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Newspaper
Monticello Express
Location
Monticello, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1966
Page
3
Dan Bauer 154 pounds adds five points to total by pinning Vincen s Frank Vansteenhuysen. Other Monticello scorers were Bernie Barker heavyweight and Chuck Hubbard at 180 pounds. Panthers drop a close 23 20 decision Friday night.
Vinton escaped with a 29 20 win at Monticello as the Panthers built a lead in low and middle weights. Monticello answered with pins late, including 184 Dan Bayer and 165 Duane Kromminga, but fell short despite late success.
Listing of bowling venues and scores featuring Hughes Garage Northside Tavern Franklin Equipment and Rite Way Feed with partial tallies for players Bud Reynolds and others. Additional scores appear under Rite Way Feed and Monticello State Bank as midseason results. See more sports news and photos in the Express.
Monticello beat Independence 51-40 to move into a three way share of the WaMaC Conference lead at four wins and two losses. Husmann led Monticello with 16 points, Cowen 12, Paulsen 11. Paulsen added 13 rebounds. The Panther Frosh fell 52-35 in pre varsity action, led by Zimmermann with 13.
Monticello, defending WaMaC co champs, upset league leader Vinton 66 to 62 at Vinton. Paulsen led scoring with 18 points and 18 rebounds, Greenawald added 15, Husmann and Wright 10 each as Monticello overcame a first-quarter deficit and pulled away late, while Vinton’s Zimmermannet scored 23 for the locals.
In a Jan 5 doubleheader Sacred Heart girls beat Coggan 57-36 while the boys fell 88-49. Patsy Oaken scored 26 for the Eagle girls, Kay Brashaw added 20, and Sandy Gilmore grabbed 4 rebounds. For the SH boys, Steve Indehofer led with 19 points and 12 rebounds as Coggan won 83-49.
Sacred Heart High School lost to West Central 70 to 44 as Patsy Oaken scored 18 and Kay Brashaw 16 for SH. The Sacred Heart girls, 7-4, hit 90 percent of their free throws but trailed by quarters 15-14 27-25 45-32. SH second string fell 40-17. The Eaglemen were idle. Sacred Heart hosts Miles on Jan 26 and travels to Oxford on Saturday.
Valley High of Clermont Elgin and Wadena beat Sacred Heart 49 45 on Saturday. Linda Collins led Valley with 30 points Kay Brashaw scored 24 for Sacred Heart Patsy Oaken and Sandy Gilmore added 16 and five respectively. The game was tied 12 12 after one quarter. Valley pulled ahead 37 82 after three quarters. Sacred Heart shot 41 percent from the field while Valley connected at 43 percent. Debbie Coden and Sandy Hinz each grabbed seven SHO rebounds.
Maquoketa Valley wrestlers crushed Lincoln Stanwood 44 to 3 at Delhi Porter Wendt Nason and Helm Richs each scored five points with falls as MV took nine weight class pins including 103 Porter pinning Zerbe 1953 112 Wenat pinning Rhoeds 220 420 Nason pinning Hah 1 59 164 Helmuchs pin Croch 1 40 180 Bacon 4 and Hyt Ronnebaum 2 also contributing in the victory Parish of MV leads Lincoln with dominant performance and multiple pins.
Midland beat Lost Nation 73-52 as Derry Brunscheen led with 17 points and Gary Brunscheen added 15. Midland opened 20-8, led 37-25 at half, and 59-34 after three as Denny Schroeder led Lost Nation with 26. MV-Lansing: Maquoketa Valley swept Lansing 81-53 men and 75-25 women. Gary Grimm scored 26 and Connie Young 36 forMV girls.
The intramural fifth and sixth grade basketball season has begun at Monticello High School under athletic director Dean Nelson. Four teams were chosen at the first practice, including Eagles, MV-XAVIER Maquoketa Valley and Dyersville Xavier, as MV varsity beat Xavier fresh-soph 65-43 and MV won 77-62 in the varsity game with Jim Strief scoring 23.
Competition begins this Saturday at 9 a.m. with sessions through January and possibly February. Eligible students are Monticello fifth or sixth graders, as stated by Nelson.
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