Panthers Defeat Tipton To Host Anamosa Friday
Monticello improved to 3-1 in WaMac play by downing Tipton 47-38 as Jerry Long led with 13 points and 11 rebounds. John McElmeel added 12 points, Monticello’s defense shifted to man-to-man after halftime and held Tipton to five points in eight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panthers
Tipton
Anamosa
Jerry Long
Panther
John McElmeel
Gary Zimmerman
Monticello
George Stamos
Independence
Manchester
Vinton
Marion
Maquoketa
Monticello Community High School
WaMac
Anamoa
Blue Raiders
Jones County
Dale Port
Loras Boos
Steve Ketelsen
David Ortgies
Jerry Conrad
Manhawks
Tigers
Dean Nelson
Cedar County
Vinton Downs High School Wrestlers Triumph at Home Meet
Vinton Downs MHS wrestlers beat Monticello 30 to 16 with six decisions one pin and one forfeit. Charles Hubbard pinned WaMac champ Terry Hopper in 4 minutes 57 seconds at 180 pounds. Dean Zumbrunnen pinned Tim Blanchard in 1:87. Rob Hosford won 4-2 at 95 pounds Dick White 5-2 at 103 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Monticello
Charles Hubbard
WaMac
Terry Hopper
Dean Zumbrunnen
Tim Blanchard
Rob Hosford
Dick White
Anamosa
Viola
Prairie
Panthers
Mike Holub
Ron Richardson
Clem Lawrence
Bill Starks
Dave Eilers
CAGE ROUND-UP: Wildcats and rivals post varsity wins
Maquoketa Valley of Delhi swept Edgewood-Colesburg with Sue Slick scoring 51 in a 90 70 girls win as Kathy Landes 21 and Marilyn Chapman 18 supported. Gary Mardoff led MV boys with 26 in a 72 59 victory while Gene Grimm added 21 and Gary Grimm 14. Danny Peters had 19 for Edgewood-Colesburg. Midland of Wyoming won two Wapsie conference games behind 25 from Georgia Wessels and 23 from Joanne Jansen in a 50 44 girls win and 18 from Acel Catlett in a 58 47 win. Oxford Jct edged Lincoln Stanwood 60 54 as Patty Burda scored 52. Lincoln then beat Oxford Jet 101 45 with Ken Vacek 15 and Jim Brendes 21. Lisbon defeated Olin Lions 74 58 with Jack Carbee 20 while Gary Rohwedder 20 for Olin. Lisbon girls won 69 59 with Jennie LeGrand 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa Valley
Delhi
Edgewood-Colesburg
Sue Slick
Wildcat Girls
Kathy Landes
Marilyn Chapman
Gary Mardoff
Wildcat Boys
Gene Grimm
Gary Grimm
Danny Peters
Midland
Wyoming
Georgia Wessels
Joanne Jansen
Midland Girls
Acel Catlett
JCT
Lincoln
Oxford Jct
Stanwood
Patty Burda
Oxford
Ken Vacek
Jim Brendes
OLIN
Lisbon
Olin Lions
Jack Carbee
Gary Rohwedder
Jennie LeGrand
Junior High Cagers Host Tipton to Extend Undefeated Run
Monticello junior high boys host Tipton tonight aiming to keep the eighth grade perfect after wins over Prairie and Anamosa. Seventh graders stand 1-1 after Cedar Rapids Prairie and Anamosa reserve loss. Upcoming games include Anamosa here January 16 and Marion away January 23.
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Monticello
Tipton
Tom Oswald
Prairie
Anamosa
Tigers
Ken Weber
Cedar Rapids
Marion
Mt. Vernon
Fifth and Sixth Graders Form Four Basketball Teams
On Saturday four clubs were chosen for fifth and sixth grade basketball. Twenty eight boys were selected including Ronnie Ray and capt Mike Myers for Cincinnati. Jim Husmann Jon Nieters Dennis Annis Ed Goldsmith Steven Martin Glen Gabriel Dennis Lange for Panthers. Jim Bone capt Mike McCullough Will Dirks Steve Paulsen Mark McNeill Mickey Herndon Kent Knopp for Hawkeyes. Curt Paulsen Bobby Buckner Dennis Owen John Reade Kenny Bohlken Mike Hunter Jimmy Hunt for Globe Trotters. Games will be played on Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Ronnie Ray
Mike Myers
Dana Edwards
Lance Yeoman
Jim Hogan
Stephen Eldrenkamp
Dennis Yossi
Panthers
Jim Husmann
Jon Nieters
Dennis Annis
Ed Goldsmith
Steven Martin
Glen Gabriel
Dennis Lange
Hawkeyes
Jim Bone
Mike McCullough
Will Dirks
Steve Paulsen
Mark McNeill
Mickey Herndon
Kent Knopp
Globe Trotters
Curt Paulsen
Bobby Buckner
Dennis Owen
John Reade
Kenny Bohlken
Mike Hunter
Jimmy Hunt
Green takes second in Iowa Lions Bowling singles
Jim Green rolls a 684 series to finish runner up in the singles at the 4th annual Iowa Lions Bowling tournament in Boone. Monticello team No 2 places sixth with 2997 points as Phil Tuetken ends ninth in scratch all events. Green places 17th overall with four Monticello Lions in the top 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Green
Iowa Lions
Boone
Monticello
Phil Tuetken
Green
Monticello Lions
Ray Marolf
Paul Lumpa
R. Jj
Bud’’ Bader
Tuetken
Jim Corwin
Marolf
Ted Cowen
James D. Bender
First Fox Hunt Opens Season at Langworthy
The first fox hunt of the year will be held Sunday afternoon starting at 1 p.m. at Langworthy. Shotguns only are permitted. Hunters plan eight hunts with L. K. Bronemann Don Arduser and Herman Behrends leading the group.
