Two-division race shapes as Little Six league opens
Assumption Bettendorf edged Assumption 58 55 after a late burst by Bettendorf. Scott Karwath gave Assumption a 55 54 lead with 27 seconds left, but Mick Beckenbaugh’s field goal put Bettendorf ahead and Stan Williamson sealed it with two free throws. Lone Tree tops Highland 94 71 as Barb Jansen and Kathy Burline lead with 38 and 30. Columbus Mediapolis stay undefeated with a 72 28 win at Columbus Junction as Nancy Sheridan 21, Janice Nelson 24, Kathy Schmeiser 13 tally for the winners. Wapello defeats New London 83 47 led by Judy Rosauer 21. Winfield Morning Sun high scorer Mary Krieger nets 54 as Morning Sun wins 75 56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assumption-Bettendorf
Bettendorf
Assumption
Scott Karwath
Mick Beckenbaugh
Stan Williamson
Lone Tree-Highland
Lone Tree
Mike Kautz
Highland
Barb Jansen
Kathy Burline
Pat Hudachek
Sheila Burr
Donna Fish
Mary Yoder
Cheryl Jennings
Lois Gilroy
Columbus Mediapolis
Mediapolis
Columbus Junction
Nancy Sheridan
Janice Nelson
Kathy Schmeiser
Columbus
Barb Brown
Paula Singleton
Kathy Keltner
Bill Austin
Wildcates
Wapello
New London
Judy Rosauer
Linda Tisor
Janey Kallenberger
Don
Morn
Sun-Winfield
Mary Krieger
Winfield
Morning Sun
Miss Krieger
Caral J Heltcamp
Debbie Cornick
Tigerettes
Bid Caldwell
Phyllis Dearth
Ada Lambert
Deanna Kellogg
Patty McClure
Linda Hostette
Westmer
Rockridge
Illinois
al Wood
Tpridge
Edgington
al Barnett Wood
Rockets
Gahagan
Dave McGinnis
Hawley
al Ladehoff
McNeal
Darrell Par- Friedholt
Coughlin Robert
Steve Suter
Ross Karwath Christensen
Mentzer
Ryan
Morris
Massey Nail
Hanson
Williamson
Lewis Withee
Reckenbruah
Ewing
Skinner i
Pouglas
Assumption Eee
Huiskamp
Bennett
Schwab Kinsley
Southeast Iowa area boys win key games Friday night
New London beat Wapello 75 65 Lone Tree defeated Highland 73 51 Morning Sun toppled Winfield Mount Union 68 62 Danville beat LM 39 32 Danville led 10 at halftime and outscored LM 27 10 in the final two periods while LM’s top scorers were Kemp and Snyder with 8 each and Danville’s Powers led with 13 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Wapello
Danville
Iowa
Falcons
Gary Kemp
Darold Snyder
Larry Wilson
Jack Larson
Don Wilson
Larry Bailey
Malom Powers
Herb Grin
Sugate
Buddy Sheehan
Wapello Indians
Columbus
Mediapolis
Lone Tree
U High
Morning Sun
Winfield
Dave Hook
Indians
Chuck Allen
Wirners
M. Jordan
Hook
M. McConahay
Pageriller
Giley
Hayes
M. Swatterd Ree
Smith
J. Grinstead
Spartans
D. Miller
C. Allen
Allen
J. Fuller
T. Beckey
Larie Tree Subeet
M. Beckey
M. Lazio
J. Shelangos
Highland
G. Marks
J. Blaesing
D. “Pottholt
M. Flanders JJ
Luedtka 'Y. Fox
J. Dusenberry
A. Gaeta
Pleasant Valley
Peterson
Charles
Francisco Schroeder
Therate
Matzen
Seorn
Hayes Bee
Valley
Wwe
Lone Tree Seas
Danville Ay
Wini-Mb
Union
LM Ates
Columbus Com
Lone Tree Boys
Pla Mor
Lone Tree Girls
West Construction League
van Buren Automatic Button Co
Thermogas
Fred Swank
Fred. Swank
Carroll Martin
Buster Thornyton
River Terminal
Haha Bros
Wareco
Northern
Gravel
Tagumounee
Solon
Mid-Prairie
Aldes Goepel
Boli Bronn
Ine Reynolds
Morgan
Jean Lee
Simpson
Hawkeye
Dougherty
Sentinels
Swain
Priday
Daniels Maureen Miller
McBeth
Hart
Janice
Miller
Carole Phillips
Leonard i
Lazy Acres
Moore
Diane Ehren- Sadaki
Millie
Parratt
Connie Ehrenfelt
Bosch
Honss
Mile Slacsing
Ladies High
Mile Ottumwa
Placsing
Kate Honts
Jack Rigdon
George Kook
Town & Shun Ee Highland
Pearl Cry Not Coy Mediapolis
Tank Motors
Western Auto Riverview
Lew’s
Drewrys Beer
Phelps Bros
Stephens House
Miller's
G. Moost
Kent
Dick Dusen
ITY
Mgim Carter
Jack Plogit
Larry Snyder
Riverview Inn
Seome
Phelp
Neves Sseys
Home-O. T
Baer Gremmels Drewrys Bee Ladies High
Heerd
Doris Kepp
Maree
Pauline Hart
Linn Hart
Ottumwa Beats Keokuk In Sophomore Tilt After Early Lead
