Dubuque Dog Tops Fox and Coon Trials Crowds Attend
Fox and coon field trials at Ray Adams farm draw about 100 spectators. Bell the English fox and coon hound owned by Jack Grant of Dubuque wins first money in the coon division while Pat owned by Herb Hyde of Volga City takes fox honors in a single heat. Twenty dogs entered coon trials and thirteen in fox trials. prizes paid per heat, with final prize money from unused heat winnings.
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Bell
Jack Grant
Dubuque
Ray Adams
Pat
Herb Hyde
Volga City
Sandy
Walter Hansel
Manchester
Ben Kellum
Monticello
Ted Oltman
Seatch Grove
Jones County
Lee Bartlett
Earl McLaughlin
Scotch Grove
Willis Rickers
F. Schlemme
H. Heiken
Ted
Tommy
Klauer
Dubuane
Frank Hart
Anamosa
Kellum
Jack
Carl Nab
Lost Nation
First Tree
Art Klauer
First Line
Second Heat
Red
Leo Nugent
First Free
Fox Trials
Oxford Junction Beats Monte Nine For Second Time
Oxford Junction defeated Monticello 5 3 on the local diamond Tuesday afternoon. Monticello had seven fielding errors as Junction’s five hits off Rodman produced the winning runs. Liddy and Ry nerson led the visitors with two singles each and Kolarik held the Minotaur bats to three hits. Schrader scored Junction’s third run in the seventh as Benhardt’s attempt to catch Holub went wrong. Oxford Junction’s fourth win ties up the county tourney bragging rights with Elwood and Davenport earlier.
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Minotaur
Oxford Junction
Monticello Club
Junction
Rodman
Monticello
Kolarik
Siebels
Liddy
Rynerson
Minotaurs
Holub
Schrader
M. Benhardt
Kljahn
Turner
L. Benhardt
Elwood
Davenport
Monticelly kittenball league opens Monday schedule
The Monticelly kittenball league starts Monday night with Matthiessens versus Grain Belt at 7 80 and Franklin against Anamosa in the other game. The two nights per week schedule runs Monday and Wednesday with six teams. League officers are Charles Podhaski president Gump Perling vice president and Harry Schneider secretary.
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Monticelly
Matthiessens
Franklin
Anamosa
Groving
Grain Belt
Franklin Sand Spring
Farmers
Charles Podhaski
Gump” Perring
Harry Schneider
Express Sport
University of Iowa Backfield Star to Lead Montreall Football
Fmil Klumpar, a University of Iowa backfield star, will coach football at Montreall preparatory school next fall and soon receive his Master of Arts degree. He will also direct junior baseball, bringing veteran player experience to the high school baseball program next spring.
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Fmil Klumpar
University of Iowa
Klumpar
Anemosa Dominates Eastern Town Conference Track Meet
Anemosa's strong track team led by Ezardsley and LaBarge scored 49 points to win the eastern Town conference meet at Cue 3c field in Cedar Rapids yesterday. Monticello finished seventh with eight points, while Rodman placed fourth in the mile and second in the high jump, Fairbanks took second in the half mile behind Pike of West Liberty, and the two mile relay set a Monticello school record of 9:09.6. Gerdes sprained an ankle Tuesday and missed hurdles and broad jump. University High finished second, West Branch third, Tipton fourth, Mount Vernon fifth, and West Liberty sixth.
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Anamosa
Ezardsley
LaBarge
Cedar Rapids
Monticello
Rodman
Nches
Fairbanks
Pike
West Liberty
Smith
Adams
Behrends
Gerdes
University High
West Branch
Tipton
Mount Vernon
Monte Track Team Finishes Third in Quadrangle Meet
In Marion last Friday Monte Track finishes third behind Marion and Anamosa as Monticello places third in the meet. Ralph Beardsley of Anamosa tops scoring with 17 points, set three records in 440 yard dash shot put and discus. Mark Rodman earns Monte’s sole first with a 6 feet 4 1/4 inch high jump as Rodman also places in mile and broad jump, while Fairbanks and Mardoff add second places in sprints and pole vault.
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Monticello
Marion
Anamosa
Mount Vernon
Ralph Beardsley
Mark Rodman
Monte
Mileman Rodman
Fairbanks
Mardoff
Rodman
Gerdes
Secon
Oxford Jet Defeats Monticello In 4-2 Baseball Victory
Oxford Junctions hard hitting nine coached by Ken Blackman beat Monticello 4-2 last Thursday at Oxford Junction. Kolarik held to three safeties as Liddy collected Monte’s longest hit this year with a triple and scored a run. The game featured good fielding and lively play.
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Siebels
Oxford Junction
Ken Blackman
Monticello
Nick Kolarik
Junction
Moundsman
Liddy
Monte
Dabeman
Minotaurs
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