Panthers defeat Demons in final regular season game
Washington Demons persevere with eight players as four suspended and one hurt, losing 62 61 to Mt. Pleasant Panthers. Sophomores Norton Trotman and Lowe start, joined by Holden and Mc Clure, with Flory replacing Lowe after foul trouble. Steele injures ankle could sit out district opener at Fairfield Monday 7 30 p m.
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Hurst
Steve Norton
Tim Trotman
Tom Lowe
Dick Holden
Bob McClure
Roger Flory
Lowe
Steele
Mike Steele
Demons
Washington
McClure
Local Bowling Standings and High Scores in Five Towners League
Five Towners League results show Crawfordsville Legion 114 to Brown Finance 9 5M and Dutch Tonsorial 96 for team standings. High team series were Dutch 2640 and Mullen 2566 with Don & Harold 915 and Dutch 894 in team games. Individual leaders include Vernon White 609 and Jack Weik, plus Bob Wayman 212 in a noted driving layup. In a separate basketball recap Mt Pleasant edged Washington 62 61 after a tense final quarter as McClure Holden and Kerr led Washington with 18 10 and 1 point margins, while Mt Pleasant’s Wilson paced with 18.
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Five Towners
Crawfordsville Legion
Brown Finance
Mullens
Don & Harold Sinclair
Sitter Electricsy
Washington Mfg
Dutch
Mullen
Don & Harold
Vernon White
Jack Weik
Fletcher
Bob Wayman
Derons
Demons
Panthers
Trotman
Washington
McClure
Holden
Woepking
Mt Pleasant
Kerr
Bob McClure
Dick Holden
Ich
Steve Norton
Bill Wilson
Warren Woepking
Pat Coghlan
Martha Whittaker Earns Honor Roll At Marycrest College
Ten years ago today Martha Whittaker daughter of Mr and Mrs M L Whittaker of Washington achieved honor roll distinction for the first semester at Marycrest College Davenport She is a junior majoring in medical technology and a member of the choral club and the semi the Young
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Martha Whittaker
M. L. Whittaker
Washington
Marycrest College
Davenport
Miss Whittaker
Demon sophomores edge Mt Pleasant in close game
Washington sophomores held on to beat Mt Pleasant 61 to 58 on the Washington court Friday night. Frank Sanders scored 21 for the Demons, with Al Brock 14 and Jim Logan 12, while Bob Bower-Welcher 14 and Deck 13 led the Panthers.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Washington Court
Frank Sanders
Demons
al Brock
Jim Logan
Bob Bower
Welcher
Panthers
Deck
Campbell
Roth
Logan
Brock
Bower
al Sanders
Bordwell
Mt. Pleant
Mertens
Williams Welcher
Kinney
Snead Opens Lead in Senior Golf Championship
Sam Snead holds a nine under par 136 total after 36 holes at Palm Beach Gardens as the PGA Seniors Championship centers on the 6600 yard east course. He leads Leland Gibson by three strokes, with Bud Williamson and Paul Runyan close behind, while heavyweights Turnesa Ghezzi Moyer trail at 143.
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Palm Beach Gardens
UPI
Sam Snead
England
Snead
Leland
Duke) Gibson
Kansas City
Gibson
Bud Williamson
Lincoln
Neb
Paul Runyan
Dick Shoemaker
Cleveland
Walt Kozak
Convent
N. J
Wrestling Clinic Opens for Washington Junior High Boys
All junior high age boys in Washington are invited to participate in a wrestling clinic at the Washington Junior High building for two weeks. Seventh through ninth graders will learn rules and fundamentals, have fun with the sport, and improve skills. Don Lawless and Al Kinzler will direct the sessions starting Tuesday after school.
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Washington
Don Lawless
al Kinzler
Headliners 4 H Club Demonstrates Color Theory
Members of the Headliners 4 H Club met with Nancy Mattes Monday night Karen Westermark spoke on the Theory of Color. Demonstrations were given by Margaret Larsen Using Colors Together Diana Miller Mixing Colors For Craft. The girls each made a color chart.
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Nancy Mattes
Karen Westermark
Margaret Larsen
Diana Miller
Women’s bowling journey to open city tournament
Washington’s Bowling Association members open their city tournament this evening with play continuing Feb 23 29 and March at Columbus Bowl Lanes Columbus Junction Forty teams 59 doubles sets and 18 singles entered The first event starts at 6 30 p m tonight with 10 teams taking to the lanes.
