Oskaloosa Indians rout Washington Demons in home loss
Oskaloosa jumped to a 14-0 lead and rolled to a 75-49 Southeast Seven Conference win over Washington. Bill Barnhouse led the Indians with 22 points as Alex Brandtner added 16 and Dave Rouw 12, while Washington struggled from the field and fell to 2-3 in the league and 4-6 overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Indians
Washington
Demons
Bill Barnhouse & Co
Barnhouse
Osky
Glenn Smith
Alex Brandtner
Dave Rouw
Demon
Skip Speece
Washington FG FT Ftp Hough
Witthoft
Goff
Williams, R
Spurgeon
Bordwell
Paul
Roth
Williams
Burkum
FT F TP Rexroth
Spain
Roun
Brandtner Barnhouse
Moore
Eckerman
Malfoy
Sophs edge Indians 52 51 in tight night battle
Washington sophomores grabbed a 52-51 win over Oskaloosa as Doug Ruppert scored 14 and Doug Farrier added 19 points. Farrier also had nine rebounds as Washington overcame a 24-19 field goal deficit and clutch free throws in the final minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cagers
Oskaloosa
Indians
Demons
Doug Ruppert
Osky
Hulbert
Penland
Doug Farrier
Ruppert
Demon
Farrier
Mike Young
Joe Giardino
Dale Harter
Final weekend of college bowl tilts brings three all-star games
The 1972 college football season ends with three nationally televised bowls: the Senior Bowl in Mobile, the Hula Bowl in Honolulu, and the American Bowl in Tampa. Weeb Ewbank and Lou Saban coach the South and North at Mobile, while Bert Jones of LSU is spotlighted though likely not starting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Mobile
Ala
Honolulu
Nbc-Tv
Bowling Mixed Scores for Gutter Dusters and What Fores
Gutter Dusters posted a team game of 737 and 675 for a strong series while What Fores totaled 1873 in team play. Jerry Fisher led individuals with 570 in series and 212 in a game, Lucy Smith added 566 in series and 214 in a game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gutter Dusters
Jerry Fisher
Lucy Smith
Hawks drop 94 59 at Mount Vernon in conference loss
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks fall to Mount Vernon 94 to 59 as Mt. Vernon maintains an unbeaten record. Jeff Werling scores 33 and Phil Rylett 28 to pace the visitors while Del Bender leads Mid-Prairie with 22 points. The setback leaves Mid-Prairie at 4-3 in the league and 6-5 overall ahead of home battles with Clear Creek and Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Mount Vernon
Hawks
Iowa Hawkeye
Mt. Vernon
Jeff Werling
Phil Rylett
Werling
Rylett
Golden Hawk
Cal Hickman
del Bender
Hawk
Bill Redlinger
Gary Hochstedler
Mid-Prairie
Clear Creek
Durant
Huskies Split Danville Games In Conference Run
Highland Huskies boys defeated Danville 61-53 led by Randy Arthur with 24 points. Mike Krantz added 11 and Dennis Carr 10 as Highland stayed in title chase. Danville’s Marlin Walker led with 17 for the Bears. Highland outboarded 30-30 and shot 36 percent. In the girls game Highland lost 28-26 as Denise Veggy scored 19 while Jenny Bartmann starred on defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Highland Huskies
Danville
Highland
Leon McNeil
Randy Arthur
Huskie
Mike Krantz
Dennis Carr
Marlin Walker
Mike Vicroy
Bears
Huskies
Terry Bowton
Bowton
Jenny Bartmann
Denise Veggy
Kris Schloss
Rene Rath
Janice Schneider
Amanas
Hennigan to play in televised All-American Bowl
Mike Hennigan of Washington will appear as a Tennessee Tech linebacker on the south team in the All-American Bowl in Tampa Florida. The Sunday noon telecast on channel 4 gives local viewers a chance to see him play in the college honor game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Channel 4
Mike Hennigan
William Hennigan
Washington
Hennigan
Tennessee Tech University
Sorrells, Hutmacher, Sportman win in YMCA cage league
Sorrells beat Thermogas Moline 86 to 64 as Wilson scored 30 and Sanders 28. Hutmacher Chevrolet defeated Ainsworth State Bank 83 to 65 with Witthoft 19, Brock 17, Wilson 17, Al Brock 16. The Sportman toppled Squire Shoppe 66 to 58 led by Nelson 31 and Sanders 12. Busley 14 and Collins 15 for the Shoppe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorrells
Thermogas - Moline
John Burich
Dallas Krantz
Ainsworth
Nelson
Sportsman
Sanders
Collins
Busley
Squire
Women's Bowling Scores and Standings Recap
Thursday results show Four Spares and Slow Rollers with Brighton Four and Bowling Bags posting team scores. Individual highlights include Pat France with 481 series and Helen Wilson 471. game highs include Wilson 170 and 168s by France Close and Nebel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crows
Cats
Nuggets
Sportsman Crows
Larry Hough
Betty Ellis
Ptiemoon Cowes
Taaatty
