Sacred Heart Wins B-2 Crown in Dubuque Tourney
Sacred Heart of Monticello upset Farley St. Joseph 46-33 to capture the class B-2 title at the Dubuque Archdiocesan boys basketball tournament in Loras college gym. Tom George led Sacred Heart with 14 points as Farley faded after a early seven point lead.
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Panthers Split Cager Action As Varsity Drops, Fresh-Soph Wins
Monticello's varsity and fresh-soph teams posted opposite records after a night of WaMac play. The reserve squad won 44-39 against Manchester to stay tied for first with six wins and one loss, while the varsity fell 65-56. Carl Egger led Monticello with 24 points as Manchester's Fred Overmann had 17.
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Bowling visit by Jim Webster to Scotch Grove sisters
Jim Webster of Scotch Grove is spending a few days visiting in the home of his sisters Mrs. Frank Wright and Mrs. Lloyd Pickett.
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Friday High School Games Schedule Mixed in Iowa
Monticello travels to Independence Anamosa visits Vinton Manchester hosts Tipton Marion meets Maquoketa Friday games set across the league with multiple matchups listed for the evening.
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Sacred Heart Girls Reach 17th Win Over Wilton Junction
Sacred Heart's girls improved to 17 wins and 3 losses by defeating Wilton Junction 60 to 33. Susan Stoner scored 28 points on 10 field goals and eight free throws, leading Sacred Heart. Wilton Junction was led by Nancy Herr with eight points as Sacred Heart pulled away after a 6-6 start. Other Sacred Heart scorers included Fran Ferring 15 Rosa lie Holmes 12 Linda Ferring 4 and Clara Chapman 1.
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County Cage Tourneys Open Next Week at Wyoming
Oakley area bracket details show Martello hosts boys and girls tournaments starting Jan 17 and Jan 18 in Martello and Wyoming. Oxford Junction seeks the boys title while Sacred Heart Monticello and Olin pace girls contenders with no consolation games and finals set for Jan 21 and Jan 22 respectively.
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Hopkinton Drops Two To Earlville In Pair Of Games
Hopkinton boys fell 75 to 42 at Earlville with Lassen scoring 36 and Beitz 18 for Hopkinton. In the girls game Earlville won 43 to 35 led by Carpenter and Kramer with 12 each while Hopkinton’s Bernadette and Jasper totaled 28 points.
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Hopkinton Reaches Delaware County Girls Semi finals
Hopkinton defeated Delhi 50 47 to advance to the semi finals where they will face Greeley Thursday at 8 30 pm in Delaware County tournament play. Colesburg led Oneida 57 25 and Greeley beat Dundee 34 28 in first round action.
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Lions Club members attend Iowa City win trip
Thirty six Monticello Lions club members traveled by chartered bus to Iowa City to witness Iowa basketball defeat Michigan State on Monday night.
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Close Call for Hopkinton Boys 49-48 Victory
Hopkinton edged Coggon 49-48 as a last second attempt rolled out just before the final buzzer. Glen Harris led Hopkinton with 25 points while Eiler had 21 for Coggon. Hopkinton led 22-20 at halftime and pulled away 16-6 in the third quarter before Coggon surged 19-13 in the final period. The Hopkinton girls did not play in the Delaware county tournament at Colesburg.
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