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Washington
Women’s Bowling Association
Columbus Bowl
Columbus Junction
Fort Madison tops Fairfield to clinch South East Six Crown
Fort Madison dominated Fairfield 80 to 69 on home floor securing the Southeast Six title with ten straight wins. Key scorers were Hellige 22 Lane 17 Keller 12 Anderson 12 and Heifner 11 for Fort Madison while Rich Creek 18 Campbell 17 and Behner 13 led Fairfield. Mount Pleasant beat Washington 62 61 to tie for fourth. Centerville beat Davis County 72 55 as Wilson led Davis County with 26. Final standings list Fort Madison 100 Fairfield 58 Centerville 58 Mount Pleasant Ss Washington Davis County ft.
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Fairfield
Hellige
Lane
Keller
Anderson
Heifner
Rich Creek
Mike Campbell
Fred Behner
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Centerville
Davis County
Wilson
Robertson
Matthews
Binton
Thomas
Graves
Mount Pleasant
Cassius Clay Keeps Talking Big Ahead of Liston Fight
Cassius Clay continues his talk despite sparring four rounds in Miami Beach as he prepares for the heavyweight title bout with Sonny Liston. Clay predicts victory, declares he will shock the world Tuesday night, and contemplates a public vote to choose his next challenger. Former champion Joe Louis attends, noting Clay’s perceived lack of finesse and warning Liston could prevail if Clay keeps retreating from punches.
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Fla
UPI
Cassius Clay
Sonny Liston
Louisville Lip
Miami Beach Auditorium
Convention Hall
Clay
Odessa
Louisville
Cassius Marcellus Say Sr
Louis
Liston
Bowling Standings and Scores for Swift Feed and Fareway Stores
Team results show Fareway 1813 and General Life 1718 in a tight standings race. Individual leaders include Kay Custer with 493 in series and 182 in a game, Sharron Lutes 476, Jean Hall 83, with notable per-game tallies across Swift Feed Hy-Vee and Credit Bureau entries.
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Fareway
General Life
Credit Bureau Uy Hy - Vee
Randys
Advance Ross
Swift
Credit Bureau
Coast
Kay Custer
Sharron Lutes
Jean Hall
American boycott clash over Cuba policy and trade
The piece argues that U S citizens may boycott British firms selling buses to Fidel Castro while opposing boycotts on Polish ham and wheat shipments to the Soviet Union. It notes State Department ambiguity, union actions, and Sir Alec Douglas-Home remarks, suggesting mixed signals on policy and public sentiment toward Castro. It highlights tensions between allied trade and anti Castro pressure.
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Dean Rusk
Fidel Castro
U. S
Soviet Union
U.S
Soviet ‘Union
State Department
Secretary of State
Rusk
Nikita Khrushchev
NATO
Cuba
Khrushchev
Alec Douglas - Home
Washington
Johnson
White House
Sir Alec
U.K
Castro
Bombers honored at farewell in Keota
Mr and Mrs Howard Bomber of Tal seyrand were honored at a farewell party in the Rubio Community building with 125 neighbors. They are moving to the Clear Creek area. Gifts included an electric skillet. Also noted: Irene Greiner and son Larry returned from Aurora Illinois. Betty Jean Greiner Frink.
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Bomber
Clear Creek
Irene Greiner
Larry
Nate Frink
Cedar Rapids
Aurora
Ilinois
Herbert Greiner
Frink
Betty Jean Greiner
Lavernon Weaver
Denise
Ronnie
Ottumwa
John E. Henry
C.D. Kirkpatrick
Mabel Fagen
Donald Fagen
Des Moines
Poole
Vocational Agriculture Students Eligible for FFA
Vocational agriculture students in high school may join the Future Farmers of America, a non profit youth organization. Activities include a food stand at the county fair, a corn harvest safety campaign, a lawn around the junior high addition, a John Deere plant tour, livestock exhibits, and a district leadership school. The Washington FFA Chapter plans its 17th Annual Parent-Son Banquet for February 20.
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Future Farmers of America Organization
FFA
Expe Eniees
Washington Ffa
Washington County Fair
John Deere
Waterloo
Washington County
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