Liberty Boys and Girls Win Road Games at Town City and North English
Liberty High posted two road wins Tuesday night as the boys beat A High of Town City 63-58 in an Eastern Jawa Hawkeye game and the girls defeated English Valley 42-38 at North English. John Grimm led the Comets with 15 points, Craig Hunt added 18, while Steve Koser had 20 for U High. West Liberty’s sophs defeated Ros Harbor 48-21. The Liberty girls improved to 6-2, with Corrine Windus scoring season high 24 points and Mary Kelley pulling 14 rebounds.
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Bettendorf Tops Alleman In Low-Scoring Contests
Bettendorf cruised past Alleman 77-39 at home as Stan Williamson scored 28 and Mick Beckenbaugh 14. Alleman, missing regulars Spanich and Lenaghan, dropped to 1-2 in the Little Six nonleague slate. Assumption fell 40-38 to Davenport Central at Assumption gym, Bob Walter scoring 17 for the losers. Monmouth edged Burlington 77-70, John Osbourne 20 for Burlington, Dick Morrison 12 for Burlington alongside Monmouth’s late surge.
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Chip) Osbourne
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Cyclones Edge Marquette to Close Regular Season
Iowa State, 73 to 64, rallied in the final six minutes to defeat Marquette as Bob Ziegler led with 20 points. Cyclones enter the Big Eight league tourney in Kansas City with a 2-7 mark and a shaky finish, facing Town State in the first Pig Night game.
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LaRusso Returns to Lakers Against 76ers
Rudy LaRusso is slated to rejoin the Los Angeles Lakers tonight at the Sports Arena as they face the Philadelphia 76ers. Doctors confirmed his ailment is a contusion from an old injury, not a new back injury potentially sidelining him for weeks.
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Big Ten Cagers Post 44 16 Non-Loop Record
Minnesota extended its unbeaten stretch to six by beating Loyola Chicago 89 75 as Northway and Clark each scored 14. Michigan State routed Loyola New Orleans 94 70 with Johnson at 21 and Curtis and Washington at 19. Ohio State fell to Brigham Young while Big Ten non conference play ends with 4 16. Butler visits Michigan and Ohio University plays Northwestern Wednesday.
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Central Winson Overpowers Dominican in Racine Basketball
Central College of Pella Iowa shot 7 percent in the first half and ran away to a 98 to 42 victory over Dominican College of Racine Tuesday night. The Towns moved to 5 and 3 with Harold Debie scoring 22 points on 9 of 14 shooting.
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Cameron Leads Wartburg Cagers In Early Season Standings
Wartburg College statistics show senior Cliff Cameron of Muscatine topping the Knights in scoring and rebounding after six games. Cameron has 105 points for 17.5 per game and 13.5 rebounds per contest, shooting 40.4 percent from the floor. The team closes a holiday break with two games at South Dakota University on December 28 and South Dakota State on December 29.
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College basketball scores sweep nation in scattered upsets
The Associated Press tally lists many results across regions with Duquesne over Gonzaga and Clemson edging Georgia. Notable showings include Minnesota beating Loyola Illinois, Kentucky over St Louis, and UCLA defeating Southern Cal. Other actions cover midwest, southwest, and west coast games with varied margins and several overtime notes.
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Holiday Classic set for Mediapolis gym
Mediapolis hosts a girls Holiday Classic basketball doubleheader Tuesday night plus a feature game pitting Mediapolis against Oxford Junction. Harmony of Farmington vs Iowa Valley Joy opens, then West Liberty meets Fox Valley, with Mediapolis and Oxford Junction closing the night.
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Eight Team Hayes Cage League Set to Start Sunday
The Hayes Independent Basketball League opens Sunday December 27 with eight teams. Hunter TV defends the title as two rounds and mostly four game Sundays unfold, plus Monday and Wednesday games.
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High Prairie Couple Observes 50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Hitcheock celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a Sunday open house at their High Prairie home. About 170 guests attended the event, joined by their children and families including Slewnt Hitcheack, Harold Van Zand, Burdett Hitchcock, and Louis Eisner families. Also noted is MYF caroling at High Prairie Methodist Church Monday evening followed by refreshments at the Lyss Richelberger home.
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Durant BPW Club Holds Christmas Party
Durant Business and Professional Women met for a regular gathering and Christmas party at the White Way with 6:30 dinner. New member Mary Fitzer welcomed. guests Cecil McKillip and LeRoy Frick attended. LeRoy Frick’s wife Leona Nothdorf, Vera Thiessen, and Valeria Diedrich as hostesses. A program featured vocal solos by Mary Meinert and Dennis McAllister plus Durant Junior High students. January visitation by District Director Mervel Harmal and District Secretary treasurer Myre Lois Rhoads hosted by Mrs. Paul Proctor and Mrs. Robert Nodurit. Durant High School speech department to present.
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Columbus Junction Christmas Music Program
A large crowd filled the Columbus Community gym Tuesday evening to hear a Christmas program directed by Nile Norton. The mixed chorus opened with a Christmas chorale fanfare, followed by five numbers by the Girls Glee Choir. Cotter sixth graders performed four Christmas numbers, then the Messiah was sung by a high school glee club chorus and community members. Soloists included Rae Lee Lewis soprano Susan Parris contralto Nile Norton tenor and Doug Smylie baritone. Mrs hae Parris was the organist and pianists were Cathy Houseal and Judy Hawkins.
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Mt Calvary Lodge Elects Officers at WL
WEST LIBERTY At a regular meeting of Mt Calvary Lodge officers re elected worshipful master Dr Leonard Larson senior warden Elmer Baker treasurer Tom Brooke secretary Alfred Smith junior warden Lee Crow new officer Harold Keele re elected to Temple Board for five year term A 130 turkey dinner preceded the meeting with Harry Lewis Virgil Harned in charge The ladies of the Eastern Star cooked the dinner PE0 Meets Mrs Harold Keele hosted for Chapter AH PEO cma Twenty five members attended Mrs RH Little Sr read The Messiah by Nellie Nichols group sang Christmas carols directed by Mrs John Carey refreshments served by Mrs Lola Dumnars Mrs RB Gehrke and Mrs Kenneth Jehle The Chapter will meet with St George Kirby January 5
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