Bloodhounds rally past Demons in second half
Ft Madison Bloodhounds overcome Washington Demons 78 67 after trailing at halftime. Tony Matteson led with 24 points while Doug Hough paced Washington with 18 and five rebounds. Bloodhounds dominated boards 47 30 and improved to 1 0 in conference play. Washington falls to 2 4 overall.
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Leto
Madison
Bloodhounds
Dave Gerdes
Ft. Madison
Terry Spurgeon
Jay Skinner
Gerdes
Mike Davis
Ward Anderson
Anderson
Washington
Skip Speece
Tony Matteson
Bloodhound
Jerry Stykhuis
Speece
Doug Hough
Joe Gilmore
Terry Dietsch
Matteson
Pat McGinnis
Oskaloosa
Burlington
Davis County
Gilmore
Adams
Hough
Witthoft
Spurgeon
Goff
Totals
Cicada
Archer in golf lead Archer in golf lead
Professional golf tour action at the Bahamas National Open sees George Archer surge to the lead after 36 holes with a 67 66 total 133. He tops Grier Jones who shot 70 65 for 135 while Bert Yancey sits third at 136 with 66 70.
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Freeport
Bahamas
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
George Archer
San Franciscan
Grier Jones
Jones
Luccayan
Bert Yancey
Archer
J. C. Snead
Rod Funseth
Herb Hooper
Tommy Aaron
Bob Dickson
Woods
Tarzan
Jane
Julius Boros
George Johnson
Jerry Abbott
Ralph Johnston
Bob Goalby
Bob Murphy
Jim Weichers
Goalby
Juan ‘Chi Chi’ Rodriguez
Jim Jamieson
Bert Greene
Weichers
R. H. Sikes
Pete Brown
Doug Sanders
Los Angeles
Sophomores edge Ft Madison in late free throws
Washington's Demon sophomores rally to a 59 56 win over Ft Madison as Terry Burkum clutch free throws in the final 24 seconds seal the victory. Roth leads with 14 points and 17 rebounds as Williams Black and Burkum contribute key efforts.
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Terry Burkum
Washington
Demon
St. Madison
Burkum
Craig Paul
Young Bloodhounds
Terry Roth
Young
Madison
Demons
Roth
Joe Williams
Gary Black
Mahoney
Nutgrass
Anderson
Ft. Madison
Washington FG
De-Men Club Set to Meet December 15 at The Willows
The De-Men booster group will gather at The Willows on Wednesday evening December 15 at 8 p.m. All members are urged to attend as this will be the last local meeting until January.
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Washington De-Men
the Willows
Booster Club
Waco teams dominate but girls fall to Tri County
The Waco Warriors crushed Tri County 99 to 40 in the boys game while the Waco girls lost 57 to 50. Steve Rich led the winners with 23 points and 10 rebounds. Randy Seberg added 12. Tri County’s Anita Fischer had 26 and Bonnie Foster 25 for the girls.
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Waco
Warriors
Tri - County
Olds
Kathy Meyer
Anita Fischer
Bonnie Foster
Tri County
Steve Rich
Randy Seberg
Steve Reschly
Dave Schooley
Gary Moore
Ken Hartzell
Pekin
West Burlington
Doughty joins ISU wrestling squad in 158-pound class
Mike Doughty, former Washington High School wrestler, is varsity at Iowa State University in Ames. He competes as the second man in the 158 pound class and lost his first collegiate match 5-0 to Al Hodgden of Wanona State College Minnesota. Doughty is the son of Mr and Mrs Arlo Doughty of Washington.
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Mike Doughty
Washington
Iowa State University
Ames
Doughty
al Hodgden
Wanona State College
Minnesota
Hodgden
Doughty Is the
Mrs
Arlo Doughty
Trojans and Oskaloosa win in Southeast Seven action
Fairfield edged Centerville 58 53 as Mike Fields led the Trojans with 19 points and John Simmons 10. Oskaloosa, ranked highly in AAAA, rolled Davis County 76 51 while Mt Pleasant beat Fort Madison Aquinas 69 68. Scott Kauffman led Aquinas with 29 points.
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Oskaloosa
Centerville
Davis County
Washington
Ft. Madison
Mt Pleasant
Madison Aquinas
Trojans
Big Reds
Mike Fields
John Simmons
Dave Eastburn
Rick Sharp
Dave King
Panthers
Aquinas
Scott Kauffman
Holtgrove
Jim Conaway
Mt. Pleasant
Paley Paca
Oy Eee
PRG Roer
Wolfe Pack
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Holy Notetae
Is Het Vee Hees
Begimote
Oy Astaludeaciads
Grulla
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Newel Ree
Piseormos
Mino
Snipes
H&R’s
Rollers
Nuggetts
Cats
Bombs
Bowling High Scores See Beginners and Rollers Standouts
Team series featured Beginners with 1978 plus 117 and Rollers with 1930. Team game tallies showed Beginners 680 plus 39 and Rollers 702. Individual leaders included J. Fisher with 598 series and 214 game, Mary Randall with 536 series and 191 game.
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J. Fisher
Mary Randall
Highland Huskies split cage pair with Wapello
Highland boys beat Wapello 63-59 to move to 3-1 in four games while the girls fell 51-32. Jim Sleichter led the Huskies with 15 points, Randy Arther 12, and Duane Heck 10. Wapello’s Kent Grimm had 12 for the Panthers.
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Highland
Wapello
Jim Sleichter
Huskies
Randy Arther
Duane Heck
Carl Brush
Kent Grimm
Bill Hoeg
Rick Beard
Denise Veggy
Nancy Waldschmidt
Tina Ament
Reva Lessenger
Danville
Lone Tree
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