Gabriel leads Rams to key upset over 49ers at Candlestick
Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel, after acupuncture treatment for elbow tendonitis, directed a 26-16 victory over the San Francisco 49ers before 61,215 at Candlestick Park. He threw two touchdowns, ran the decisive offense, and helped Los Angeles stay within a half game of the NFC West lead behind Spurrier and Klein.
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Lance Rentzel
Jack Snow
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Steve Spurrier
Bruce Gossett
Ninth graders dip Waco for 4th win
Washington ninth grade Demons beat Waco 69 to 52 on the local junior high court to stretch their win streak to four. Mike Roth led with 16 points, Jeff Hoyle 14, John McCarthy 14, Gary Crawford 11, and Hoyle scored all his points in the fourth. Roth had eight rebounds and five assists. Neff led Waco with 20 points. Washington travels to Muscatine Central Thursday.
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Jeff Hoyle
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Bill Tweeton Stars in Boot Hill Bowl Victory
William Penn of Oskaloosa upset Emporia State 17 to 14 in the Boot Hill Bowl at Dodge City Kansas. Bill Tweeton son of Dr and Mrs M L Tweeton of Washington played as an offensive lineman for Penn and local fans from Washington traveled to Dodge City to watch him.
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Dodge City
Kansas
Washington
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Billy Ray
Scott
Drew Steele
Maynard Goff
Dave Tweeton
Gail Conrad
Oskaloosa Girls Swim Past YWCA in Season Opener
Oskaloosa swimmers upset the Washington YWCA team 256 to 183 as Ann Lampkin set a 40 yard backstroke pool record for 9 and 10 year olds with 29.3 seconds, while several relay squads came close to Cedar Rapids marked records. The YWCA squad will travel to Rock Island for AAU Relays next Saturday and results list multiple event finishes across age groups from 8 through 15 years.
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Lisa Lemley
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S. Robertson
C. Miller
B. Robison
Cathy
Hanson
C Wiley
S. Zwicki
Robertson
C Hanson
M. Young
C. Wiley
H. Maggert
Waco Wrestlers Fall to Pekin in Dual Meet
Pekin dominates Waco 51 to 6 in a Blackhawk Conference duel. Norman Hershy and Tom Arbogast led Waco wins, while Pekin secured most decisions and pins, with key pins by Mark Kurtz and Dwight Mathias and forfeits in several classes. Waco hosts Columbus Community Thursday seeking momentum.
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Andy Adam
Hal Fritchen
Mark Wilhoit
Steve Davis
Pat McClough
Keith van Engen
Randy Morrow
Rodney Hanze
Demon JV Falls to Indians 74 70 In Hard Fought Battle
Washington High School junior varsity rallied in the second half but could not overcome Oskaloosa's 21 11 first quarter lead. Oskaloosa led 45 25 at halftime and held on despite Washington tying 58 58 late in the fourth. Terry Roth scored 23 for the Demons. Doug Tomlinson toped Oskaloosa with 25.
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Doug Farrier
Joe Williams
Mike Schooley
Gary Black
Andy Shimko
Terry Burkum
Doug Tomlinson
Bob Eckerman
Southern Cal Tops Final Grid Rating
Southern Cal leads the UPI final college football rankings with 11-0 record and 350 points. Oklahoma, Ohio State, Alabama, Texas, Michigan, Auburn, Penn State, Nebraska, and Louisiana State follow in the top ten, with several teams holding 10- to 11- win totals and conference notes.
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Highland twins dual meet with school record points
Highland wrestling beat Clear Creek 52 to 15 setting a school record for points aided by six pins including a 19 second pin in the 185 class. Five undefeated wrestlers anticipated in the Wapello tournament with a reversed heavyweights-to-smalls lineup and several pinfalls and decisions noted.
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Daryl Stickly
Kit Kosina
Russ Keeler
Len Corpman
Rick Rath
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