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Langworthy
L. K. Bronemann
Don Arduser
Herman Behrends
Olin sextet dominates Friday court in MV Kee routs Kec
Lana Graf scored 45 points for Olin MV Kee. Maquoketa Valley defeated Lansing 76 58 with Gary Mardorf scoring 26 and Rick Zarwell 27. MV girls beat Kec 100 50 led by Sue Slick 31 Marilyn Chapman 30 Lynn Cooper 24.
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MV - Kee
Maquoketa Valley
Delhi
Kec High
Lansing
Earlville
Sue Slick
Marilyn Chapman
Lynn Cooper
Kee
Gary Mardorf
Rick Zarwell
Sacred Heart girls and boys rout Coggon Clubs
Sacred Heart high school teams overwhelmed Coggon Tuesday at the Community School gym. The girls won 78 to 24 led by Linda Oaken with 32 and Patsy Oaken with 20, while Pat Hausman added 16 as they led 17-7 after eight minutes and 36.9 at halftime. The boys followed with a 77 to 51 win paced by Bernard Featherston 26 points, with Jim Locher 18 and Mike Lambert 17 as Sacred Heart built a 40-28 halftime edge and cruised home.
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Sacred Heart
Coggon
Eagle Girls
Linda
Patsy Oaken
Pat Hausman
Bernard Featherston
Jim Locher
Mike Lambert
Eagle Five
Valley High beats Sacred Heart 68 49 in tight girls game
Valley High of Clermont Elgin Wadena rolled to a 68 49 win over Sacred Heart Saturday night as Linda Oaken poured in 34 points and 11 rebounds with 12 free throws. Sacred Heart defense limited the margin in the second half but Valley controlled the boards 41 17 and led 21 at halftime. Fay Triem scored 39 for Valley as Monticello committed 28 errors and shot 32 percent. Valley to face Oxford Jet Tuesday at 7 p.m.
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Valley High
Clermont-Elgin- Wadena
Sacred Heart
Valley
Eagles
Linda Oaken
Nets
Linda
Mary Tillotson
Bob Mullen
Monticello
Fay Triem
Oxford Jet
Women’s P E Class Held at Shannon School Gym
The women’s adult physical education class meets Mondays at 2 30 p.m. in the Shannon school gym. Instructor Mrs. Charles Stubbe invites any woman to attend this week.
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Shannon School
Charles Stubbe
Stubbe
Express Bowling Tournament Opens Jan 1 at Monti Bowl
The Monticello Express Men's Singles Bowling Tournament offers $100 to the winner and $50 to the runner up. The event runs from Saturday Jan 11 to 11:00 p.m. Sunday Feb 9 with a 1-10 payout ratio from up to 120 entries. Entry fee is $3.50 and competitors can bowl the best three of four games on one pair of lanes and enter repeatedly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monti-cello Express
Monti Bowl
Jim Green
Green
Express
Advatage
Midland and Lincoln Rival for Wapsie Conference Lead
Midland of Wyoming and the Lincoln Panthers clash Friday at Stanwood to decide top spot in the Wapsie League both teams are 5-1. Calamus third currently visits Wyoming on Jan 17 after two games this week. Pirates girls lead with 6-0 after beating Lincoln 60 54 and travel to Calamus Friday.
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Midland
Wyoming
Stanwood
Lincoln Panthers
Wheatland
Golden Eagles
Lisbon
Olin
Lions
Lincoln
Calamus
Pirate Girls
Oxford Jet
Pirates
Local social notes and open minded column blend
The page records holiday and social visits among families in Wabasha and nearby towns with New Year gatherings and weekend hosting. It mixes personal guest lists with an editorial urging open minded discussion and independent thinking on science and society.
