Demons Edge Mustangs 74 73 On Late Adams Shot
Washington's Don Adams hit a 2 foot jumper with three seconds left to edge Davis County 74 73 in a tense finish. Joe Gilmore led the Mustangs with 25 points and 13 rebounds as Washington clinched a tough road win and prepares for four straight home games ending the season.
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Entor
Don Adams
Washington
Demons
Davis County
Stan Johnson
Mustangs
Adams
Denny Witthoft
Spirit
Skip Speece
Joe Gilmore
Gilmore
Roberts
Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
Indians
Deron
Lstt Warning
Lustangs
Dave Allen
Terry Roberts
Stan Rupe
Steve Goff
Muscatine
Waco
Goff
Spurgeon
Anderson
Witthott
Swartzendruber
Arnold Oo
Allen
Rupe
Johnson
Wyse Davis
Waco Warriors crush West Burlington 101 54 in rout
Waco boys overturn early deficit to demolish West Burlington 101 54 at West Burlington. Steve Rich scores 30 with 11 rebounds. Randy Seburg and Steve Reschly suffer injuries for WC. Girls drop 92 70 as Kathy Meyer leads with 47 points.
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Dale Walegorski
Waco Warriors
West Burlington
Waco
West
Burlington
Randy Seburg
Steve Reschly
Steve Rich
Phil Rich
Dave Schooley
Gordon Roth
Reschly
Rich
Warriors
Kathy Meyer
Deena Freyenberger
Nancy Hockett
Karen Gaule
Pekin
Central
Argyle
Sophomore Demons Triumph In Low Scoring Victory
Washington sophomores defeated Davis County 50 to 35 on the Mustang court. Terry Roth led with 15 points and 11 rebounds, Terry Black had 12 points and 14 rebounds, Craig Paul added 11 points with 10 rebounds. The win improves conference record to 9-5 and overall to 64-9.
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Washington
Cagers
Davis County
Sophs
Demons
Mustang
Humprey
Terry Roth
Terry Black
Craig Paul
Black
Paul
Roth
Bowling League Scores and Standings Featured
MELODY MAKERS LEAGUE results show Fores, Dusters, Nots, Shots, Numbs, Rollers, and Diggers with varied scores. Team and individual high scores, averages, and leaders are listed, including C Gunnarson 241 game and 632 series, Jerry Fisher 186 average, and Lucy Smith 172. Madrid labor court case notes a bank clerk fined for late arrival due to slippers.
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Melody Makers League
Gutter Dusters
Odd Squad
Wrestlers Set Feb 13 Show At Parsons Fieldhouse Fairfield
Harley Race from Bradyville defends the U S title in a best of three falls clash with 280 pound Rufus Jones at Parsons Fieldhouse Fairfield on Sunday Feb 13. Also on card Omar Alias meets Black Angus in a semifinal while Pat O Connor faces Terry Martin in a special bout and Black Jack Black battles Bobby Whitlock with Ronnie Etchison refereeing. Trojan Boosters Club and Parsons Pride Club sponsor. Showtime 7:30 p m advance tickets at Fairfield News Center Leftys Barber Shop Parsons College bookstore Larrys Barber Shop or at the door.
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Iown
Harley Race
Bradyville
Parsons Fieldhouse
Fairfield
Rufus Jones
Jones
Amarillo
Venezuela
Omar Alias
London
Black Angus
Angus
Midlands
Pat O'Connor
Terry Martin
Martin
Australia
Black Jack Black
Bobby Whitlock
Ronnie Etchison
Trojan Boosters Club
Parson's Pride Club
Fairfield News Center
Lefty
Highland Girls Triumph With Record Scoring Effort
Highland girls defeated Lone Tree 66 to 46 on Friday, their best effort of the season. Nancy Waldschmidt scored 46 points, setting a new school single game scoring record, while grabbing 10 rebounds and shooting 18 of 24 from the line. Chris Schloss added 18 points, and Leanne Swailes led with 10 rebounds as Highland claimed an 8 8 season mark. They face Mediapolis next week and Calamus in tournament play at Lone Tree.
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Highland
Deanna Swenson
Highland Guards
Leanne Swailes
Janice Schneider
Carol Dann
Yvonne Colbert
Leanne Swanson
Penny Frank
Jenny Bartmann
Mediapolis
Calamus
Lone Tree
Leaders win in ABA key games by United Press Internationa l
Kentucky, Utah lead divisions as Dan Issel pours 36 points and 14 rebounds to power the Colonels past the Pittsburgh Condors 131-111. Red Robbins nets 34 and Jimmy Jones 14 assists as the Stars top the Indiana Pacers 121-110. Virginia Squires beat the Floridians 115-107. Donnie Freeman scores 41 for the Dallas Chaparrals in a 118-102 win over the Denver Rockets. Jim McDaniels scores 28 in a 106-100 comeback by the Memphis Pros over the Carolina Cougars.
