Demons hold off Mustangs for 62 53 win
Washington's Demons beat Davis County Mustangs 62 to 53 at Bloom field in a Southeast Six Conference contest. Washington led from start to finish, with balanced scoring led by Mike Hennigan 14 and Joe Minick 12, Schooley 12, Rich Sojka 10. Tim Wheaton and Doug Hockersmith had 11 for Davis County.
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Joe Minick
Schooley
Rich Sojka
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Doug Hockersmith
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Sojka
Hennigan English
Goodell
Porter
Williams
McCarthy Logan
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Wegner Weede
Kincart
Hockersmith
McClure
Garrett
De-Men to Meet at YMCA Before All-Star Game
The De-Men announce a final meeting at the YMCA on Monday at 7 30 p.m. in Washington. The gathering precedes the Red Heads all star basketball game set for February 24. All members are urged to attend.
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Washington
YMCA
Red Heads
Ten Years Ago Brig Gen Johnson Visits Washington Training Center
Brig Gen B P Johnson, commanding general of the 14th army corps in Minneapolis, visited the local army reserve training center in Washington Friday. William H Perdock, commander, hosted the event and the general later met at the Washington Coffee Club where he was elected president.
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B. P. Johnson
14Th Army Corps
Minneapolis
Demon sophomores beat Davis County 66 to 51 in SEC play
Washingtons sophomore basketball team improved to seven wins and two losses with a 66 to 51 victory over Davis County on Friday night. Terry Miller led the Demons with 26 points while Eagle added 12 and Herdlicka 10. Davis County top scorers were Huggins with 19 and Wellowan 14.
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Fairfield Trojan Sophs
Terry Miller
Demons
Eagle
Herdlicka
Huggins
Wellawn
Lemley
Clingman
Miller
Schooley
Paul
Davisey
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Gentry
Saner
Informational Meeting of NFO at St Marys Riverside
An informational meeting of the NFO will be held at St Marys School Riverside on Monday at 8 p.m. The event invites members and interested parties to attend and learn more about the organization.
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NFO
St. Mary’s School
Riverside
Panthers hand Fairfield first loss in Southeast Six clash
Mt Pleasant's Panthers crushed the previously unbeaten Fairfield Trojans 73 to 59 on the Mt Pleasant court. Ken Welcher led with 17 points. Ron Potts scored 16 for Fairfield before fouls limited him in the final period. Terry Lewis added 16 for Mt Pleasant as Dick Watson had 17 for Fairfield. In other league games Fort Madison beat Centerville 65 to 62, Washington defeated Davis County 62 to 53. Fort Madison's Mike Flach led with 28 points.
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Ron Potts
Potts
Welcher
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Dick Watson
Fairfield
Steve Forbes
Steve Brown
Fort Madison
Centerville
Washington
Davis County
Mike Flach
Keith Price
Ted Archibald
Garen Milton
Terry Barber
Reds
Knudson Opens Phoenix Open with Narrow Lead
George Knudson, Canada's top pro, shoots 64 to reach 131 for 36 holes at Phoenix Open. He holds a two-stroke edge over Tom Shaw and Dan Sikes as he reflects on improved putting and confident play. Nicklaus misses the cut after rounds of 75 and 71.
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UPI
George Knudson
Canada
Phoenix Country Club
Paris
Knudson
Tom Shaw
Golf, Ill
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Dan Sikes
Jacksonville
Fla
Sikes
PGA
Jack Montgomery
Fort Worth
Tex
Tommy _ Aaron
Calloway Gardens
Sam Carmichael
Martinsville
Ind
Montgomery
Aaron
Carmichael
Jack Nicklaus
Highland Huskies Top Clear Creek In Lopsided Victory
Highland cagers defeated Clear Creek 75 to 58 on Friday night. The Huskies led 36 to 30 at halftime and pulled away in the second half. Standouts for Highland included Larry Hawkins with 18 and Tim Krantz 15. Clear Creek top scorers were Dennis Burns with 21 and Terry Kutcher with 14. Highland also won the freshman sophomore game 57 to 51 behind Larry Grecian 18, Phil Sojka 17, and Larry Yoder 11. Novak led Clear Creek with 17 in the loss.
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Highland Court
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Tim Krantz
John Burich
Roger Norris
Bill Watkinson
Dave Kaufman
Duane Chalupa
Greg Schott
John Kron
Dennis Burns
Terry Kutcher
Larry Grecian
Phil Sojka
Larry Yoder
Novak
Mid Prairie Splits With Solon Cagers In Twin Games
Mid Prairie Golden Hawks lost a 67 66 heartbreaker to Solon in Wellman as Randy Miller led with 15 points and Tony Krizer paced Solon with 27. The Mid Prairie girls beat Solon 82 68, Connie Ehrenfelt scoring 36 and Diane Ehrenfelt 35, while Janice Miller topped the Solon squad with 35 in defeat.
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Mischler
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Mid - Prairie Girls
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Diane Ehrenfelt
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Kleinschmidt
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Trowbridge resigns his cabinet post
President Johnson faces the 1964 campaign with three new cabinet members after Commerce Secretary Alexander Trowbridge resigns for health reasons. C R Smith of American Airlines is nominated to replace him March 1.
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Trowbridge
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Health, Education and Welfare
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Urban Coalition
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Killy Wins Slalom After Disqualifications In Fog
Jean Claude Killy of France claimed the Olympic men's slalom title as Haakon Mjoen and Karl Schranz were disqualified for missing gates. Schranz appeals the decision while Austrians Huber and Matt earned silver and bronze. Other events included Monti's bob sled gold and Ellefsaeter's cross country medal. Johnny Hoeglin upset speed skating world record holder Maier for gold.
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France
UPI
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Gates
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Austria
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Kidd
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Rick Chaffee
Rutland
Eugenio Monti
Italy
Ole Ellefsaeter
Johnny Hoeglin
Sweden
Fred Anton Maier
Derjan Sandler
UCLA Beats Oregon in 119-78 Victory at Pauley Pavilion
Lew Alcindor showed strength with 29 points and several confrontations as UCLA routed Oregon 119-78 to improve to 37-0 at home. Mike Lynn added 18, Ken Smith led Oregon with 26, and UCLA prepares for Oregon State in another Pac Eight clash.
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Bruin
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Pauley Pavilion
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Gaffney Strangler Arrested in Teen Murder Case
Lee Roy Martin, 30, a white textile worker and father of three, was arrested after Opel Dianne Buckson, 15, was found strangled in a creek bed. Police say he also killed Nancy Parris, 20, and Nancy Rinehart, 14, whose nude bodies were found last week. The killer allegedly taunted editor Bill Gibbons of the Gaffney Ledger, heightening fear in the town of 13,000.
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UPI
Lee Roy Martin
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Julian A. Wright
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Nancy Rinehart
Bill Gibbons
Gaffney Ledger
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Pigs shown and lamp study at Hustlers 4-H meeting
Robert L. Anderson showed the film Pigs to the Hustlers 4-H Club on Thursday. Roger Adams demonstrated how lamp height affects reflections. Mike Rich discussed differences in shadows by bulb size. Jerome Witte toe joined as a new member. Refreshments were provided by the Millers and Ossmans.
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Hustlers
Roger Adams
Mike Rich
Jerome Wittetoe
Millers
the Ossmans
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