Monticello Panthers gridiron practice opens Aug 24
The 1961 season starts Aug 24 with first practice at 9 a.m. Coaching staff includes Nelson as head coach and assistants Anderson McCaustland Albright Beck. Varsity schedules begin Sept 15 at Maquoketa Valley with several home and away games through November. Fresh-soph plan includes Sept 18 to Oct 30 games.
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Monticello Panthers
Maquoketa Valley
Dean Nelson
Nelson
Panthers
Olin
Elmer Anderson
Manchester
Tipton
Maquoketa
Anamosa
Prairie
Panthers Round Out Ng Win Season
The Monticello Panthers finished their baseball season last week with a 6 0 loss to Maquoketa Valley. The Panthers end with five losses and no wins in the season.
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Panthers
Monticello Panthers
Maquoketa Valley
Lions to Enter Sub-State Tourney in Babe Ruth
The Monticello Lions enter the sub-state Babe Ruth baseball event with a Friday game at Springville. A victory advances them to a Saturday game and potential state play starting August 2 in Oskaloosa. Their record stands seven wins one loss and one tie, with a tiebreaker versus Anamosa after the tournament. Other league teams include Cuckler of Monticello and Springville Co-op.
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Monticello
Oskaloosa
Lions
Anamosa
Cuckler of
Springville Co-op
Old Timers Ready For Game Sunday
Monticello old timers prepare for Sunday night exhibition against the Cubs at 8 p.m. Umpire Buster Davenport of Anamosa. Players include Hubert Tuetken Stoll De vaney McNeill Barnts DeShaw Edwards Hines Nieters Hines and Bader under manager Kenneth Ferring. Tickets available through the Greater Monticello Committee.
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Monticello Cubs
Gene Barnts
Howard DeShaw
Bernie Edwards
George Hines
George Nieters
John Hines
Bud Bader
Monticello
Cubs
Yesteryear
Buster
Davenport
Anamosa
Hubert Phil Tuetken
Louis Stoll
Dick Devaney
Bud McNeill
Kenneth (Gump) Ferring
Greater Monticello
Obituary notices for Barto Hallauer and Herzberger exceed length limits
Joseph Barto 76 of near Oxford Junction died July 18 after a long illness. Funeral July 20 with burial in Mayflower cemetery. John Hallauer 87 of Davenport died July 17 after an extended illness. He owned a Davenport meat market and is survived by three daughters, 13 grandchildren, 38 great grandchildren. Funeral July 20 at Range chapel, Davenport. George Herzberger 66 of Wyoming died July 19. Funeral July 22 at Zion American Lutheran church. Burial in Wyoming cemetery. He was a hardware and plumbing merchant active in community and school affairs.
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Oxford Junction
Joseph J. Barto
Mayflower Cemetery
Howard
John Hallauer
Monticello
John
Hans) Hallauer
Davenport
Hallauer
Suhr
Switzerland
America
Louisa Schneider
Glenn
Eloise) Orcutt
Nick
Nuleeni) Eickhorn
Herman
Alberta) Wriedt
Glenn Orcutt, Jr
Everett J. Mayberry
Pearl Schneider
Express
Range Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
George Herzberger
Wyoming
George Henry Herzberger
Zion American Lutheran Church
John Willis
Mr. Herzberger
Marvin Brunscheen
Keystone
Henry
Mary Herzberger
Louise Paulsen
American Legion
Lions Club
Louise
Marvin
Elea~ Nore
Braves Edge Giants in Pee Wee Upset
In a Pee Wee league upset, the cellar Braves defeated the second place Giants 8 to 6. The Braves had previously lost 10 to 2 to the Cubs, leaving all three teams at one win and four losses. John Hetzler pitched for the Braves in both games. Sid Schatz pitched for the Cubs and Tom Adamson for the Giants.
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Cubs
John Hetzler
Sid Schatz
Tom Adamson
One Gains Remain In Pee Wee Action
In Pee Wee action the Braves beat the Dodgers 15 14 on Monday while the Giants edged the Cubs 10 2 on Tuesday. Standings show White Sox 6 1 Giants 5 3 Dodgers 4 3 Cubs 2 5 Braves 1 6 with schedule remaining through Friday.
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Braves
Dodgers
Giants
Cubs
White Sox
Jean Pasker Named Queen Candidate in Dyersville Tourney
Jean Pasker daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerald Pasker of Monticello is candidate for queen of the Dyersville baseball tournament sponsored by the Monticello Sports association. Tournament runs Aug 6 to 15 with finals. Cubs open Aug 6 at 9 p m against Epworth. Other teams include Holy Cross Worthington Garnaville Winthrop Peosia Dyersville Earlville New Vienna Richardsville Cascade Balltown Hopkinton Guttenberg and Independence council.
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Gerald Pasker
Monticello
Dyersville
Monticello Sports Association
Monticello Cubs
Epworth
Holy Cross
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Garnaville
Winthrop
Peosia
Earlville
New Vienna
Richardsville
Cascade
Balltown
Hopkinton
Guttenberg
Independence
Olin Community Garden Club Flower Show Slated
The Olin Olin Community Garden club plans its annual flower show during Beef Day on Saturday August 5 with exhibits in flowers hobbies fancy work and handwork. West Side club met July 13 at Mrs Louis Hartwigs with guests and program leaders named. August vacation month and September meeting noted. social visits reported including Carl Laetare home Amosa and Wichita Kans visitors.
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Olin--Olin
Joe Lasack
Fred Hefflefinger
Verda
Valerie Thomsen
Marlene Friedrichsen
Helen Becker
Carl B. Laetare
Alan Groth
Eva Fisher
William Kell
Tammy
Carl P. Laetare
Anamosa
Elmer Ash
Witchita, Kans
Fred Hayden
Sedgwick, Kans
Mrs Ray Payne Hopkinton dies after illness at 91
Mrs Ray Payne 91 one of Hopkinton oldest residents died Tuesday July 18 at her home after a months illness. Funeral Friday July 21 at the Methodist church with burial in Hopkinton cemetery. Survived by husband four daughters two sons four stepsons two stepdaughters twenty grandchildren fifty nine great grandchildren and eleven great great grandchildren. July 11 to July 17 notes and local social items follow. Probate notice announces will of Richard J. Renk filed in Jones County with probate set for August 18 1961.
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Ray Payne Hopkinton
Ray Payne
Hopkinton
Amsterdam
Nova Scotia
Eastman
Wisc
James Milroy
Fred Ratcliff
Lee Pearson
Anamosa
John Heaton
Central City
Lily Bluecher
Cedar Rapids
Walter Haigh
Manchester
William Milroy
Theodore Milroy
Dubuque
Harold
Archie Payne
Vernon Payne
Monticello
Dewayne Payne
Tucson
Ariz
Rueben Colton
Howard Springer
State of
Iowa
Jones County
Richard J. Renk
E. W. Brashaw
Glenn Brokaw
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