Washington YMCA Green Toads top Cedar Rapids in large meet victory
The Green Toads of Washington YMCA defeated Cedar Rapids state champions 313 to 139 in a Saturday dual meet. Coach Milo Steele Jr. hailed a strong team performance while noting continued battles ahead with Burlington and Davenport as both squads remain undefeated in dual meets this season.
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Washington
YMCA
Green Toads
Cedar Rapids
Milo Steele Jr
Burlington
Davenport
Rob Murphy
T. Sueppel
C. Hansen
T. Elliott
M. Baldrige
M. Jaspering
S. Fall
K. Blackburn
B. Jarvis
M. Stout
M. Embree
B. Cary
Ric Murphy
Rick Murphy
B. Carey
R. Crone
C R girls win swimming meet over Cedar Rapids team
The Washington YW YMCA girls swim team lost 259 to 1842 to Cedar Rapids in the local pool. Coach Mrs. Milo Steele Jr. praised top times from the 9–10 and 15–17 year groups and a new pool record in the 15–17 year 160 yd freestyle relay by Carrie Reschly Patsy Porter Kathy Schmidt and Rhonda Martin.
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Washington Yw-Ymca
Cedar Rapids
Milo Steele Jr
Carrie Reschly
Patsy Porter
Kathy Schmidt
Rhonda Martin
Burlington
C. Lukovsky
S. Schuck
S. Embree
H. Maggart
V. Carey
C. Hanson
S. Long
C. Lukavsky
R. Bucholz
L. Long
L. Widmer
M. Boshart
C. Miller
S. Robertson
Cathy Hanson
A. Lampkin
S. Young
S. King
P. Jaspering
L. Boshart
L. Booth
A. Bean
L. Elliott
T. Gibson
L. Moothart
L. Embree
M. Carey
M. Zager
Washington Freshmen Clinch Tenth Win in Rout
Washington ninth grade Demons beat Mt. Pleasant freshmen 74 to 38 on the junior high court. Sam Young led with 19 points, Mike Van Cleave 15, and Doug Farrier 10 rebounds as Washington built a 57 34 lead after a slow second half surge. The team travels to Muscatine Central next.
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Mt. Pleasant
Demons
Mike van Cleave
Sam Young
Panthers
Young
van Cleave Poked
Doug Farrier
Joe Giardino
Mike McClure
Phil Long
Brian Romine
Doug Ruppert
Wetta
Cavaliers hold off Clemson in late derailment
Virginia escapes with a 62-58 win as Clemson fails to capitalize in the final minute. Parkhill limited to eight points as Cavalier stars Mobgood and Angel lead with 12 and 15 points respectively. Florida State rolls by Pan American 109-83, while Jacksonville edges Furman 91-90 in a tight finish.
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Virginia
Cavaliers
Tigers
Barry Parkhill
Parkhill
Jim Mobgood
Dave Angel
Terrell Suit
Tiger
Florida State
Pan American University
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Roland Garrett
Otto Petty
Reggie Royals
Lawrence McCray
Ron Harris
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Pen America
Jacksonville Dolphins
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Dolphins
Russ Hunt
Paladins
Dave Brent
Maryland
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Alabama
Louisiana State
Tennessee
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Mid-Prairie School Chess Tournament Underway
A school-wide chess tourney at Mid-Prairie Junior High began January 6 with 23 seventh graders 43 eighth graders and 14 ninth graders. The event runs two months with winners and finalists in each grade receiving trophies and certificates.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Highland High wrestlers top Mediapolis in 34 27 duel
Highland High School defeated Mediapolis 34 to 27 in a Monday night dual meet. Key results include Ken Becker pinning David Dean, Randy Cole earning a forfeit, Jim Smith and Duane Rarick pinning opponents, and Steve Robb and Mike Goodrich securing wins for their teams. Junior varsity also posted wins with Hines Pearson and Love contributing.
