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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1964

Page

8

Demons Host Mt Pleasant in Finale Overtime Hope

Washington Demons close regular season with a home game against Mt Pleasant Panthers. Coach Gary Hurst plans to stick with the usual lineup. Tim Trotman and John Mulcahy out earlier, but expected starters include Bob McClure Dick Holden Mike Steele Tim Trotman and Tom Lowe. Panthers led by Warren Woepking and coach John Sproule seek strong finish after recent wins and a 39 38 setback at Muscatine.

Washington Demons Mt. Pleasant Panthers Gary Hurst Tim Trotman John Mulcahy Muscatine Muskies Hurst Sproule Cagers Muscatine

Bowling League Results Show Close Team Scores

Northrup King leads with 2412 plus 45 as Sportshop 2449 and Geb Chevrolet 2501 top the card. Farm Bureau Ins 2488 and Sellers Ins 2488 share high team marks. individual leaders include John Hough 611 and Earl Rae 575 with games 234 and 216.

Geb Chevrolet Farm Bureau Sportshop Northrup King Washington D.C Farm Service Co Mobil Oil Geb Chevrolet Farm Bureau Ins John Hough Earl Rae

Winfield and Waco Advance to Sectional Finals in Mediapolis

Olds Winfield Mt Union faces Waco of Olds in the sectional boys basketball final at Mediapolis tomorrow night after Winfield Mt Union upset New Sodon 53 to 47 in overtime and Waco defeated Mediapolis 74 to 34 to reach the final.

OLDS Winfield-Mt. Union Waco Mediapolis New Sodon

Warriors End Royals Streak Behind Chamberlain 32 Points

Wilt Chamberlain led the San Francisco Warriors past the Cincinnati Royals 108-101, ending Cincinnati's 12 game win streak. Chamberlain totaled 32 points and 19 rebounds, Wayne Hightower added 29, while Oscar Robertson led the Royals with 29 points. The Knicks toppled the Hawks 120-114 as Art Heyman scored a career high 33. Pettit had 37 for the Hawks. Philadelphia beat Baltimore 130-122 as Chet Walker 29 and Greer 24 fueled the win. Dischinger led the Bullets with 24 in a 163-Lead Pistons 116-115 comeback over the Lakers. Ray Scott scored 23 for Detroit and Baylor 34 for L A with West 22.

United Press International Cincinnati Royals Wilt Chamberlain San Francisco Warriors Royals Chamberlain Cincinnati Gardens National Basketball Association Wayne Hightower Warriors Oscar Robertson New York Knickerbockers St. Louis Hawks Art Heyman Bob Pettit Hawks Chet Walker Hal Greer Philadelphia Baltimore Theers Terry Dischinger Bullets Bailey Howell Detroit Pistons Los Angeles Lakers Pistons Ray Scott Elgin Baylor Lakers Jerry West

DePaul Eyes Stand as 17th Win Boosts Rating

DePaul won its 17th game as Loyola Chicago and other NIT bound teams faced tough league play. Mills led with 22 points, Dennis added 20, and five players hit double figures. Other games included Pittsburgh over Temple 78-67, Louisville 84-70 over St Francis of PA, Ohio U 63-60 vs Miami (OH), LaSalle 91-81 over Canisius, Bradley 84-72 vs North Dakota, Penn State 86-76 over West Virginia, Notre Dame 90-73 over Butler, and Evansville 105-79 over Indiana State. The Holy Cross Connecticut contest was postponed due to snow.

United Press International DePaul Chi Loyola of Chicago Blue Demons St Louisville Memphis State Mills Dennis Bonnies Temple Pittsburgh Dave Sayer Pitt Bill Kelly Louisville St. Francis Areito John Reuther Cardinals Sandy Williams Ohio University Miami Ohio LaSalle Canisius Frank Corace Explorers Curt Fromal Bradley North Dakota Braves Laverne Penn State West Virginia Notre Dame Irish Butler William and Mary George Washington Evansville Indiana State Holy Cross Connecticut

Women's Bowling McCleery-Cumming 4 worth Bank 4 Heating B

Duncan u Ted s 6, Carson a Wilson 4 Marshall-Minick 3 2356, Wilson 2322 McCleery 2390, Ainsworth 2326, Carson 2287, Roe 2343, Duncan 2243, Teds 2408, Team series Teds 2405, McCleery 2390. Roe and Ainsworth 85, Duncan 844. McGill 528, Curl 504. McGill 210, Maxine Zieglowsky 192.

McCleery - Cumming Worth Bank Marshall - Minick Duncan U Teds Carson Wilson McCleery Ainsworth Roe Duncan MeClery Roe and Ainsworth McGill Curl Maxine Zieglowsky

Clear Creek and HLV win at Mid-Prairie

In sectional boys basketball at Mid Prairie Wellman on Wednesday Clear Creek of Oxford defeated Town Valley of Marengo 50 to 37 and HLV of Victor defeated English Valley of North English 47 to 31 The finals were set for tonight with district play to follow at the Iowa City fieldhouse next Monday night Clear Creek pulled away midway in the second period to lead 29 to 24 at halftime Bob Sims led Iowa Valley with 10 points while Clarence Graper scored 22 and Dan Downes 12 for Clear Creek HLV built a 14 to 8 first quarter lead and led 34 to 20 over English Valley Nick Norden had 13 for HLV while Francis Johnston scored 12 and Darrell Newberry 10 for English Valley.

