Vanderbilt tops Kentucky as Lee pours in 41 in Lexington
Clyde Lee scored 41 as Vanderbilt defeated Kentucky 97-79 in Lexington securing the Commodores second SEC win without a loss after beating Tennessee 77-72. Vanderbilt led 50-46 at halftime and exploded to a 60.7 percent shooting after the break.
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Dixie
Clyde Lee
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Kentucky
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North-South Senior Bowl squads finalize kicking duties
Mobile Alabama UPI reports North and South all stars held twice daily practices for the Senior Bowl. George Wilson named Tom Nowatzke of Indiana to kick for the North, Justin Canale of Mississippi State to handle placements for the South, Len Frketich of Oregon State to punt for the North, and Bob Schweickert of Virginia Tech to punt for the South.
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Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
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Dallas Cowboys
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Mississippi State
Len Frketich
Oregon State
Virginia Tech
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Jimmy Sidle
Auburn
Columbus cagers sweep N London in doubleheader win
Columbus Community boys beat New London 60 to 55 as Keltner scored 17 and Fuller and Langstaff 12 each. The Columbus girls rolled 54 to 33, with Brown scoring 33 and Keltner 11 for the winners while Shanks and Burkhart led New London.
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New London
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Langstaff
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Grinstead
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Shanks
Burkhart
Mid-Prairie Girls Edge West Branch 64 60 on Wellman Court
Mid-Prairie girls basketball edged West Branch 64 to 60 at Wellman. Julie Hobbs led with 37 points while Nancy Slemmons added 14 and Charlene Kleinschmidt and Connie Ehrenfelt each scored four. West Branch was paced by Pat Williams with 27 and Sherry Miller with 20. Sus an Hartzler and teammates contributed in the backcourt.
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Mid-Prairie
West Branch
Mid - Prairie
Julie Hobbs
Nancy Slemmons
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Connie Ehrenfelt
Hawkettes
Susan Hartzler
Peggy Acord
Janet Kos
Carolyn Chalupa
Trudy Kos
Lois Meyer
Pat Williams
Sherry Miller
Trudy Walker
Connie Wilson
Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
Tuesday results from the Sherman-Eden, Crawfordsville, Moose, Mootharts and Home Town clubs. Mootharts posted high team series at 2895 and team game totals of 1001 and 986, while individual top marks included Moothart 608 and Crull 596 with Crull delivering a 226 game.
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Crawfordsville
Moose
Sherman - Eden
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Home Town
Mills
Moothart
Ninth graders fall to Fairfield Trojans 57 to 61
Washington Junior High ninth graders trailed 34 to 32 at halftime and dropped a 6 to 57 decision as Fairfield shot 67 percent in the third quarter. Rich Sojka led Washington with 20 points while Bennett and Mayor led Fairfield with 20 and 19.
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Demons
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Trojans
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Rich Sojka
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McCarthy
Goodell
Minick
Hunter
Levy
Bennett
Mayor
Ray Porter
Allen Reed
Loomis
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Golden Hawks Roll To 84 50 Win Over West Branch
The Wellman Mid Prairie Golden Hawks defeated West Branch 84 to 50 on Tuesday night. Led 47 to 22 at halftime the Hawks shot 56 percent, with Brinning 86 percent Yoder and Redlinger at 78 percent and Kelly 64 percent. The team out rebounded 39 to 14.
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Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
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Hawks
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Yoder
Redlinger
Kelly
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Maxwell
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Thomas
Seses
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Aoe
Derson
Leet O
Rev Manning speaks at Washington Ys Men meeting
Evangelist Rev Richard L Manning who is conducting services this week at the First Presbyterian and Marion Avenue United Presbyterian Churches spoke to Washington Ys Men Tuesday evening. President Herb Osincup presided during the business session as plans for the 40th anniversary observance and the Easter Sunrise Service were discussed. Arden Freel attended his first meeting as a new member.
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First Presbyterian
Marion Avenue
United Presbyterian
Washington Y’s Men
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Y’s
Herb Osincup
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Racing driver Billy Wade killed in Daytona crash
Daytona Beach Florida racing expert investigate the death of Billy Wade 34 after a tire test crash at Daytona International Speedway. Wade from Spartanburg South Carolina ranked high in NASCAR with four wins last season and rookie of the year 1963. He died from internal injuries after his 1964 Mercury struck a wall and tumbled. He was the fourth Grand National driver to die within a year following Weatherly Pardue and Roberts.
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Fla
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Wade
Spartanburg
S.C
Goodyear
Daytona International Speedway
Nascar
Joe Weatherly
Riverside
Calif
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Jimmy Pardue
Charlotte
N. C
Wellman Youth Hear Rev Yoder Amid Flood Forecast
In Far West California hundreds of families were moved to safety as storms raise rivers along the northern Pacific coast. Officials warn of possible renewed floods unless cold weather holds, snowpack remains, and dams endure. In Wellman, Rev Gidon Yoder will discuss The Mennonite and Amish Churches at Asbury Methodist for senior high youth.
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UPI
Far West
California
Pacific
Wellman
Gideon Yoder
Asbury Methodist Church
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Sharon Eub
Wellman Church
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James Johnson
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John Godlove
Duane Tadlock
Davenport Man Killed In Two Car Crash Near Alpha Illinois
A Davenport man, 26 year old Alex Eugene Stamos, died when his car slid into the path of a vehicle driven by Rev. David S. Leeper of Rock Island. Five others were injured in the UPI report from MOEINE Illinois.
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David S. Leeper
Rock Island, Ill
Waterloo woman leaves nearly six hundred thousand for orphans
A 106-year-old Waterloo resident, Mrs. Minnie Crippen, died last March leaving an estate valued at $623,867. The will directs over $590,000 to institutions for the care of orphans and destitute children, with personal effects totaling about $31,000 go to friends and relatives.
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Waterloo
Iowa
UPI
Minnie M. Crippen
Black Hawk County
Local Attorneys Listed With Addresses And Phones
Professional Livingston Day Bates Office 204 West Main St phone OL 3-2147 Morrison Morrison and Lloyd 211 W Washington St phone OL 3-2924 John C Owen Attorney 119% West Washington South Side Square phone OL 3-2874 Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at Law Abstract Dept 225 West Main phone OL 3-2159
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Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Soviet alarm at Johnson State of the Union address
Soviet press denounces Johnsons State of the Union as alarming and contradictory. Pravda and Izvestia criticize the message for lack of concrete disarmament steps and for endorsing military intervention while voicing peace hopes. Pravda notes alarm over Vietnam War policy.
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Soviet Union
Johnson
Pravda
Izvestia
Communist Party
United States
Ment
Observer
Washington
Viet Nam
Rotary film shows Ford auto making in Detroit
Rotary club Monday program featured a color film on automobile manufacture from crude iron to finished car. The Ford plant in Detroit supplied the footage. Kelly Schlapkohl was program chairman and Alan Bergström led the projection.
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Ford
Detroit
Kelly Schlapkohl
Alan Bergstrom
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