Wash, Jeff Score Impressive Wins By Al Miller
Washington high opened the 1967-68 basketball season with a 91-51 victory over Waterloo West at the Wash gym. Sophomore Jim Heck led with 23 points aided by Jeff Finn and Craig Darling as Wash built a 22-6 first quarter lead and a 46-20 halftime edge.
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Wash
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Warriors
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Craig Darling
King
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Finn
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Darling
Mark Hall
Wahawks
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Jeff Thomas
Steve Geiger
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West Waterloo
Jeff
Tom Ferguson
Larry Wade
Dave Brusha
J-Hawks
Craig Schaffnit
Juniors Set Fast Pace For J-Hawks
Washington hosts Jeffs as Jeffer sonagers win 100 85 led by Tom Mullin 30 points with juniors in double figures. Lockett praises fighting J Hawki spirit and plans emphasis on defense and rebounding for upcoming games.
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Larry Jones
Washington
Jeffersonagers
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Jim Lockett
Tom Mullin
Larry Wade
Larry Kuenzi
Lockett
Iowa City
East Moline
Jet Crim Wer
Redford Paces Wash Sophs to Season Opener Win
Tom Redford scored 31 points as Washington sophomores beat Waterloo West 74 to 64 in Friday’s opener. Washington contributors included Steggall and Kurt Tipes with notable scoring while West struggled to keep pace.
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Washington
Waterloo West
West
CE Eve
Shepherd
Brase
Segerae
Seidel
Wash
Edford
Steggall
Kurt Tipes
Tom Hurnie Reve Seheln
Tim Raymond
Thike
Hansen Sets Daytona Record in Speed Trial
Jerry Hansen of Minneapolis set the fastest speed at Daytona International Speedway reaching 194.80 mph in a Lola Chevy during qualifying for the American Road Race of Champions. He broke Jim Hall's 193.60 mph record and averaged 116.250 mph over the 3.1 mile track to win pole for the C sports racing class trials.
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Daytona International Speedway
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Minneapolis
Hansen
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Chaparral
Clear Creek edges Monticello Sacred Heart in double OT
Marlene Stockman scored 39 points to lift Clear Creek to a 67 64 girls win over Monticello Sacred Heart after two overtimes. In boys action Sacred Heart beat Clear Creek 60 41. Highlights include Pat Lambert 17 and Dan Videy 14.
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Martene Stockman
Clear Creek
Monticello Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart
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Jane Indekofer
Marlene Stockman
Mississippi Valley B 91 West Watertoo 51 football scoreline
Prep basketball results show Mississippi Valley B team Wash 91 over West Watertoo 51, Clarion 47, East Central Iowa B Anamosa 95 CR Prairie 76, Wamac Anamosa 95 CR Prairie 76, Northeast Iowa B Charles City 68 Clarion 40, and other listed games across small colleges and prep leagues with varied scores including Knoxville, Nevada, Mount Ayr, Cherokee, and more.
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Benton County
Sam Williams leads whites in 105 76 intrasquad win
Iowa City reports an intrasquad game draw 105 76 with Sam Williams scoring 24 to lead the whites while Ron Norman adds 22. Rich Agnew tops the blacks with 16 as coaches shuffled.
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Iefte
Iowa City
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Freeport
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Lanny van Eman
Miller
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Ted
Chris Jence
i_ Phillips
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Rollie
McGrath
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Calabria
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Hawkeyes win 68 to 59 as Sophs lead effort
Washington Jefferson sophomores held off a late Washington drive to beat the hosts 68 59 Friday night. Sam Williams 24 and Ron Norman 22 led the Whites with Vidnovic 17. Bergman 7 and Hazley 13 highlighted a rough balance.
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Ron Norman
Glenn Vidnovic
Chad Calabria
Jim Hodge
Rick Jensen
Tom Schultze
Ich Agnew
Giae Cal Elle Acai
Ar Je E Oe
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Dave White
Nat
Washington
Jefferson
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Washingtons
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Withart
Meralicke
Burlington JC Ranked Fifth in Early NJCAA Poll
Burlington Junior College was ranked fifth in the nation in the preseason NJCAA coaches poll. The Iowa school was also chosen as Region 11 favorite, with Burlington the sole Iowa entry in the top 20.
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Dodge City
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Anamosa Tops Prairie In High Scoring Opener
Anamosa defeated Prairie 95 to 76 in a Cedar Rapids basketball opener. Jeff Ditch led the winners with 38 points on 15 field goals and 6 free throws as Greg Sinkey Steve Miller and Larry LaBarge joined in double figures for the Raiders.
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Prairies
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Prairie
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Steve Miller
Larry LaBarge
Jim Yanacek
Sinker
Sitka
Mediacek
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Ener
Te Batse
Mister
Yanocen Ae Eney
la Prairia-Tampir
Mitvaluky
Zalesky de Gresor
Wayci Ve Bentley
Wash Swim Team Tops RI Field
The Wash Swim Team defeats RI Field to take a lead in the meet. Key swimmers contributed strong times as the victor extended their regional advantage.
Washington leads Warriors at Thanksgiving relays
Rock Island C R Washington's swimming team won a nine team Thanksgiving Relays event led by Robbie Cook a double winner in the 20 yard individual medley and 100 yard freestyle. Steve Neff scored 185 points in diving to pace the Warriors. The Washington relay teams captured the 200 yard medley relay with strong sophomores also contributing multiple firsts.
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iHe
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Courtney Opens Five Shot Lead in Puerto Rico Open
Courtney fired a four under 68 to push his 36 hole total to 135 and lead the Puerto Rico Open by five strokes at Dorado Hilton Country Club. Art Wall moved to second with 140, while Puerto Rico rookie David Jimenez shared third at 141.
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San Juan
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Bert Weaver
Billie Jean King Retires From Australian Circuit Clash
Billie Jean King may quit the Australian tennis circuit after a left knee torn tendon during a New South Wales quarter final loss to Judy Tegart. King, top-ranked player from Long Beach, California, suffered the injury Thursday risking her remaining Wimbledon and U S titles campaigns. Bud Dorn and Gene Rhoda led Camden Open bowling action with high scores and a 300 game in Pro-Am play.
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Lawrence Welk Show Plays Favorite Hits Tonight
The Lawrence Welk Show airs at 7 30 p m on color channel IKCRG TV channel 9 with popular songs and orchestral numbers listed for viewers.
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