Clear Creek Oxford Town Valley of Marengo HLV Victor English Valley of North English Mid-Prairie Wellman Iowa City Iowa Valley Bob Sims Clarence Graper Dan Downes English Valley Nick Norden Mike Wahl Dick York Francis Johnston Darrell Newberry

Stephen Wolfer Wins Poland China 4-H Award

Stephen Wolfer of Washington received a Poland China 4-H award presented by the Town Poland China Breeders Association at the state sale on February 8. He is among 25 county winners and is a member of the Marion 4-H Club now in his fifth year.

Stephen Wolfer Washington Poland China Breeders Association Merrittady Stephen Jay Doonan Marlan Marion

Dallas writer-heiress fires at candidate near airport

Mary Elizabeth Stone 47, a freelance writer and heiress, fired at U.S. Senate candidate Gordon McLendon at Love Field Dallas after paging him at the airport. The weapon jammed, a bystander was knocked down, and Stone was disarmed. She claimed McLendon led the Mafia and Cosa Nostra and that he was a Communist. Police planned assault with intent to kill charges.

Dallas UPI Gordon McLendon U.S. Senate McLendon U.S. Atty Robert Kennedy Mary Elizabeth Stone E.L. Cunningham W.W. Dyer Dyer Chicago Ralph Yarborough Stone Cosa Nostra Harvey Totten Stanley Hiatt McLendon Hiatt

Cypriots fire on British troops amid Cyprus crisis

In Nicosia armed Cypriots opened fire on a British patrol, marking the first such assault since the December start of the Cyprus crisis. No casualties were reported. two Cypriots were detained and released. Britain plans to replace irregular patrols with official police and dispatched 1,500 more troops to bolster its 5,000-strong peace force amid ongoing clashes.

Nicosia, Cyprus UPI Cyprus Nicosia Britain

Lions Club Plans Future Activities at Wayland

The Wayland Lions Club held a dinner meeting at Sail Inn Cafe. A $100 donation from broom sales will go to the Lions Light Conservation Fund. The club plans to buy more ground at West End Park and erect a shelter house there. They discussed adopting a town flower, noted the Heart Fund drive, and scheduled the annual Easter Egg Hunt for local children.

Wayland Lions Club Sail Inn Lions Light Conservation Fund West End Park

Superintendent Quits Fort Madison Post

Dr. William L. Little resigns as Fort Madison Community School District superintendent. Aged 37, he had served since April 1962 and previously taught education and psychology at Southern State Teachers College in Springfield, South Dakota. He gave no reason and offered no definite future plans.

Fort Madison UPI William L. Little Little Southern State Teachers College Springfield S.D

Winnipeg Kiwanis Club Radio Message For Washington Iowa

Winnipeg Kiwanis club sent a taped message to the Washington Iowa chapter. Harry Levy presented the program at Captain's Table with Dr Diesch and several guests, outlining Winnipeg's history and economic role as Canada’s western gateway. Leon Hillman to lead three bowling teams heading to the Ames Kiwanis Bowling Tournament.

Kiwanis Elmwood Winnipeg Canada Washington, Iowa Harry Levy Dr. Diesch Agricultural Medical Unit University of Iowa Ray Priebe Marvin Hunt Paul Orrison Jack Nelsson Bill Burkhardt Harry Thurson Kenneth Brigham Young Leon Hillman Ames Kiwanis

Stolen Rubens Painting Recovered At Grandmother's Home

In Brussels a 17th century Rubens painting titled Negro Heads was recovered undamaged after a thief held it for ransom. Andre Beugnies, 19, confessed to stealing it and was arrested. Museum director Philippe Robert-Jones urged tighter security measures.

Brussels Belgium UPI Peter Paul Rubens Andre Beugnies Beugnies Philippe Robert-Jones

Saddle Horse group to meet Sunday in Washington

A Southeast Iowa zone meet of the Iowa Saddle Horse Association will be held in Washington on Sunday February 23 at 2 p.m. John Neighbour of Chariton director of the southeast zone will conduct the meeting. He will report on planned shows and discuss changes in show procedures. All interested are invited to attend at the Washington County fairgrounds. LAS VEGAS (UPI) High rises are the current construction rate in this desert resort city. Ten hotels have recently completed towering additions totaling 163 stories in a $50 million expansion program.

Iowa Iowa Saddle Horse Association Washington John Neighbour Chariton Washington County Fairgrounds Las Vegas UPI

Ruby defense asks change of venue

In Dallas UPI report Jack Ruby’s defense demanded a venue change for his murder trial two prospective jurors held opinions on insanity and guilt. Melvin Belli renewed the motion but was overruled as Judge Joe Brown pressed on with jury selection and possible night sessions.

Dallas UPI Jack Ruby Ruby Melvin Belli Texas Lee Harvey Oswald H.M. Warne Joe B. Brown Warne J.P. Carr Brown Kennedy

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