Demons rally to sweep Oskaloosa in wrestling clash
Washington erased a 19-6 deficit through the 138-pound bout, then won the last five matches to beat Oskaloosa 24-19 in Friday dual. Brain Romine pinned Larry Guy to seal the comeback, with Libe and Knerr adding later pins as Washington improves to 1-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Demons
Oskaloosa
Brain Romine
Indians
Larry Guy Romine
Washington
Jeff Libe
Demons
Kevin Lassen
John Redlinger
Redlinger
Sam McPheron
Demon
Randy Hahn
Roger Williams
Ray Scott
Dan Davis
Kev Doug Holm
Dave Pace
Doug Mottet
Terry Lenoy
Tony Hahn
Kevin Dewitt
Joe Marie
Terry Anderson
Kevin Smith
Kevin McCauley
Jim Thorp
Jeff Auld
Randy Knorr
Paul Ferguson
Brian Romine
Larry Guy
Evan VelDhuizen
Don Vittetoe
Dave Martin
Jim Moore
Scott Warder
Roger Loeffler
Kendall Tschantz
Rick Cady
Lassen
Washington Demons Fall At Oskaloosa In Conference Play
The Washington Demon boys were held to a weak offensive showing losing to the Indians in Oskaloosa. Their field goal shooting slumped in the second half, leaving them in a three way tie for third place in the Southeast Seven Conference at the holiday break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Demon Boys
Oskaloosa
Demons
Washington
Indians
Skip
Keokuk
Speece
John McCarthy
Jeff Hoyle
John Crookham
Danny Hall
Tom Adams
Don Lee
Bruins Cruise Past Memphis State 113 94 On Fans Rally
UCLA routs 17th ranked Memphis State 113 to 94 as Dave Meyers scores 21 of his 27 in the first half and Bill Cook adds 25 for the Tigers. Memphis State coach Wayne Yates cites turnovers and the press as the deciding factors while UCLA extends its home winning streak.
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UCLA
Bruins
Memphis State
Tigers
Wooden
Wayne Yates
Yates
Dave Meyers
Cornhuskers
Southern Methodist
Southern California
Clint Chapman
Vanderbilt
New Mexico
Jacksonville
Gary Brewster
Texas-El Paso
Texas A&m
LaSalle
Clemson
Texas Tech
Dayton
Indians sink Demon sophs in 58-51 loss at Oskaloosa
Oskaloosa outscores Washington 58-51 as center Terry Dickinson fells foul trouble. Jon Hake leads Indians with 22 points while Sean O'Hanlon and Scott Rich spark a fourth-quarter rally. Oskaloosa wins boards 43-40 and tightens Demon shooting to 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laguea
Troupre
Washington Demon
Oskaloosa
Terry Dickinson
Demons
Washington
Demon Sophs
Indians
Sean O'Hanlon
Scott Rich
Jon Hake
Hounds Osky win again in conference action
The Southeast Seven standings show Ft. Madison and Oskaloosa in a deadlock for first after both won Friday. Ft. Madison beat Mt. Pleasant 64-43 while Oskaloosa beat Washington 62-46 and Keokuk defeated Fairfield 70-57. Denning and Clay scored 22 apiece for Mt. Pleasant, Ruffcorn led Keokuk with 18, and Mt. Pleasant topped Ft. Madison 33-20 in wrestling.
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Ft. Madison
Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Keokuk
Fairfield
Randy Denning
Dave Clay
Panthers
Brent Foster
Tom McCabe
Ken Ruffcorn
Ralph Gilbertson
Ray Bradley
Chiefs
Kyle Gilpin
Dennis Roland
Rod Fulton
Trojans
Big fourth quarter lifts Huskies to win
Highland Huskies overcome Lone Tree 69-61 behind a 30-point final period. The rally started with a full-court press that shifted the game after trailing 46-39 in the third. Tom Carson led Highland with 16 points, while Randy Yakish topped Lone Tree with 25.
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Highland
Huskies
Lone Tree
Leon McNeil
Kirk Kaalberg
Terry Walker
Jeff Davis
McNeil
Kaalberg
Davis
Walker
Tom Carson
Huskie
Doug Bean
Dan Fox
Dick Putney
Jim Roberts
Randy Yakish
Pete Scott
Keota man Lester G. Smith dies. funeral planned
Lester G. Smith 66 a Keota farmer cafe owner and longtime resident died unexpectedly at home Friday. Funeral service will be Monday at 1 30 p m in United Methodist Church Keota with Masonic rites at Powell Funeral Home Sunday at 2 p m and burial in Keota Cemetery. He served in World War II and leaves wife Edna Martha daughter Martha and son Gerald among others.
