Mountaineers stun No. 2 Duke in Charleston upset
West Virginia, led by John Lesher with 18 of 28 after intermission, erased a 19-point deficit to defeat second-ranked Duke 94-90 in Charleston. Duke saw Verga and Lewis each finish with 25 before fouling out. Kentucky maintained a 18th straight win with Pat Riley's 24-point night.
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Kentucky Leads UPI Cage Poll With 17-0 Mark
United Press International college basketball rankings through games Saturday Feb 5 show Kentucky atop the poll with 21 first place votes and a 17-0 record 334 points. Duke 15-1 sits second, Loyola Chicago third, Providence fourth, Texas Western fifth, Kansas sixth.
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Purdue Tops Iowa 66 58 In Big Ten Showdown
Purdue guard Dave Schellhase scored 29 points while 7-foot center George Grams added early 8 as Purdue upset Iowa 66 58 in West Lafayette. Grams sparked a 13 11 Purdue lead and the Boilermakers never trailed, aided by 92 percent foul shooting and 50 percent from the floor. Iowa struggled with 35 percent shooting and five Big Ten defeats. Denny Brady led Purdue with 14 points, while Chris Perrall paced Iowa with 14.
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Washington Eighth Graders Win 63 37 Over Muscatine
Washington's eighth grade basketball team defeated Muscatine 63 to 37 in the final game of the season. Duane Hagensick led with Terry Miller scoring 21 and Jim Zieglowsky 20 as the Demons built a 14 7 lead, then 32 18 by halftime. Washington finishes 6 and 2, both losses to Fairfield.
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Chamberlain scores 65 points in 132-125 win over Lakers
Wilt Chamberlain, at 7'1, poured in a season high 65 points for the Philadelphia 76ers to topple the Los Angeles Lakers 132-125. He scored 49 by halftime and added 14 in the third as Gerry Ward contributed two points and helped limit Jerry West to seven shots before fouling out.
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Bowling High Scores and Series at Hawk Eyes and L and Rs
Hawk Eyes posted the high team series of 2136 and a high game of 748 while L and Rs tallied 2067 in series and 741 in a game. Individual standout Cloyce Zieglowsky 597 in series and 256 in a game led the figures along with Bob Ryner 586 in series and 245 in a game.
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Johnson Thieu talks stress pacification and defectors progress
Johnson and Thieu leaders met to discuss village pacification and Viet Cong defectors as the United States pledged reconstruction for South Vietnamese villages once secure. Moyers called the talks a reexamination of strategic assumptions linking military programs with socio political operations. Officials noted high level dialogue and mutual understanding, focusing less on military plans and more on allied cooperation.
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Zieglowskys Lead Blue Monday Bowling Night
Freshwaters top the team standings with 12 points to Zieglowskys 12 and BBR VOO 9. In individual events Gene Zieglowsky rolled a 640 series and 243 game while Dwaine Tschantz posted 248. Team totals see Freshwaters 2749 team series and 956 team game.
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Eureka Sweepers Cannister Roll-About Models
The Eureka sweepers include cannister roll about and upright styles. One cannister model features attachments kept in its case. Prices start at 39.95. A practical tip notes rolling sleeves helps avoid wardrobe mishaps.
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Permanent new GI Bill moves to Senate passage
Washington reports the House backed a permanent modern era GI Bill by 381 to 0, promising college aid up to 3600 for singles and 5400 for multiple dependents, plus home loans and job benefits. Retroactive to Jan 31 1955, the plan costs 335 million first year and over 2.1 billion in five years, exceeding Johnson administration proposals. Senate sponsor Yarborough supports quick enactment.
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County pork show slated Feb 15
Hog producers in Washington and neighboring counties will judge pork carcass quality at the Washington County Quality Pork Show on February 15 at the Kalona Sales Barn. Entries are limited to two hogs per farm, with barrows 190 to 230 pounds eligible and a $1 per pig entry fee. Live judging begins at 12 30 p.m. and carcass results will be shared at a follow up meeting February 22 at the Washington Fairgrounds to discuss data and quality swine breeding program use.
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