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Fast Break Clicks as Indians ; lash Maquoketa 92-27 FridayCoach Lee Hippie unveUed hla 1954-55 Indiana to the home folks Friday night and tJiey didn’t disappoint 'anyone.A devastating. fut break sent the young*tern off to a roualng 92-27 Win over hap lean Maquoketa. Ball hawking and a very tough defense supplemented the fast break.Maauoketa fielded an Impotent five. Whether they alwaya play like they played Friday night isn’t known around here, but It could have been that the Indian defense was too tough for the Cardinals.Darrell Fallor. Marion center, led the point parade with 26 markers. He was followed by two substitutes, Ron Altenberg who hit .17 tallies and Terry McEnany who notified 161'markers. Jeri Smith totaled 12 points.' . -little more difficulty than the varsity but romped to an easy 66-27 win. Big Steve Smith hit 23 points, while Little Bob Wilson scored 13. Ron Dalchow led the losers with six points.The sophs held quarter leads of 13-4. 27-14, 41-20, with 16 boys seeing action. ,Coach Lynn Brown’s teams over the past three seasons have won 29 out of the last 30 ball games.Second Plant IowaI aMeeting PlannedMarlon led moat of the game, being behind 4-2 at one point, but that was extremely short lived. Fallor and Smith sent the locals Out to a comfortable 21-7 first period margin.Three buckets by Altenberg sparked the second canto drive df the winners when they outscor-ed the Cards 23-3. Halftime score was 44-10 os Hippie began substituting. I ; ; • : TJtc regulars worked on timing and In-close shotting In the third period with Fallor and Altenberg biasing tho basket with reckless abandon/ parrell was good for 14 points In this quarter- and Ron cpyn.telt;l nine times. • ■ Rebounding was top notch on both boards as Fallor, Dal Falr-Isy. Jerry Cox. Smith, Hutton and Altenberg literally played catch with the ball on the offense board. -Fairley. Fallor and Cog took care of the defensive rebounding.Probably tfie only bright spot in Coach Gerry Carpenters picture was a little guard, Lynn Bocks, who scored eight points and played an aggressive game. No one on Jhe Marion squaded leas than five minutes of contest Marion scored at least 20 points In each of the fourwuw.-SOPHS ROMPMarlon’s sophsexperienced aSPRINOVILLE—The vooal and instrumental music departments of the 8 p r I n g v | Ho consolidated schools will present the annual Christmas concert on Thursday, Dec. 16 in the high school auditorium starting at 7:30 p. m.The directors of the music departments—Bertha 'Koppenhaver and Roy T. Schwab, extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend the concert this year. There will be no udmlssion charge.That Get* YouSANITONEfcw/fMM ftt oat ALL THE DIRT!-Ail ihs dirt” is risht-every Utce of spots, ground-in dirt and evsn ptrspiration vanishes like magic Like-new. color, texture and peutros «• miraculously restored through cleaning after cleaning—and ' never I’-wbUTof dry dean mg odor. Pfaona now for Saoitoae. leave Garments AtMarionLaundromatMarion (92)SmithHuttonFallorFairleyCoX •AltenbergBrooksMcEnanyHart graveToddClaypoe!ReedTotalsMaquoketa (27) Keeney Skoff Relchllng Socks -Clark Davison Carson Rogers TotalsMarion— 21 Maquoketa—- 44 -FGFTP4412111140! 1131. 02*8111318, o10' o0. 111000011371812FGFTP1121301041231321 200\ o1110410716- 72 - ■92Fifteen representatives of civic and community organizations discussed the Plant Iowa” program at a meeting last week. They scheduled a follow-up meeting for Dec. 16, to organize a permanent committee ana outline a -county program.Farm woodlot and windbreaks, parks and recreation areas, school grounds and factories as well as landscape paintings were made during 19JH according to representatives reporting at last weeks meeting. It was pointed out that much more can be done by Interesting other groups in the program.Boy Scout troops are available public10 - 18 - 27Free throws missed—Mar.on Maquoketa 13.Springville Schools Music Departments To Give Concertsto assist with public planting projects aiid Scout leaders are glad to have projects where scouts can carry out their national good turn.Paul Smola, mayor of Central City was named tctnporary chairman to lead the next meeting. It will be held in the new REA building east of Marlon, Thursday evening.Former Resident Dies in CaliforniaOUR GIFT BALLPOINT'CUCKER215 • 3 A vs. S. E. Cedar Rapids, IowaMrs. Eva Edgar Clark passed away Sunday afternoon at tho home of her mother, Mra. Mary McGowan in HunUngton Park, Cal., following a long Illness.She was bom Feb. 23, 187D at Cedar Rapids. A graduate of Marion high school, she taught In Marlon, Cedar Rapids and Cavour, S. D„ schools.She was married to John N. Clark of Cavour, S. D.. In 1920. He passed away at Sioux Falls, S. D,. on July 16, 1941. She was a member of the Huntington 'Park Christian church.In addition to her mother she Is survived by four sisters: Mra. Claude Clark, Mias Addabeil McGowan and Mrs. Henry Blair of Huntington Park and Mrs. Ruth Nelson of Cedar Rapids and a brother, Tuella McGowan of Huntington Park.Mra. Clark, accompanied by her brother-in-law, Claude Clark of Huntington Park, will be brought back to Marlon and services will be conducted at the Murdoch Funeral Home at a time to be announced later. Interment will be In Oak Shade Cemetery.Lions Attendance Contest Ends In. Tie-No WeinersAn attendance contest within the Lions club ended In a tie Tuesday night, after aome vigorous last minute- shuffling.Two teams, captained by Nor-inan Hutton and VeriVernon BUetz, had divided membership and by effort of some personal contact, direct mall advertising, and numerous telephone calls, had managed to keep the members coming.The contest raged through November, with the members rc-goFOR THIWay*to Pay Bill* .I. Gather all or pan of diemUnto 1 BILL... _ a loan at ehu office. _2. Itmead of several payments lo make this gives you ... ONLY 1 payment , and J. We guarantee this _ | payment will be half. or Irai fhm half the
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Marion Sentinel
Marion, Iowa, US
Thu, Dec 09, 1954
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Thomas M.
NA, 21 Mar 2017
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