Demons Defeat Tama Toledo 61 to 57 In Non Conference Tilt
Washington Demons held a 20 to 10 first quarter lead and with Bob McClure scoring 26, including a decisive third quarter stretch with two steals and quick baskets, held off Tama Toledo 61 to 57. Stalder added 13 points as McClure sparked a late demoralizing rally, while Owen Steele and Malachy battled fouls. The win sets up a home contest with Muscatine on Tuesday.
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Washington
Demons
Tama - Toledo
Bob McClure
Tama
Gary Hurst
Owen
Steele
Malachy
McClure
Jerry Stalder
Talbot
Jones
Muscatine
Mulcahy
Inman
Stalder
Kaufman
Kendall
Custer
Kalupak
McClare
Demon Sophomores Fall Short Against Tama Five
The Washington sophomores lost 60 to 56 to South Tama in a tight non conference game. Tim Trotman led with 25 points, Novak added 11, and Lower Hennessey scored 20 for the visitors while Hill had 12. Steve Norton was out sick for Washington.
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Washingtonssophomores
South Tama
Demons
South Tama County
Steve Norton
Tim Trotman
John Sproule
Novak
Hennessey
Hill
Washington
Ul Scranton
Wagner
Trotman
Lowe
Sanders
Cory
Potter
Walker
Davis
Forem N Corskey
Hil
Cincinnati at Wichita in pivotal night of college hoops
Top ranked Cincinnati seeks its 20th win and at least a tie for the MVC title by beating Wichita. Other big games include Duke aiming to clinch first in the ACC, Arizona State and Stanford dueling atop the WAC, Illinois facing Indiana, and several top 10 teams chasing conference crowns. The card also notes Yale, North Carolina State, and Georgia Tech results and other regional clashes.
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Gneinnati
Missouri Valley
Wichita
Bearcats
MBC
Cincinnati
Fevola
Chicago
Ramblers
Bowling Green
Duke
Wake Forest
Blue Devils
Ings
Utah
Stanford
California
Oregon State
Oregon
Illinois
Indiana
Arizona St. A
Brigham Young
Colorado
Town State
Mississippi State
Florida
Georgia Tech
Louisville
Ore
Princeton
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Dartmouth
Brig
Tam Young
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 and Davis County Tie for Southeast Six Lead
Mt Pleasant and Davis County pulled even in the Southeast Six standings after a 53-49 Mt Pleasant win at Fairfield. Ft Madison rallied past Centerville 66-57. Washington beat Tama-Toledo 61-57. Davis County and Mt Pleasant each had one more league game to play, with both aiming to avoid a tiebreaker. Hawkins scored 22 for Mt Pleasant and Hankins led Fairfield with 22 in a close conference night.
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Mt. Pleasant
Davis County
Fairfield
Madison
Centerville
Washington
Tama - Toledo
Missouri
Mt. Pleant
Mr. Pleasant
Washington Demons
Trojans
Jerry Hankins
Tom Young
Lloyd Dunbar
Mike Campbell
Hawkins
Mike Hellige
Ft. Madison
Mike Philpott
Gary Hoskins
Ron Boyer
Steve Wehrele
Don Graves
Bob McClure
Lon Wilson
Sectionals finals set at three sites in Washington area
Mediapolis defeated New London 74 36 to win the sectional at Friday’s games and advance to the district tournament. Pekin hosts Mid Prairie versus Cardinal Community at 8 30 with consolations Fremont against Hedrick at 7. Mt Union hosts WACO versus Winfield Mt Union at 8 30 with Columbus Community against Wapello in consolation at 7. Morning Sun earned consolation 50 15 over Weil Burlington.
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Mediapolis
New London
Caight
Pekin
Mt. Union
Mid - Prairie
Cardinal Community
Fremont
Hedrick
WACO
Winfield-Mt. Union
Columbus Community
Wapello
Cardinal
Sremont
Medopolis
Sun
Weil Burlington
Mediapolis Girls
Mid-Prairie Loser To Cedar Rapids Team
Cedar Rapids defeated Mid-Prairie 60 to 39 after a tight third quarter. Mid-Prairie shot 60 percent in the first half but just 12 percent after intermission, with Ken Kepler scoring all four fourth-quarter points. Kepler 16 and Jursa 12 led Mid-Prairie. Schulte 21 and Schebtke 10 paced Cedar Rapids. Sophomores won 39 to 35.
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Mid-Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Wellman
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Prairie
Ken Kepler
Rapids
Kepler
Tom Jursa
Jesse Schulte
Bob Schebtke
Doug Goschke
Ron Redlinger
Jerome Yoder
Tom Gingerich
Spahn Signs For Another Year With Braves Bossing The Mound
Milwaukee star Warren Spahn signed for 1963 keeping his record as the game’s top left handed pitcher with the Braves. at 41 he begins his 19th season with the club aiming to reach 20 wins for a 13th time and to surpass the great Rube Waddell in strikeouts.