Hlene Areca
Ornor
Ohn
Cesar Txesen
Spars
Lal Ie
Bering
Brighton
Merry Maids
Brighton Four
Pat France
Helen Wilson
Jean Close
Joyce Nebel
Washington grapplers fall by one point in upset loss at Oskaloosa
Washington High School wrestlers edged to a 25 24 defeat at Oskaloosa after building a 12 0 lead in the opening bouts. Steve Libe was disqualified in the 185 lb class and Steve Green pinned his opponent in the final match, but the Demons could not reach a tie. Junior varsity fell 52 12 as Moretti of Washington won by forfeit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oskaloosa
Steve Libe
Steve Green
Demons
Green
Jonn Redlinger
Dan Renoux
Moretti
Kevin Lassen
Jeff Barnes
John Redlinger
Rusty Tschantz
Charley Campbell
Don McLandsborough
Joe Marie
Mark Goodman
Tony Hahn
Marshall Doughty
Keith Ellis
Waco Warriors topple loop foe in 101 70 win over West Burlington
Waco roped West Burlington 101 70 to move to 4 1 in the loop. Jim Freyenberger led with 27 points while Phil Rich 17 Milan Roth 15 Bob Hauenstein 14 and Rulon Roth 12 also scored in a second half surge that produced 67 points. West Burlington’s Scott Murray topped the visitors with 26. The Warriorettes fell 50 48 as Jackie Roth poured in 34 for West Burlington with Lucena Winstrom 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco Warriors
West Burlington
Warriors
Waco
Dale Waligorski
Warrior
Jim Freyenberger
Phil Rich
Milan Roth
Bob Hauenstein
Rulon Roth
Scott Murray
Tri - County
Pekin
Jackie Roth
Warriorettes
Vickie Hertig
Lucena Winstrom
Mediapolis Girls Top Iowa High School Basketball Pool
Mediapolis rises to first in the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union rankings, now 10-0, after beating Winfield Mount Union in the Mediapolis Holiday Tournament. Winfield Mount Union falls to sixth at 8-1. Lake View-Auburn sits at 11-0 in second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines
UPI
Mediapolis
Winfield Mount Union
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Allison Bristow
Winfield - Mount Union
Lake View - Auburn
West Central
Maynard
Rockford
Manilla
Colfax
Adel
Hartley
Glenwood
Ll. Farragut
MFL
Monona
Perry
Woden - Crystal Lake
Roland Story
HSV of
Victor
Hinton
Clear Creek
Ventura
Andrew
Stockton Leads Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open at Midpoint
Dave Stockton moved into a one stroke lead at the halfway point of the 72 hole Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open after a second round 69 that gave him a six under par total of 136. He shared the first round lead with Julius Boros and Larry Miller before pulling away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Dave Stockton
Stockton
Julius Boros
Larry Miller
Radio Host Seeks Callers on Apathy Topic
Jenny Collins, radio talk show hostess in Liverpool, asked listeners to call about the day’s subject apathy but reported no calls received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
England
UPI
Jenny Collins
Panthers stay unbeaten in Southeast Seven race
Mt. Pleasant beat Ft. Madison 62-50 to stay atop the league as Oskaloosa rolled Washington 75-49 and Davis County crushed Fairfield 73-50. Mt. Pleasant led by nine early halves, Holtgrove 22 Mulford 20 Evans 11 paced the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Ft. Madison
Oskaloosa
Washington
Davis County
Fairfield
Panthers
Bloodhounds
Jeff Holtgrove
Doug Mulford
Chuck Evans
Randy Denning
Jerry Jerome
Jerome Wyse
Stan Rupe
Phil Bartruff
Centerville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Steve Goff
Denny Witthoft
Brandtner
Witthoff
Greg Spain
Doug Hough
Smith
Joe Williams
Terry Spurgeon
Speece
Sophs
Washington Fft
FTP
Giardino
Sayre
Young
Kelly Long
Mitchell
Oskaloosa FG FT F v
Hwy
South Oskaloosa
North
Dan Fouts
Oregon
Tony Adams
Utah State
Huff
Adams
John Madden
Oakland Raiders
Otis Armstrong
Purdue
Bruce Bannon
Penn State
Johnny Rodgers
Nebraska
Greg Pruitt
Oklahoma
Greg Marx
Notre Dame
Brad van Pelt
Michigan State
John Hannah
Alabama
Tom Brahaney
Pete Adams
Southern California
Charlie Young
Pruitt
Don Strock
Virginia Tech
Joe Ferguson
Arkansas
Rich Glover
John Matuszak
Art Moore
Tulsa
Melody Makers
Mine Toonmimil Oy
Oka Lee
ORR
Ea Rebel Seates
Iowa
Poli
Campbell
C. L. Jennings
New London
Hotle Ph & Grain CO
Robert L. Gillesby
South Marion
Equitable OF
Professional Directory
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
South B
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl O. Wright
Kalona
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
Keota
P.L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
Iowa Avenue
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!