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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1964

Page

6

Demons Fall In Overtime To Centerville In Local Showdown

Washington's Demons lost 56 to 52 in overtime to Centerville Big Reds, breaking a third place tie in the Southeast Six and dropping Washington to fourth. Bob McClure led Washington with 21, Tom Lowe added 15, Wehrle 16 for Centerville, as the game stayed tight through a late rally and a scoreless OT.

Washington Demons Big Reds Centerville Robertson Lowe Webbe Holden McClure Novak Mathews Bob McClure Tom Lowe Washington Wehrle Don Graves

Mid-Prairie Upsets University High In Close Upset

Mid-Prairie defeated University High 57 to 49 at Wellman Friday night as Bailey led Mid-Prairie with 23 points and Yoder added 11. Gingerich led University High with 15 as University High shot 20 percent. Sophomores from Mid-Prairie fell 45 to 38 to University High. Halusser led University High with 14 and Brinning scored 16 for Mid-Prairie.

Centervite Graves Mid - Prairie Baselark University Mathews Wellman Vinton University High Wehrle Robertson Bailey Prairie Yoder Mid Prairie Gingerich Cofer Hickerson Cike Halusser Baker Brinning Cox

Fort Madison Tops Mt Pleasant In Southeast Six Play

Fort Madison beat Mt Pleasant 63 to 52 Friday to strengthen its lead in the Southeast Six. Lane and Heimine scored 22 and 12 for Fort Madison as the team shot 50 percent in the first half. Wilson led Mt Pleasant with 24 points. Fairfield defeated Davis County 86 to 71, Creek leading Fairfield with 24 points while Beane Brown and Campbell added 19 16 and 13. In college notes, Iowa State University of Iowa City ranked 25th in full time enrollment in 1963 64 with 12 923 students.

Fort Madison Mt Pleasant Lane Heimne Wilson Coglan Fairfield Davis County Creek Beane Brown Campbell Witlong Harris Terville Centerville Te Colleges and Universities of America State University of Iowa Iowa City

Regents to consider tuition hikes at Iowa and ISU

DES MOINES UPI The State Board of Regents will be asked to approve higher tuition for The University of Iowa and Iowa State University as enrollment pressures grow. Hancher said graduate college pressures drive the rise, with Iowa students facing a $50 to $200 annual increase for out of state residents, while ISU plans similar levels. He noted ISU’s quarterly system and UI’s semester system affect the increases and urged legislative aid, adding the university must seek greater support from students who benefit most from its offerings.

Des Moines UPI State Board of Regents University of Iowa Iowa State University Virgil M. Haneker Iowa Ames James Hilton Iowai City ISU SUL Hancher

Proposed Graduate Fee Increases For Auditorium

A proposal seeks 520 per student of the fee hike to fund a 4.8 million auditorium seating 4000 with the remainder of about 1.3 million for operating funds. The plan also introduces a different fee for resident and non resident graduate students for the first time at the school amid broad pressures to expand staff and facilities. The last fee increase at the two state schools was in 1961.

Hancher Hilton

Critical vote on civil rights bill in House push

Washington reports a tense House session as lawmakers debate the final and most contentious provision of the civil rights bill. Supporters press to seal the fair employment practices section and move toward a final vote, though many predict passage may slip to Monday.

Coral Dowell Washington Washington Camp Fire Girls Lake Darling R. R. Noonan

Americans Win Two Olympic Ski Medals In Innsbruck

UPI reports Billy Kidd and Jim Heuga earned the United States its first medals in Olympic men's alpine skiing finishing second and third behind Austria's Pepi Stiegler in the slalom at Lizum Austria. Sweden took the 40 km cross country relay with Assar Roennlund anchoring.

Innsbruck Austria UPI Billy Kidd Jim Heuga United States Pepi Stiegler Sweden Assar Roennlund Kidd Stowe Stiegler Lizum New Heuga U. S Francois Boulieu France Chuck Ferries Houghton Mich Roennlund Finland Eero Maentyranta

Highland girls top West Burlington in tight win

Highland girls defeated West Burlington 50 to 49 as Lynne Alvine led with 31 points and Donna Miller added 10 while Susan Burchett scored 25 for West Burlington. West Burlington boys dominated 94 to 58 with Crandall and Burchett each scoring 30 and Dallas Krantz leading Highland with 22 points.

