Demons Edge Keota 57 31 In Ragged Victory
Washington topped Keota 57 31 in the new Keota gym as Gary Marshall led with 18 points and 12 rebounds. Two regulars were out and Keota kept fighting behind center Do Powell as Coach Tom English planned hard practices for a conference opener with Fairfield.
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Keota
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Phil Foster
Frank Kos
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Foster
Keola Eagles
Jim Moore
Do Powell
Gary Marshall
Steve Talbot
Brian Owen
Ahrens
Eagles
Doug Powell
Doug Shalla
Jerry Stalder
Tom English
Marshall
Demon Sophomores Edge Keota In 36 23 Victory
The Demon Sophomores defeated Keota 36 to 23 to move to 2 1 on the season. Washington sparked offense in the second quarter, then Keota found rhythm, with Bob McClure leading the sophomores with 14 points and Dave Campbell top-scoring for Keota with 10.
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Keota
Washington
Demons
Roger Flory
al Hunsaker
McAvoy
John Sproule
Flory
McClure
Bob McClure
Dave Campbell
Audrey Steele Joins Iowa Wesleyan Choir Soloist Rank
Ten years ago Audrey Steele daughter of Mr and Mrs Milo Steele is named a new soloist with the Iowa Wesleyan Choir under the direction of Prof Oscar Butler.
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Audrey Steele
Milo Steele
Iowa Wesleyan Choir
Oscar Butler
North Scott Defeats Mid-Prairie In Kalona Clash
North Scott beat Mid-Prairie 53 to 49 in Kalona Friday night. Koch led North Scott with 23 points while Eichelberger had 15 for Mid-Prairie. Stout and TeBockhorst helped Mid-Prairie on rebounding as reserves won 39 to 36. Bailey scored 15 for North Scott. Prairie solidifies next game vs Regina in Iowa City.
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North Scott
Mid-Prairie
Koch
Ron Eichelberger
Mid Prairie Stout
TeBockhorst
Mid- Prairies
Bailey
Lau
Favorites Win In College Cage Games
USC tops Missouri 56 43 as Rudometkin scores 16. Utah routs Arizona 71 62 with McGill 29. Heyman leads Duke past Florida 80 58. Providence debut Thomson 23 in 65 59 win over Mt St Marys. Lucas stars as No 1 Ohio State opens vs Florida State. Other results include BYU over UCLA 68 66 and Notre Dame 67 55 over Bellarmine.
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United Press International
John Rudometkin
Bill
the Hill
John Thomson
Friars
Mt St Mary
Jerry Lucas
All America
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Florida State
Cincinnati
Indiana State
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Bill Burwell
Illinois
Butler
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Bellarmine
Southern Methodist
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Ainsworth Cagers Lose Doubleheader at Letts
Ainsworth's basketball teams dropped both ends of a doubleheader at Letts. The L M girls won 50 to 48 and the Ainsworth boys lost 59 to 31. Linda Lowe led the Ainsworth girls with 19 points, while McGill topped the L M girls with 28. For the Ainsworth boys, Alvine scored 14, Klopfenstein 11, Fletcher 10 as Keltner led L M with 24.
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Linda Lowe
Patricia Lowe
McGill
Banks
Alvine
Klopfenstein
Fletcher
Keltner
Army Navy face Rose Bowl bid as winner may get invite
Army and Navy, both 63 records, played in Philadelphia with Rose Bowl optimism. Odds makers called the Army Navy line a toss up as Kennedy and Rose Bowl officials watched. coaches deferred any selection to superintendents.
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Army-Navy
Philadelphia
UCLA
Decorations snag truck on garland. replacements soon
A truck started removing Washington's Christmas decorations early when it became entangled in garland across South Marion Avenue. Only minor damage occurred, with replacements planned soon. Basketball's 26 game win streak ended as Central Michigan beat Calvin College 79 to 53.
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Washington
South Marion Avenue
Central Michigan
Calvin College
Columbus Junction Drops Double-Header at Wapello
Wapello nips Columbus Junction 51-46 in the boys game after a late surge, while the Junction girls fall 49-46. Wapello top scorers Gerst 17 and Gatesh 12. Junction leaders Singleton 18 and Crawford 14. Girls standout Boyd 27. Wapello forwards Grouwinkel and McKinny each 22.
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Gatesh
Singleton
Crawford
Boyd
Heddemann
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McKinny
Wayland Bombers roll to 92 53 victory over Morning Sun
Wayland high school treated fans to a high scoring 92 53 win over Morning Sun as all five Wayland starters reached double figures. Brad Roth led with 24 points, Kenney Miller 14, Dan Reschly 15, Art Hill 13, Charlie Roth 11 while Bob Nichols topped Morning Sun with 22. The win marks Wayland’s second straight in conference play. The Bomber sophomores also won 42 27 over Morning Sun sophomores. Next up is Columbus Junction Tuesday night.
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Wayland
Wayland Bombers
Morning Sun
Jerry Barnholdt
Bombers
Charlie Roth
Kenney Miller
Brad Roth
Dan Reschly
Art Hill
Bob Nichols
Larry Henss
Columbus Junction
Barnholdt
Soviet to By-Pass Nuclear Conference in Geneva
The Soviet Union plans to bypass the three power talks in Geneva and present an un controlled nuclear test ban proposal to the United Nations. Washington and London reject the plan as unacceptable and non negotiable while Moscow pushes a broad propaganda campaign to gain UN support. Semyon Tsarapkin weighs Moscow commitments as the conference resumes after a weekend break.
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Soviet Union
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United States
Britain
Russia
Kremlin
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Holiday Guests At Homes in Pleasant
Thanksgiving gatherings fill Pleasant homes with family dinners and birthday notices. Local families including Hayes, Kleese, Miksch, Wright, and Young hosted relatives and friends during Thanksgiving week, while Viola Young recovers from multiple casts and inspires with her school attendance.
David Jay Arrives At McCrabb Home
Keota news reports the birth of a baby boy named David Jay to Mr. and Mrs. James McCrabb on November 22 at Washington Hospital weighing 7 lbs 0 oz. Twins Sandra and Debra stay with grandparents in Wayland while relatives visit during Thanksgiving period.
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Washington Hospital
David Jay
Sandra
Debra
McCrabb
Ivan Wyse
Wayland
Ronald Wentz
Joel Lawrence
Johnny Brenneman
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James K. Monroe
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Houston
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Beaumont
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J. M. Polson
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Ilo Mason
Winterset
Charles Fosdick
Gene Monaghan
Aubrey Lee
Dysart
James Henderson
Richard Smoothers
Dale Singleton
Pam
Kenny
A. I. Fitzsimmons
Elvin Sheaffer
Earl Leitsinger
John Fladung
David Fladungs
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