Demons Host Jefferson in Tuesday Basketball Test
Washington's Demons prepare to meet Cedar Rapids Jefferson on Tuesday night. Jefferson lines up 6 ft 8 in center Doug Holland with guards Trickey and Loftsgard and forwards Julich and Ullrich while Washington counters with Miller Gebhardt Eagle Clingman Swartzendruber and supporting forwards Hennigan Braun Lemley Brock in a sophomore game at 6 30 p.m.
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Davenport
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Joe Gebhardt
Steve Eagle
John Clingman
Scott Swartzendruber
Denny Hennigan
Daryl Braun
Kraig Lemley
Randy Brock
Rams Aim to Go Undefeated With 11-0 Start
Los Angeles Rams moved to 11-0 by beating Washington 24-13, clinching the Coastal Division and earning a Western Conference title game spot against Minnesota. Browns clinched Century Division with a 28-24 win over Chicago as they head to the Eastern Conference final on Dec 28. Other NFL results included Baltimore over Atlanta, Green Bay over New York, New Orleans over Philadelphia, and St. Louis routing Pittsburgh.
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Toy Movie aids underprivileged children in area
Ten years ago a Jaycee sponsored Toy Movie at State Theatre drew over 300 local youngsters. A large collection of used toys and some new ones were gathered at the free screening to be distributed by Jaycees to needy children in the area.
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Lamonica Shines as Raiders Top Jets in Big AFL Tilt
Daryle Lamonica outpitched Joe Namath by completing 19 of 28 passes for 333 yards and two touchdowns to lift the Oakland Raiders 27-14 over the New York Jets before a AFL record crowd of 63,865. Namath struggled under pressure, while Lamonica’s performance earned the victory and solidified the Raiders’ hold atop the Western Division. Boston beat Miami 38-23, Buffalo edged Cincinnati 16-13.
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Washington divers beat Oskaloosa in first local pool duplex meet
Washington Y swim team hosted the first diving meet at the local pool, defeating Oskaloosa 45 to 24. Coaches Dave and Mrs. McCall praised performances across age groups with multiple top finishes including Terry Hartmann first in Open Class and several third through fifth place showings for younger divers.
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Paullina Panthers Seek Third Straight Undefeated Season
Paullina High School faces a renewed challenge as 6-7 senior star Neil Fegebank and a veteran lineup return to defend the Sioux Valley Conference. Coach Griebel emphasizes one-game-at-a-time aims as Paullina targets a third straight undefeated season after opening 1969-70 with a win over Sioux Center, while Hastings for the conference title.
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Grass fire along railroad right of way near Gracehill
Washington firemen answered a 4 p.m. Sunday call to battle a grass fire that broke out along the railroad right of way from the William Chmelar farm southwest of Gracehill.
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Women’s Bowling Results From Wash. Co Abstract
Friday night Wash. Abstract results show team and individual standings. Abstract 2061 and Willows 2009 lead team series with Willows also posting the top team game 734. Individual scores include Lucy Smith 541 and Betty Ward 495 in series. Betty Ward and Cher ry l Richards each with game highs of 190, and Ward and Smith 188.
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Pride drives top prep cager Heck to excel
Washington high senior Jim Heck, a standout 17 year old basketball player, reflects on pride and ambition after leading his team to last year’s state title with 23.3 points and 8.2 rebounds per game. He trains hard at summer camps and aims to improve to a complete college prospect. He emphasizes team success and feels no pre season pressure yet. He believes Wash can defend the crown if they reach tournament form.
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