Demons fall to Bloodhounds 83 to 11 at Fort Madison
Washington’s Demons displayed season best scoring but were overwhelmed by Bloodhounds led by Bill Slee. Key contributors for Washington included Larry Brinning with 15 second half points and Chris Wilson with 16 first half points. Slee paced Fort Madison with 19 points and strong rebounding.
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Sophomore Demon Nine Fall To Bloodhounds 76 62
Washington sophomores fell 76 to 62 at Fort Madison as Bloodhounds built lead through 18 point effort by Ted Witthoft and 13 by Ron Schooley. Russell Williams led Demons with 12 while Williams and Hennigan fouled out late, ending any rally.
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Waco Warriors down Central in 68 to 49 win
Waco Warriors defeated Central Fashington 68 to 49 as Ron Spangler led with 14 points and Kem Brimhall added 13. Other Waco scorers included Rich Seberg 12 and Olds with 18 total points. The victory followed a steady lead from start to finish with solid rebounding and field goals.
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UCLA Dominates Duke in 88-54 Victory with Alcindor Limited
UCLA routs Duke 88-54 as Alcindor draws triple team, while Warren Fort Madison Shackelford and Decker power the Bruins. Duke’s Verga leads with 17. BYU, North Carolina win while Kansas and Syracuse post wins. Three-man defense slows Alcindor but UCLA’s supporting stars lift the team.
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Mt Pleasant Fairfield win in Southeast Six play
Mt Pleasant defeated Davis County Mustangs 70 to 37 while Fairfield beat Centerville 56 to 52 at home and Fort Madison edged the Demons 8 to 1 in Southeast Six action. Potts scored 16 for Mt Pleasant, Watson 18 for Fairfield as Centerville and Davis County trailed.
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Mediapolis Girls Dominate Columbus Junction Rally
Mediapolis girls basketball outpaced Columbus Junction 74 to 29 as the pace started strong in the first quarter. McElhinney led Mediapolis with 32 points while Singleton topped Columbus Junction with 14.
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High school basketball scores from multiple games
Fort Madison 83 Washington 71. Fairfield 56 Centerville 52. Ottumwa 63 Burlington 58. Bettendorf 70 Muscatine 64. West Branch 54 A High 50. Cota 51 HSV 49. G R Jefferson 90 C R Washington 70. Marion 54 Vinton 43. Mt Pleasant 70 Davis County 1. Williamsburg 96 Sigourney 41. Mid Prairie 76 Solon 56 girls.
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Philadelphia Stays On Top In NBA Title Chase
The 76ers moved to 25-2 with a 112-107 win over the Knicks as Boston, at 19-5 in the East, beat Cincinnati 117-99 to stay within reach. San Francisco edged Los Angeles 119-118 as Rick Barry scored 49 and Nate Thurmond failed to convert a late setup. Philadelphia heads to St Louis while Boston hosts Chicago then faces the 76ers in Boston in the third meeting of the season.
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Nicklaus calls for faster golf as slow play irks fans
Jack Nicklaus urges speeding up tournaments after a delayed finish at PGA National Team Championship. He and Arnold Palmer led at dark, blaming shadows for missed putts while rivals Cupit and Hebert brothers climbed.
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al Besselink
Coatta Named Wisconsin Football Head Coach at 37
Joan Coatta, the former Wisconsin quarterback, was unanimously approved as head coach by the Board of Regents to succeed Milt Bruhn. He signed a three year contract at 19500 annually, with Bruhn remaining as assistant athletic director. Coatta vows to “be in the game” after Wisconsin’s three straight losing seasons and plans to keep most current assistants.
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