Hounds Defeat Demons 78 70 On Fort Madison Court
Fort Madison Bloodhounds overcame Washington Demons 78 to 70 at home in the Southeast Six Conference. Demons Coach Skip Speece praised effort but cited execution and offensive rebounding, as Washington committed 22 turnovers and managed 43 percent shooting. Scorers included Mike Hennigan 18, Bob English 18, Ron Schooley 17 for Fort Madison. Barry Kraus 16 and Dennis Mekemsom 14 for Washington.
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Fort Madison
Skip Speece
Hounds
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Ron Schooley
Bob English
Barry Kraus
Dennis Mekemsom
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Hennigan
Williams
Bill Schooley
Clingman
Swartzendruber
Gebhardt
Kraus
van Aken
Mekemsom
Young Glasgow
Burton
Coppage
Waco Wrestlers Defeat Van Buren for 4th Win in Keosauqua
Waco improved to 4 1 with a 28 25 victory over Van Buren at Keosauqua. The Warriors moved to 3 0 in conference and set a clash with Pekin next Friday to lead the standings. Friday results include Burkholder forfeits and pins, Bean and Ule decisions, Graber and Shipley draws, with several pins by Herver Paisley Roth and Melpinger.
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Waco
van Buren
Keosauqua
Warriors
Pekin
Steve Burkholder
Warren Burkholder
Mark Bean
Glen DeHart
Burdean Graber
Rich Anderson
Rod Reschly
Greg Ule
Ray Harryman
Dudley Graber
Terry Shipley
Sam Carruthers
High School Basketball Scores From Saturday Night
Centerville 66 over Fairfield 62 Fort Madison 78 over Washington 70 Wapello 64 over Highland 58 Mediapolis 70 over Winfield-Mt Union 54. Muscatine 57 over Keokuk 51 Williamsburg 83 over Sigourney 62 Keota 75 over HSV 58 Mid-Prairie 84 over West Branch 46 West Branch 39 over Mid-Prairie 37 girls. Mount Pleasant 51 over Fort Madison Aquinas 44 Oskaloosa 75 over Davis County 48.
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Washington
Wapello
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Mediapolis
Winfield - Mt. Union
Muscatine
Keokuk
Williamsburg
Sigourney
Keota
HSV
Mid - Prairie
West Branch
Mount Pleasant
Aquinas
Oskaloosa
Davis County
Christmas Gift Center Bargains and Free Wrapping
Shopping guide notes gift center items on offer including waffle irons percolators hair dryers can openers corn poppers toasters steam irons skillets mixers and Osterizers. The text also shifts to a provocative remark about women and girls reflecting dated stereotypes.
Three way tie leads Southeast Six basketball race
Fairfield Fairfield Trojans Centerville Big Reds Oskaloosa Mustangs lock atop Southeast Six after last night results. Centerville beat Fairfield 66 62 while Oskaloosa routed Davis County 75 48 and Fort Madison fell to Washington 78 70. Mount Pleasant beat Fort Madison Aquinas 51 44 in a non conference game. Centerville led 18 16 after Q1 38 32 at half and 48 45 after three. Fairfield fought back late but fell short. Joe Rodgers led Centerville with 17 points, Ron Thomas 14 Terry Barber 13 and Wright 16. Fairfield’s Kennedy 19 Becksfort 14 Forbes 12 Palm 11. Oskaloosa’s Jim Smith 16 Davis 12 Fitch 12 Van Donselaar 11. Aquinas’ Shaver 12. Standings follow.
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Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Centerville
Fairfield Trojans
Washington
Fort Madison
Davis County
Mt. Pleasant
Fort Madison Aquinas
Trojans
Curt Rich
Fred Morrow
Curt Moxley
Rich Shaver
Aquinas
Sophomores Rally To Beat Fort Madison 61 45
Washington sophomore basketball team overcame a 12 10 opening deficit to defeat Fort Madison 61 45 on Friday night. The Demons used a press to surge from 40 34 down in the third period, outrebounding 28 23 led by Daryl Braun with 11 boards and 21 points. Russ Davisson added 19 and Denny Hennigan 12.
