Ali edges Bugner in tough 12 round decision
Muhammad Ali, 33, narrowly defeats Joe Bugner 12 rounds in Las Vegas by scores 58-52, 97-54, 56-53 to remain undefeated at 41-1. Ali admits he underestimated Bugner, cites condition and speed as keys, while Bugner suffers cut above the eye and an underdog payday of about 275,000 dollars.
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UPS
Muhammad Ali
Joe Bugner
Joe
Ali
Bugner
Smokin
Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Roland Dakin
Lou Tabat
Ralph Mesa
Nevada
Ier
London
Muhammad
United States
Europe
Las Vegas Convention Center
John Conteh
Liverpool
John Stracey
Conteh
Terry Daniels
Dallas
Frazier
Stracey
Danny McAloon
Mixed Bowling Scores Report from 1964 Recap
Pointers and Setters face Devils in a tight affair with team series totaling 699 for Pointers and Setters and 663 for Devils. Individual highlights include Rick Crone with 556 across the match and Kay Lister with two performances, a 208 game and 516 series.
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Devils
Rick Crone
Kay Lister
Bowling results from Joe's Tavern and local teams
Thursday results show Joe's Tavern 4 Steele Lumber 0 and Sorrell 4 Perfex 0 while Pat & Mary 3 Nixon 1. High team series Joe's 2733, Pat & Mary 2m. Team game Sorrell 47 Pat & Mary 945. Individual series Joe Richards 608 John Allard 560. Individual game Bill Koehler 218 Joe Richards 215.
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Joe's
Riverside
Steele Lumber
Sorrell Glass
Pat & Mary's
Wellman
Nixon Feeds
Watson Cleaners
Lemke
Steele
Sorrell
Pat &Mary
Nixon
Pat & Mary
Joe Richards
John Allard
Bill Koehler
Scout Court of Honor Awards at St James gym in 1970s era
Scout Troop 242 held a Court of Honor in the St James gym with a hobby show. Eagle Scout awards were given to Steve W Jaspering Rollin Secrest and Dennis Franzen. A potluck supper preceded the program. Numerous merit badges, skill awards and long service pins were awarded to many Scouts. An emphasis on advancement and camping activities was noted along with plans for a Father-Son Hike Cookout at Wild Cat Den State Park in February.
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St. James Gymnasium
Steve W. Jaspering
Rollin Secrest
Dennis Franzen
Lou
Jerry Westen
Bill Robbins
Robert Romine
Tony Lloyd
Mike Zehr
Jeff Reighard
Scott Hotle
Lou Pailliotet
Mark Jeffries
Kent Keating
Cookie Monster Patrol
Rick Miller
Jerry Weston
Mark Waltman
Stacy Bandy
Phil Garton
Scott Craig
Bob Romine
Bob Elder
Mike Dickerson
Brian Dickerson
Dion Goedken
Jett Stockstell
Jeff King
Chris Zehr
Tom Schneider
Scott Carey
Mike Craig
Chris Hagemeier
Jim Deao
Bill Tiser
Roger Carey
Dan Bruegge
Arnold Smith
Ray Garton
Tim Banks
Mark Mellinger
Bill Kline
Jeff Stockstell
Gerald Neff
Dion Goodken
Jim Dean
Keifer Garton
Bill Tisor
Ward Latchem
Joel Reighard
Steve Kerr
Lyle Hanson
Rick Eden
Joe McKowan
Randy Crone
Wild Cat den State Park
Winfield-Mt Union Cruises Past Mid-Prairie in Victory
Winfield-Mt Union raced to an 85 to 45 win over Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks at Fairfield. Jeanette Schaefer led Mid-Prairie with 19 points while Donna Wick poured in 37 for Winfield-Mt Union. Mid-Prairie advances to Pekin district. Fairfield previously beat Winfield-Mt Union.
