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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1962

Page

6

Demons Open Home Season in Tight 58-51 Win Over WACO

Washington Demons beat WACO 58-51 before a standing room crowd to open home play. Brian Owen led with 24 points after switching to center, while Joe Jones added 10 and Jerry Stalder 12. Free throws made the difference as Washington hit 22 of 35 vs 11 of 22 for WACO.

Washington Demons WACO Demons Brian Owen Owen Joe Jones Mike Steele Fleet Guards Jerry Stalder Bob McClure Doug Shalla Roth Brad Roth Warriors Charlie Roth Ken Miller Washington Jones Larry Henss Stalder WACC Steele Shalla Miller K, Rich Mast Henss Myers Lowe

Thanksgiving Visit From Janet Tucker Arrives Home

Ten years ago today Mrs Eurain Tucker enjoys a Thanksgiving visit from her daughter Janet Tucker who comes home from Oak Park Academy in Nevada arriving Wednesday during the holiday break.

Eurain Tucker Janet Oak Park Academy Nevada

Mid-Prairie Narrowly Falls to North Scott 57 53

Golden Hawks rally in the fourth quarter but fall 57 53 at Wellman High School. Ken Kepler scores 21 to lead Mid Prairie with Kirk Bailey adding 12 while Johnson tops North Scott with 17. Next game hosts Regina of Iowa City on Friday night.

Mid- Prairie Johnson North Scott Hawks Regina Iowa City

Army Navy Tilt Headlines Final College Football Day

Army and Navy clash in Philadelphia Municipal Stadium with over 100000 fans including President Kennedy. Southern California, Mississippi and Alabama seek bowls as title hopefuls and bids hang on Florida Miami and Gotham outcomes.

United Press International Army Navy Southern California Mississippi Alabama Philadelphia Municipal Stadium Kennedy Armed Forces Radio Notre Dame Ole Miss Arkansas Crimson Tide Oklahoma Southern Cal Dartmouth Mississippi State Auburn Gotham Penn State New York Boston College TCU Nebraska West Virginia Duke Virginia Rutgers Baylor Rice Tennessee Vanderbilt UCLA Utah Georgia Tech Georgia Houston Cincinnati Oklahoma State

Ainsworth Falls Twice at Cosgrove in Basketball

The Ainsworth boys lost 61 35 and the girls 60 24 at Cosgrove. Banks led the boys with 10 points before fouling out, while Cosgrove’s Ekrich scored 27. In the girls game Alvine led Ainsworth with 14 as Cosgrove spread scoring.

Ainsworth Cosgrove Banks Klopfenstein Ekrich

Women's Bowling Scores and Standings for Iowa Event

General Life of Iowa tops team score with 1832 in Friday results. Fareway 1794, Swifts Feeds 1711, Mace Motor Co 1526, Hy Vee 1381, Coast to Coast 1499, Advanced Ross 1382. Ferne Birney led individuals with 525 series and 198 game. Phyllis Brown added 495 and 197.

General Life of Iowa Swifts Mace Motor Company Fareway Fe Advanced Ross Mace Motor Co General Life Fareway Ferne Birney Phyllis Brown

Two Basketball Games Highlight Busy Week At Muscatine

Readers comment on local sports schedule noting late games at Muscatine and a hoped for a sleep-friendly home contest. The letter also salutes Mrs Wish er Et Cetera and reflects on repairing household items and the cost of better choices.

Muscatine

Orioles fail in bid for Cepeda

In a frenzied winter meeting a week of trades, the Orioles push to land Orlando Cepeda from the Angels as Lee MacPhail presses Angel GM Fred Haney. Talks center on Milt Pappas and George Thomas with Fisher or Thomas as possible swap options. Multiple clubs shuffle players including Amalfitano and Nottebart in a flurry of transactions.

NEW York UPI Orlando Cepeda Baltimore Orioles Los Angeles Angels Orioles George Thomas Angels Jack Fisher Baltimore Lee MacPhail Angel Fred Haney Milt Pappas Thomas Pappas Fisher-for-Thomas Haney MacPhail Giants Cepeda Steve Barber Jackie Brandt Houston Joey Amalfitano Dick Lemay Manuel Mota Norm Larker Milwaukee Connie Grob Jim Bolger Oklahoma City Don Nottebart Braves Amalfitano

Riverside Beats Amana Five 57 to 48 on Friday

Riverside's cagers defeated Amana 57 to 48 after an 11 all opening quarter. Krantz scored 18, Yordy 15, and Rath 15 to pace Riverside, leading 30 to 22 at halftime and 41 to 32 after three quarters. Amana's Felz had 13 for the losers.

Riverside Amana Bombers University High Iowa City Krantz Yordy Rath Schmidt Musser Weber Felz Baumgartner Sojka

Demon Sophomores Triumph in City Cage Clash

Washington's sophomores defeated Waco underclassmen 53 to 35 in the opener of a doubleheader. Tim Trotman led scoring with 16 points, Rich Ballard added 13, while Roth was the top scorer for Waco with 12.

Washington Waco Tim Trotman Rich Ballard Roth Scranton Novak Holden Trotman Norton Ballard Lowe Larson Tindal A Dougall Wagner Clayes Totals J, Henss Seaberg Davison Ra ” Brimhall Olson Osborne McCullough Farmer Sommer Peterson Suter

Demon Gridders Receive Awards At Washington High

Washington High School football players were honored Friday as letters certificates and other awards were presented by the coaches at a school assembly program. Special award went to Pio Barone the Italian exchange student who played football for the Demons this year until he was sidelined with an injury.

Washington Pio Barone Demons Pio Gene Zeck Don Kos Steve Talbot Jerry Stalder Brian Owen Rick Latta Marcus Henry Joe McCarthy Rich Vosika Don Davis Dave Everetts John Mulcahy Rich Ballard Dave Davis Terry Haifley Kenny Hough Tim Horak Joe Jones Bob McClure Dick Gallagher Dan Coon John Beranek Ed Weeks Jerry Deaton Joe Scranton George Johnson Glen Dinkheller Gary Schebeck Steve Putman Joe McGraw Jim Kauffman Roger Flory Rod Britain Mike Boshart Ron Marsh Ron McAvoy Dave Coon Dick Wells Jim Wells Glen Beauchamp Ron Wagner Rich Bordwell Ed Beranek

Junction Teams Lose Two Games to Wapello

Columbus Community led 28 points from Mike Singleton and 16 from Wiley to win 58 38 against Wapello at Columbus Junction. In the girls game Brown scored 35 for Columbus Junction as Wapello won 61 50 with McKinney 28 and Grouwinkel 22 supporting.

Junction Wapello Columbus Junction Mike Singleton Columbus Bob Curtis Singleton Wiley Bryant Brown McKinney Grouwinkel

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