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Keota
Lester G. Smith
Smitty's
United Methodist Church
Don Callen
Powell Funeral Home
Mr. Smith
Leadwood
Ira
Ora Davis Smith
Monmouth College
Illinois
Edna M. Clark
Little York
Mary Berry
Smitty's Cafe
U. S. Navy
United
Lee Norris Dies in Knoxville at VA Hospital
Lee Norris, longtime Ainsworth resident, died this morning at the VA Hospital in Knoxville. Funeral arrangements are pending at Jones Funeral Home.
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Lee Norris
Knoxville
Ainsworth
VA Veterans Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Warriorettes Defeat Central of Argyle in 76 63 Victory
Waco Warriorettes improved to 4 4 with a 76 63 win at Central of Argyle. Vicky Hertig scored 41 and Cindy Gipple added 30 while Lisa Martin led Waco with 8 rebounds and 5 steals. Central’s Marsha Hagge poured in 42 as Central dominated rebounds 51 to 21.
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Waco Warriorettes
Central
Argyle
Waco Girls
Vicky Hertig
Warriorettes
Cindy Gipple
Marsha Hagge
Lisa Martin
Waco
Jane Hesseltine
Rhonda Roth
Mid-Prairie Girls
Wellman
Henry W. Willming 87 dies at Washington County Hospital
Henry Walter Willming 87 longtime Gillum resident died Friday December 20 1974 at Washington County Hospital after illness since October 22. Funeral arrangements pending Sherman Eden Funeral Home burial in Slater Missouri. Born October 30 1887 in Franklin County he married Berniece Kitchen in 1914. He worked 27 years for Moose Lodge aiding Mooseheart Illinois retired 1962 moved to U P Home 1968 to live with his brother Rev Charles Willming. Surviving daughter Martha Bailey Oak Harbor WA three grandchildren three great grandchildren one brother Rev Willming Washington two half brothers George Delray Beach Florida and David Moline Illinois. Three brothers one sister and a half-brother preceded him in death.
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Henry Walter Willming
United Presbyterian Home
Washington County
Sherman-Eden Funeral Home
Slater
Missouri
Mr. Willming
Franklin County
G. E
Martha Alkire Willming
Gillum
Berniece
Fla
David
Moline
Deeds Recorded for Highland Park and Mullet’s Addition
On the Record Deeds show Robert Buffington and wife transferring Lot 6 in Block 9 of Win Smouse’s Highland Park Addition to Washington to Gary W. Berry and others. Omer Ropp and wife convey the North 80 feet of the South 85 feet of Lot 4, Block 8 in Auditor’s Subdivision of Mullet’s Addition to Katona to Charles N. Corpman and wife. Charles N. Corpman and wife then transfer the North 80 feet of the same lot and block to Kenneth Kos and wife.
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Robert Buffington
Gary W. Berry
Win Smouse
Highland Park
Washington
Omer Ropp
Charles N.orpman
Auditor’s
Mullet’s
Katona
Charles N. Corpman
Kenneth . Kos
Auditor's
Mullet
Friday Mixers League Bowling Results and Scores
Mixed Friday league results show Alley Cats at 0, Riff-Raffs 3 and multiple match scores. Team series top note is 4 Aces with 2025, individual leaders include Diana Henry with 203 game and Earl Voelker 218 in game. etc.
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Pat & Mary's
Riff-Raffs
Alley Cats
Helen Norris
Omar Black
Earl Voelker
Diana Henry
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Ronnie
Libe
Knerr
Marty Sojka
Williams
Raph Gonshorowski
Gonshorowski
Romine
R. Hahn
Knorr
Williamsburg
United Press International
John Wooden
Shull
O'Hanion
Dickinson
Rich Hoylees
McCarthy
Hibler
Gipple
Gamon
Lobb
McCarthy Wilson
Ruppert
Crawford
Wheelan
Young
Hackbarth
Roth
Gordy
Lowe
Leiterewing Hake
Crookham
Anmad
Campbell Kelly
Hulbert
Smith
Schneider
Lee
Freeman
Hail
Adams
the Blue Note Cafe
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern
The
Quiet Company
James D. Gorham
Northwestern Mutual Life
Desoto
Car Care Council
Sea Cntr
Hounds
Methodist Church
Masone Ods the Lions Club
Darrell
Martha) Bandy
Gerald
Ora E. ‘Smith
Glenn D. ‘Smith
Sacramento
Calif
Central of Argyle
Henry W. Willming
Frontier
Dick Ross
Marion
Winga
Sportman
Sooger Stout
Shelley
Chicago
California Zephyr
Noreko
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
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