Demon Cagers Face Centerville Friday For 60K Contract
The Demon varsity and Sophomore teams aim to move above .500 as they travel 105 miles to Centerville Friday night. Sophomores on a three game win streak, led by Sproule, and a Demons varsity seeking rebound after three straight losses, will clash with Centerville’s strong sophs and Big Reds in a decisive league tilt.
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Centerville
John Sproule
Ottumwa
Ft. Madson
Davis County
Demion
Davis County Mustangs
Demons
Gary Hurst
Brian Owen
Steve Talbot
Centerville Sophs
Washington
Sproule
Big Reds
Ft. Madison Triumphs Over Burlington In Nonconference Clash
Ft. Madison earned a 70-62 win over Burlington behind 21 points from Gary Stevens and 20 from Gary Hoskins. Centerville fell 33-43 to Albia as Ft. Madison pressed its strong recent form. Centerville sophomores may be without Wade Clark after his move to varsity. Clark had 15 in the earlier win.
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Centerville
Albia
Ft. Madison
Burlington
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Big Reds
Don Graves
Ron Boyer
Sid Braley
Bloodhounds
Little Six
Gary Stevens
Gary Hoskins
Mike Philpott
Wally Lane
Staples
Hellige
Ft Madison
Washington
Demons
Wade Clark
Clark
Sophs
Duke Looks Set to Clinch ACC Cage Crown
Duke, ranked third, routed Wake Forest 76 66 to move to 9 0 in ACC play with five league games remaining. Art Heyman led Duke with 22 points and 15 assists, Hack Tison added 20 points and 13 rebounds as Wake Forest saw its 13 game home winning streak end. Other results include St Louis beating Louisville 70 40, LaSalle and Villanova victories, and multipleScore reports from Philadelphia and other cities.
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Duke
Blue Devils
Wake Forest
Deacons
Winston-Salem
N.C
Art Heyman
Hack Tison
St. Louis University
Louisville
Dave Harris
Billikens
Sunday Men's Bowling Scores Report
Men's bowling results listing teams esuits Wednesday with scores for Farm Service Mobil Farm Bureau Northrup King Sellers Sportshop Moor man and high scores. Team series led by Sportshop 2415 and Mobil 211 while Northrup King 862 KC 858 pace the team games. Individual series top by Chick Van Winkle 575 and Ray Carter 563. Individual game leaders include George Matie 225 and Dr. Krogmeier 220.
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Esuits
Farm Service
Mobil
Farm Bureau
Northrup King
Sellers
Sportshop
Moorman
Chick van Winkle
Ray Carter
George Matie
Dr. Krogmeier
Sellers Insurance
Washington KC Moorman Feed Farm Service
Mobil Oil Farm Bureau
Ins
Northrup
King Sportshop
Richard Hobbs to depart Davis County Bloomfield
Bloomfield announces the resignation of Richard Dick Hobbs, longtime Davis County football and track coach and athletic director at the Southeast Six Conference school. Since 1958, his track teams set most school marks, with an overall coaching record of 82 wins 42 losses and 11 ties. He plans to stay in coaching but未 announced a new position.
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Bloomfield
Richard
Dick) Hobbs
Davis County
Hobbs
Davis County Wrestlers Invade Washington High Gym
Davis County from Bloomfield comes to Washington High for the final meet of the season. Reserve matches begin at 6:30 PM in the local gym with Davis County wrestlers seeking late-season wins.
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Washington High School
Davis County
Bloomfield
Junior Bowling High Scor Team Series
Davis Paint led with 1590 points and Leppel's followed at 1574 in a junior bowling team series showing strong consistent scoring across players and lanes.
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Davis
Leppel
De Gaulle Bans Khrushchev Interview On French TV
Paris reports that President de Gaulle's government barred a filmed interview with Nikita Khrushchev from the state network. The move follows a Soviet note accusing the French West German alliance of being a treaty for war and signals the deepest strain in Franco Soviet ties.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Nikita Khrushchev
France
Moscow
Russia
de Gaulle
Europe
Khrushchev
Rodion Malinovsky
Oskaloosa Basketball Game Postponed to February 26
The Oskaloosa Demons basketball game set for next Tuesday has been postponed and rescheduled for February 26 at Oskaloosa. Athletic director Tom English announced the move due to a scheduling mix-up. this will be the final regular season game before district tournament play.
