County League Champs to Meet St. Mary's Girls
Girls sectional basketball action opens at the high school tonight with Buck Creek and Hopkinton from Delaware county league at 7 p.m. Sacred Heart of Monticello meets St Martin's Cascade at 8 15 p.m. St Mary's Cascade faces St Clement's Bankston at 7 p.m. Wednesday with Peosta versus Epworth at 8 15 p.m. Semi finals Thursday and finals Saturday follow the same two time slots.
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Sacred Heart of Monticello
Jones County
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St. Mary's of Cascade
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Peosta
Basketball tournament schedule reads by rounds
Wednesday 7 pm St Marys of Cascade vs St Clement s Bankston 8 15 pm Peosia vs Epworth Thursday 7 pm Winners of games 3 and 4 8 15 pm Winners of games 1 and 2 Saturday 7 pm Losers of games 5 6 consolation 8 15 pm Winners of games 5 and 6 championship
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Cascade
St. Clement's of
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Peosia
Epworth
Hopkinton Boys and Girls Defeat Buck Creek Visually
Hopkinton hosts Buck Creek and wins both games 72-54 in the boys contest and 42-32 in the girls. Thompson led Buck Creek with 32 points while Beitz and Harris tallied 23 and 21 for Hopkinton. Bernadette Jasper scored 18 for Hopkinton girls.
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Buck Creek
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Harris
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Olin Teams Claim Second in Jones County Conference
Olin's boys beat Wyoming 80 51 to clinch second in the Jones County Conference with a 59 28 win in the opener. The double victory secures both boys and girls teams as league runners up in the final county games.
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Wyoming
Olin
Buffalo Meat Dinner Served by Monticello Gun Club
The Monticello Gun Club served the second buffalo meat dinner on Tuesday evening January 25. One hundred fifty pounds of dressed meat arrived from South Dakota and was sent to Thomas Bakery for baking. George Hoult led the ordering and secured a verbal permit from the state Cus ter State park. Newton Thomas said buffalo meat is easy to handle with seasoning closer to beef. C D Shaffer and club members prepared vegetables and salad for the meal.
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Thomas
C. D. Shaffer
Club
Conservation League Members to Meet at Gun Club
Members of the Community Conservation league will meet Thursday evening February 3 at 7:30 in the Gun club building north of Monticello. They will plan the annual fish dinner and view several movies on outdoor sports and wildlife conservation.
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Hutton’s Hamline dynasty built on defense and memory
Joe Hutton, longtime Hamline basketball coach, blends defensive rigor with flexible three man offense and keen game memory. His rise from Carleton star to Hamline leader followed a lean 1930 debut season, a stay in Minnesota high schools, and a choice to stay for son Joey’s career. The loss of his wife Janet, dubbed his assistant coach, shaped his 1953 54 season as Hamline pursued another state title.
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Northfield
Minn
Jesse James Bank
Hutton
Carleton College
Carleton
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Stanford University
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Hamline
Joe
Minneapolis Lakers
Joey
The
Pipers
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Lakers
Minnesota
Gustavus Adolphus
St. Thomas
Howie) Schultz
Johnny Meyer
Meyer
Ken Marsh
Marsh
Janet
Des Moines
Kansas City
Earlville and Marion pull double wins in WaMac battles
Marion defeats Monticello 79 71 as Panthers surge in third period with 24 points while Monticello drops to 14. Carl Egger scores 34 for Monticello. Jerry Cox leads Marion with 32. Freshman Monticello reserves win 41 35. Earlville beats Delhi 65 59 with Delmar Thebalau scoring 35 for Earlville.
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Panthers
Carl Egger
Jerry Cox
Reserve Panthers
Maynard Lang
Tom Rhatigan
Delhi
Earlville
Delmar Thebalau
Theoys
Dale Cords
Janet Angel
Janice Harbach
FT. PF
Altenberg Beens
ID Faijora Os
Cox Sree
Fairley Oeepee
J Smith Aera Ly McEnany Seas
Claypool Tae
Steen
W. Tuetken
Aeae
Li J. Shover
C. Egger
Missionary Miss Eulah Purdy Returns to Nigeria Mission Field
LaPorte City resident Miss Eulah Purdy has left for Nigeria to resume her mission work after a year of medical leave and an extended furlough. She has served as a missionary in Nigeria for several years.
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Eulah Purdy
LaPorte
Nigeria
Africa
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