Monti High closes 1938 track season with records set
Monti High School finished its 1938 track season at Mount Vernon in a conference meet placing fourth. Coach Roy Moore developed many new recruits, and record breaks came from Rittmer in shot put Nagel in discus Field in javelin Wright in the mile relay teams Tillotson Maire Schweitzer Fairbanks and Jamieson earned varsity letters. only Fairbanks Rittmer and Jamieson will be eligible again next year.
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Faust
Burrichter
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Yeoman
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Wright
Steiner
Richardson
Field
Jamieson
Roy Moore
Mont
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Rittmer
Nagel
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Kittenball Opener Signals Rainy Season Start at School Diamond
The 1938 kittenball season begins under the schoolhouse lights with Stuhlers defeating Franklin 5 to 1 behind Eddie Scherrer pitching and hitting the first homer of the year. Niles Theater routs DeMolays 17 to 4 in five innings before rain ends play. Upcoming schedule lists multiple games and a basketball slate for Monticello High School.
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Dunn
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Dut Kehoe
Jimmy Guler
Jimmy
Monticello High School
Supt
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Monticello Loser In Valley League Opener
Monticello loses 5 to 4 to Farley in the Maquoketa Valley league opener at Farley. Tommy Eden drives in all Monticello runs with three RBIs as Davenport starts, replaced by Meredith in the fourth. Farley uses two runs in the second and three in the fourth to take the lead.
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Sweeney
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M. Kennedy
E. Simon
I. Daley
D. Urban
Cc. Kennedy
E. Kluesner
E. Luensman
Monticello Hobert
Ssland
Eggers
Hayes
Kehoe
Bartlett
Kreeb
Eden
P Meredith
Kula
Strawberry Point
Maquoketa
Blind Bogey Tourney Won By Gus Ricklefs
The Monticello Country Club blind bogey event last Sunday saw Gus Ricklefs win with a 76 after a 96 gross and 20 handicap. Ben C. Roberts had the low net 80-16-64, while Claude Appleby led gross with 78. Monticello golfers head to Mount Vernon next Sunday May 22 for an afternoon match starting at 1 o clock.
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Gus
Ben C. Roberts
Sam Rhatigan
Crane
Claude Appleby
Milton Thoeni
John J. Locher Jr
Monticello
Mount Vernon
Bill Laude
Rain Totals Hit Six and Five Eighth Inches in Spring
Weather observer John Bateman compares 1937 and 1938 spring precipitation. From January 1 to May 18, 1927 matched 1938’s total. but April 15 to May 18, 1938 nearly doubled 1937. Readings show scattered rainfall with a total around six and one half inches and drier ground soaking in, sunshine brighter than politics.
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Minotaurs secure fourth straight win over Onslow
The Monticello Minotaurs beat Onslow 15 to 8 at Onslow to extend their winning streak. Monti’s Richardson pitched all nine innings, allowing five hits with 11 strikeouts and 9 walks. Onslow’s Orr took the loss after 11 Monti hits and five free passes, as Onslow committed ten errors to Monticello three. Siebels led Monti with two doubles and a triple in five at bats.
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Monticello Chorus Sings Bach at Cornell Festival
The 160 voice Monticello Young People Choir performed Bach's Mass in B minor at Cornell College during the fortieth May Music festival. Hans Lange directed with the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, featuring soloists Kathryn Witwer and William Miller.
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Francis German
Cornell Oratorio Society
Monticello VFW Auxiliary Celebrates Ninth Birthday
Sixty guests attended Monticello Auxiliary No. 1683 VFW ninth birthday. Past commanders and presidents were honored at a special table with a two tier cake. Plans for Memorial Day observance and a Bicycle club in conjunction with the Iowa Safety League were outlined. The auxiliary elected delegates to the department district meeting. Also noted is the death of Ida Hagensick, 65, of Marquette, from a heart attack in Cedar Rapids en route to Iowa City University Hospital.
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Henry Che
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Fred W. Hein
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Elsie
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Marquette
University Hospital
Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
For Sale Ads Mixed in Monticello Local Page
Classified notices list items for sale including a boys bike for five dollars at Mrs. Sanford home Monticello and New Hampshire red hatching eggs for sale with contact Mrs. John Jacobs Monticello Also machinery for sale and a refrigeration service ad by M C Grant with contact SHOMONT dairy and express ad prompt call for service Technician details provided
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