Holiday guest lists span numerous Iowa towns and families
The note chronicles holiday visits across Northwood Central City Monticello Manchester Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas. Guests include the Messers Palmers Bryans Johns Towns and several extended kin. Contingents travel from Burlington Dubuque and Winnipeg with multiple reunions and a Jan 8 concert element involving Olin concert band members.
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Everett Messer
Northwood
Boyd Palmer
Central City
Pearl Bryan
Bryan
Irvin Young
Allen
Irretta
Herbert Bryan
Linda
Blue Grass
Harold Bryan
Monticello
Walter Richardson
Richardson
Walter Johnston
Mechanicsville
Donald Johnston
Marion
James Cross
Cedar Rapids
Ruby Richardson
Junior Witt
Manchester
Richard Richardson
Lewis Avery
Warren Lux
Burlington
Ralph Gustafson
Jerry Walters
Minnesota
John Williamson
Dubuque
D. W. McDonald
Paul Baird
David Etienne
Nicholas Etienne
Wilmette
Ill
Cuba City
Wis
Robert
Germany
Joe Swanson
Emil Schwandt
Gerald Moser
Dennis Herman
Julie Ann
Sophia Zimmerman
Farm Bureau
Anamosa
Richard Zimmerman
Fort Gordon
Leslie Frankfort
Richard Luck
Tim Zimmerman
Dean Frankfurt
Loren Broneman
Gary
Jim Zimmerman
Jack Zimmerman
Lois Frankfurt
Don Soper
Howard Sciellin
Dianne
Louis Zimmerman
Mary
Marion Byers
Robert Paulsen
Kenneth Zimmerman
Richard Sanborn
Olin
Jo Ann Andresen
Gary Behnke
Wendy Clark
Gail Freeman
Lana Graf
Ricky Graf
Gayle Grafft
Lance Hartwig
Patty Hoffner
Nancy Knapp
Dave Lasack
Alan Petersen
Cathy Robinson
Judy Wright
Randy Wright
Bill Kruskop
Otto Kruskop
Sac City
Ernest Wigger
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S~h Eagles
Rose Noonan
Mary Ann Hobert
Bernard Luensman
Ron Wright
Stan Cowen
Intermission
Wright
Ron Arduser
McElmeel
J. Ne Robinson
R. Zimmerman
G. Long
J. Specht
P. Hobert
Vinton Downs
MHS
Wresters
Jr. High
Iowa
Fox Hunt
S-H
Shannon
Music BY
Johnny Ketelson
Prairiemoon
Prairieburg
John Deere
Big Bills
Bob’s Cafe
Wessel’s Feeds
Schlitz
Legion
Harmsway
J,g
Ron Paulsen
R. Haag
T.G
T.S
Robinson Dairy
Phillips
Bud's
Ank
Holmes Sinclair
H1.g
LaVern Nosbish
H.J.S
Anna Dettbarn
H.T.G
H.T.S
Bud's Pibg
Htg
Open League Franklin
Julia Prig
Double Dee
Riteway Feed
Jones Co, Oil
Bleadorn Masonry
Schmidt
Long Royal Blue
HIG
L. Lambert
Hls. L
Fluckiger
H.T
D. Rieniers
HLS. G. Nieters
Monticello Bank
Ei'.s
HSL
Kenneth Boots
Norma
John
Wabasha
Minn
J. R. Boots
Bert Dighton
Nettie Cook
Dorothy
Addie Reed
Newton
Howard McBride
McBrides
Ray Reed
Bristol
Rhode Island
D. W
Kaiser
D. C
Koffee Kup League
Poppe
Kraft-E
Kate Straub
H.I
Anna Dettham
Shovers
Frank Phillips
Elaine Schneck
Bangalore
India
Earl Phillips
Iowa City
Howard Ballou
Washington
Paul Bal
Lou
Bessie Ballou
Roy Smith
Inez Smith
Nellie Dawson
Columbus
Hallie Byrd
Glenn Phillips
Laetare
Raymond Huffman
Lowden
Golda Hollingsworth
Lawrence Dean
Jim
Icy Dean
Hale
August Steffens
Marilyn McMorris
Dennis
Doug Dean
F. L. Phillips
Arlie Wilson
State Center
Miss
Bruce Conwell
Marlin Laetare
Chris
Jim Glenn
Ankeny
Gilbert Jones
Walter Savicky
Winnipeg
Canada
Checkerboard News
Purina
Purina Dairy Research Center
U.S.D.A
Gray Summit
Purina Co
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