Ottumwa overcame an 11-2 start by Keokuk to win 82-62 as Greg Douglas scored 31 on 11-for-23 shooting for the Chiefs. Keokuk shot 27-for-56, Ottumwa 25-for-40, while Larry Goepel led Ottumwa with 21 points in the varsity game. sophomores edged Ottumwa 56-50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Chiefs
Greg Douglas
Larry Goepel
Otummwa
Mid-Prairie Girls Edge Solon In Final Quarter
In a Joy gym contest, Mid-Prairie outscored Solon in the last period to win 61 to 44. Randy Dennison led Westmer with 16 points, while Orion's Dave Peterson and J. Nyboer scored 15 and 14. Westmer frosh-soph team noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid-Prairie Girls
Westmer-Orion
Orion
Westmer
Joy
Randy Dennison
Bill Pinger
Clarence Robbins
Bob Henderson
Joe Crawford
Boettcher
Bill Heath
Ham
Warriors
Dave Peterson
J. Nyboer
Frosh-Soph Crew
Doubles Winners at Town and Country Bowl Tie Up Scores
Forty two couples entered the scotch doubles Friday night at Town and Country Bowl. Winners Ila Boer and Dick Brown posted a 206 game. Ethel Axen and Bill Hahn took second with 197 and Martha Kurriger and Tom Longhurst finished third with 196.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Town & Country Bowl
Ila Boer
Dick Brown
Ethel Axen
Bill Hahn
Martha Kurriger
Tom Longhurst
Sophs Rise to 4-1 with 52-40 Win at Burlington
Muscatine sophomores moved to 4-1 after a cold start by both teams. MHS trailed 3-2 early but dominates the middle two quarters to take a 23-8 margin, finishing 52-40. Steve Ziegenhorn and Bob Hathaway totaled 64 points, while Burlington’s Marty Davis added 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High
Sophs
Burlington
Little Muskies
Graypups
MHS
Muscatine
Ft-At
R.gantenbein
B. Hathaway
S.ziegenhorn
L. Willits
G. Bridges
Hutton
D. Calkins
M. Dillon
G. Seli
A. Martindale
M. Dean
R. O'Danielz
D. Gibbs
M. Davis
M. Miller
Jim Collins
Ottumwa
Ray Lockhart
Davenport
West Liberty Belles roll past English Valleys in win
West Liberty Belles led each quarter to beat English Valleys 53-36 at North English Friday. Top scorers were Jean Bekker 18 Linda Alloway 12 Cindy Porter 11 Diane Staley 9 with Linda Hildebrand 2, while Voss had nine for English Valleys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Leroy Mitchell
West Liberty Belles
English Valleys
Belles
Jean Bekker
Linda Alloway
Cindy Porter
Diane Staley
Linda Hildebrand
Voss
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japolis
Joop
Medan
Bettendorf Burlington
SEI
Hayesreshman
Hayes Soph
Lona Tree
Dean Schuessler
Steve Jansen
Curley Brack
George Zibilich
iSteve Murdock
Tor Sarden
Kerry Hotz
John Brink Imeyer
Alan Burr
Carl Schmidt
Bob Robert
P Peesa
Hargld Hammann
FMVS
Gaume Simore
Jet
Toms —Poehlier
Utter
Jim Gorham
Wildcats
John Williams
Doug Smylie
Sam Bell
Mike Williams
Steve Meeker
Ed Warth
Dave Bush
B. Nelson
Winfield-Mount Union
Tigers
Dean Hardin
Rick Inghram
Danny Blair
Bud Callahan
Tom Lee
Don Dill
Max Totemeier
Dick Trubert
Tom Pounds
NBA
THE
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Cincinati
Detroit
Philadelphia
New York
St. Louis
Baltimore
San Francisco
Boston
Cincinnati
Syracuse
N.Y
Harold Hammann
Agency
Jean Hargrafen
Falconnettes
Fat Lem
Miss Hargrafen
Carolyn Teel
Karen Petersen
Larry McLearn
LM Gals
Roseanne Edwards
Debbie Murrell
Linda Grinstead
Mary Beth Grinstead
Danville .J
Southeastowa Boys
Leroy Street
Beeen
Ed Lenius
Cleaners
East Second St
Pyare
Duke
UCLA
Louisiana State
Southern Methodist
Maryland State
Virginia State
Southern Nineis
Chattamooga
North Dakota
Parsons &7
South Dakota State
Mankato
California
Nebraska
Baylor
Nevada
Southern
Brigham Young
U. of America
Mexico
Kansas
Maryland
Steve Carey
Rick Sedam
West
Mer
Hitman
Lean
Sidi Aen ST
Ofpon Spectr
Dixie Belle
Hitman’s
Rine Ee
Folger’s Coffee
Pillsbury Buttermilk Biscuits
Phg
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!