Demons Fall to Centerville In 60-46 Setback
Centerville iced the win with 24 of 33 free throws in the final period while Washington shot 8 of 22 from the line. Sid Bradley led Centerville with 19 points and Don Graves added 18 as the Big Reds pulled away after a tight first half. Bob McClure led Washington with 15 points as Owen and Albort each scored 10. Washington now seeks a victory against South Tama County on Feb 15 to halt its skid.
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Demons
Big Reds
Wnis
Sid Bradley
Don Graves
Bob McClure
Brian Owen
Steve Albot
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Reds
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Don
Shalla
Stalder
South Tama County
Mt Pleasant Surges Past Ft Madison In Conference Play
Mt Pleasant Panthers routed Ft Madison 68 54 to deny the Bloodhounds a conference title bid as Jerry Hankins scored 34 points before an injury late in the game. Davis County beat Fairfield 65 46 while Centerville upset Washington 60 46. Hankins ties for second in scoring with Lon Wilson at 156 points as Mt Pleasant trails Washington and Bloomfield in the race.
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Davis County
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Hankins
Hawkins
Tom Young
Mike Philpott
Ft Madison
Gary Stevens
Gary Hoskins
Davis County Mustangs
Bloomfield
Lon Wilson
Larry Reppe
Mike Campbell
Terry Haas
Bob McClure
McClure
Mt. Pleasant
Ten Little Indians to Be Performed by Y's Men’s Club
Ten Years Ago Today rehearsals for the Y's Men's Club home talent play have begun. The group selected Agatha Christie’s mystery comedy Ten Little Indians for this year’s presentation.
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Agatha Christie
Ainsworth Cagers In Victories Friday
Ainsworth hosted three wins on home court. The girls beat West Burlington 45 38 with Alvine scoring 31 and Donna Miller keying a 24 15 halftime lead. McFarland led the Riverside challengers with 23 as the Ainsworth varsity won 55 50 and the reserves 40 30.
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Ainsworth
West Burlington
Riverside
Alvine
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Ainsworth Girls
Beckman
Ainsworth Boys
McFarland
Tom White
Joe Wenger
Dallas Krantz
Joe Simpson
Yeggy
Olympic Committee Maps Seven Point Plan for ’64 Games
The Olympic Committee outlines a seven point plan for closer cooperation in the 1964 games. It calls for opposition to political racial or religious interference, potential venue changes for non compliance, and free access to meetings with invitations to all affiliated national Olympic committees. It warns breach prompts action, up to possible exclusion. Geneva papers note a lack of ice hockey in 1964, while Innsbruck faces TV rights disputes.
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Switzerland
UPS
Avery Brundage
Chicago
OIC
IOC
Geneva
John F. Aherne
International Ice Hockey League
Innsbruck
Austria
Stockholm
Palmer one stroke behind in Phoenix Open as Hebert leads
Jay Hebert sits 10 under after 36 holes at the Phoenix Open at Arizona Country Club. Arnold Palmer, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus chase, with Hebert, 40, holding a two to four shot edge over the big three and others. Littler misses cut with 148. Davis Hill posts 86 in opening round.
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Ajun
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Hebert
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Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Palmer
Arizona Country Club
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Palm Springs
Phoenix
Jack
Dick Hart
Hinsdale
Til
Gardner Dickinson
Johnny Pott
Tommy Bolt
Don
Casper
Littler
Ken Venturi
Wes Ellis
Jack Burke
San Francisco
Fred Hawkins
Phil Rodgers
Tucson
Davey Hill
Davey
Morning Sun Cagers Sweep Junction Showdowns
In Columbus Junction Friday night the Morning Sun teams defeated Columbus Community. The boys won 43 to a 23 31 scoreline with Moore and Johnson leading with 21 and 17 points respectively while Keltner added 16 and Singleton 11 for Columbus. Allen scored 7 for Morning Sun girls as Alicia May tallied 11 for Columbus and Diane Howes contributed.
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Moore
Johnson
Keltner
Singleton
Columbus
Allen
Alicia May
Diane Howes
Mid-Prairie Beats Keota 48-41 In Close Rivalry Game
In Wellman the Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks defeated Keota 48-41 as Keota led 9-7 after one quarter. Jirsa led Mid-Prairie with 16 points, Kepler 12, Weaver 10. Powell topped Keota with 16. Reserve Keota won 35-30 behind Norenberg 13. Berra earns World Series shares totaling 82,979.40 for 13 appearances with Yankees.
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Eagles
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Mid-Prairie
Ken Kepler
Richard Weaver
Doug Powell
George Norenberg
LeFever
Mid-Praire
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UPI
Yogi Berra
New York Yankees
Demon Sophomores Edge Centerville For 63 61 Victory
Washington sophomores beat Centerville 63 to 61 at home, extending their win streak to four and avenging a earlier season loss. Steve Norton sank two late free throws after being fouled with eight seconds left, while Dennis Novak led with 14 points and Tom Lowe added 15 before fouling out.
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Centerville
Big Reds
John Sproule
Ottumwa
Davis County
Tom Lowe
Steve Norton
Demons
Washington Sophs
Washington
Dennis Novak
Tim Trotman
Joe Scranton
Lowe
Scranton
Clark
Matthews
Norton
Holden Ood
Logan Bink
Wagner Leh
Dallas Texans May Move to Kansas City
Kansas City would host the AFL 1963 if 25 000 advance tickets are sold. Lamar Hunt warns the team may stay in Dallas otherwise. City Council backed the move with a 7 year stadium lease at $1 per year for two years and 5 percent net gate receipts if gate exceeds 1.1 million. The stadium houses the Kansas City Athletics and costs 140 000 to 150 000 annually. Hunt indicated he would relocate if sales fail.
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Tied Press International
Kansas City, Mo
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Kansas City
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Chamber of Commerce
Lamar Hunt
Dallas
H. Roe Bartle
Municipal Stadium
AFL
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A’s
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Hunt
Texans Consider Move To Kansas City For Ticket Drive
The Chamber of Commerce backs the Texans advance ticket plan as Hunt aims for 25 000 advance sales with 7 box and 6 reserve seats to break even. Dallas rivals Murchison Adams and Kunz weigh in on a potential relocation while officials say ticket sales begin after April 15 following the Athletics drive.
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Texan
You FC Vinton
Matthews
Mott
Clark
Smith
Shankster
Clint W. Murchison Jr
Dallas Cowboys
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WACO Warriors Rout Wapello in Regular Season Finale
WACO Warriors closed regular play Friday with a 92 to 33 win over Wapello, setting up a sectional clash with Mediapolis. Charles Roth led with 23 points, Bradley Roth 21, Keith Rich 10, while the Wapello girls slipped 64 to 62 as Kathy Fletcher poured in 45 for WACO.
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