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Oskaloosa
Tom English
Demons
Women’s Bowling Lane Leaders League Standings and Scores
League standings show Ainsworth State Bank at 8 points, Roe 7, Marshall Minick 4, Wilson 3, McCleery’s 3, Ted’s 3. Wednesday results list Duncan’s 2152, Wilson’s 2133, Ted’s 2221, Carson’s 2210, Roe’s 2137, Ainsworth Bank 2287, Me Cleery-Cumming 2100. High team series Ainsworth Bank 2287 and Ted’s 2221. team game Ted’s 773 and Ainsworth 770. Individual leader Helen Moot hart 522 and Monie Nemmers 519. individual game Marge Kneen 201, Maxine Moore and Gertrude Murphy 199.
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McCleery
Ainsworth State Bank
Roe's
Marshall Minick
Wilson's
Duncan’s
Ted's
Teds
Ainsworth
Helen Moothart
Monie Nemmers
Marge Kneen
Maxine Moore
Gertrude Murphy
Cold Weather Doesn't Keep Robins Indoors Near Haskins
ROUND GROVE Feb 9 report notes robins seen amid deep frost near Haskins and Kalona, with signs of early spring. Local residents recount frequent visits to Mrs Zahs after hospital stay and a crossing safety upgrade on the railroad. Sunny Haven residents enjoy lively conversations as 94th birthday plans arise for Mrs Godlove. Family visits to CL Kilgore home accompany news of a new baby at County Hospital.
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Round Grove
Edgar Whetstine
Haskins
Dean Zahs
Wm. Zahs
University Hospitals
Zahs
Kalona
P.E. Skubal
Earl Schuerman
Ralph Boyd
Burlington
Millard Younkin
Sunny Haven
Clare Godlove
Ella Reed
James Coffmans Are Guests at Keota
Keota reports a weekend of social visits and family gatherings. James Coffman and Derek of Cedar Rapids stayed with Mr and Mrs Jim Coffman, while Derek visited grandparents. Various locals hosted and visited around Harpers, Des Moines, and nearby towns during a busy period of anniversaries and illnesses.
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James Coffmans
Keota
James Coffman
Derek
Cedar Rapids
Jim Coffman
Leander Berg
Harper
Coffman
Elizabeth Clark
Wes Jones
Sharon Jones
Baby
Donnie Fabian
Washington
Bruce Stoutner
Leo Stoutner
Des Moines
Lissa Timmons
Bob Dill
Sigourney
Cloyce Dill
Cheryl
Elmer Waller
Blinhart
Alvin Klein
Cleo Baughman
Baughmen
Leona Brooks
Hank Mayer
Jim Dickinson
Donald Long
Ronnie
Rubio
Boyd Sanders
Gene Sanders
The
Amanas
Keota Scout Troop Charter Renewed
Keota Troop 54 of Boy Scouts has rechartered and met at the Federated church sponsor building. Scoutmaster Dick Carmichal and assistant Mickey McInerney lead 20 registered boys with patrol leaders Ray Doud Dowrlander Larry Yoder and scribe Jay Trier. Scout week proclaimed February 7 to 13 by Mayor Ernest Carlson.
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Keota
Boy Scouts of
Federated Church
Dick Carmichal
Mickey McInerney
Mike Trier
Ray Doud
Dow Rlander
Larry Yoder
Jay Trier
Ernest Carlson
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Casnea Im
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Boston Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Roman Meas
Earl Wilson
Mike Fornieles
Wilbur Wood
Tom Cheney
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Bobby del Greco
Haywood Sullivan
New York Mets
Tom Haller
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Roger Sorenson
Paul Blair
Dave May
Baltimore Orioles
Albia Bears
Aristocrats Orchestra
American Legion Hall
Jackie Gleason
Gigot
Walt Mod
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United Press Internationa
Missouri Valley Loop
St. Louis
LaSalle
Gettysburg
Wally Jones
Villanova
Anisius
Philadelphia
Palestra
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Thetown
D.C
Corn King League
Richard Hobbs
Rd Renoux
Explorer
Washington Y's Men’s Club
Coe College
Arthur Poe
Eagle
KODAK
Washington, Town
Melody Laners League
Carsons
Is ‘Twink
Melody Lanes
Sueppel’s
Perry Mason
Sueppel
Larry Dittrich
Raymond Burris
Dale Randall
Lane Leaders League
Firestone
Westinghouse
Dutch Oven
West Bend
Aristo
Stor.n.carry Food Keeper
ARVIN
B&h Firestone
Robins
Coste
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Yea
Lemmon Jewelry
Logan
valenTiNe
Valentine Heart
Johnston’s Fine Chocolates
Phillips’ Pharmacy
Phillips
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