uisem High Eagles continued
its one-point mastery over North
Central conference teams Friday
downing Ainsworth for the second
time this season, 62-61, and won
the conference tournament at
Ainsworth.
The Eagles gained the finals by
beating Valentine by one-point in
the closing seconds. O'Neill led
most of the way in Friday night’s
game with Ainsworth and sported
a 5-point margin at halftime.
At the close of the first quarter
the game was tied at 17 all. The
Eagles then poured in 20 points
during the second quarter to lead
at halftime, 37-32.
A cold third quarter enabled
Ainsworth to cut the lead to one
point, 46-15, but O’Neill matched
Ainsworth's fourth quarter total of
16 points to take the win.
Bob Eby continued his scoring
habits by dumping 28 points in the
final game. Bob Micheel had 20
points for Ainsworth.
Score by (Quarters
O'Neill . 17 20 9 16-62
Ainsworth .17 15 13 16-61
Niobrara Lions
Down Cardinals
St. Mary’s Cardinals were nosed
out by a fine Niobrara team Fri
day night, 42-39, in a well-played
contest at O’Neill.
The Cardinals, who led only once
during the game, pressed all the
way with defensive ball the out
standing feature. The third quar
ter was the only high-scoring quar
ter and txith teams matched their
entire first half scoring during
this period.
The Lions went into control hall
for the final period hut St. Mary's
managed to cut the lead to two
points with 4 seconds remaining
Then IJska dropped a charity toss
to ice the game.
Dick Cleary sparked the fourth
quarter drive with 2 quick baskets
in the last minute rally.
Both teams t<x>k exactly 50 shots
Niobrara hit on 19 and O'Neill
made 18 of them good. The Lions
got 4 of 13 free throws and O'Neill
had 3 for 7.
The Cardinal reserves won their
10th game in 12 starts by downing
the Niobrara second team. Cal
Peters and Jim Shoemaker paced j
the reserves.
Score bv Quarters
SMA . . 5 10 15 9 39
Niobrara .8 12 18 >
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Venus News
By Mr*. KiUjih Brookhtmser
Mr and Mrs, Robert Mitchell
and daughter of Omaha spent the ,
weekend with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. George Jeffrey They
also visited with her parents, Mr
and Mrs. Leo Jundt of Creighton.
Mrs Gerald Waring entertain*d
the Help U club at her home on
Wednesday, Feb. 3. Despite the
road conditions eleven members
were present. Mrs. Waring served
dinner at noon.
The afternoon was spent in em
broidery work and tieing a com
forter for the hostess. Two dollars
was donated to the polio fund, Mrs.
Ethel Waring received the door
prize.
The next meeting will tic at the
home of Mrs. Kenneth Waring.
Visitors at Sidney Faulhaber
home Wednesday evening were Mr
and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser,
Willis and Duane Boelter called
at the Kenneth Caskey home Wed
nesday.
Pfc. Richard W'. Neuhaus plann
ed to participate with other per
sonel from the 24th Infantry Divi
sion in Exercise Winter Shield of
Grafenouhr Hohenfels training area
in southern Germany Feb. 1-7.
He is the youngest son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Neuhaus of Orch
ard.
Jimmy Boelter spent the week
end with his aunt and uncle, Mr.
and Mrs. Gerald Waring. He came
home with his parents who visited
at the Waring home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Finch
were Saturday, Jan. 30 Creighton
visitors.
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth Caskey
were Sunday, Jan. 31 guests of her
mother, Mrs. Mable Bennett of Win
netoon.
Sunday, Jan. 31 dinner guests of
Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffrey were
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Rasmassum and
family of Osmond and Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Mitehell and daugh
ter of Omaha.
Supper guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Max Ia> Masters
Tuesday, Feb. 2 were Mr. and Mrs.
Delbert Boelter and Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Hamilton of Creighton, Mr
and Mrs Alvin Hamilton of Ewing,
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard
Montgomery and family and Mr. J
and Mrs. H. J. Le Masters.
The occasion was in honor of the
birthday anniversaries of Mr. Boel
ter and Max Le Masters. This hap
pened to be the evening of the
power failure so the evening was
spent by candle light and kerosene
lamps.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Porter were
Sunday, Jan. 31 dinner guests at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Caskey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Brookhouser
called at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George Jeffrey Tuesday afternoon
Feb. 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Caskey are
visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Kotrous and Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Hientz of Omaha this
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Kinnison at
tended the sale of Mr. and Mrs.
Mike Bauer on Wednesday.
Bryan Finch and Ralph Brook
houser were O’Neill visitors Wed
nesday.
Leland Caskey and Bette Sukup
of Omaha spent the weekend with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ora
Caskey and Elmer Sukup.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Boelter
and I-oren were Saturday, Jan. 30
Verdigre visitors.
