Fresh-Sophie Gridiron Team Extends Winning Streak
The Black Panther freshman team beat Maquoketa 25 19 on the local field to extend their win streak to three. Earlier wins included Manchester 14 12 and Tipton 32. Holmes scored twice and Richardson and McElmee each tallied once. Monticello led 18 6 at halftime. The losers added two late touchdowns on pass plays after defensive back Richardson broke up several drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vinton
Monticello
Maquoketa
Don Holmes
Gaylan Wilken
Paul Specht
Black Panther
Manchester
Tipton
Holmes
Richardson
McElmee
Panthers
Independence
Marion
Anamosa
M V Holds Coggon To Tie In Scrappy Soccer Standoff
Magqouketa Valley and Coggon battled to a scoreless grid draw Friday night at Delhi. Coggon sprained an ankle at the end of the first half and will miss the next one or two games. Anamosa visits Monday at 7 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magqouketa Valley
Coggon
Delhi
M-V
Mark Recker Wins Express football contest
Mark Recker of Monticello won last week’s Express football contest missing only one game. Michigan’s win over UC LA was not counted due to two ties Ohio State vs Texas Christian and Kansas vs Wyoming. Recker earns $10 with six runners up two wrong games each and many others with more misses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Recker
Monticello
Michigan
UCLA
Ohio State
Texas Christian
Kansas
Wyoming
Recker
Ralph Husmann
Center Jct
Dennis Wilken
Langsworthy
Terry Webber
Larry Webber
Frank Fitzsimmons
Richard Hanssen
Scotch Grove
Jane Long
Rex Schrader
Tom Muller
Rick Westhoff
Steve Lambert
S. E. Locher
Harold Scherrer
Wm. Westhoff
Bob Marsh
Gordon Westhoff
Larry Meier
Herb Barnts
Roger Hearn
Phil Schlarmann
Janet Wirtner
Mary Schrader
Kenneth Webber
Conrad Monck
Jim Brankan
Hopkinton
John Wright
Gaylan Wilken
Langworthy
Larry Husmann
Dale
Dean Stadtmueller
Larry Ray
Jim Locher
Orlando Null
Neil Becker
Ron Richardson
Jerry Long
Vernona Monck
Harry Hanken
Neil Bleadorn
Clarence Stulken
Grant Wilken
Glenn Tobiason
Jim Brankan, Jr
Wayne King
Don Apple
Sam Rhatigan
Leo Tjaden
Robert Gesse
Helen Dunn
James J. Robinson
Olin Nets First Football Victory Over Tipton JV
Olin high school posted its first grid victory last Thursday by defeating Tipton junior varsity 14 to 0. It followed a 24 to 0 setback to Monticello JV on September 16 in Olin’s inaugural football season. Ronnie Shebetka ran for five yards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin High School
Tipton
Olin
Monticello
Ronnie Shebetka
Panthers Triumph Over Vinton In Independence Showdown
The Panthers stay undefeated in league play by routing Vinton 41 to 12 at Independence. Jim Robertson and Jack Kiburz powered early scoring with Husmann adding a 13 yard option run. Vinton struck back in the third with Gary Turner and Dave Vermedahl TDs as the pace slowed after a 27–0 halftime edge.
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Panthers
Vinton
Jim Robertson
Panther
Jack Kiburz
Kiburz
Don Holmes
Robertson
Larry Husmann
Holmes
Husmann
Gary Turner
Dave Vermedahl
Cross Country Manager Substitutes for Injured UD Team
Paul Shelley of Monticello, manager of the University of Dubuque cross-country team, ran in a meet vs Simpson after injuries sidelined three regulars. He finished ahead of three Simpson runners despite a punctured foot and later required four stitches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Shelley
Monticello
University of Dubuque
Simpson College
Bruce Stumbaugh
Skelley
Monticello Community High School
Stumbaugh
Ray Stumbaugh
Monticello Junior High Falls to Tipton in Opener
Monticello junior high eleven lost 19 to 6 to Tipton in the first game. Danny Read sprained an ankle and will miss the next two games. Starting lineup included Specht center Tedrow Myers guards Hubbard Read tackles Edwards Reiken ends Savage Maurice Wright Ardu ser backs. Next they host Prairie high at 4 p.m. Prairie hasn’t lost a junior high game in seven years. Lions plan trip to Iowa-Indiana game on Oct 14 by bus from the Community building. contact Les Voss or Bill Grape for reservations.
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Monticello
Tipton
Danny Read
End
Specht
Tedrow
Myers
Hubbard
Read
Edwards
Bill Reiken
Savage
Maurice
Wright
Ardu
Ser
Prairie High
Prairie
Iowa City
Dr Kaiser Moves to New Monticello Office Site
Dr. Donald W. Kaiser has leased the former Caro line Hat Shop building at 120 South Sycamore Monticello and will open offices there in mid October. He was recently appointed with six other Iowa doctors of chiropractic to conduct private research using a new experimental analytical instrument.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald W. Kaiser
Caroline
South Sycamore
Monticello
Public Bid Notice for Structural Plate Pipe Project
Attention of bidders. Proposals require qualification per Special Provisions and listing on the Iowa State Highway Commission qualified bidders list except for materials equipment bids. Structural plate pipe 120 in by 72 ft, 20 degree skew in NWI ¼ Sec 4 T8N R1W. Certified check $500.00. September 21, 1961. Board of Supervisors Jones County. By Geo F. Specht, County Auditor. Published in Monticello Express Sept 28, Oct 5, 1961.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa State Highway Commission
Board of Supervisors of
Jones County
Geo F. Specht
Monticello, Iowa
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Fresh-Sophie
Purina
Trim
WAMAC
Mustangs
Winton
Oelwein
Maquoketa Valley
Marion Tipton
Anamosa Vinton
Bob Timmons
Shebetka
Phil Webb
Farmers Mutual
Coop
Creamery Association
Moticello
Les Voss
Bill Grape
Tipton JR
Panther Junior High
Dr. Kaiser
EEV
Arrestin
Longs Drug
Monticello, Lowa
Jumbo Plastic
LN Aa Rere
Chocoli
epic-Aire
Norelco
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