Washington High Prepares to Host Waco Warriors in Home Stand
Washington High School basketball teams roll into a home stand tonight facing the Waco Warriors after a 61 59 season opener loss to the same rival. The varsity squad includes players Joe Gilmore Roger Smith Steve Goff Doug Hough and coach Skip Speece. Team photos show Dennis Witthoft Ward Anderson Jeff Swartzendruber Terry Spurgeon and Kim Walker among others.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson Wins Class AAA Sectional Title
Cedar Rapids Jefferson dominated the Class AAA wrestling sectional at the Washington gym, winning 108 points and eight of 12 championships. Iowa City High claimed three titles and Iowa City West one, with district berths earned by finalists and several runners-up. Washington finished without a team score. two Jefferson wrestlers and multiple IC and ICW athletes advanced to Cedar Rapids for district competition.
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Three-way tie ends league season in AmamensBasketball league
Washington Livestock Association, Squire Shoppe Educators and Keota Merchants finish second half with 4 wins 1 loss. Playoff set Wednesday at 7 p.m. at the Y, winner advances to face Livestock Association Thursday for the title. Keota beat Wa-Independents 95 38. Livestock 91 60 Wa-Con-Da. Educators 102 72 Ainsworth.
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Holum earns silver in 3000m at Sapporo Winter Games
UPI reports Dianne Holum of Northbrook Illinois finishes second to Dutch record holder Bass-Kaiser in the women's 3000 meter speed skating, tying the U S medal total at seven, all by women. Holum posts 4 58 67 as Bass Kaiser sets Olympic record, while Russia wins relay and Wicki earns four man bobsled title retirement follows.
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Mt. Pleasant, Oskaloosa clash keeps pace in SE Seven
Mt. Pleasant beat Centerville 55-53 after a late rally as Pendings led the Panthers with 16 points and Holtgrove 12. Oskaloosa edged Fairfield 53-40 behind Barnhouse 13 and Brandtner 12 while clinching the sophomore title 71-51. Ft Madison routed Davis County 88-61, Washington hosts Waco tonight as league standings tighten with two games left.
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Waco Clinches Tie For Blackhawk Cage Crown
Waco Warriors rally to a 65 51 win over Central at Argyle to seal at least a tie for the Blackhawk Conference title. They improve to 14 1 with only one conference loss, as Harmony trails with two. Dave Schooley tops with 17 points, Phil Rich adds 10 and 15 rebounds, while Central shoots 35 percent to Waco's 37. The sophomores also beat Central in two overtimes 60 55 led by Ed Anderson with 26 and Milan Roth 17.
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Mid-Prairie Nips Solon In Tight High School Showdown
Mid-Prairie edged Solon 77-75 at Wellman to move to 14-3 on the season. Doug Showalter scored 23 points, with Ehrenfelt 18, Bender 16, Spreacker 12, and Solon’s Ed Donovan netting 26 for the Spartans. Mid-Prairie closes the regular cage season at Mt. Vernon next Friday as the girls also defeated Solon 97-47 Friday night.
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