Demons hold off Centerville in 70 65 thriller
Washington Demons edge Centerville 70 to 65 on Friday night as Tom Lowe and Tim Trotman push late points after a tense fourth quarter. Al Brock fouls limited play but Sanders and Holden contribute 18 points apiece for Washington while Ed Vinton leads Centerville with 19 points and 18 rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Brock
Frank Sanders
Tom Lowe
Brock
Sanders
Washington
Demons
Big Reds
Centerville
Washington Court
Tim Trotman
Burgher
Lowe
Tisue
Trotman
Reds
Dick Holden
Tom Lo
Sproule
Willard Larsen
Bob Bower
Witthoft
Jim Logan
Don Graves
Ed Vinton
Graves
Jim Carney
Big
Carney
Mathews
Vinton
Logan
Larsen
Holden
Washton
Clark
Sanders Larsen
Bower
Ce Graves
Mathews Lewis
Tssue
Washington Sophomores Net 84 in Southeast Six Win
Washington sophomores rolled to an 84 to 65 victory over Centerville as five Demons reached double figures led by Lynn Harvey with 18 and Lyle Brock 17. The win kept Fort Madison atop the Southeast Six with a 3–1 mark while Centerville fell to 1–3 and Mt. Pleasant dropped to 2–2 alongside Fairfield and Davis County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Big Red
Centerville
Wally Horn
Demons
Lynn Harvey
Lyle Brock
Marty Chebuhar
Dave Hutchcroft
Dave Myers
Fort Madisons
Pat Azinger
Hounds
McGlothlin
Pat Coghlin
Warren Woepking
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Ulin
Jim Simson
Melvin Wilfawn
Davis County
Rick Wilson
Winers
Jay Nardini
Mustangs
Bill Ulin
Pete Bradley
Trojans
Fort Madison
Jen-Thorp Co Potatoes Exposed To Air In Florida
Jen-Thorp Co was contacted by phone from Florida about 43 500 lbs of potatoes used for chips that would spoil if exposed to air. Replacement of a fire hydrant is estimated at 375 dollars and about 75 feet of sidewalk must be replaced. Brannon remains jailed awaiting charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jen - Thorp Co
Florida
Brannon
UCLA Rolls To Win Over Oregon In 91-74 Victory
UCLA star Gail Goodrich poured in 27 points to lift the No. 1 Bruins to a 91-74 victory over Oregon, extending their winning streak to 10. Oregon's Jim Barnett topped scoring with 31 in a feature-filled night that also saw Villanova, Princeton, Penn, George Washington, The Citadel, NYU and Oregon State post wins in other rapid checks of the college scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McMane
UPI
Dave Stallworths
Cazzie Russells
Fred Hetzels
UCLA
Gail Goodrich
Bruins
Goodrich
Oregon
Jim Barnett
Villanova
LaSalle
Princeton
Yale
Penn
Brown
George Washington
West Virginia
Citadel
Furman
New York University
Long Island University
Oregon State
Southern California
Bradley
Tigers
Pete Campbell
Sam Pawlak
Pawlak
Quakers
Bill Ryczaj
Mountaineers
Ryczaj
Joe Lalli
Mark Clark
Colonials
Buddy Quertinmont
Ken Legins
Clem Hartley
NYU
Ray Bennett
Jim Jarvis
Hartley
Bennett
LSU
Jarvis
Mid-Prairie Girls Fall to West Liberty in Tight Game
Mid-Prairie girls dropped a 55 score loss at West Liberty after a 25 25 halftime tie. Charlene Kleinschmidt led Mid-Prairie with 26 points, Nancy Slemmons 16, Connie Ehrenfelt 8, with Hartzler Acord and Kos sisters in guard duty. Connie Widnus led West Liberty with 24 points, Linda Alloway 14, Reita Utey 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iia - Prairie
West Liberty
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Mid - Prairie Girls
Nancy Slemmons
Connie Ehrenfelt
Susan Hartzler
Peggy Acord
Janet
Frudy Kos
Connie Widnus
Linda Alloway
Reita Utey
West Liberty Tops Mid-Prairie In 63 54 Victory
West Liberty defeated Mid-Prairie 63 to 54 as the Hawks trailed 34 24 at halftime and 49 40 entering the final period. Free throws and rebounding shaped the game with West Liberty making 29 charity shots and Mid-Prairie pulling down 35 rebounds. West Liberty shot 44 percent to Mid-Prairie’s 36 percent. The box score follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mid - Prairies
West Liberty
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Casper Leads Open After 1st Round At Los Angeles
Casper shot 66 to seize a two stroke edge in the Los Angeles Open at Rancho Park. The San Diego veteran drained 20 to 30 foot birdie putts and a 70 foot chip for a dramatic birdie on the 11th, while defending champ Paul Harney and Babe Hiskey trailed at 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPL
Bill Casper
San Diego
Casper
Paul Harney
Babe Hiskey
Pocatello
Idaho
Howie Johnson
Bob McCallister
Jack McGowan
Tony Lema
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
Rancho Course
Columbus teams split with Morning Sun in doubleheader
Columbus Community High School cagers split with Morning Sun in Columbus Junction Friday night. The Columbus boys won 86 to 46 led by Fuller with 16 and Keltner 12. Morning Sun girls took the 61 to 43 win as Dearth led Morning Sun with 12 points. Brown topped Columbus girls with 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus — Junction
Columbus Community High School
Morning Sun
Columbus Junction
Columbus
Fuller
Keltner
Dearth
Kellogge
Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Needstall
Wade Clark
Big Jim Carney
John Sproule
Lloyd Turnipseed
Air Force
Menefee
JOR Palooka
Ty Ham Fisher
Dixie Dugan
Mevoy
Her
Apa
Atene Shenson
STE Guns Sthese
STATE
Torre
Chebuhar
Hind
Harvey A
Brilian Mn
Hutchcroft
Fritz Ie Myers
Pohren
Wolfer
English
Kleese
Anderson
Wilson
Stuber
Webbe
Kovacavich
Hogan
Climie Morris
Republicans
HOUSE
Washington, D.C
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
GOP
Ford
Glen Horeney Aeet
Michigan
Ard P. Lipscomb
Calif
Gerald AF Oer
Explorers
Wildcats
Curt Fromal
Bill Melchionni
Melchionni
Fromal
Bill Bradley
Scor
Mid-Prairie Girls
W. Liberty
Tony
Wanpalt
Oun Thin
Ven Lari
Bus Senp
Mid-Prairie
Brinning
Kelly —. Yoder
Redlingeree
Geschke
LeFever
Webb
Hintz
Phillips
Math
Grimm
Frauenholz
Nal
Iowa
Aturday, Jai
Keota American Legion
Life Insurance
Bob Brewer
Larry Duncan
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Northwestern Mutual Lfe Insurance
East Main
Bro
Richard Embree
Brown Finance Co
South Iowa