Demons to meet Mustangs in Southeast Six clash
Washingtons Demons host the Davis County Mustangs in a Southeast Six Conference basketball game. Both varsity and sophomore teams return to action after December 15 with high hopes from coach John Sproule and a plan to use a new lineup. The Mustangs bring two league losses and key players such as Weede Kincart Hockersmith Wheaton, while Washington eyes a share of second place with a win.
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Washington
Davis County Mustangs
John Sproule
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Mustangs
Larry Weede
Weede
Jack Kincart
Doug Hockersmith
Tim Wheaton
Sproule
Joe Minick
Rick Sojka
Mike Hennigan
Greg Goodell
Doug English
Ray Porter
Jim McCarthy
Doug Dunlap
Demons
Washington County
Sheriff's Office
John Rineger
Rineger
Ruth Wagenknecht
Helen Gilbert
Storm Lake holds top Iowa prep ranking by one over Roosevelt
In Iowa high school basketball polling Storm Lake remains No. 1 with 106 points, narrowly ahead of Des Moines Roosevelt at 105. Dubuque Wahlert climbs to third, Fort Dodge fourth, Cedar Rapids Washington fifth, Iowa City sixth, Cedar Falls seventh, and Dubuque tied for eighth with Davenport Central for a strong top ten showing.
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DES Moines
UPI
Storm Lake
Iowa
Des Moines Roosevelt
Clear Lake
Denison
Ames
Roosevelt
Davenport Central
Dubuque Wahlert
Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City
Cedar Falls
Dubuque
Muscatine
Shenandoah
Ankeny
Paullina
Fairfield
Waverly
Marshalltown
Sioux Center
Mount Pleasant
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Dinner guests honor Carol Marie Earnest on ninth birthday
Ten years ago on Christmas Eve Mr and Mrs Don Holmes and Mrs Naomi Kephart visited the Jake Earnest home to celebrate Carol Marie Earnest turning nine with family and friends.
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Don Holmes
Naomi Kephart
Jake Earnest
Carol Marie Earnest
Grimms End Stay at Riverside
Mr and Mrs Grant Grimm and their Colorado Springs family left Riverside on Friday after visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs Paul Scherrer and with Mrs Bess Prehoda. Also noted were New Year visits by Mr and Mrs L J Heck and Duane to Mrs Prehoda who recently left Mercy Hospital.
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Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Grant Grimm
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Paul Scherrer
Bess
L. J. Heck
Duane
Prehoda
Mercy Hospital
Bill Walsh
Denver
Jack Walsh
Rock Island
Cedar Rapids
Darrell Ost
Paul Sherrer
UNC Beats Wake Forest as Scott Reaches 100 Wins
North Carolina coach Dean Smith earns his 100th Tar Heel victory behind 22 points from sophomore Charlie Scott and 20 from Larry Miller as UNC defeats Wake Forest 74-62. New Mexico, St Bonaventure, St Peter's, and other top teams win. Duke, Davidson, Marquette, Niagara also post victories.
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North Carolina
Dean Smith
Charlie Scott
Jimmy Walker
Providence
Mark Scott
Larry Miller
Rusty Clark
Smith
Wake Forest
Duke
Mike Lewis
Dave Golden
Davidson
Durham
N.C
Pete Maravich
LSU
Auburn
Baton Rouge
Utah
American U
New Mexico
Air Force
St. Bonaventure
Kent State
Bob Lanier
St. Peter's
Elnardo Webster
Stetson
Scott
Miller
Clark
Lewis
Golden
Steve Vandenberg
Vandenberg
George Thompson
Marquette
DePaul
Dayton
Xavier
Don May
Calvin Murphy
Niagara
Buffalo State
Bob Whitemore
Notre Dame
Kings
UPI
Evansville
Kentucky Wesleyan
Ind
Jerry Mattingly
Tom Neimeier
Maniago Shuts Out Kings Again in NHL Clincher
Cesare Maniago posted his third straight shutout against the Los Angeles Kings as the Minnesota North Stars rolled to a 6-0 win. Maniago, who had four shutouts this season all versus the Kings, dominated behind a strong defense and quick counterattacks. The night also saw Glenn Hall tally his 70th career shutout for the St. Louis Blues in their 4-0 victory over Oakland, while Montreal and Toronto battled to a 1-1 tie and New York and Boston drew 5-5.
