Sacred Heart Beats New Vienna 64 49 for Sixth Win
Sacred Heart defeated St Boniface of New Vienna 64 49 in Monticello gym to claim its sixth win of the season and move to 6-4. New Vienna led early, the halftime score tied 30 30, then Sacred Heart held the visitors to 19 points in the second half. Ricky Westhoff scored 22 for Sacred Heart and Don Rausch added 17 for New Vienna.
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Sacred Heart
St Boniface
New Vienna
Monticello
Ricky Westhoff
Don Rausch
Fox Hunts Held Each Sunday Afternoon
Fox hunts organized by area hunters are now held every Sunday afternoon. Hunts began last week and anyone interested is invited to join at 12 45 p m Sunday at the Langworthy creamery.
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Langworthy Creamery
Langworthy
George Schneiter
Ron Arduser
Ray Husman
Warren Johnson
Harold Eiben
George Freese
Gary Eiben
Robert Ricklefs
Vernon Bartels
Russ Behrends
Jim Hosch
Conrad Monck
Herman Behrends
Aiben
Sacred Heart Girls Fall 65 28 to Clermont Elgin
Sacred Heart was defeated 65 28 by Clermont Elgin. The third ranked team in the state held Sacred Heart to 7 points in the opening quarter and 17 in the first half, with Pat Hausman scoring 17 for Sacred Heart and Karen Olsen contributing 23 for Clermont Elgin.
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Sacred Heart
Clermont-Elgin
Eagles
Valley
Pat Hausman
Karen Olsen
Midland Loses to Lost Nation in Narrow 59 56 Clash
Midland boys edged Lost Nation 59 56 on the opposing court as Ron Mortensen led Midland with 19 points while Ronald Gruenwald scored 12 for Lost Nation. Wyoming girls fell 69 38 with Georgia Wessels at 23 for Midland and Lynne Smith 31 for Lost Nation. Aquin beat Holy Cross 75 58 as Dan and John Dolphin each scored 22. Aqain St Marys beat Cascade to reach Eastern Iowa conference semis.
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Midland
Ron Mortensen
Ronald Gruenwald
Wyoming Girls
Georgia Wessels
Lynne Smith
Aquin
Dan
John Dolphin
Oxford Jct
Lincoln
Oxford
Jerry Bahnsen
Ken Burda
Patty Burda
O. J
Panthers Fall 65 60 At Maquoketa In WaMac Clash
The Black Panthers trailed after a strong first half and lost 65 60 at Maquoketa on Friday. Coach Dean Nelson blamed costly mistakes as Monticello’s John McElmeel led with 20 points while Maquoketa’s O’Hara added 21. The Panthers had led 19 12 after one quarter and 35 30 at halftime before the rally.
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Black Panthers
Maquoketa
Dean Nelson
Panthers
John McElmeel
Monticello
O’hara
Panther Frosh Sophs
Dave Balster
Tomorrow's Cage Stars Learn Game Fundamentals
A youth basketball program for 29 fifth and sixth graders began Saturday under Coach Dean Nelson with four intramural teams forming for weekly play through January and February. Teams include Panthers, Globe Trotters, Badgers, and Hawkeyes with named players and captains listed.
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Dean Nelson
Panther Cagers
Panthers
Les Behrends
Frank Straub
Jerry Behrends
Jon Nieters
Mike McCullough
Billy Heiken
Martin Wade
John Reade
Globe Trotters
Bob Helgens
Tom Myers
Jim Bone
Bobby Buckner
Homecoming game set for January eleventh with Calamus
OCR reads a list of local business names and scores tied to a sports event, noting Oxford Jet will host a Jan. 11 homecoming matchup against Calamus. Other entries include Buds Pblg and Htg, Phillips 66, Jones Co. Oil, and R. Haag associated scores.
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Oxford Jet
Calamus
Bud’s Pblg
Htg
Holmes Sinclair
H.J.G
Mabel Fluckiger
Mag Overgaard
Sol
H.T.G
Phillips 66
H.tes
Jones Co. Oil
Fox and small game hunting surge after heavy snows
State Conservation Commission notes strong fox, rabbit and crow hunting activity amid snow. Rabbit hunting reports light pressure with good populations. muskrat trapping remains high on state lands as prices rise. Panther at Central City moved to Feb 11 due to girls sectional tournament. Monticello High announces principal Dale Greenawald.
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State Conservation Commission
Iowa
Panther
Central City
Dale Greenawald
Monticello Community High School
Panthers Rally to Fourth WaMac Victory at Manchester
Monticello Panthers earned their fourth WaMac win with a 66-47 defeat of Manchester on Tuesday. John McElmeel led with 16 points, followed by 14 from Phil Schlarman and Bob Behrends. Manchester’s Bob Hawker had 15. Panther frosh-soph also won 33-30 behind Gary Zimmerman 9 and Rob Robinson 8. Monticello heads to Independence Friday for another WaMac game.
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Monticello Panthers
Manchester
John McElmeel
Panther
Phil Schlarman
Bob Behrends
Bob Hawker
Panther Frosh-Soph
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S-H Boys
Mike Lambert
St. Boniface
Jim Locher
Linda Onken
Clermont -Elgin
Westhoff
Howie Locher
Featherston Lambert Hines Becker
Monticello Express
Phillip Tuetken Dhe
Egypt
Long’s Drug
East Street
S-H
Oaken Hausman
Clement Tillotsen
Hubert McAleer
Holy Cross
AQAIN
ST. Mary’s
Cascade
WaMac
Guttenberg
Bob Green
Bruce Meyer
Marquette
OLIN
Lisbon
Lana Graf
Larry Jackson
Olin-Grandview
Olin Girls
Grandview L&m
Grandview
Sharon Shebotka
McGill
Statistics Panthers FG
Schlarmann Balster McErmeel Behrends Long Plueger Tobiason
Maquoreta FG
FT PF
K & P Chev
Harry’s Feed
Sand Springs Creamery
H.lg
R. Haag
Bob’s Cafe
H.T.S
Major League Faust
Miller High Life
Goettsch
Farm Service LP
Mond. Machine
Seven States Monti, Creamery
Amber Tavern
H.1l.g
George Tobiason
Bobs Cafe
John Deere
Harmsway
Schlitz
Hopkinton Creamery
South
Dick’s Electric Johnson Miller’s
Petersen Feed
Shaffers Clothing
North Side Tavern
V.F.W. Monticello State Bank
Chas. Kissick
H.ls
Rite-Way
HTS
Sunset League
Spahn & Rose
Eilers Furniture
Carl's Cities Serv
South Side
Bud’s Super Valu
H.1.g
Rex Martinson
H.1l.s
HL. T.G
Moonlight League
Duckler
Jacques
Shomont’s
Super Valu
Dick's Electric
Murray’s
H.I.G
LaFonda Simon
Doreen Streeper
Twilight League
Bank
Phillips
Robinson's Dairy
Bruce Froning
Insurance Service Center
Petzhler
Copley Agency
East
Tipton Independence
Marion Maquoketa
Vinton Anamosa
FG PF
Schlarman Stulken McElmeel Behrends Long Plueger
Balster Dirks Gerdes Hobert
New Holland
Monticello Impl
East Oak Street
Allis Chalmers
Geo. C. Schoon
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