The player with the 3,598 points, Fonda Dicks, had her high-school
career at Moravia overlap with Molly Van Benthuysen (sometimes spelled
Van Venthuysen), who is not Molly Kazmir, but for a time was Molly
Bolin, the star of the Women's Basketball League from 1978-81. As Paul
has also pointed out, Molly Bolin was a great player, but she wasn't
Fonda Dicks.

Molly finished her high-school career about 2,500 points behind her
euphonic teammate. Check out who is right behind her: Ellen Mosher of
Allison-Bristow. The number-two scorer on that list, Denise Long of
Union-Whitton, who was the first woman ever selected in the NBA draft,
by the Warriors, although the pick was immediately nullified by the NBA.

Stew


--- In mnbuckets@yahoogroups.com, Rittfam4@... wrote:
>
> http://www.ighsau.org/history/basketball/six-
playerrecords/6on6points.html
>
> Check out the early '70s Moravia, Iowa girls hoops star with 3,598
career points.
> Too bad she didn't play in Minnesota.? Stew and Marc could have done
a whole chapter on her.
> I?can hear the Moravia?PA announcer now: "She's a senior forward,?
she's 5-10, she's number 45, she's....."
> She obviously scored a lot.
>
> Paul R.?
>
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