Highland Community Girls West Burlington Highland Lynne Alvine Donna Miller Susan Burchett Dallas Krantz Joe Wenger Dave McFarand Crandall Burchett

Mid-Prairie Girls Edge Iowa Valley Duel Feeds Doubleheader Loss

Mid-Prairie girls basketball team fell to Iowa Valley 82 to 70 in the varsity game and 49 to 40 in the reserves at Marengo on Friday night. Iowa Valley led 10 to 2 after one and 43 to 28 at halftime. Judy Slemmons scored 34 and Julie Hobbs 32 for Mid-Prairie while Georgia Van Seeyoc had 48 for Iowa Valley. Susan Hartzler led the reserves with 22 points and Possehl added 30 for Iowa Valley.

Wellman Mid - Prairies Iowa Valley Marengo Judy Slemmons Julie Hobbs Mid-Prairie Georgia van Seeyoc Susan Hartzler Mid- Prairie Possehl

Mixed bowling Friday Mixers League standings and scores

In the Friday Mixers league B and H lead with 28 wins and 46 losses, Culutes 2512 and MaT's 42 Head Pins and Untouchables share close records. Fallouts 1 27 sit near bottom. High team series go to R and L 2035 and Head Pins 1861, team game best R and L 720 and B and H 675. Individual top series Stanley Sehrock 596 Pauline Brown 498 Helen Potter 498. top game Stanley Schrock 240 and Helen Brown 187.

Stanley Sehrock Pauline Brown Helen Potter Stanle Schrock Helen Brown

Women s Bowling Results Swift Coast and Hy Vee lead in scores

Swift posted 1700 and Coast 1668 in team results while General Life 1658 and Fareway 1697 also figure. Randys 1548 Hy Vee 1703 am series 1704 and Team Coast 643 Swift 306. Notable individuals include Roberta Schiebel 479 Elizabeth Johnson 169 Norma Cole 179 and Betty Ward 174.

Swift Coast General Life Credit Bureau Fareway Advance Ross Randys Roberta Schiebel Elizabeth Johnson Norma Cole Betty Ward

Demon sophomores edge Big Red for 63 62 win

The Demons stay tied for the league lead in sophomore basketball with a 63 to 62 victory over the Big Red. Steve Norton led with 20 points, Jim Logan scored 18, Al Brock 11, while Carney had 19 for the visitors. Logan and Brock sparked a late surge as Norton faced tight defense, preserving the narrow margin most of the game.

Shington Big Red Sophs Young Demons Steve Norton Jim Logan al Brock Demons Carney Beck Tise Norton Logan Brock Sanders Bower Washington FG FT PF At Bordwell O Sanders Roth Centerville FG “T Burgher Fransworth Tisue Ul Wehrle

Five Towners League Scores and Standings Summary

Brown Finance Y faces Crawfordsville Legion 3 to 7 in a Men’s Bowling Five Towners League match. Individual highlights include Cal Humphreys with a 593 series and 227 game, John Lee and Ken Rhea adding strong marks, while Brown leads team series at 2608 and 911 as the top game.

Towners League Brown Finance Crawfordsville Legion Don Harold Sinclair Duteh Tonsorial Mullen Sitler Electric Ee Washington Mfg Brown Duteh Cal Humphreys John Lee Ken Rhea Harry Suter

Professional directory listing attorneys and eye care

A historical page lists multiple attorneys including Louie J Kehoe and Morrison firms with offices at West Main and Marion avenues. It also notes John Owen and Stewart Shearer law offices, plus Dr R Q Eastland offering eye care with glasses and contact lenses. Includes phone numbers and office locations.

Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Livingston, Day & Bates Robert Day Robert Bates West Main St George F. Morrison Gifford Morrison Ira Morrison Marion Ave John W. Unmmon Logan Jewelry R. Q. Eastland Journal

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