Demons Visit Bloomfield for Conference Clash
The Demons travel to Bloomfield to face Davis County Community in a 1 1 conference showdown. Coach Gary Hurst reshuffles the front line with Bob McClure moved to forward and Brian Owen anchoring center as Washington eyes a second league win after a holiday layoff.
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Deny Trust Fund Set for Lombardi
Milwaukee report claims Green Bay Packers set up a 250000 dollar trust fund for coach Vince Lombardi to lure him from the Rams. Lombardi and team officials deny knowledge of such a fund, while Scripps Howard editor Joe Williams asserts the Rams offered a contract purchase and equity share.
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New YWCA Swim Classes Start January 8
Washington YMCA begins a new ten week swim program on January 8 with Tuesday and Friday sessions. New junior and senior life saving courses run by Mrs. Harlan Neuhart and a water safety aide class led by Mrs. Richard Schiebel add to a schedule of adult and children lessons. Non members pay 4 dollars, members 3.50, with early registration by phone.
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Bearcats rout Houston as zone defense falters in decisive win
Cincinnati romps over Houston 79 to 56 to extend its winning streak to 28 and 10 this season. Tom Thacker led with a career high 23 points as Cincinnati shot 51.7 percent while Bonham and Wilson added 19 and 13. Houston’s zone faltered early, and the Bearcats pulled away after a 4-4 start. Duke beat Virginia 82-65 behind Jeff Mullins 30, while Georgia Tech routed Air Force 61-48 and North Carolina defeated Yale 86-77. Notre Dame topped Indiana 73-30 with late jumper bursts.
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Celtics Rally Past Warriors In High-Scoring OT Victory
Boston Celtics crushed the Frisco Warriors 135 to 12 in overtime as Bill Russell and K C Jones starred at the University of San Francisco. Wilt Chamberlain sparked SF with a late dunk, while Heinsohn and Sam Jones led Boston’s 9 point run to seal the extra period. Other NBA scores include Syracuse 120 St Louis 95 and Detroit 138 Cincinnati 118.
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Good News Greets Demon Cage Coach As School Re-Opens
Washington basketball coach Gary Hulst welcomes back Rich Vosika from a shoulder injury. Vosika, a six foot guard or forward, will practice today and may dress for Friday’s game against Conerville. Steve Talbot is also returning from a broken ankle and will dress, likely with limited action at Bloomfield.
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Funeral services held for Erie Temple at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Erie Temple were conducted at 2 p.m. Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Vernon Elgin in charge. Pallbearers were Melo Janecek, Marion Augustine, John Sherman, George Breitenbach, Lloyd Walker, and Walter Longer. Burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Reversal of Form Keota Eagles Start Season Undefeated
Keota Eagles under coach Jim Moore mount an undefeated start at five wins, led by Dean Barnum, Tom Stoutner, Doug Powell, Dave Campbell, and Dave Temple. The team emphasizes deliberate ball control and stout defense, with Powell averaging 16 points and Barnum about 11 on strong shooting. The squad competes in the South Iowa Cedar Conference against Belle Plaine, Montezuma, Sigourney, Brooklyn, Williamsburg, Marengo and English Valley.
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Women's Bowling Results at Ainsworth and McCleery-Cumming
Wednesday bowling scores list Ainsworth State Bank Ted's Welding Roe's Heating and others with team results across Ainsworth Bank Wil son's Ted's Welding Roe's Heating Marshall-Minick Duncan's Carson's high team series Ted's Welding 2284 and Duncan 2224. Team game Ted's Welding 854 and Duncan 185. Fern Birney 515 and 212 along with Martha Lowe 482 and 181 lead individual totals.
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Bridge play at Pomget Bridge Becker Pl west AQ86s
South should lead a low club from dummy at trick two and finesse the eight into East. When East plays low, the eight loses to the nine, but West cannot stop the contract. South then cashes four club tricks once he gains the lead, greatly improving his chances.
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West Leads A Spade. ‘the Jack Wins the Trick and the Question Is How Declarer
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Bowling meet reports Crawfordsville victory and team highs
The Crawfordsville Bank hosts a bowling night with Moose and Moothart posting strong totals. Team series leaders include Moothart with 2636 and Crawfordsville Bank 2524 while individual marks feature Chamberlin 582 in series and a 211 game. White and Dunbar also appear among notable scores.
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Legion Auxiliary in Crawfordsville Seeks Community Cheer
Crawfordsville December meeting of Schantz-Mitchell American Legion Auxiliary was hosted by Mrs Richard Lease. The group reported eight canteen books sent to VA Hospital Iowa City and Mt Pleasant Mental Health Institute for local servicemen. They recalled a November hospital bingo and a December 10 carolers visit. Over 1,600 Butternut coffee strips and labels were collected. A January 14 ladies night banquet for the Lions Club was planned. Delegates to the mid winter conference in Des Moines were Mrs Kenneth Rhea and Mrs Lease, with past presidents parley January 2 at Mrs Russell Zickafoose’s home. Further refreshments were served by Mrs Kenneth Rhea, Mrs Russell Zickefoose and Mrs Leonard Arthur.
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Des Moines
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Russell Zickefoose
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Third Winter Storm Covers England in Severe Weather
London reports a major winter storm moving from continental Europe blankets southern England with snow and sleet. Two inches of snow in an hour falls at Harrow while roads close to Edinburgh. nationwide deaths exceed 855 from storm related incidents.
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Iowans Give 160 000 For Work of CROP
The Christian Rural Overseas Program in Iowa raised over 160000 in 1962. Donations included corn soybeans and cash from farmers and residents in 95 of 99 counties. Southwest Iowa funds will help buy 750,008 potato eyes for Korea. CROP sent food to Algeria Hong Kong the Congo and other war torn or malnourished areas.
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