MOUNTAIN OYSTER FEED
at the »
American Legion Post No. 315
PAGE, NEBRASKA
on
Thursday Night, February,. 11
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An action picture taken during the O’Neill-Ainsworth championship game, l*-ft to right, play
ers are: Kon Schmeichel, O’Neill. 34; Gene Hamilton, Ainsworth, 15; Don Sehaaf, O’Neill, 20; John
Kurtz. O’Neill, 40; Boh Micheel. Ainsworth, 31; Bon Nelson, Ainsworth, S3; Boh Eby, O’Neill, 22;
Charllle \ ouman, 25. O’Neill won the championship, 62 61.—Ainsworth Star-Journal photo—The Fron
tier engraving I
The five boys are the all-tournament team selected by the conference coaches and announced
at the half time of the championship game Frid ay evening at Ainsworth.
Left to right are Bob Kby, O’Neill; Ron Nelson, Ainsworth; Stove Kreuch, Valentine; Tom
Wilson, Valentine; (iary Bussinger, Bassett.—Star-Journal photo—The Frontier engraving
The four boys and two girts are shown during trophy presentation. Left to right, Myra Mag
stadt, Ainsworth cheerleader; Ron Nelson, Ainsworth co-captain; Bob Micheel, Ainsworth co-captain;
Bob Eby, O’Neill co-captain; Darold Ermer, O’Neill co-captaln and Rosemary Wrage, Ainsworth
cheerleader.—Star-Journal photo—The Frontier engraving
Servicemen's News . . .
LYNCH—Army Specialist Five
James T. Lueken, 20, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin A. Lueken of
Lynch completed a one-week tour
of border patrol duty Feb. 1 with
the 14th Armored Cavalry Regi
ment in Germany.
Specialist Lweken, a mechanic in
Company A of the regiment s 1st
Battalion in Fulda, entered the
Army in January 1957 and was last
stationed at Fort Leonard Wood,
Mo. He arrived overseas in April
1957. Lueken is a 1955 graduate of
Lynch high school.
PAGE Loren E. Stewart, fire
man. USN, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Arnold Stewart of Page, scheduled
to return to San Diego, Calif., Feb.
11, abroad the destroyer tender
USS Prairie after a seven-month
tour of duty with the U. S. Seventh
Fleet in the Western Pacific. The
Prairie and her crew visited Ha
waii, Japan, Hong Kong and the
Phillipines.
A T K I N S O N—Army Specialist
Four Hubert W. Ramold, 25. son of
Mrs. Joe Ramold, Atkinson, re
cently participated with the 46th
Artillery Group in Operation Bicy- |
cle, a field training exercise in
Germany.
Specialist Ramold, an automative
repairman in the group's 91st Ord
anance Company, entered the Army
in April 1958, completed basic
training at Fort Sill, Okla., and
arrived overseas in April 1959.
Lynch News
Hy \ rldiyn IlniirrmMi
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hull were
Thursday dinner guests in the Bill
Spencer home
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart and
Mr and Mi's. Smokey Gallop all
left Wednesday on a trip to the
West Coast and other parts of in
terest.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
and boys ami Mrs. Kay Pinkerman
were O’Neill shoppers ini Satur
day,
Nate Conanl called on Veliion
Pinkerman Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Anna Carson ami Thelma
Young were Thursday supper
guests of Mrs. Fay Pinkerman.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Knlkowski and
Kevin visited in the Bob Courtnex
i home Thursday.
Kenny Crooks w as a February 2
evening visitor of Loren Mulhair
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
and boys ami Mrs. Fay Pinkerman
were Saturday evening supper
guests in the Reggie Pinkerman
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pinkerman
and boys and Mrs. Fay Pinkerman
were Sunday dinner guests in tin
Albert Camel home
Mr. amt Mrs. Ernest Soholl
meyer ami family from CYofton
were Sunday visitors of iliarlie
SehoUmeyer.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Carsten \i
sited in the Veldon Pinkerman
home Sunday afternoon
Mr. and Mrs. Leman Huber visi
ted in the Buss Greene home Tues
day evening. Feb. 2.
Mr. and Mrs, Glen Hull were
business callers in Yankton Thurs
day.
Mrs Bob Sholes entertained the
Dorsey Ladies Aid Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Calkins eal
led at the Veldon Pinkerman home
Thursday evening.
Mr. ami Mrs. Glenn Hull and
Mr. and Mrs Pete Mulhair wen
O'Neill shoppers Friday afternoon
Mr. and Mi's 1-Yank Carsten oal
led on Mr and Mrs. Jerry Garstei
Sunday afternoon
Guy Pinkemian railed at the Vel
don Pinkerman home Thursday
morning.
Miss Mar jean lUrnieier was «
February 2 overnight guest ol
Nancy Rotas.
Mr. ami Mi's Klmer Hull visited
in the Glen Hull home Friday
morning.
Mrs Guy Hull called on Mrs
Fay Pinkerman Friday evening
Miss Jean Mulhair was a Satue
day overnight guest of Hallie Gars
ten.
Mr. and Mrs Jerry Ckrsten went
to Itanesteel, S P-, Satunlay after
noon to stH-nd the weekend with
their mothers.
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