Monticello Panthers overwhelm Vinton Vikings 87 57 in WaMac tilt
Monticello, 4 1 in WaMac, dominated Vinton 87 57 as the Black Cats bench all 12 players saw minutes. Gary Zimmerman 23 points 12 rebounds led the effort while Rob Robinson 21 and Paul Specht 13 added key scoring as Monticello surged to a 25 13 first quarter lead and never looked back.
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Monticello Defeats Independence 64-57 in WaMac Play
Monticello Panthers won their second WaMac game in two days, beating Independence 64-57. Gary Zimmerman led with 23 points and 13 rebounds, Rob Robinson added 18, while Paul Specht had six. Independence led early but Monticello pulled away in the second and third quarters.
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East Allamakee swept by Maquoketa Valley squads
Maquoketa Valley cagers defeated East Allamakee Lansing 83-63 in the boys game and the girls posted an 80-30 win. Gary Grim led the boys with 28 points while Marilyn Chapman scored 38 for the girls.
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Panthers Fall to Anamosa In Double Junior Varsity Loss
The Monticello Panther freshman teams were swept by Anamosa on Saturday. The Panther A team lost 44 to 26 and the B squad fell 38 to 27.
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Organize grade school cage teams
Grade school basketball began Saturday morning under MHS head coach Dean Nelson with 36 fifth and sixth graders. Teams and rosters include Hawkeyes Mike Myers captain and Steve Paulsen. Globe Trotters captain Will Dirks and Tim Pieray. Panthers captain Dana Edwards and Mickey Herndon. Wolverines captain Kenny Behlken and Glen Gabriel.
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Prairie High Overpowers Monti Wrestling in Cedar Rapids
Prairie High of Cedar Rapids handed Monticello a two team loss Tuesday night. The Panthers fell 35 5 in varsity action and 27 9 in reserve bouts. Notable results include Dick White 5 3 over John Hromidko at 127 pounds and Chuck Hubbard wrestled to a 1 1 draw at 95 pounds.
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M-V Girls Hold Fifth in Iowa State Ratings
Two Express area girls basketball teams stay in the top 20. Maquoketa Valley remains fifth with an 8-0 record while Oxford Jet falls from 17th to 20th with an 8-3 mark, per the third rating by the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.
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Panther matmen fall to Vinton in close wrestling duel
The Panther wrestlers dropped two losses to the Vinton Vikings on Friday night with varsity 16 6 in reserve. Scorers included Rusty Orcutt Steve Maurice Chuck Hubbard and Don Behrends Duane Kromminga in the matches plus Gary Knaack and Dan Walker in the decisive results.
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Sacred Heart Girls Fall to West Central in Tuesday Game
Sacred Heart 5-H varsity lost 75 to 39 with Sandy Gilmore leading in scoring at 17 points and Kay Brashaw adding 14. Reserve team fell 32 to 14 as West Central built a 14 point halftime lead.
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Eagles Run Up 83 59 Victory Over Coggan
S H posted 83 points to Coggan 59 as B J Featherston led with 20 points and Ray Brashaw added 19. Mike Lambert 18 Don McDonald 10 Bob Hines 9 contributing while S H built a 41 2 lead late in the first half and widened it to 67 39 by the third period.
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Eagles sweep doubleheader with Sacred Heart boys win
Sacred Heart boys beat Independence St. Johns 77 to 56 as B J Featherston nets 30 points and M Lambert adds 19. Eagles led 22-21 after first quarter, 39-30 at halftime, and 57-44 after the third. Sacred Heart girls fall 44-35 to Valley High with Kay Brashaw scoring 19.
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Millers Win Women's City Bowling Tourney
The Monticello Women's Bowling Association city tournament over the weekend saw Millers top the standings with 2,538 pins. Jones Co. Oil posted 2,441, Loops 2,349, Cucklers 2,341, and Phillips 2,298.
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Monti Racing Assn To Meet Saturday
The Monticello Racing Association will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday January 16 at the Monticello Gun Club to discuss rules for the 1965 stock car racing season.
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