Killy Grabs Second Gold In Alpine Skiing At Grenoble
Jean-Claude Killy won his second gold medal of the 1968 Winter Olympics by taking the men's giant slalom in 1 46.54 for a two-heat total of 3 29.28, closing in on Toni Sailer's all-three-event record. Billy Kidd, despite a sprained ankle, posted the day’s fastest time in the heat and finished fifth overall, with Heuga 10th. Johanna Schut set a world record in the 3 000 meters speed skating to give the Netherlands its second gold in two days. Magnar Solberg of Norway won the biathlon. The Austin Texas note mentions Texas highway road-cost history, with a 20-mile project at about $1 per foot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grenoble
France
UPI
Jean-Claude Killy
Toni Sailer
Killy
Johanna Schut
Holland
Magnar Solbert
Norway
Billy Kidd
Stowe, VI
America
Jim Heuga
Squaw Valley
Calif
Kidd
Heuga
Christina Kaiser
Miss Kaiser
Kaija Mustonen
Finland
Austin, Tex
Hawkeyes boost to fifth win in Big Ten chase
Iowa defeats Michigan 99 to 86 in Ann Arbor to stay tied for second with Northwestern as Ohio State holds first. Sam Williams leads Iowa with 24 points while Chad Calabria adds 23. Wisconsin's result could affect Iowa's conference standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Iowa Hawkeyes
Hawkeyes
Ohio State
Michigan
Ann Arbor
Mich
Sam Williams
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Badgers
Madison
Wis
Chad Calabria
Wolverines
Williams
Glenn Vidnovic
Calabria
Rudy Tomjanovich
Bob Sullivan
Demons Junior Varsity Rally Upsets Waco 65 62
Washington's junior varsity basketball team erased an 11 point deficit to beat Waco JV 65 to 62 on Saturday. Schooley led with 21 points, Williams 18, and Clingman 18 as the comeback sparked a late flurry after trailing 16 8 after one period and 44 49 entering the final quarter. Randy Roth and Nebel each scored 16 for Waco. Davis added 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Waco
Demon JV
Demons
Schooley
Williams
Clingman
Randy Roth
Nebel
Davis
Highland boys win as Morning Sun falls 73 50
Highland boys defeated Morning Sun 73 to 50 on the Evening Sun basketball court. Tim Krantz led Highland with 23 points while Roger Norris and John Burich added 15 and 14 respectively. Morning Sun’s Dwight Byerly scored 26 in a losing effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland School
Morning Sun
Highland Girls
Lois Gilroy
Highland
Janice Johnston
Pat Metz
Kathy Veggy
Charlotte Sojka
Brooksie Brush
Vicki Byerly
Patty McClure
Diane Dill
Joyce Blaine
Highland Boys
Tim Krantz
Roger Norris
John Burich
Larry Hawkins
Bill Watkinson
Dwight Byerly
Don Dill
Demons Prepare for Muskies Showdown in Muscatine
Washington’s Demons travel to Muscatine for a Southeast Six clash with the Muskies. Muscatine has beaten the Demons in the season opener and remains ranked among the top ten in the state. Coach John Sproule plans to use his usual lineup and seek a strong road performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Demons
Muscatine
Muskies
John Sproule
Little Six
Drake Wins Over Cincinnati In Close MVC Showdown
Drake, fueled by Willie McCarter 25 points and Don Draper in a second-half burst, beat Cincinnati 87-75. Dolph Pulliam added 19 for Drake as the Bulldogs rallied from a five-point deficit, outrebounded 45-39 and shot 45.7 percent to Cincinnati’s 48.1. Ard led Cincinnati with 17 points and 10 boards. Drake improves to 7-3 in the Missouri Valley Conference while Cincinnati falls to 6-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
Willie McCarter
Don Draper
Drake
Bulldogs
Cincinnati
Bearcats
McCarter
Dolph Pulliam
Jim Ard
Ard
De-Men Meet at Washington YMCA Tonight
De-Men will meet at the Washington YMCA at 7 30 p m to finalize plans for the club project. President Eldon Brake urges strong attendance. The group will sponsor a basketball game between the All-American Red Heads and a local coaches team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Washington Ymca
Eldon Brake
Kentucky Sophs Mature Early Move Toward SEC Lead
Kentucky and coach Adolph Rupp look to seize first in the Southeastern Conference as sophomores Mike Casey and Mike Pratt power a 15-4 Wildcats run. They defeated Mississippi State 92-84 on Saturday, aiming to avenge a prior 87-59 loss to Tennessee. The college rankings highlight Houston, UCLA, North Carolina, New Mexico, St Bonaventure, Columbia, Vanderbilt, and Duke atop a slate of key games across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stu Camen
UPI
University of Kentucky
O’leary
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Rupp
SEC
Rupp and Company
Volunteers
Tennessee
Georgia
Vols
Houston
Centenary
Elvin Hayes
UCLA
Lynn Shackleford
Lew Alcindor
Oregon
North Carolina
Virginia Tech
Larry Miller
New Mexico
Texas
el Paso
Bonnies
Columbia
St. Bonaventure
Providence
Washington Transfer, Amway Dominate Bowling League
In Friday action of the Women's Bowling Pin Queen League, Washington Transfer and Amway led with a joint team series of 2093 while Amway posted the best team games at 752 and McCleerys followed with 751. Lucy Smith led individuals with 572 in series and 224 in games, while Kay Custer added 563 in series and 235 in games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Transfer
Amway
McCleery
Lucy Smith
Kay Custer
Mixed Bowling League Scores and Standings
The league results show Holy Rollers leading with a team series of 2074 and a team game of 733. Dum Dums follow at 711, while individual highlights include Dee Valley 544 in series and Bob Lowe 573. Top games include Les Reber 210 and Lela Miller 194.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ees
Ks Cuinnees
Holy Rollers
Fee
Dum Dums
Dee Valley
Bob Lowe
Lela Miller
Les Reber
Also Mentioned on This Page
Willy Favre
Switzerland
Austria
Heinrich Messner
Bud Lechnr
Sarah Trotman
Neill Trotman
Sarah
Burlington Hospital
Valentine
Candies
Mc Daniel
Ardlington
Evening Journal
Jose
Red
WHS
De-Men’s Club
YMCA
K. C. Hall
State
PPS
Tel Heer
Finney
Stanley Donens
Panavision
Deluxe
Louisville
Wichita State
Loyola of Chicago
New Mexico State
Fordham
Boston College
Davidson
Richmond
Wyoming
Colorado State
Michigan State
Pete Maravich
Louisiana State
Florida
Utah
Brigham Young
Kansas
Colorado
Amway Products
Washington Accounting
Ross Rejects
McCleery - Cummingees
Tee Coley Ks
Western Ave
Washington Accing
Ross
McCleery’s
Western Auto
Eagles
Fairfield
Gooch
Johnson
Fareway Food Store
Arizona
Nissen Boone River
Bologna
Pillsbury
Fareway
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!