Demons Host Muscatine In Home Finale
Muscatine Muskies visit Muscatine Tuesday night for the second meeting of the season. Sophomores start at 6:30 with a 8 p.m. varsity tilt following. Muscatine won 57-45 in the first meeting. Demons seek a rebound after a 61-57 win over Tama-Toledo and aim to slow six foot six Muscatine standouts. Muscatine counters with size at both forward and center, while Demons start McClure and Stalder at guards and Owen at forward with multiple centers rotating in. Sophs hoped to be at full strength with Norton, Trotman, Lowe, Scranton and Novak.
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Mr and Mrs Erie Sriner Tour Florida and Georgia
Mr and Mrs Erie Sriner traveled to Bloomfield on Sunday then joined Dr and Mrs D R Wykoff for a three week vacation visiting Atlanta Ga Miami and other Florida points.
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District Masonic Meet In Mount Pleasant
Forty one lodges in southeast Iowa will meet for a workshop in Mt. Pleasant on March 2. Harold Larson and George W. Craig of Mt. Pleasant lead the eight county district meeting. The afternoon session opens at 1 pm and dinner at 6 pm features speaker the Rev. Paul Hann.
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January in Easy Victory at Tucson Open
Don January captured the Tucson Open by 11 strokes at the 49er's Country Club with a final 72 hole score of 265. He fired a 65 in the final round and used only 119 putts over 72 holes, never bogeying the last 36 holes. Gene Littler and Phil Rogers tied for second at 276, each earning $2,050.
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Little Golden Hawks Finish 7-1 Season in 8th Grade
KALONA The Mid Prairie eighth grade basketball team the Little Golden Hawks ended with a 7-1 record. They suffered a one point loss to Sigourney, then defeated Sigourney 31-26 in the rematch. Leading scorers were Terry Redlinger 85 Jim Lewis 76 Jan Skola 45 with Jim Lewis grabbing 61 rebounds and Jan Skola and Dana Walker 28.
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Sectional basketball opens across six sites in Washington area
Local teams begin sectional play with Riverside facing Lone Tree at West Liberty in a late first round, Muscatine Hayes Catholic vs West Branch, and Ottumwa Walsh vs Sigourney in Pekin. WACO earns a Mediapolis bye then meets Mediapolis. Keota meets Mengo Norway winner in Williamsburg. finals slated Feb 25 at Williamsburg. Washington heads to Ottumwa March 2 to meet Cardinal Community at 7.
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Illini Star Downey Sinks 53 in Loss to Indiana Hoosiers
CHICAGO UP I Iinois star Dave Downey scored 53 points to set a Big Ten regulation game record, but Indiana beat Illinois 101 68. Downey’s feat tied or surpassed league marks as Indiana pulled away after halftime led by Rayl and Bolyard. Ohio State and Minnesota remained in title contention as Wisconsin and Iowa won other games.
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Race penalty reshapes finish with Rodriguez amid disqualifications
The race saw a 50 second penalty on a key driver after a pit stop for a violation. Wally from Gladwyne Pennsylvania was disqualified while Hansgen of Far Hills New Jersey drove a Jaguar for a millionaire. Rodriguez led after a lap 11 pit stop as Penske earned 4600 for second. Other finishers included Thompson Jr. of Washington DC third in a Corvette Sting Ray earning 1700, MacDonald of El Monte California fourth in a Shelby Cobra earning 750, Bonnier of Switzerland fifth in a Porsche earning 380 plus 700 bonus for best in class, Allan of North Wilkesboro North Carolina sixth in a Corvette Sting Ray earning 500, Holbert of Warrington Pennsylvania seventh in a Porsche earning 450 plus 250 bonus, Cassel of Fort Lauderdale Florida eighth in a Porsche Abarth Carrera earning 400 plus 100 bonus.
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Rodriguez Wins Daytona Continental Road Race
Pedro Rodriguez won the Daytona Continental road race at Daytona Beach in 3 hours finishing 64 seconds ahead in a Ferrari. It was his first race since his brother was killed in the Mexican Grand Prix last year and he earned an $11,000 prize while clocking 102.074 mph in the 3.81 mile International Speedway circuit, despite a technical penalty.
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