Muskies Defeat Demons In Muscatine Basketball clash
Washington's Demons struggled to score at Muscatine gym, losing 75 to 55. Gary Goodell led Washington with 19 points and 18 rebounds, while Joe Gebhardt added 15. Muskies dominated the boards 54 to 43 and pulled away in the second quarter. Washington heads home next Tuesday to host Waco before finishing the regular season with two conference games.
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Wolfe Family Relocates to Muskego for New AC Spark Plug Post
Ten years ago Mr and Mrs James Wolfe and their children Doug Greg and Karen moved to Muskego Wisconsin after Mr Wolfe accepted a position with AC Spark Plug Company. He is a graduate of the State University of Iowa and Mrs Wolfe is the former Mary Jo Blick.
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Washington Demons Fall to Fort Madison in Sectional Dual
Washington High School boys wrestled Fort Madison 18 to 27 in a final-season dual. Demons next compete Friday at the Class AAA sectional meet with Muscatine Iowa City and Iowa City West for a spot in the district at Iowa City.
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Waco Warriors Roll To Undefeated Conference Win
The Waco boys beat Pekin 81 to 39 to finish the Black Hawk Conference season with a perfect record. Jack Schrader led Waco with 26 points, Steve Rich 17, Spence Anderson 13, and team rebounding by Lu jean Miller. Pekin’s Jeff Hendrickson scored 18 as Pekin split the night, while Waco’s girls fell 72 to 26 to Pekin with Nancy Hendrickson scoring 38 for Pekin and Lu jean Miller grabbing 12 rebounds for Waco.
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Steve Rich
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Randy Seberg
Gary Hultquist
Gary Roth
Gary Moora
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Steve Reschly
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Eagles crush Sigourney 97 79 on home court
Keota Eagles beat Sigourney 97 to 79 as Warren Peiffer scores 40 points and grabs 20 rebounds. Dennis Hawkins adds 28 and John Hammes 12, while Mike Seland leads Sigourney with 27. Keota improves to 9 5 in the South Iowa Cedar League with two games left before sectionals.
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Fear of neighbors halts more devilment than laws
A concise adage notes that fear of discovery by neighbors prevents more mischief than formal laws. It reflects social restraint and the power of community scrutiny in curbing wrongdoing.
Bowling results from Crawfordsville Tuesday night league
Tuesday night bowling results list team scores Worley 3 Crawfordsville Bank 0 and other matchups Mills 2 Moothart 1 Home Town 2 Iowa Cafe 1. Team series led by Worley Gulf 2772 and team game highs 952 938. Individual standouts John Richards 638 235 and R Crone 617 233.
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Demon sophomores edged by Muscatine in tight affair
Washington sophomores suffered a 57 to 58 defeat at Muscatine Tuesday night. Williams scored 14, Witt Hoft 11, and Bordwell 10 for Washington, while Furlong led Muskies with 24 as the Demons briefly led in the third quarter before a late rally fell short.
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Parsons benefit cage games set for Fairfield Community
A two game basketball benefit at Fry-Thomas Fieldhouse on Thursday February 18 features the Parsons Wildkittens vs Faculty Staff All Stars at 7:00 p.m. and the R.A.M. All-Stars vs The Coaches at 8:30 p.m. Proceeds go to the O B Nelson Recreation Center with tickets and donations accepted. Admission is 1.00 for adults and .50 for students.
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Columbus teams outpace Highland in Tuesday basketball
Columbus Community girls beat Highland 64 to 42 led by Ann Sexton with 29 and Renada Schrier with 28. Columbus boys edged Highland 82 to 78 as Tom Smith scored 22 and Allen Edmondson 21 in a tight finish.
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Linda Chalupa
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Denise Veggy
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Dan McFarland
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Allen Weimer
Duane Heck
Randy Arthur
Steve Colbert
Duane Schnoebelen
Fifth and Sixth Champions Shine in Y league portrait
The Bullets coached by Tom Waters feature Danny Davis and players Matt Hotle Jim Wilson and Scott Ridley. Not pictured are John Elliott and Brian Carter. The Colonels posted a 7 1 record, tying for first in third and fourth grade Y league.
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Jim Wilson
Scott Ridley
John Elliott
Brian Carter
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Jim Rossen
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Perry Soj
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Charlie Hayes
YMCA
Marty Speece
Vikings win YMCA league title in high school basketball
The Vikings finished 9 0 to claim the YMCA league title as Tom Trier scored 43 and Randy Brock 23 in the final win over the Oaks 97 56. Don Erlenbush led Oaks with 23 points and Brewers stars Russ Davison 24 and Denny Dougall 18 paced their team.
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Randy Brock
Don Erlenbush
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Denny Dougall
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Stan Close
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Duane Sobaski
Ken Connelly
Women Bowlers In Local Meet At Melody Lanes
The Women s Association bowling tournament at Melody Lanes runs through the next two weekends with matches Feb 13 14 and Feb 20 21. Play began Sunday afternoon Feb 7 with doubles and singles. Leaders include Jane Forbes and Joy Clark 1147 pins in doubles and Lois Lee 592 in singles. Forty eight teams 58 doubles sets and 116 singles entered.
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