Demons rally to edge Davis County 62 59 on late surge
Washington Demons erased a 14 point hole to stun Davis County Mustangs 62 59 Friday night. Bob McClure led with 12 two pointers and 20 points for Davis County's top scorer Melvin Wilson added 20. Trotman 12 Holden 10 and Hunsaker 2 aided the rally as the Demons closed strong at the free throw line despite eight makes.
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Mustangs
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Demons
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Washington
al Hunsaker
Trotman
Holden
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Novak
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Sample
Lowe
Harris
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Dick Holden
Tom Lowe
Ick Wilson
Melvin Wilsawn
FG FT FF
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Rupe
Lyons
Vandegriff Miller
Washington Chamber of Commerce Honors Longtime Member
Ten years ago today Schmitt, a Washington resident and active businessman, was presented a life membership in the Washington Chamber of Commerce at Winga's Cafe during the coffee club meeting. He has served as secretary for ten and a half years since joining in 1931.
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Schmitt
Washington
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Winga’s
Chamber of Commerce
Cincinnati Tops Oregon State In 57 53 Overtime Thriller
Cincinnati earned a 57 53 victory over Oregon State at Portland as 19 of 36 field goal attempts powered the Bearcats. Ron Bonham led with 28 points while Mel Counts scored 33 for Oregon State. UCLA beat Washington State 88 83 to open the Big Six slate, California upset Washington 46 44, and Southern California won 75 74 in OT over Stanford as Dan Walthers and John Block featured for their teams. Other Friday games included Princeton over Washington Mo 85 56 Belmont Abbey over Presbyterian 54 45 Tennessee State 95 65 over Mai Murray and Abilene Christian 90 74 over Eastern New Mexico.
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Tom Dose
Dose
Trojans
Doug Balcom
Princeton
Belmont Abbey
Presbyterian
Tennessee State
Mai Murray
Abilene Christian
New Mexico
Hutchinson starts chest cancer treatment in Seattle
Cincinnati Reds manager Fred Hutchinson, a Seattle native, will begin two months of cancer treatment in Seattle for chest malignancy. He hopes to return to Florida for spring training in Tampa on February 29. Doctors, including his brother surgeon, suggest a gland swelling may be malignancy, with no surgery planned. Hutchinson will stay at a local hospital tumor institute and live in a rented house with wife Patsy while his two of four children join him from Bradenton. He remains hopeful and in good spirits, weighing about 220 pounds.
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Seattle
Wash
UPI
Cincinnati Reds
Fred Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Florida
Red
Tampa
Mid-Prairie Girls Rally to Beat West Liberty 52 48
Mid-Prairie trailed early but surged in the final quarter to top West Branch 52 48 at West Branch. Julie Hobbs scored 35 as West Liberty openers Jackie Tuttle 24 and Trudy Weller 11 led the visitors.
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Mid - Prairie Girls Basketall
West Branch
Mid - Prairie
Julie Hobbs
West Liberty
Jackie Tuttle
Trudy Weller
Columbus Community splits with New London teams
Columbus Community girls beat New London 69 to 38 while the boys lost 65 to 63. Yocum scored 23 for Columbus in a tight first half, but New London held on. Brown led New London with 50 points as the girls opened with a first quarter lead and kept it, despite a second quarter rally.
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Yocum
Miller
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Highland School Lunches Menu Week of January 6
The menu lists vegetable soup with crackers and bread on Monday January 6 with milk and fruit. Tuesday 7 features turkey and noodles with salad and cookies. Wednesday 8 serves maidrites with relish plate creamed corn extra sandwich peaches and milk. Thursday 9 offers soup beans with ham corn bread beets bread and butter sandwiches peaches and milk. Friday 10 presents tuna pie fruit cup assorted sandwiches and ice cream with milk.
Sophomore Demons top Davis County 52 to 47 in thriller
Washington sophomores rallied from a 4 47 deficit to defeat the Davis County Mustangs 52 to 47 Friday. Steve Norton led with 25 points as Jim Logan and Al Brock added 11 and 10, and Nardini paced the Mustangs with 10. Close final period sealed the win for Washington to stay unbeaten in the series.
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Washington
Davis County Mustangs
John Sproule
Mustang
Demons
Mustangs
Steve Norton
Jim Logan
al Brock
Frank Sanders
John Bordwell
Nardini
Norton
Loganie U
Brock
Sanders
Bordwell Lee
Davis County
Garoutte
Smith
Burton
Ashmead
Bragg
Ninth Grade Bball Game Shift at Fairfield Monday
Washington Junior High School ninth graders will play Fairfield Monday afternoon. The first of two games moves to 4:30 p.m. in the Fairfield gym, replacing the originally scheduled single contest.
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Washington Junior High School
Fairfield
Demon wrestlers host Williamsburg on home mat Monday
Washington high school wrestlers return to action on their home mat Monday evening in a meet against Williamsburg. It is the first meet since the holiday break, with reserve wrestling at 6 30 p.m.
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Washington High School
Williamsburg
Don, Lawless
al Kinzler
West Branch Beats Mid-Prairie In 60-48 Section Victory
West Branch boys defeated Mid-Prairie 60 to 48 on Friday night. Mid-Prairie led 9 to 8 after the first period but trailed 28 to 23 at halftime and 41 to 40 before Christiansen sparked a run. Christiansen scored 15 and Tom Nagbish 13 for West Branch while Kirk Bailey led Mid-Prairie with 17. West Branch shot 28 of 37 from the floor.
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West Branch
Mid - Prairie Boys
Mid - Prairie
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Christiansen
Tom Nagbish
Kirk Bailey
Highland Cagers Split With Pekin in Ainsworth
Highland teams split a doubleheader with Pekin at Ainsworth Friday night. Pekin girls won 98 to 48 while Highland boys won 67 to 56. Dallas Krantz led Highland boys with 29 points and Lynn Alvine scored 37 for Highland girls in a losing effort.
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Pekin
Susan Myers
Pekin Girls
Trojans and Hounds keep pace in Southeast Six action
Fairfield Trojans Fort Madison Hounds Washington stay atop the Southeast Six with Friday night wins. Final scores: Fairfield 83 Mt Pleasant 64 Fort Madison 53 Centerville 48 Washington 62 Davis County 59.
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Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Trojans
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Rick Creek
Ron Skaggs
Fred Behner
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Pat Coughlin
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Professional Directory Listing for Livingston and Edmond Firms
A condensed section lists local attorneys and firms including LOUIS J. KEHOE at Jeffry Building with OL 33991, LIVINGSTON DAY & BATES with Robert Day and Robert Bates at 204 West Main St. OL phones 3247. GEORGE F MORRISON and MORRISON IRA MORRISON at 213 South Marion Ave. MORRISON MORRISON AND LLOYD at 211 W. Washington St with OL 3-2924. JOHN C OWEN at 119 West Washington OL 3-2874. STEWART & SHEARER at 225 West Main with Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer, Abstract Dept. in office, OL 32159.
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Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
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