Demons Triumph Over Tama Toledo 61 57 In Non Conference Tilt
Washington's Demons beat Tama Toledo 61 to 57 in a tight non conference clash. Bob McClure scored 26 points, sparked a decisive third quarter run with steals and timely baskets as Tama Toledo mounted a late rally before the Demons sealed the win. Owen Steele and Stalder contributed, while Kalupak Inman Kaufman and Custer paced Tama Toledo at various points. The Demons will host Muscatine next Tuesday.
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Washington
Demons
Tama - Toledo
Bob McClure
Tama Guards
Gary Hurst
Owen
Steele
Malachy
Tama
McClure
Jerry Stalder
Talbot
Jones
Muscatine
Mulcahy
Inman
Stalder
Kaufman
Kendall
Custer
Kalupak
Melure
Saufman
McClure Ech
Tama Kalupak
Keak
Ol Otals South Tama
Kaloupak
D. Custer
Meyer Inman
K. Custer
Meet at Wichita a crucial step for Cincinnati title bid
Top ranked Cincinnati seeks its first big step toward an unprecedented third straight NCAA title by beating Missouri Valley runner up Wichita tonight. The Bearcats, 19-0, can clinch at least a tie for the MVC crown with a win at Wichita. Other top teams face key clashes as conferences decide tournament berths.
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Cincinnati
Mussouri Valley
Wichita
Bearcats
MBC
Missouri Valley
Loyola of Chicago
Ramblers
Bowling Green
Duke
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
NCAA
Arizona State University
Brigham Young
Western Athletic Conference
Mt Pleasant Davis County Tie For Southeast Lead In Conference
Mt Pleasant and Davis County pull into a first place tie after close 53 49 win by Mt Pleasant at Fairfield. Washington beats Tama Toledo 61 87. Ft Madison tops Centerville 66 57. Hawkins of Mt Pleasant nets 22 as race for conference scoring tightens with one league game left.
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Ings
Utah
Stanford
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona St. A
Brigham Young
Colorado
Town State
Mississippi State
Florida
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Arizona
Texas
Texas Christian
Yale
Cornell
North Carolina State
Clemson
North Caroline
South Carolina
George Washington
Virginia Tech
Air Force Academy
Utah State
Idaho
Idaho State
Mt. Pleasant
Davis County
Fairfield
Madison
Centerville
Washington
Tama - Toledo
Missouri
Mr. Pleasant
Washington Demons
Fairnein
Jerry Hawkins
Novak
Tom Scranton
Ft Young
Lloyd Dunbar
Mike Tromal
Campbell
Lowe
Sanders
Hawkins
South Tama
Hennessey
Cory
Potter A. Walker
Davis
Foreman Wa Corskey
Hill
Mike Hellige
Ft. Madison
Mike Phillpott
Gary Hoskins
Ron Boyer
Steve Wehrete
Don Graves
Bob McClure
Lon Wilson
Mike Philpott
Demon Sophomores Fall to South Tama in Close Game
Washingtons sophomores dropped a 56 60 loss to South Tama Friday night in a tight non conference clash. Tim Trotman led with 25 points as Novak added 11 Lowe 9 and Norton sidelined by illness. Hennessey topped South Tama with 20 points Hill scored 12 as the Demons rallied late but fell short.
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Washington
South Tama
Demons
South Tama County
Steve Norton
Tim Trotman
John Sproule
Novak
Lowe
Hennessey
Hill
Ft Madison Cubs Narrow Deficit At Half Behind Madison
Madison at Ft Madison Centerville trailed by 14 at halftime with Big Reds ahead 35 to 28. Ft Madison rallied to cut the gap to four points 50-46 entering the final period as the score stood after three quarters.
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Ru. Madison
Ft. Madison
Centerville
Big Reds
Girls Sectionals Complete Tonight in Washington Area
The girls sectional finals are set for Pekin and Mt. Union with Mediapolis, Mediapolis hosts Morning Sun and New London in a 74-36 Mediapolis win to reach the district tourney. Mid-Prairie faces Cardinal Community at Pekin while WACO meets Winfield-Mt. Union at Mt. Union. Consolations include Fremont vs Hedrick and Columbus Community vs Wapello.
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Washington
Mediapolis
New London
Jonal
Pekin
Mt. Union
Mid - Prairie
Cardinal Community
Fremont
Hedrick Batte
Cardinal
Medopolis
Sun
West Burlington
Mid-Prairie Loses to Cedar Rapids Team on Friday
Cedar Rapids dominated after halftime to beat Mid-Prairie 60 to 39 as the Golden Hawks hit 60 percent in the first half but only 12 percent in the second. Kepler led Mid-Prairie with 16 points, Tom Jrr. sa 12. Jesse Schulte 21 and Bob Schebtke 10 led Cedar Rapids. Sophomore game ended 39-35 with Goschke and Redlinger scoring 10 each for Mid-Prairie.
