Packer Star Henry Jordan to Speak at All-Sports Banquet
Henry Jordan Green Bay Packers star will speak at the All-Sports Banquet in Washington sponsored by the De-Men's Club. The May 6 event at Knights of Columbus Hall will honor Washington school athletes from ninth grade through high school plus cheerleaders. Tickets are $5, include meals, and appear at Paul’s Shoes Blake’s Davis Paint and International Harvester Store.
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Demon golfers beat Muscatine in home opener
Washington High School's Demon golf team defeated visiting Muscatine 156 to 173 to win their home opener and second match. Terry Cox led with 37, Tom Logan and Mark Nemmers posted 38, Bruce Paul 44, and Muscatine led by Eric Peters and Scott Maher both 43. B squads tied at 189. Reserve scorers listed. Mt. Pleasant visit on April 16 for R and B matches.
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Washington
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Jim McCarthy
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Ron Green
Kraig Lemley
Dave Ruesswig
Mike Hartsock
Tim Miller
Jim Stark
Bob Ziedler
Mt. Pleasant Panther
Women's Bowling Thursday Rollers League Scores
The Rollers lead with 39 percent PCIE IGE. Debnee Cuceuan and Catenago niece Ween post 29 and 24. InBetweeners show 23 and 20. High team series: Rollers 1958, InBetweeners 1922. Top individual series Anna M Munson 484 and Anna Russell 476. Best game Barb Steele 174 with Barb Stalder and Pat Carson at 170.
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Bowling League Standings and Scores
The Twi Lite League results show Moothart leading with team series 2680 and team game 931 while Home Town posts 2597 and 926. Individual top series include Little 570 and Burkum 563 with game highs Hamil 213 and Little 212 amid Messy OCR text.
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Cepeda Drives Cardinals Past Braves in Big Win
Orlando Cepeda powered the St. Louis Cardinals to a 10-3 victory over Atlanta with four RBIs including a homer a triple and a single. Cepeda's effort helped Nelson Briles earn his 10th straight win over two years as Chicago Cincinnati New York Houston and Pittsburgh won also in NL action. In the AL Detroit Boston California and Minnesota won as well.
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Major League Standings and Scores Digest
United Press International reports American League standings with Minnesota and New York leading at 1 0 followed by Cleveland Boston and California. Thursday results: Minnesota 5 Washington 4 Detroit 4 Boston 3 California 7 Cleveland 5. National League shows Houston St Louis Philadelphia Cincinnati and others with key results and upcoming games.
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Casper Leads Masters After First Round At Augusta
Billy Casper shot a 4 under par 68 to headline the Masters field, creating a one stroke lead over five rivals including Jack Nicklaus and Roberto de Vicenzo. The low 44 plus ties will advance after the second round with the cut looming.
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Don January
Arnold Palmer
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