Demons Rally For Comeback Victory Over Mustangs
In Bloomfield the Washington Demons rallied from behind to beat the Davis County Mustangs 58 to 46. Talbot returned to spark the late surge as Stalder led scoring with 16 points followed by Owen and McClure with 13 each. Davis County’s Hendricks led scorers with 14. Next game is home against Centerville on Friday, Jan. 11.
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Steve Talbot
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Jerry Stalder
Stalder
Brian Owen
Bob McClure
Joe Jones
Roger Flory
Hendricks
Pelson
Jones
Owen
McClure
Wilson
Centerville
Ten Years Ago Today in Washington Latvians Arrive
Ten years ago today aurea Lapsins and Valdis arrived in Washington from Latvia to settle in the community. They extended New Year greetings to all and thanked residents for their kindness.
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Waco Races Past Wapello 82 to 56 in rout
Waco Warriors easily defeated Wapello 82 to 56 as Bradley Roth led with 21 points and Charles Roth 13. The Waco girls earned a 50 point win while Cathy Fletcher scored 28. The teams travel to Mediapolis on January 8 for the next game.
NFL Probe Finds Smoke Not Fire In Bears Scandal
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle said no criminal activity has been found after a league inquiry into rumors of a scandal involving the Bears and other teams. He noted only questionable associations, with an FBI-staff review turning up no crimes, while tying light to a misinterpreted tip.
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Demon Sophomores Lose to Mustangs
Washington junior varsity battled Davis County leaders Mustangs in a tight game at Davis County. Tim Trotman led Washington with 10 points while Steve Norton added 9 and Harris paced Davis County with 11. Free throw disparity helped Davis County pull away late as Mt. Pleasant defeated Fairfield 50-49 in another close contest.
Fort Madison Keeps Lead In Southeast Six Cage Standings
Fort Madison held off Centerville Friday night to stay undefeated in league play and atop the Southeast Six standings. Washington and Mt. Pleasant also won, tying for second at 21-? records, as Washington earned a 58-46 comeback win at Bloomfield over Davis County, and Mt. Pleasant beat Fairfield 59-49 despite a late technical foul. Jerry Hawkins led Fort Madison with 15 points, followed by Teberg with 10. for Fairfield, Behmer had 12, while Ron Brereton and Rich Creek added 11 each. Ft Madison's Bloodhounds, after trailing 108-? at first, surged to a 56-50 lead late, with Mike Philpott and Gary Hoskins scoring 16 each. Wally Lane added 13 and Don Graves 15 for the Reds.
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Novak
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Teberg
Behmer
Faifield
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Rich Creek
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Bloodhounds
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Gary Hoskins
Wally Lane
Don Graves
Fig Reds
Tight Battle For L. A. Golf Crown
Gene Littler shot a 65 to lead a crowded second round at the Los Angeles Open, as Rosburg Barber and others carded 66s and 67s at Rancho Park. A sunlit field of 8,000 watched top players like Palmer Nicklaus and Player chase the early surge, with Littler’s late eagle and strong back nine shaping the day.
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Rancho Park
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Bob McCallister
Johnny Pott
al Baldin
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Art Wall Jr
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Dutch) Harrison
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Lions Favored To Defeat Steelers In Orange Bowl
In Miami the Detroit Lions hold an eight point edge over the Pittsburgh Steelers for the NFL title game Sunday at the Orange Bowl. An expected 20 000 fans will watch the nationally televised kickoff at 2 pm as Detroit seeks a third straight playoff title. The Lions boast a strong defense led by Night Train Lane and Yale Lary while Pittsburgh plans new air attacks under Buddy Parker with four quarterbacks including Layne Brown and Hoak.
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Ed Brown
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Texas Christian
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Rip Engle
Penn State
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UCLA
Baltmore
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Norm van Brocklin
Minnesota Vikings
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Maryland
American Cancer Society
Two Bowl Games Today and Three Sunday In Weekend Lineup
United Press International outlines five college bowl games this weekend with two today the Senior Bowl in Mobile and the Southwest Challenge Bowl in Corpus Christi and three on Sunday the Hula Bowl Playoff Bowl and Crusade Bowl. Senior Bowl features Gary Cuozzo starting for the South under coach Ween Ewbank with a projected 40000 in attendance.
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Tex
Honolulu
Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Golden Hawks Fall 52 51 to Tama Toledo in Close Night
Mid-Prairie’s Golden Hawks rallied in the second half but Tama-Toledo held on 52 51. Ken Kepler led with 20 points as Kirk Bailey contributed with strong support in a tight finish.
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Steelers Quarterback Layne Leads Team With Veterans
Pitt stars Layne and Buddy Dial pace the Steelers as Layne displays 15 years of cunning. Dial is his favorite target while Johnson, noted as one of the quickest backs, contributes to the 9 5 season.
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State of Siege Declared in Peru By Military Junta
Lima Peru UP I reports the military junta declared a nationwide state of siege to curb a vast agitation and violence plot aimed at a communist coup. Police raided the National Liberation Front offices and jailed at least 100 leftists while 40 army trucks moved prisoners to security police HQ. Guards surrounded the FLN president Cesar Pando Egusquiza home amid uncertain presence. The plan allegedly involved arms smuggling bank robberies and student riots to sustain national tension.
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Prague
Havana
Mid Prairie Girls Lose 73 to 56 at HLV
Mid Prairie girls fall 73 56 to HLV on Friday night at Lahore Judy Slemmons nets 30 in loss Julie Hobbs scores 14 Donna Ritzer 24 Phylis Bayer 23 for the winners Deanna Statler 11 leads Mid Prairie in the reserve game scoring
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HLV
Lahore
Judy Slemmons
Mid-Prairie
Julie Hobbs
Donna Ritzer
Phyllis Bayer
H.L.W
Deanna Statler
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Scores and Leaders
The Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers show wins and losses with R and L at 23 10 Wnt's a 2 Intouchables 16 17 tead Pins 6 cat chers 15 18 Nuggets 19 Rand H 19 Fallouts 13 20 High scores list team and individual leaders. Team series: Rand L 1905 M nT s 1829. Team game R and L 698 Mn T s 690. Individual series Buck Murphy 506 Shirley Burlingame 465. Individual game Cobb Burlingame 21 Shirley Burlingame and Helen Brown 184.
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Buck Murphy
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Cobb Burlingame
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AML signs spark move to another active business year
AML signals a shift toward a busier year with extensive ongoing projects and substantial work in progress. The firm emphasizes momentum and plans reflecting increased activity beyond current expectations.
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