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United Press International
Cesare Maniago
Los Angeles Kings
National Hockey League
Minnesota North Stars
New York Rangers
Kings
Maniago
North Stars
Glenn Hall
St. Louis Blues
Oakland Seals
Montreal
Toronto
New York
Boston
Minnesota
Parker MacDonald
Andrew Boudrias
MacDonald
Hall
Detroit
Chicago
St. Louis
Blues
Oakland
Frank St. Marseille
Gilles Tremblay
Tremblay
Mike Walton
Jim Neilson
Ken Hodge
Bruins
Travel delay can't stop ABA cagers from Kentucky game
The New Jersey Americans endured a 16 hour layover in New Orleans before a Wednesday afternoon flight to Teaneck N J to face Kentucky, winning 115 111 after a slow start. Houston beat Denver 89 83 and Anaheim defeated Indiana 122 111 as Harry Dinnel earned his first coaching win. Bruce Spraggins 25 and Walt Simon 30 led New Jersey while Kentucky got 27 from Lou Dampier and Jim Ligon. Tony Jackson sealed the finish with two free throws with seven seconds left. Al Frazier 24 paced Houston, and Fred Lewis 37 propelled Anaheim past Indiana. Dinnel, previously public relations director, took over after Al Brightman was relieved.
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New Jersey
Kentucky
Houston
Denver
Anaheim
Indiana
Harry Dinnel
Max Zaslofsky
Walt Simon
Dan Anderson
Bruce Spraggins
Lou Dampier
Jim Ligon
Tony Jackson
al Frazier
Larry Jones
Fred Lewis
Dinnel
al Brightman
Educators and Keota win in league action
In the Washington YMCA men’s basketball league Educators defeat Columbus Junction 79 to 52 while Keota Jaycees beat Washington Jaycees 63 to 55. Waters Trucking leads with four straight wins, The Squire Shoppe and Salisbury chase in the standings.
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Squire Shoppe
Keota Jaycees
Washington Ymca
Educators
Columbus Junction
Keota
Washington Jaycees
Waters Trucking
Salisbury
Eichelberger
Jorgenson
Fuller
Forbes
Phil McClure
Dick Barton
Tom Brown
Bob Lewis
Jim Lunk
Carroll Kenney
Fights scheduled in New York City
Madison Square Garden will host a doubleheader headlined by Buster Mathis versus Joe Frazier and a middleweight title bout between Emile Griffith and Nino Benvenuti. The four fighters share 505000 in guaranteed pay with Griffith and Frazier each at 175000, Benvenuti 80000, and Mathis 75000.
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New York
UPI
New
Madison Square Garden
Buster Mathis
Joe Frazier
Emile Griffith
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Mathis
Saturday Loafers Bowling League Opens January 6
Action starts January 6 in the Saturday Loafers Bowling League. R B Bud DeLa secretary asks all bowlers be ready to bowl at 3 30 p m The teams and schedules have been drawn and everything is ready for another year of high scoring.
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Loafers
R. B
Bud) DeLa
DeLa
Women’s Bowling Lane Leaders Report Strong Scores
Wednesday results show Jack & Jill 2623 team series with 907 game and Minick 881 in team play. High individual scores include M Kneen 561 and C Murphy 556. top game 221 by M Kneen. Teams listed include Squire Shoppe and Bryn Mawr with scores in the 2300s to 2600s.
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SS Pain
Ainsworth Bank
McCleery - Cumming
Cass Ks
Squire Shoppe
Rostculhns Savant
Dige Mort
Carson
McCleery
Ainsworth
Minick
Jack & Jill
Roe
Bryn Mawr
M. Kneen
C. Murphy
Clarahan
Washington man fined for failure to yield rights of way
Gerald Edwards of Washington was fined fifteen dollars for failure to yield the right of way when he appeared before Justice of the Peace Richard Hotle here.
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Gerald Edwards
Washington
Richard Hotle
McNurlens Host Christmas Gathering and Leave News
The McNurlen family held a Christmas gathering at their home with relatives visiting, including Mike Lillig home on leave from Camp Pendleton. Other notes mention Dean Greiner’s two-week leave, flu among Weaver family, and various Christmas and New Year visits to relatives in Iowa. Additional trips include Carl Stoutner planning travel to Florida and Cedar Rapids funeral attendance for Mrs. John Long.
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Galen Weaver
Dean Epperley
Williamsburg
Dean Greiner
Everett Greiner
Fort Bliss
Texas
Ed Reed
Clarence Samuelson
Washington
Elmer Waller
Donnie Heisdorffers
Waller
Wade Page
Wellman
Ed McMillian
Sigourney
Ruth Norris
Harold Hagist
Brent
Billy Detweiler
Cletus Redlinger
Susan
Iowa City
Merwin Rugg
Carl Stoutner
Myrtle Trier
Marvin Sieren
Walter Sieren
Eugene Sieren
Charles Bower
Chris
Mariann Sieren
Richard See
Harold Lees
Alabama
Fort Myers
Florida
Vic Tinnes
Wayne Kurtz
Beth Holmes
Floyd Maule
Wayne Wade
North English
Cedar Rapids
John Long
Fairfax
Cedar Memorial
Alvin Aller
Paula
Moline
Mary Aller
Mapplewood Manor
Daisy Chambers
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Rapak
the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Caper’s Weekly
Pykes
Mike Lillig
McNurlens
Powell Furniture
Wellman, Iowa
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Ben Franklin
Keith Butcher & His
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Washington Lumber CO
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