Demons Face Fort Madison Bloodhounds At Home Friday
Washingtons Demons prepare for a home game Friday hosting the Fort Madison Bloodhounds after a conference opener win over Fairfield. Fort Madison features Bill Slee and a tall lineup but lacks experience, while Washington relies on Tim Trotman Al Brock Jim Logan Tom Lowe Frank Sanders and Stan Roth. Sophomore coach Wally Horn trades in Fred Goodell to Hunter Robert Wilson and Hennigan Sojka as the team adjusts after Goodell injures his foot.
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John Sproule
Fort Madison Bloodhounds
Hounds
Davis County Mustangs
Bloodhounds
Fort Madison
Keokuk
Burlington
Notre Dame
Big Gun
Bill Slee
Tim Trotman
Washington
Simpson
Fairfield
Slee
Decker
Bever
Coffey
Schier
Sproule
Demon
al Brock
Jim Logan
Tom Lowe
Frank Sanders
Stan Roth
Bob Bower
Wally Horn
Fred Goodell
Horn
Hunter
Robert
Wilson
Hennigan
Sojka
Goodell
Tom Doughty Wins In Reserve Division Match
An error in the results listing for the Washington Ft Madison duals showed Tom Doughty as a loser, but he actually won his reserve division bout. The correction confirms Doughty’s victory in the wrestling meet.
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Washington-Ft. Madison
Tom Doughty
Tom
Wichita shocks Michigan rivals with 100-94 upset
Wichita State, using tempo and hustle learned from UCLA, upset second-ranked Michigan 100-94. Jamie Thompson scored 28 with nine rebounds as John Clawson added 28. Michigan’s Cazzie Russell had 21. Other NCAA action noted includes Ohio State edging Butler 75-74 and Kentucky routing Illinois 86-68.
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Shockers
UCLA
Michigan
Bruins
Wolverines
Jamie Thompson
Kelly Pete
Thompson
Craig Dill
John Clawson
Cazzie Russell
Ron Sepic
al Peters
Ohio State
Butler
Sepic
Buckeyes
Peters
Bucks
Thad Jaracz
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
Illinois
Celtics Edge Lakers 108 106 in comeback behind Russell Jones
Celtics win 108 106 over Lakers as Bill Russell and Sam Jones spark late surge off the bench. Havlicek scores 24 for Boston while Boozer and Hazzard pace Los Angeles with 23 each as L A drops to fourth straight defeat.
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Sam Jones
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National Basketball Association
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Russell
Jones
John Havlicek
Bob Boozer
Walt Hazzard
Bailey Howell
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Philadelphia
76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
Nat Thurmond
Detroit Pistons
San Francisco Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
New York Knickerbockers
Zelmo Beaty
Bill Bridges
Iowa Downs Creighton In 103 77 Victory
Iowa bucked to a 7-7 start and used fast break offense to rout Creighton 103 77 in Iowa City. Dennis Pauling, Chris Perrall and Gerry Jones led with double figures, Perrall 21, Jones 20, Powers lead Creighton with 23, attendance 11,800.
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Hawkeyes
Chris Perrall
Iowa City
Towa
UPI
Iowa
Dennis Pauling
Gerry Jones
Tim Powers
Bluejays
Se Oo Pauling
Jones
Pervall
Peeples
Olson
Gottschalk
Agnew
Breedlove
Chapman
Creigh
Anderzunas
Holiday smuggling plagues Mexico
UPI reports that border guards face added duties as toy smugglers exploit Christmas import routes. Chambers of Commerce along the U S Mexico border blame cross border shopping habits for illicit toy transfers and a projected $20 million economic loss during the holiday period.
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UPI
Senor Fatso
Jose
Chambers of Commerce
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U.S
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