Demons fall to Mustangs in tight 67 63 loss
Washington Demons, without Scott Swartzen druber, lose 67 63 to Davis County. Joe Gebhardt leads Washington with 24 points while Sears Roberts and Wilfawn add 15 each and Ensminger Wyse off the bench score 12 and 10. Davis County dominates rebounding 44 37 and takes a 33 26 halftime edge. The Demons next play January 8 at home against Oskaloosa.
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Washington
Scott Swartzendruber
Davis County
Skip Speece
Swartz
Joe Gebhardt
Mustangs
Sears
Roberts
Wilfawn
Ensminger
Wyse
Gary Goodell
Ward Anderson
Demons
FT PF
Hennigan Braun
Goodell
Anderson
Ll Gebhardt
Gilmore
Adams
Allen
Senis Roberts
Utt
Donald L. Gardner Named Noble Grand Of Local Odd Fellows
Donald L. Gardner has been named noble grand of the Odd Fellows lodge here. Other officers are Ivan West vice grand LeRoy Jugenheimer recording secretary Charles Murdock financial secretary Earl Nicole treasurer Don Hazen trustee.
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Donald L. Gardner
The
Odd Fellows Lodge
Ivan West
LeRoy Jugenheimer
Charles Murdock
Earl Nicole
Don Hazen
Loss in Final Minutes As Mustangs Top Sophomores
Davis County overcame a big first half by the sophomores to outscore Washington 16-9 in the final period. The Demons Steve Goff and Doug Hough led with 12 and 15 points, while Goff grabbed 18 rebounds and Hough 15. Davis County, paced by Tripp with 15 and Piper 13, won 55 52 amid turnover trouble and cold field shooting.
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Demon
Davis County
Sophs
Mustangs
Steve Goff
Doug Hough
Demons
Hough
Goff
Tripp
Piper
Rupe
Wyse
Washington
Williams
Witthoft
Bordwell
Walker
Close
Keokuk Tops Fairfield In Southeast Seven Action
Keokuk defeated Fairfield 86-64 in a Southeast Seven league game as Clyde Turner led with 28 points and Gordy Williams added 23, while Center ville beat Fort Madison 65-56 behind 22 from Mike Rodgers and 20 from Jim Runge. Oskaloosa beat Mount Pleasant 52-36 with Jim Davis scoring the bulk of the Indians’ offense.
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Centerville
Oskaloosa
Davis County
Keokuk
Fairfield
Mike Rodgers
Fort Madison
Jim Runge
Terry Dietch
Hounds
Reds
Jim Davis
Mount Pleasant
Indians
Panthers
Brad Holtgrove
Gary Wilson
Clyde Turner
Gordy Williams
Wilson
Steve Perry
John Simmons
Deer hunters urged to report success in Iowa hunt
Iowa Conservation Commission game biologists urge deer hunters to fill and mail hunter report cards attached to licenses. Responding regardless of success provides data used to set deer seasons. The article notes Lee Gladfelter of Boone spearheading the efforts. The text also mentions Fiji joining the UN roster to reach 127 states.
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Des Moines
Iowa Conservation Commission
Lee Gladfelter
Boone
Mixed bowling results from Friday league night
Friday Mixers league featured Sleepers and Nuggetts, Holy Rollers, Alley Cats, River Rats, and Gutter Snipes with scores: Nuggets 27 to 3, Holy Rollers 18 to 7, River Rats 7 to 2, Alley Cats 18 to 3, and Don’t Knows 0 to 2. Team and individual high scores include Nuggetts 1907 series and 649 game, Holy Rollers 1931 team, Beginners 665 team, Sandy Robinson 499, Jerry Fisher 559, Nancy Boock 182, and Al Fuhr 212.
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Holy Rollers
Rivesare Nuggetts
Alley Cats
River Rats
Gutter Snipes
Nuggets
Don’t Knows
Nuggetts
Sandy Robinson
Jerry Fisher
Nancy Boock
al Fuhr
Hawks fall to Durant in tight basketball clash
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks lost 82 to 72 at Durant after fouls sidelined Steve Mast and Dick Ehrenfelt. Durant led 16 37 58 72 sequence with Milo Paulsen scoring 22 and Brian Schlapkohl 20, while Ehrenfelt and Spreacker each added 14 and Mast finished with 21. Mid-Prairie heads to IHSAA Clinic on Dec 28 then hosts Solon on Jan 2.