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Mediapolis
Ken Becker
David Dean
Randy Cole
Jim Smith
Bob Sexton
Steve Nickerson
Larry Tener
Chuck Kron
David Wagenbeck
Duane Rarick
John McCall
Steve Robb
Randy Thomann
Allen Bently
Mike Goodrich
Chuck Pilling
Les Corpman
Joe Strawbacker
Denny Breuer
Rich Roth
Mark Hillyard
Tim Carson
Mark Hines
Rich Cline
Ron Pearson
Ron Sexton
Jay Love
Ed Neeson
Denny Bowers
Jim Schneider
Mike Lehener
Ron Jennings
Oskaloosa JV Tops Washington JV 59 to 37 on Court
Oskaloosa junior varsity harnessed speed to beat Washington JV 59 37 at William Penn College. Jim Rinehart led with 25 points as Oskaloosa built a 13 9 first quarter lead and maintained a 37 30 edge to start the fourth quarter. The Demons faltered with early fouls and finished 2 4 on the season.
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Washington JV
William Penn College
Demon
Indians
Demons
Kim Walker
Ray Williams
Bill Bordwell
Washington
Bordwell
Williams
Jim Owen
Randy Payne
Walker
Dave Wittaker
Jim Rinehart
Sioux City East Tops UPI High School Poll by Two Votes
Sioux City East leads the latest UPI Iowa high school basketball poll by two votes over Ames and Cedar Rapids Washington, as East holds seven first place votes to Washington's seven and Ames's two. Marshalltown drops to fourth. Storm Lake remains undefeated in fifth. Des Moines Tech rises to sixth.
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UPI
Sioux City East
United Press International
East
Ames
Cedar Rapids Washington
Washington
Marshalltown
Fort Dodge
Storm Lake
Des Moines Tech
Des Moines North
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
South Tama
Sioux City Central
Sioux City Heelan
Davenport West
Iowa City West
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Harlan
Alta
Atla
Delwein
Council Bluffs Lincoln
St. Mary’s Clinton
Central Elkader
Guthrie Center
Washington Green Toads Rout Keokuk Tankers in Swim Meet
Washington high school older swimmers defeated Keokuk High School by 58 to 27. The Toads won nine of the 11 first places, with Mike Roth lowering the 160 yd individual medley record from 1:57.2 to 1:53.1. They next face Burlington Gray Frogs on Wednesday February 9 at 7 p.m. in the local pool. Washington is now 2 and 1 in high school age competition.
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Keokuk
Washington
Mike Roth
Burlington Gray Frogs
UCLA Tops UPI Poll as Week Nine Leads
UCLA remains No. 1 in the United Press International top 20 basketball poll with a 16 0 record, as Marquette, Louisville, North Carolina and Long Beach State follow in the rankings. The piece also notes last nights results, multiple event winners, and high team and individual scores.
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S.W. Louisiana
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Hawaii
Marshall
Jacksonville
Texas
el Paso
Washington
Minnesota
Patulski Chosen No 1 In 1972 NFL Draft By Bills
Notre Dame star Walt Patulski was selected first overall by the Buffalo Bills in the 1972 college draft. The 6 6 250-pound defensive end started every Notre Dame game in three varsity seasons and helped the team rank among the nation’s top defenses. Sherman White went to Cincinnati and Lionel Antoine to Chicago in early selections.
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UPI
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Buffalo Bills
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Liverpool
N.Y
Fighting Irish
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Cincinnati Bengals
Sherman White
California
White
Chicago
New York Giants
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Southern Illinois
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Salukis
Waco Tigers edge New London in dual wrestling meet
Waco wrestlers defeated New London 52 to 18 in a Monday dual meet. Eight Waco wins, one forfeit. New London claimed two wins and a forfeit. Notable pins include Fisher and Leichty, with Graber, Hirschy, Paisley and Davis also securing falls for Waco.
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Tim Fisher
Jim Dorsey
Dennis McPherson
Kevin Leichty
John Hanson
Rennie Moore
Tony Leichty
Bob Paisley
Sam Oliver
Steve Davis
Don Horn
Les Lloyd
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