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Winfield
Mt. Union
Mid-Prairie
Winfield-Mt. Union
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks
Fairfield
Pekin
Hawks
Jeanette Schaefer
Jody Goodwin
Nancy Kos
Glenda Ladehoff
Alice Schrock
Men’s Golf Meeting at Washington Country Club
Members are reminded of the Men’s Golf Meeting and Dinner at Washington Country Club on Friday February 16. Dinner runs 6 to 7 PM after an Attitude Adjustment Hour 5 to 6 PM. Reservations by February 15 to Mary Kerr at 653-2080. Topics include league play problem areas and the men’s tournament.
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Washington Country Club
Mary Kerr
Lone Tree tops Highland 66 61 to end Huskies’ sectional run
Lone Tree defeated Highland 66 to 61 in the West Liberty girls sectional consolation game Tuesday night. Vicki Huff led Lone Tree with 28 points, Diane Forbes added 27, while Highland’s Denis Veggy scored 25, Renae Rath 17, and Kris Schloss 16.
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Lone Tree
Highland
West Liberty
Huskies
Vicki Huff
Diane Forbes
Denis Veggy
Renae Rath
Kris Schloss
Jaycees Beat Rotary In Y Grade Basketball Action
In youth basketball at the Washington YMCA the Jaycees won two games against Rotary 20 to 7 in third and fourth grade action. Ronnie Crawford led the Jaycees with 14 points and Joe Engles added 14. Robby Johnson scored 3 for Rotary while Curt Hanson and Tim Macrander had 2 each.
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Jaycees
Rotary
Washington Ymca
Meemies
Aardvarks
Ronnie Crawford
Joe Engles
Robby Johnson
Curt Hanson
Tim Macrander
Marty Speece
Todd Fulton
Jim Howell
Jeff Pohren
Tim Rustan
Eddie Boone
Dave Hillman
Schnellenberger Takes Colts Head Coach Job
Howard Schnellenberger, former Miami Dolphins assistant, was named head coach of the Baltimore Colts. He pledged relentless effort to restore the franchise to its championship level after recent coaching upheavals. He praised Joe Thomas and emphasized talent, discipline, and staff quality as keys to potential playoff contention next season.
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Baltimore
UPL
Howard Schnellenberger
Miami Dolphins
Baltimore Colts
Colts
Schnellenberger
John Sandusky
Don McCafferty
76ers Beat Bucks 106 104 In A Thriller
Philadelphia defeats Milwaukee 106 to 104 ending a 20 game drought for the team. Fred Boyd hits a late field goal with 16 seconds left, Tom Van Arsdale ties it with a layup, while Kareem Abdul Jabbar leaves with a back sprain after early fourth quarter.
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Philadelphia
Milwaukee
Lakers
76Ers
Bucks
Leroy Ellis
Jabbar
Fred Boyd
Tom van Arsdale
Dick Cunningham
John McGlacklin
Kareem Abdul Jabbar
Chicago
New York
Boston
Big Ten title race sharpened as three clashes loom
Indiana visits Minnesota while Purdue travels to Michigan State in a top trio showdown. Minnesota seeks revenge after one Hoosier win on its floor as Purdue battles Kilgore and Robinson. Ohio State at Illinois, Wisconsin at Iowa, and Northwestern at Michigan round out Saturday slate.
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Chicago
UPI
Indiana
Minnesota
Purdue
Michigan State
Hoosiers
Gophers
The
Boilermakers
Mike Robinson
Spartan
Bill Kilgore
Spartans
Bruce Parkinson
John Garrett
Ohio State
Illinois
Wisconsin
Iowa
Northwestern
Michigan
Bay five foxes on last hunt of year
Eighteen hunters took part in the last fox hunt of the season Saturday and five foxes were killed by Art Hoeffer of Marion who shot two, Charles Friese of Washington and ultz of Solon, and by Dave Henderson of Crawfordsville and Bob Nelson of Columbus Junction who got the fifth one. Hunters are reminded of the annual oyster and chili supper Saturday Feb 17 at the Legion Hall in Crawfordsville with serving starting at 6:30 p.m. Anyone who has been on one of the hunts this season or any previous season is welcome. Each should bring his own table service. A program is scheduled and a door prize will be given.
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Art Hoeffer
Marion
Charles Friese
Washington
Ultz
Solon
Dave Henderson
Crawfordsville
Bob Nelson
Columbus Junction
Legion Hall
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