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Warren Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Spahn
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Braves
Rube Waddell
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Ray Washburn
Gene Oliver
Gibson
Washburn
Oliver
Terry Bughek
Cal Maxvill
New York Mets
Jay Hook
Mets
Jerry Zimmerman
Minnesota Twins
Rich Rollins
Bernie Allen
Joe Bonikowski
Lenny Green
Cincinnati Reds
Mel Queen
Nurler
Hank Foiles
Bob Heffe
Turk Lown
Chicago White Sox
Reds
Lown
Chisox
Don January Holds Tucson Golf Lead
Don January led the Tucson Open after two rounds at 132, 12 under par, with a five stroke cushion over Frank Boynton and Al Mengert. He praised his luck while rivals like Jim Ferrier, Butch Baird, Harold Kneece, Gene Littler, Lionel Hebert, and Jack Nicklaus chased the final 36 holes.
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Tucson
Ariz
UPI
Don January
PGA
Frank Boynston
Corpus Christi
Tex
al Mengert
St. Louis
Jim Ferrier
Butch Baird
Harold Kneece
Gene Littler
Lionel Hebert II
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
McGhee May Soon Be Sent Overseas
Washington reports President Kennedy will move George C. McGhee from undersecretary of state for political affairs to an ambassadorship overseas within months. Dowling's Bonn post may reopen as McGhee's potential replacement, with Harriman as a popular name for the undersecretary role. No major State Department reshuffles are expected, officials say.
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Bonn
Dowling
McGhee
Dean Rusk
George Ball
Walt W. Rostow
State House
W. Averell Harriman
New York
State Department
Rusk
Kuceras Mark Silver Anniversary in Riverside
Mr and Mrs Fred Kucera celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary on February 7 by traveling to Washington for photos and dinner. Upon return, their children Kenneth and Kris Kucera and Kevin and Laurel Kucera, and Karolyn joined them for a silverware gift. The couple also observed their 46th wedding anniversary later that evening at Mrs Krotzs Riverside home with extended family. Leonard Krotz marked a birthday February 6 and Kenneth and Kucera celebrated their third wedding anniversary.
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Riverside
Fred Kucera
Washington
Oon
Kenneth Kucera
Kris
Kevin
Laurel
Karolyn
Walter Krotz
Iowa City
Leonard Krotz
Solon
Warren Orbes
West Liberty
Clifford Dunn
Wellman
Dennis M. Miller
Farewell Dinner for Fay F Boone in Kalona
Fay F Boone will leave February 19 for military induction and was honored at a Kalona Odd Fellow and Rebekah farewell dinner. The event included a cooperative 6:30 PM meal with many local families, friends, and community members attending.
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Kalona
Fay F. Boone
Salona
Odd Fellow
Rebekah
L. J. Strickler
Joe Fisher
Robert Hartley
Donald Dickel
Fay W. Boone
Jim
Elsie Fisher
W. Fry
Curtains
Jean
Rose SI
Robert
S. W. Yoder
Harold Maxwell
David
Eugene Hartzler
Rolland Maxwell
CR Beckley
Ronald Bender
Alma Michel
Gerald Niffenegger
Lt. Strickler
H. A. 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 new spring construction projects as planners intensify the schedule and seek cost efficiency and timely completion for forthcoming builds.
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Tama-Toledo
Saufman
Kalepak
Tama Kalupak
Kalipak
Cees Drug Store
Angi
Demon
Panthers
Mustangs
Big Reds
San
Rosalind _ Natalie RUSSELL
Wood Kart Malden
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
K. P. Hall
West Chester
Gary Kale
UPL Sports
Sorrells
Watson
Melody Lanes
Washington Oil Stewart Pontiac - Buick
State Cafe
Stewart Hardware
Shell Oilers
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 Gerot
Melva Walton
United Nations
Ola O'Loughlin
Betty Crocker
Bidwell House
Des Moines
Delbert Flynn
Clayton Wingler
Ted Gerot
Tener
New Methodist Church
Keokuk
Trinity Methodist Church
Earl Lemley
Berninghausen
Valentine
Lewis Weber
Lyle Gerot
Carl Craig, Jr
Mrs. Pagene Way
Shettler
Miller
Wally Brenneman
Gertrude Shettler
Walt Miller
Crandell and
Craig
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
H. A. Hofer
Minburn
A. G. Richardsons
Keota
Tom Hofers
Ivan Alts
V. D. Hochstetler
Altoona
Phyllis Mauch
Robert Frette
Arthur Mauch
F. L. Strickler
Ruth Marner
Catholt Fueral
Bacon White
Joan
Jon
Melrose
Minnesota
Stanley Dawson
Charles Julia
Rosemary Fullerton
Renee
Whites
Bert White
Cheryl Walker
Dubuque
Floyd Walker
Keith Norton
Keith
City Hall
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