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Mid-Prairie
Golden Hawks
Durant
Steve Mast
Dick Ehrenfelt
Hawks
Mast
Ehrenfelt
Milo Paulsen
Brian Schlapkohl
Dan Spreacker
Bill Redlinger
IHSAA
Solon
Expensive Advice Often Ignored by Government Subcommittee
Washington UPI reports a House Government Operations subcommittee says the government spends about 75 million dollars yearly on special committees yet ignores many reports and recommendations. It cites the Commission on Obscenity and Pornography costing 1.8 million, the Eisenhower Commission on Violence 1.651 million, and the Scranton Commission on Student Unrest 685 thousand, noting about 3,200 committees exist with overlaps and unfilled appointee gaps.
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Washington
UPI
House
Commission
White House
Eisenhower Commission
Scranton Commission
National Commission On
Advisory Committee On
Waco tops West Burlington in boys and girls games
Waco boys raced to a 89-56 victory at West Burlington behind 26 points from Steve Rich and 20 by Jack Schrader while Schrader and Rich dominated the boards with 16 and 11 rebounds. In the girls game Kathy Meyer scored 42 for Waco but Nancy Hackett had 43 for West Burlington as the Warriors pulled out a 74-67 win.
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Waco
West Burlington
Warriors
Steve Rich
Jack Schrader
Darryn Poasa
Schrader
Rich
Waco Girls
Kathy Meyer
Warriorettes
West
Nancy Hackett
Drake Wins Opener at Texas Classic
Drake defeated the University of Texas at Arlington 102-83 as UTA was outrebounded 60-39 and had 24 turnovers. Tom Bush led Drake with 27 points, Sherman Evans added 18 for UTA, while TCU rallied in the second half to beat Alabama 88-75 with Ferguson scoring 20, Kennedy 19, and Hall 18. TCU to face Drake. Alabama to meet UTA.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
Drake
University of Texas At
Texas Christian
Jim Ferguson
Rickie Hall
Ferguson
Eugene Kennedy
Hall
TCU
Jimmy Hollon
Crimson Tide
Alabama
University of Texas At Arlington
Basketball scores from various high school games
Wilton Junction 88 beat Iowa City U High 64. Belle Plaine 69 defeated BGM 95. Keota 71 over Iowa Valley 63. Oskaloosa 52 beat Mount Pleasant 36. West Liberty 52 edged Solon 48. Keokuk 86 beat Fairfield 64. Centerville 65 over Fort Madison 56. Mount Vernon 87 defeated West Branch 58. Van Buren 69 over Cardinal of Eldon 58. Central of Argyle 84 beat TriCounty 57. Durant 82 over Mid-Prairie 72. </analysis>
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Wilton Junction
Iowa City
U High
Belle Plaine
BGM
Keota
Iowa Valley
Oskaloosa
Mount Pleasant
West Liberty
Solon
Keokuk
Fairfield
Centerville
Fort Madison
Mount Vernon
West Branch
van Buren
Cardinal of Eldon
Central of Argyle
TriCounty
Durant
Mid-Prairie
Hawks seek bright future after fourth straight win
Atlanta Hawks role players led a 116-112 victory over the Baltimore Bullets as Walt Hazzard and Pete Maravich paced the offense. Hazzard posted 22 points with eight assists, while Loud Hudon contributed 29 and Maravich 28 as Atlanta crawled within two games of Cincinnati for second in the division.
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Atlanta Hawks
Atlanta
Walt Hazzard
Hawks
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
National Basketball Association
Pete Maravich
Joe Caldwell
American Basketball Association
Hazzard
Hudson
Maravich
Walt Bellamy
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Cincinnati Royals
Chicago Bulls
Bulls
Milwaukee Bucks
Boston Celtics
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Cleveland Cavaliers
San Diego
San Francisco Warriors
Portland Trail Blazers
Detroit Pistons
San Diego Rockets
Jerry Sloan
Cincinnati
Norm van Lier
Chicago
Chet Walker
Jim Fox
Bob Weiss
Lew Alcindor
Milwaukee
John Havlicek
Don Nelson
Boston
Bucks
Bob Dandridge
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Carson Welles
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Jack Palance
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