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Wellman
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Prairie of Cedar
Dar Rapids
Kepler
Cedar Rapids
Tom Jrr.sa
Jesse Schulte
Bob Schebtke
Mid . Prairie
Doug Goschke
Ron Redlinger
Jerome Yoder
Tom Gingerich
Spahn Signs For Another Year With Braves
Veteran left hander Warren Spahn agreed to terms for 1968 with the Milwaukee Braves. He will begin his 19th season with the club, aiming to win 20 or more games for a 13th time and surpass 69 strikeouts, pursuing Rube Waddell’s lefty record.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
The
Braves
Rube Waddell
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Ray Washburn
Gene Oliver
Ibson
Washburn
Oliver
Gerry Buchek
Cal Maxvill
New York Mets
Jay Hook
Mets
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota Twins
Rich Rollins
Bernie Allen
Joe Bonikowski
Lenny Green
Cincinnati Reds
Don January Opens Tucson Open Lead By Five Strokes
Don January carried a five stroke edge into the third round of the Tucson Open at 49er’s Country Club after a 36 hole total of 132. He expressed confidence, saying luck seems to be dropping the ball in the hole, as he sat 12 under par with strong challengers including Frank Boynton and Al Mengert.
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Tucson
Ariz
Don January
PGA
January
Frank Boynston
Corpus Christi
Tex
al Mengert
St. Louis
Jim Ferrier
Butch Baird
Harold Kneece
Gene Littler
Lionel Hebert
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Head
Kennedy to shift McGhee to an overseas post
Washington sources say President Kennedy will move undersecretary of State George C. McGhee to an ambassadorship abroad within months. No specific post is fixed. West Germany was discussed but later dropped. Dowling will return to Bonn. Harriman is a leading name for McGhee's replacement.
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Washington
UPI
Kennedy
George C. McGhee
Oday McGhee
State Department
West Germany
Walter C. Dowling
Bonn
Dowling
McGhee
Dean Rusk
George Ball
Walt W. Rostow
State House
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Rusk
Kuceras Mark Silver Anniversary in Riverside
Mr and Mrs Fred Kucera celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on February 7 with a Washington trip and dinner. Upon return their children Kenneth and Kris Kucera with families plus Laurel and Karolyn provided silverware gifts. The evening honored Mrs Krotzs 46th anniversary and included other relatives, a cooperative lunch, and birthday note for Leonard Krotz. WSCS notes United Nations Family program and coupon drive for Riverside Bidwell House.
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Riverside
Fred Kucera
Washington
Kenneth Kucera
Kris
Kevin
Laurel
Karolyn
Walter Krotz
Town City
Leonard Krotz
Solon
Warren Forbes
West Liberty
Clifford Dunn
Wellman
Farewell Dinner for Fay F. Boone in Kalona
Fay F. Boone, bound for military induction February 19, was honored at a farewell dinner for Kalona Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodge members and families. A cooperative 6:30 pm meal followed a 4 pm gathering in the Odd Fellow hall with numerous local families and relatives attending.
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Kalona
Fay F. Boone
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
L. J. Strickler
Joe Fisher
Robert Hartley
Donald Dickel
Fay W. Boone
Jim
Elsie Fisher
George W. Fry
Curtis Figgins
Jean
Rose Sleichter
Robert
S. W. Yoder
Harold Maxwell
David
Eugene Hartzler
Rolland Maxwell
CR Beckley
Ronald Bender
Alma Michel
Gerald Niffenegger
HA. Swartzendruber
Tom Strickler
Clifford Small
C. J. McKenzie
Jack Guengerich
Planning bids for new spring construction activity
Several days this week have been spent preparing bids on spring construction projects as planners organize early procurement and contract tendering. The activity signals intensified effort by firms seeking bids on upcoming municipal and private builds in the region.
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Point Margit
Martin Lader
Udante
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Rosalind Natalie Russell Wood
Ker Malden
Evening Journal
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West Chester
Mid-Prairie
Jim Voigt
Gary Kale
UPL
Teres
Sorrells
Watson
Melody Lanes
Washington Oil
Stewart Pontiac - Buick
Shert Hardware
Shell Oilers
State Cafe
Stewart Hardware
C. Burlingame
R. Lowe
E. Sorrell
C Little
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Kuceras
Mrs. Marge Luckey
WSCS
Womans Society of Christian Service
John Vener
Edna Geret
Melva Walton
United Nations
Ola O'Loughlin
Betty Crocker
Riverside Bidwell House
Des Moines
Delbert Flynn
Clayton Wingler
Ted Gerot
Tener
New Methodist Church
Keokuk
Morials
Trinity Methodist Church
Earl Lemley
Grace Erninghausen
Valentine
Weber
Lyle Gerot
Carl Craig, Jr
Mrs, Pagene Way
Dennis M. Miller
Miller
Wally Brenneman
Gertrude Shettler
Walt Miller
Crandell
Craig of
Ladies Bridge Club
C.J McKenzie
Eugene Way
C. €. Shimon
H. L. Grady
Hazel Coffey
J. R. Swartzendruber
Gertrude Lahey
M. B. Ehrenfelt
Dorothy Topping
Fay Rowe
Kenneth Carroll
Rose Hawk
Arch Saforek
Richmond
Loyd Walker
Steve
Alts. H. A. Hofer
Minburn
AG. Richardsons
Keota
Tom Hofers
Ivan Alts
V. D. Hochstetler
Altoona
Phyllis Mauch
Robert Frette
Arthur Mauch
FL. Strickler
Iowa City
Ruth Marner
Cathout Fueral
Bacon White
Joan
Jon
Melrose
Minnesota
Stanley Dawson
Charles Jirsa
Rosemary Fullerton
Renee
Whites
Bert White
Cheryl Walker
Dubuque
Floyd Walker
Keith Norton
Keith
Adriones
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