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Washington
Fort Madison
Doug Dunlap
Demons
Hounds
Daryl Braun
Braun
Russ Davisson
Denny Hennigan
Villanova Seeks No 2 Spot With Tar Heels Test
Villanova rises to challenge North Carolina for the No 2 ranking after a 78-68 win over Boston College. Howard Porter 26 points helped a 39-31 halftime lead as Villanova moved to 4-0, while BC dropped to 0-4 amid 26 turnovers and an injury to Billy Evans. Other notes include Santa Clara beating Houston 75-70 and Kansas 78-65 over Creighton.
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United Press International
Villanova
Lew Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
North Carolina
Tar Heels
New York
Wildcats
Bob Cousy
Boston College
Howard Porter
Eagles
Billy Evans
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Bruins
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Brigham Young
Kansas
Creighton
Michigan State
Butler
Tennessee
Oklahoma
Montana
Washington St
Local Fire Department Board Names 1920 Leaders
Ten years ago Maynard L. Brown was re elected fire chief this year Tom Tanner is the first assistant Walter Starr is second assistant and Leighton Kelly secretary John Custer and Raymond Miller are the truck drivers.
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Maynard L. Brown
Tom Tanner
Walter Starr
Leighton Kelly
John Custer
Raymond Miller
Waco girls and boys beat Pekin in basketball
Waco swept Pekin in Friday night basketball with the girls winning 69 to 44 and the boys 57 to 42. Marcia Schrader scored 36 for the Warriorettes, aided by White 13 and Davis 14. In the boys contest Glen Fletcher led Waco with 13 points, Nebel 14, Hesseltine 12, while Redman 16 and Chacey 10 led Pekin. Nebel also pulled down 15 rebounds for the Warriors.
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Waco
Pekin
Marcia Schrader
Warriorettes
Becky White
Ann Davis
Linda Baker
Cathy Achen
Cheryl Sommers
Mary Lowenberg
Waco Boys
Glen Fletcher
Grant Nebel
Glen Hesseltine
Jason Roth
Jim Widmer
John Schrader
Ken Roth
Ken Redman
Ron Chacey
Nebel
Warriors
Ninth graders fall to Muscatine Central in close junior game
Washington ninth graders lost 62 to 60 at Muscatine as Hagensick’s Demons led most of the game before a cold fourth quarter. Muscatine’s Hopp scored 26, Bienke 12, Hanson 11 while Washington’s Brock 18 Anderson 17 Arnolds 9 Zeck 10 Gilmore 2. Zeck had 8 rebounds. Anderson cooled in second half. Washington shot 40 percent, Muscatine over 50. Washington hosts Mid Prairie next Thursday on the junior high court.
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Duane Hagensick
Muscatine
Hopp
Bienke
Hanson
Washington
Randy Brock
Ward Anderson
Bob Arnolds
Larry Guy
Gary Zeck
Joe Gilmore
Zeck
Arnold
Anderson
Mid Prairie
Hawks and Drake Renew Rivalry At Des Moines Tonight
In Des Moines 12000 fans pack Veterans Auditorium for the Iselout Hawks meet Drake. Drake’s Willie McCarter overcomes a foot injury while Maurice John tests defensive matchups with Dolph Pulliam guarding Glenn Vidnovic and Willie Wise on John Johnson as Iowa and Drake square off in a key early season clash.
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Bulldogs
Iowa
Willie McCarter
McCarter
Maurice John
Hawkeyes
Ben Mankowski
Mankowski
John
Dolph Pulliam
Glenn
Vidnovic
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Willie Wise
John Johnson
Garry Odom
Dick Jensen
Missouri Valley Conference
Big Ten
Hawkins sidelined as ABA duel ends in Barry burst
The ABA leaders Oakland and Minnesota met with Connie Hawkins out due to a broken blood vessel above his right elbow. Rick Barry scored 45 points guiding Oakland to a 127-122 win as Minnesota led 117-109 with 5:15 left before Oakland’s 12-2 run changed the game.
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United Press International
American Basketball Association
Oakland
Minnesota
Connie Hawkins
Rick Barry
Barry
The
Oaks
Hawkins
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