Demons seek revenge on Mustangs Friday in Old West style
Washington Demons ride into Friday night hoops to avenge earlier losses against the Davis County Mustangs. Washington, 6 3 in the Southeast Seven and 9 96 overall, still eyes a share of the conference crown but must win remaining league games including road trips to Oskaloosa and Mount Pleasant. Davis County, 3 5 in league and 9 5 overall, seeks to upset atop the standings, with seniors Jeff Warning Jerome Wyse and guards Stan Rupe Dave Tripp leading the return.
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Davis County Mustangs
Waco
Ft. Madison
Demons
Mustangs
Davis County
Washington
Bloomfield
Oskaloosa
Mount Pleasant
Panthers
Osky
Indians
Panther
Skip Speece
Speece
Centerville
Jeff Warning
Jerome Wyse
Stan Rupe
Dave Tripp
Mark Rysdam
Bill Bordwell
Terry Spurgeon
Denny Witthoft
Steve Goff
Doug Hough
Demon wrestlers fall to Sigourney in 30 10 loss
Washington Demon wrestlers dropped to 2 8 in dual meets with a 30 10 loss at Sigourney after a strong third place in the Southeast Seven Conference. Marshall Doughty moved to 19 3 on the season with a 19 6 win at 132 pounds, while Rusty Tschantz won at 105 and Jeff Libe added a 2 1 decision at 145. Heavyweight Dave Green was sidelined by a sprained ankle ahead of tonight’s match with Columbus Community.
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Washington Demon
Sigourney
Washington
Marshall Doughty
Doughty
Rusty Tschantz
Jeff Libe
Dave Green
Boyd Buser
Columbus
Don Lippard
Kevin Lassen
Dave Bunce
Harry Hammes Nardy
Steve Stroble
Tony Hahn
Jim Stroble
Joe Marie
Lyle Streigle
John Snakenburg
Joe Greiner
Mark Cavin
Forrest Blaylock
John Laffoon
Bob
Bowling leaders and scores at Mid-Prairie district meeting
Women's bowling results show lanes led by Roe Heating Ainsworth and Jack & Jill with Shamrock Inn and Squire Shoppe close behind. Team series totals top 2,586 by Ainsworth, 2,525 by Shamrock. high scores Dorothy Patterson 586 and Joy Crossett 544 with games 214 and 207. Also, Mid-Prairie Board of Education to convene regular session February 5 at 7:30 p.m. in the board room, open to the public.
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Roe Heating
Ainsworth
Jack & Jill
Shamrock Inn
Squire
Carson Plumbing
PepsiCola
Bryn Mawr
Carsons
Pepsi
Shamrock
Roe Bryn Mawr
Squire Shoppe
Roe
Dorothy Patterson
Joy Crossett
Mid-Prairie
Mid-Prairie Community School District
Washington ninth graders roll past Oskaloosa for ninth win
Freshman Jeff Hoyle poured in 25 points and 15 rebounds as Washington’s ninth graders beat Oskaloosa 66 40 in Iowa with Mike Roth adding 14 points and nine boards. A strong all around effort and 40 percent shooting fueled the fourth straight victory as the B team fell 38 27.
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Jeff Hoyle
Mike Roth
Washington
Oskaloosa
Hoyle
Indians
Duane Hagensick
Roth
John McCarthy
Rodney Job
Steve Hackbarth
Gary Crawford
Jim Evans
Bob Wittetoe
Tom Wheelan
Owen Gamon
Muscatine Central
76ers fall to Warriors as six reach double figures
The Philadelphia 76ers lost 131-115 to the Golden State Warriors, marking Philadelphia’s 13th straight defeat. Rick Barry led Golden State with 31 points and 14 rebounds, while Cazzie Russell and Nate Thurmond contributed strong inner-team defense. Boston, Detroit, and Seattle won their NBA games on the same night with late heroics and key performances from Jo Jo White, Don Chaney, and Bob Lanier.
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Warriors
Golden State
Rick Barry
NBA
Cazzie Russell
Nate Thurmond
Fred Boyd
Fred Carter
Jeff Halliburton
Atlanta
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New York
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Detroit
Knicks
Seattle
Houston
Jo Jo White
Don Chaney
White
Chaney
Bob Lanier
Celtics
Lanier
Willis Reed
John Mengelt
Spencer Haywood
Dick Snyder
SuperSonics
Rudy Tomjanovich
Rockets
Redskins trade two for tested players
Washington Redskins coach George Allen traded away two of his 12 draft picks for veteran help. Los Angeles Rams coach Chuck Knox acquired linebacker John Pergine and defensive back Clancy Williams, sending Washington 11th and 15th round picks. Oakland received linebacker Jim Parnell for a late pick.
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UPI
Washington Redskins
George Allen
Chuck Knox
Los Angeles Rams
John Pergine
Clancy Williams
Jim Parnell
Oakland Raiders
Pergine
Williams
Rams
Washington
Willie Jackson
Florida
Curt Matter
University of Washington
Oakland
Clinton Spearman
Michigan
NFL
Rod Milburn
Munich
Milburn
Southern University
John Smith
UCLA
Dallas Cowboys
Smith
Jeff Horsley
North Carolina Central
New Orleans
Bowling CORN KING LEAGUE RESULTS AND SCORES
In the Corn King League standings Mellinger Furnace and Hanson Concrete faced tight matches. Farm Service led team series with 2795 while Pepsi Cola posted 2756. individual highlights included Jerry Schiebel 605 and Delbert Krotz 565 with a 220 game by Krotz and 217 by Ken Hanson.
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Corn King League
Mellinger Furnace
Hanson Concrete
Pepsi Cola Es
Farm Service
Payne T. V
Farm Bureau
Gibson Discount
Pepsi Cola
Mellingers
Pepsi
Jerry Schiebel
Delbert Krotz
Ken Hanson
Devils Wa-Con-Da win in a league game
The Blue Devils challenged Meemies 26 to 23 while Wa-Con-Da routed the Jaycees 27 to 2 in fifth and sixth grade basketball at Washington Wednesday. Speece led Meemies with 17 points, Howell added 6, Vogel 12, Orris 6, Black 4, Hess 2, Craig 2 for the winners. Hennigan 13 for Wa-Con-Da, Bell 4, Hampsher 4, Ridley 4, Matt Hennigan 2. Crawford scored 2 for the Jaycees.
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Jaycees
Washington
Marty Speece
Jim Howell
Vogel
Orris
Black
Hess
Craig
Joe Hennigan
Jon Bell
Jay Hampsher
Eric Ridley
Matt Hennigan
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