Two Panthers Are Chosen In New Line-up
Monticello forward Bob Liddy tops the Mid-Six All-Conference vote as captain and leading scorer with 214 points in 19 games. Marion center Martin is runner up with 149 points in 15 games. Monticello and Marion place two players on first and second teams, with Siebels and Bone earning utility slots. Liddy also led in conference and non-conference scoring for 9 league games. Larson of Anamosa, a sophomore, topped Anamosa with 129 points in 16 games.
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Bob Liddy
Monticello
Liddy
Martin
Marion
Bob Siebels
Jim Bone
Siebels
Bone
H. Larson
Anamosa
Larson
Maquoketa
Dunker
Tipton
Soph. Bergstrand
Manchester
Sr. Siebels
Utility
Rector
Er. Marsh
Bahmler
Russell
Stan Schrader
Panther
Schrader
Panthers
Paulie Bender
Indians
Trikes and Trikes and More: Local Sports Roundup
Yeoman boys win all three games to seize city league lead led by Ray Siebels three strong games. Post Office team beats Schmidt dairy led by Gump Ferring with 191 pins Loyal Hoag 188 for milkers. Squirrels rebound to beat Matthiesen two of three with Larson top score 260. Clayt Palmer top man for wrench Twisters. Matthiesen’s fall to Franklin boilermakers Jake Rohr 206 high. Stoner tops Matthiesen. Maire’s DX up from bottom takes two of three from Squirrels. Junior Hobart highs 177 145 177. Milt Leonard and Ann Dusanek top women. Dr J W Bunker wins West Palm Beach Fishin Club Gold Button for eight foot one-half inch sailfish. Raymond Haag shoots fox bounty after crow’s nest climb. Henry Goebel nearly injured when overalls caught in tractor shaft while milking corn.
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Post Office
Schmidt
Gump Ferring
P. O
Loyal Hoag
Squirrels
Matthiessen Boys
Larson
Clayt Palmer
J. W. Bunker
Winterset
West Palm Beach
Fla
Raymond Haag
Sumner
Haag
Henry Goebel
Sears
Baby chicks and wallpaper samples advertised by local vendors
Advertisement offers 40 000 baby chicks weekly with matings by R O P breeders and Lux chicks U S AP PROVED and pallor test. Also features pre season wallpaper showing striped colorful water resistant patterns from Fred Ahrenholtz Monticello Iowa.
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R.O.P
Lux
U.S
Russell E. Lux
Hopkinton
Iowa
Fred Ahrenholtz
Monticello
Towa
Monticello Eyes Tournament Chance Against Franklin High
Monticello faces Franklin High in Cedar Rapids on Thursday with Jim Bone nursing an injury. Without Bone the Panthers lean on Liddy Bader Schrader Siebels Bender and Hogan to carry the lineup while hoping for a path to the sectional title.
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Franklin High
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Jim Bone
Franklin
Panthers
Monticello Prepares for Summer Sports Season
Plans are underway for Monticello to light the ball diamond for baseball and field a winter lineup as players practice underhand swings. Archery grows popular with equipment orders and practice targets set, while golf fever rises with warm spring days.
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Monticello
Panthers Clinch Mid-Six Title With 27-19 Victory
Monticello Panthers defeated Marion 27 to 19 to clinch the Mid-Six conference championship with only one league loss. Liddy led Monticello with 11 points while Siebels and Schrader contributed, and veteran Jim Bone left with a knee injury late. The win capped a strong home finale as the crowd packed the Monticello floor.
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Monticello
Panthers
Marion
Indians
Anamosa
Paul Frank
Monti To Have Kittenball This Summer Is Report
The kittenball committee reports the school board will move six of eight fair grounds lighting poles to the school playgrounds during spring and summer. The two remaining poles will light the infield at the fair for parking this year, addressing increased visitor parking concerns.
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Monti
Clashy Legends of Thessaly Describe Tree Trunk Wars
Early legends from Thessaly describe furious wars where soldiers fought with trunks of trees and hurled rocks and hills at each other, reflecting the rocky landscape and martial folklore.
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Thessaly
Early Swiss Settlement at New Bern North Carolina
New Bern, the second oldest town in North Carolina, was settled in 1710 by Swiss immigrants. The arrival established a lasting Swiss influence in the coastal town's early history.
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New Bern
North Carolina
Cotton Mattress Program Initiated Centers Open in Monticello and Olin
The cotton mattress program started after a ten day delay due to resource shortages. Two centers opened last Monday at the Monticello community building and the old Olin school building. Applicants will be notified by card of time and place to report for mattresses, with supervision and assistance at each center.
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Monticello
Olin
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