Demons Hold Off Centerville In SE Six Clash
Washington Demons defeated Centerville Big Reds 85 to 69 on home court to preserve a slim SE Six lead. Tim Trotman led with 24 points, Frank Sanders 23, Tom Lowe 18, while Centerville’s Ric Wilson scored 21. The game swung after a 3rd quarter drought before Washington finished strong.
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Washington
Demons
Big Reds
Centerville
Lowe
Sanders
Trotman
John Sproule
John Phleger
Tim Trotman
Frank Sanders
Tom Lowe
Ric Wilson
Jack Kovacevich
Roth
Witthoft
Phleger
Mid-Prairie Falls to U High in Narrow Loss
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks were defeated by U High of Iowa City 59 to 58 at Wellman Friday night. Dick Tucker hit a 10 foot shot with 12 seconds left to give U High the lead, while Mid-Prairie led 19-13 after the first quarter and 29-29 at halftime. Individual scorers: Mid-Prairie Steve Kelly 18 Gary Kos 15 Lindy Brinning John Boyce 9 Jan Skola 4. U High Carl Hickerson 17 Joe Lawton 16 John Haversen 13 Steve Koch 6 Dick Tucker 6 Steve Gingery 1. U High also won the junior varsity game 47-41.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Golden Hawks
U High
Iowa City
Dick Tucker
Steve Kelly
Gary Kos
Lindy Brinning
John Boyce
Jan Skola
Carl Hickerson
Joe Lawton
John Haversen
Steve Koch
Steve Gingery
Ron Thomas
Mid-Prairie Sophs
Russell Williams
Bill Stagner
Curt Mast
Bill Swartzendruber
Allen Kos
Randy Miller
Kevin Miller
Kneece Leads as Desert Classic Carries to Final Rounds
Harold Kneece holds 11 under par 205 after three rounds with Billy Casper two behind at 207 in the 90 hole Bob Hope Desert Golf Classic at Bermuda Dunes Eldorado Indian Wells and La Quinta. Don Massengale sits five under 211 with Arnold Palmer at even par 36 on the front nine and 71 overall.
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Palm Springs
Calif
UPI
Harold
Catfish) Kneece
Billy Casper
Kneece
Casper
Don Massengale
Arnold Palmer
Bermuda Dunes
NBC
Dave Marr
Ken Venturi
Eldorado
Indian Wells
la Quinta
Sophomores Triumph 112-52 In Unusual Five-Player Finish
Washington sophomores crushed Centerville 112 to 52 on the local court as Centerville finished with three players and Washington with two in the final minutes. Greg Goodell scored the 100th point for Washington, helping extend the lead after a close first half that ended 40 to 32.
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Washington
Centerville
Wally Horn
Demons
Greg Goodell
Clay Terrell to battle March 29 in Chicago for title
Cassius Clay and Ernest Terrell signed to fight March 29 for the undisputed world heavyweight championship in Chicago. Terrell, WBA titleholder, disputes Clay as champion, while promoters expect 14 000 to 15 000 fans at the International Amphitheater with gate splits 50 50 for Clay and Terrell. The Illinois Boxing Commission renewed Terrell’s license, clearing the bout after New York authorities previously denied him a license due to associations with undesirable elements.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Ernest Terrell
Terrell
World Boxing Association
Clay
Sonny Liston
WBA
Eddie Machen
George Chuvalo
Zora Folley
Machen
Chuvalo
Irving Schoenwald
Ben Bentley
International Amphitheater
Illinois Boxing Commission
New York Athletic Commission
Madison Square Garden
Navy Sailor Home on Thirty Day Leave
Ten years ago today Dean Meyer son of Mr and Mrs Theodore Meyer route 4 came Friday morning to spend a 30 day leave with his parents He is home after spending two years in Japan with the United States Navy Following his leave he will report to Los Angeles Calif He has a year and a half to serve.
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Dean Meyer
Theodore Meyer
Route 4
Japan
United States Navy
Los Angeles
Calif
Waco Girls Rally Past Central For 55 52 Win
In a Friday night prep game the Waco girls edged Central 55 52 after four late free throws. Ann Bergstrom 13 and Mary Lou Anderson 14 paced Waco with Karen Davis scoring 26. Central’s Judy and Jan Lowenberg led with 22 and 16 as the comeback fell short.
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Mary Lou Anderson
Lori Carlson
Karen Davis
Mary Crawford
Kathy Madden Faied
Karen Sheetz
Sally Sheetz
Judy
Jan Lowenberg
Standings Hold Steady in Southeast Six Basketball Race
The Southeast Six standings remain unchanged after Friday games. Washington stays first at 7 1, Mt. Pleasant and Davis County follow at 6 2, with Fort Madison 3 5, Fairfield 2 6, and Centerville 1 7. Davis County beat Fairfield 85 64 while Washington defeated Centerville 85 69 and Mt. Pleasant edged Fort Madison 47 44. Randy Welcher led Mt. Pleasant with 23, Don Cassel 9, Mike Norton 9 for Fort Madison. Davis County shot 53 percent with Nardini 26, Boone 20, Hartwick 16, Horn 11. Fairfield’s Simpson 19, Allen 11.
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Mt. Pleasant
Davis County
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Centerville
Randy Welcher
Don Cassel
Mike Norton
Bill Slee
Jay Nardini
Allen Boone
Jerry Hartwick
Gary Horn
Waco takes lead in Blackhawk loop
Waco Warriors beat Central 76 to 74 to seize the top spot in the Black Hawk Conference. Ken Brimhall led with 14 points, while Terry Wells top-scored for Central with 19 as Ron Spangler hit a 10-foot jumper at the final horn to seal the win.
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Olds
Waco Warriors
Blackhawk
Central
Pekin
West Burlington
Warriors
Waco
Ron Spangler
Cardinal
Ken Brimhall
Terry Farmer
Rich Seberg
Art Lauer
Ed Olson
Terry Wells
Terry Schmitzer
Tim Overton
Mrs Chody honored at Kalona surprise coffee
Kalona on February 2 Mrs Sylvia Chody was honored at a surprise afternoon coffee party at her home. Attending were Mrs F L Strickler Mrs Joye Niffenegger Mrs Walter Lehman Mrs Della Downs Mrs Nettie Stutzman Mrs Joe Chody and Rosemary. The note lists several local residents and visiting relatives, and mentions other social visits and a funeral in Marion for Cecil Page.
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Sylvia Chody
F.L. Strickler
Joye Niffenegger
Walter Lehman
Della Downs
Nettie Stutzman
Joe Chody
Rosemary
Ford Skola
Joe Harper
Davenport
Andy Lamet
New York City
Marie Jackson
Cecil Page
Marion
Joye Reece
William Reece
Sam Watkinson
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