Davis to Lead Demon Football Team at Washington High
John D. Davis named new Demon football coach after board accepted his application among five finalists. Davis has coached at Nashua Community Schools Clinton Town schools and Denver, led Cedar Wapsie and North Central Conference teams with strong records, is 6 ft 215 lbs, Mapleton native, UNI alum, married with two daughters, resigning Roger Harrington’s post at Washington High.
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Iowa
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University of Northern Iowa
Rosien keynote at Washington Kiwanis luncheon
Washington High School Tracks coach Jim Rosien spoke at the Washington Kiwanis noon meeting. Three new members Claude Woods DeWayne Adams and Lowell Swartifoot received certificates and kits, welcomed by Chairman William Day. Guests included Don Walker and Jerry McMillan.
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Dennis Coon to Run in Drake Relays Marathon
Dennis Coon, longtime wrestling coach at Washington High School, is entered in the Drake Relays marathon this weekend. The 26 mile 300 yard race will start Saturday morning. Coon has trained by jogging through fall and winter and has worked up to about 10 miles in practice, though his longest college distance was two miles.
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Bowling High Scores Highlight Local Match
Worley led with a 2792 team series and 984 in a team game while Carson posted 2762 and Moothart contributed 993 in a team game. Individual leaders included Joe Richards with 635 in series and 245 by C Humphreys in a game as R Crone added 610.
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Stargell Hits Four Homers In Pirates rout of Braves
Willie Stargell blasted three homers in the first three trips and added a fourth later to power the Pirates to a 10-2 win over Atlanta. He’s now tercet three-homer games against Atlanta and four in a game, a near-record feat.
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Bowling Standings and Scores From Local Leagues
In the Corn King League results Zieglowsky Lumber Steele Watson and others posted high team and individual totals with Zieglowsky leading in team series with 2702 plus 135 and in team game by 45. Doug Dickson led individuals with 609 in series and 217 in a game while Bill Rarick had 228. The Coast to Coast league shows Twink tops in team series with 2742 and Ken Hanson 971 in series.
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Ali and Wilt Chamberlain to fight in Houston for $1 million each
Muhammad Ali plans a July 26 bout at the Astrodome with Wilt Chamberlain, each earning $1 million, though no contract is signed. Chamberlain, 34, will fly to Houston to finalize talks. The bout could be delayed by Ali's draft evasion appeal, with Supreme Court decision due in June.
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Hennigan Signs With South Dakota in NC Conference
Hennigan a two time All Conference Washington High School star signed a North Central Conference letter of intent with the University of South Dakota. The 6 1 190 pound back plans to major in physical education and was a versatile athlete in football basketball and track under coach Harrington.
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Washington High School
University of South Dakota
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University of Minnesota
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William Hennigan
Washington
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WHS
South Dakota
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