
Sacred Heart
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MV Girls
Wapsie Valley
Connie Young
Deloris Nielson
Gail Grimm
Brenda Halford
Kay Brashaw
Monticello
Sandy Hing
Mine
Debbie Coden
Macuoketa Valley
Ice
East Buchanan
More Sports News And Photos In The Express
Local readers are invited to catch the latest sports highlights and action in The Express. The section promises vivid photo coverage and updates across teams, scores, and key moments from recent games.
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Globe Trotters and Eagles Win in Grade Games
In Saturday morning eighth grade style play the Globe Trotters defeated the Hawkeyes 19 to 7 while the Eagles edged the Panthers 17 to 15. Van Voltenburg scored 15 points for the Globe Trotters with Brown and Crafts adding six each. Brokaw had six for the Hawkeyes and Behrends led the Panthers with seven.
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Globe Trotters
Hawkeyes
Eagles
Panthers
van Voltenburg
Brown and Crafts
Brokaw
Behrends
Monticello Panthers clinch WaMaC crown after 72-61 win
Monticello stifled Maquoketa 72-61 to share WaMaC lead with Independence. Jerry Husmann led scoring for Monticello with 30 points while Tom Yeoman added 12 rebounds. The win follows Independence’s 58-39 defeat of Tipton, keeping the race tight as Anamosa, Maquoketa, Vinton, and Marion vie for second place.
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Husmann
Yeoman
Cowen
Paulsen
Greenaweld
Wright
R. Joh
Edwards
Monticello Panther
Wamac
Independence
Tipton
Monticelli
Monticello
Cardinals
Monti
Vinton
T. F
Marion
Anamosa
Manchester
Tipton & i Anamosa
Wamec
Merion
Ted
Tom Yeoman
Black Cats
Jerry Husmann
Cardinal
Steve McAreavy
Little Cardinals
Mike Hussmann
Mont
Bob Helgens
Ken Wenne
Kamp
Express Singles tourney reaches 225 entries at Monti Bowl
The third annual Express Singles tournament at Monti Bowl reports 225 entries to date with first prize money of 260. Tourney manager Jim Green notes strong entry growth versus last year as the event runs through March 13 with reserved shifts. Larry Dalan leads the best three of four at 675, followed by Steve Demmeruth 669, Blair Kram 665, and Loras Bean 661.
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Monti Bowl
Shas
Jim Green
Green
Larry Dalan
Anamosa
Steve Dem
Mmeruth
Cedar Rapids
Blair Kram
Dubuque
Loras Bean
Dyersville
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Steve Edwards
Paul Paulgen
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Roger Anderson
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Mert Green
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Gary Benhart
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Law Toerber
Sacred Heart of Monticello
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Spahn & Rose Have Big Will Dig
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