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United Press International
Kentucky
Utah
American Basketball Association
Dan Issel
Colonels
Pittsburgh Condors
Red Robbins
Jimmy Jones
Stars
Indiana Pacers
Charlie Scott
Virginia Squires
Donnie Freeman
Dallas Chaparrals
Denver Rockets
Carolina Cougars
Jim McDaniels
Memphis
Friday Mixers League Bowling Scores and Leaders
Alley Cats 3 Nuggetts 6 H R s 24 Wolfe Pack 4 Holy Rollers 4 HBombs 2 Gutter Snipes 2 results list wins and losses. Team and individual totals show Jokers 1928 Sometimes 1883 top team series and Dick Harvey 581 with 255 high game. Betty Ward leads in women with 165 in series and 219 high game.
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Alley Cats
Nuggetts
H&r's
Wolfe Pack
Holy Rollers
H-Bombs
Cats
Snipes
H& R
Bob Randall
Betty Ward
Jerry Fisher
John Combs
Leo Zuetlau
George Horn
Jan Johnson
Fairy Sampson
Mary Randall
Faye Henry
T.l.d's
Dick Harvey
Ann Carl
Norma Sorrell
American skier Susan Currock earns Olympic downhill medal third
Susan Currock of Idaho claims the United States first medal at the XI Winter Games finishing third in the women's downhill, trailing Swiss winner Marie Therese Nadig by one second. The day also features West Germany and East Germany victories in bobsled and Nordic combined, and a Sweden victory over the U.S. in hockey.
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Martin Lader
UPI
Wiiter Sapporo
Japan
Susan Currock
Miss Currock
Ketchum
Idaho
United States
Miss Carrock
Marie- Therese Nadig
Switzerland
West Germany
East Germany
U.S
Sweden
Kevin Ahearne
Milton
Mass
Beatrix Schuba
Austria
Julie Lynn Holmes
North Hollywood
Calif
Janet Lynn
Rockford
Ill
Erhard Keller
Bobs
Wolfgang Zimmerer
Peter Utzschneider
Ulrich Wehling
Mmerer
Utzschneider
Wehling
Panthers tie for lead with 59 48 win at Oskaloosa
Mt. Pleasant gains a share of the Southeast Seven lead by defeating Oskaloosa 59 48 as Jeff Holtgreve scores 14 and Alex Brandter leads Oskaloosa with 14. Ft Madison beats Centerville 57 53 and Washington edges Davis County in Friday basketball action.
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Wx. Pleasant
Oskaloosa
Ft. Madison
Centerville
Washington
Davis County
Indians
Panthers
Mt. Pleasant
Jeff Holtgreve
Art Rawlins
Scott Kauffman
Don Potts
Kim Holtgreve
Alex Brandter
Panther
Bill Barnhouse
Terry Dietsch
Bloodhounds
Dave King
Rick Sharp
Big Reds
Fairfield
Mid Prairie Boys Dominate West Branch 86 40
Mid Prairie rumbled over West Branch 86 to 40 Friday night at West Branch for their eleventh win against three losses. Delwyn Bender led with 18 points while Gary Hockstedler added 17 and Doug Showalter 14 as the Hawks built a 22 11 first quarter lead and cruised to victory. West Branch was led by Gary Slach and Mark Thomas with ? points. The Golden Hawks travel to Solan next Friday at Mid Prairie.
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Mid Prairie
West Branch
Golden Hawks
Teut
Delwyn Bender
Gary Hockstedler
Doug Showalter
Dan Spreacker
Hawks
Gary Slach
Mark Thomas
Rain mars final rounds at Hawaiian Open golf meet
In Honolulu, rain and wind disrupted the final two rounds of the $200,000 Hawaiian Open. Bob Murphy led early while Eichelberger and Jones trailed, with Trevino and Archer among the top contenders. Fred Marti moved within one stroke, and Marty Fleckman fell back, as Casper faced a penalty after a misplayed ball.
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UPI
Bob Murphy
Jacksonville
Fla
Dave Eichelberger
Waco
Tex
Grier Jones
Wichita
Kan
Eichelberger
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus, Ohio
Jones
George Archer
Lee Trevino
Fred Marti
Baytown
Marty Fleckman
Port Arthur
Murphy
Shaw
Hhe Islands
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