Demon teams host Fort Madison in home and home series
Washington High School boys and sophomore basketball teams host Fort Madison Bloodhounds in a Friday night home and away series. The wrestling squad also faces Fort Madison at home before traveling Saturday to an invitational tournament. Washington battles to even their 3-2 start as Fort Madison aims for a top Southeast finish with multiple double figure scorers.
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Washington High School
Fort Madison
Oskaloosa
Hounds
Bill van Aken
Dennis Mckemson
Barry Kraus
Mike Coppage
Mike Glasgow
Skip Speece
Bill Schooley
Speece
Doug Dunlap
Bloodhounds
Varsity
Don Lawless
Randy Crockett
Crockett
Lawless
The
Haywood’s 35 Falls Short as Detroit Edges Eastern Michigan
Spencer Haywood scored 35 and nearly sealed the win with a late layup as Detroit, ranked 17th, edged Eastern Michigan 74-72 on a putback by Jerry Swartzinger. Notre Dame, Richmond, New Mexico State and others won late night as top 20 clubs took victories.
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Spencer Haywood
Detroit
Eastern Michigan
Jerry Swartzinger
Titans
Notre Dame
Richmond
Jim Hewitt
Richard
West Virginia University
Tom Sinnott
Wisconsin
New Mexico State
Dayton
Duke
Sam Lacey
Aggies
Arizona
Virginia
Tony Kinn
Miami
Ohio
UCLA
Jim Gottschall
Flyers
Highland cagers win two games on home court
Highland High School athletes swept both ends of a doubleheader against Lone Tree on Tuesday. The boys won 65 to 51 behind 16 points from Jim Herdlicka and 15 apiece from Tim Krantz and Phil Sojka. The Highland girls won 41 to 30, led by Diane Waldschmidt with 16 and Charlotte Sojka with 12 as they surged from a 19 to 18 halftime margin to lead 31 to 20 in the third period.
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Highland High School
Lone Tree
Highland Court
Highland
Jim Herdlicka
Tim Krantz
Phil Sojka
Kim Hall
Ed Staley
Kron
Grecian
Mike Miller
Doug Miller
Burlein
Jarrard
Highland Girls
Diane Waldschmidt
Charlotte Sojka
Linda Chalupa
Brooksie Brush
Hodechek
Schuster
Bowling Hi-Rollers League Standings and High Scores
State Theater led the Men s Bowling Hi-Rollers League with a team series totaling 2698 plus 42 and a team game of 914 plus 37. Wayne Oil & Tire posted 2549 plus 111 for the team series and 914 for the game. Individual tops included Marlane Miller with 654 in series and 226 in a game, Jerry Fisher with 635 in series and 221 in a game. Other teams listed include Nixon Feeds, Wayne Oil & Tire, Watson Cleaners, T & C Plymouth, Lemle Electric, and Steele Lumber, with varied partial scores noted.
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Steele Lumber
Nixon Feeds
Wayne Oil & Tire
Watson Cleaners
Cnwenesecksewes
T & C Plymouth
Lemle Electric
Wayne
State Theater
Nixon
Marlane Miller
Jerry Fisher
Junior Bowling Team Auctioneers Edges Fire Dept in Meet
In a tight junior bowling league meet the Auctioneers defeated the Fire Dept 2298 to 2277. Sherman Eden led the team with 791 series while Auctioneers posted 792 team game. Gary Zeck claimed 519 in series and 202 in game, Gordon Roth 465, and Kelly Slagle top game with 183.
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Auctioneers
Fire Dept
Sherman Eden
Gary Zeck
Gordon Roth
Kelly Slagle
Bullets lead East with balanced attack in win over Knicks
Six Bullets share scoring as Baltimore beat New York 118 to 110 to stay a game ahead of Boston. Johnson and Unseld posted 22, Loughery 20, Monroe 18, Scott 10 as Monroe’s clutch three-point play sparked a late burst. Celtics- Pistons and other NBA results noted.
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United Press International
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Earl Monroe
Kevin Loughery
Gus Johnson
Wes Unseld
Ray Scott
Jack Marin
Bullets
Johnson
Unseld
Loughery
Monroe
Scott
New York Knicks
Boston Celtics
Detroit Pistons
Philadelphia 76Ers
Phoenix Suns
Cincinnati Royals
San Diego Rockets
Milwaukee Bucks
San Francisco Warriors
Willis Reed
Knicks
Women's Bowling Results Across Ainsworth and Squire Shoppe
Wednesday results show teams Ainsworth two 2415 edging Squire Shoppe two 2393. Roe Heating two 2464 and Minick two 2477 lead team series, with McCleery one 2376 and Jack and Jill three 2406. Carson one 2329 and Bryn Mawr three 2361. Minick 2477 and Roe 2464 led team games with McCleery 858. Individual leader L. Miller 562 and D. Patterson 213 top games.
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Ainsworth
Squire Shoppe
Roe Heating
Minick
McCleery
Jack & Jill
Carson
Bryn Mawr
Roe
L. Miller
D. Patterson
J. Davis
Ainsworth Bank
Ose
McCleery - Cumming
Carson Ee
Minick Bryn Mawree
Nixon Praises Rusk Despite Campaign Disagreements
Nixon sharply criticized during the campaign but lauds Henry Rusk as eight years of difficult yet respected service in government. He hosts a reception after briefings, meets Democratic counterparts, and plans a White House visit with the Johnsons.
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Nixon
Rusk
Rusk Rusk
Johnsons
White House
Maurice Stans
Schoendienst named NL Manager of the Year by UPI
Red Schoendienst guided the St Louis Cardinals to back to back NL pennants in 1967 68 earning the NL Manager of the Year honors from United Press International. He led a strong bench while Bob Gibson dominated with a 112 ERA and 268 strikeouts.
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New York
UPI
Red Schoendienst
Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
United Press International
Mexico City
Detroit
Schoendy
Boston
Gil Hodges
New York Mets
Dave Bristol
Cincinnati
Lyman Harris
Atlanta
Leo Durocher
Chicago
Herman Franks
San Francisco
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Ethel Kennedy Delivers Daughter by Caesarean
Ethel Kennedy gave birth to a girl at Georgetown University Hospital six months after the assassination of her husband Robert F. Kennedy. The 8 pound 4 ounce infant, the couple’s 11th child and fourth daughter, arrived at 8 40 a.m. EST. Doctor John W. Walsh performed the operation and Frank Mankiewicz announced both mother and child were in excellent condition. Sen Edward M. Kennedy and wife Joan arrived at the hospital shortly after 7 a.m.
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Washington
UPI
Ethel Kennedy
Robert F. Kennedy
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Highland Cagers
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Washington Fire Dept
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Swartzendruber Auct
Home Town Dairies
Sherman - Eden Eaeeere
Roe Heating Moothart
Hanson Concrete
Andersen
Howard Hess
Lee Goodlander
Jim Barnes
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Jimmy Walker
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76Ers
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Evening Journal
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ST. Louis, Mo
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VFW
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King’s Men
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Auto Service
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Dale
Riverside
Joe and
Dorothy Bennett
Otto Happy
Wormac, Inc
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WERO
Geeco Ns
Perdock
OLDS
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