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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1970

Page

8

New leaders in that poll by Kevin Evans

The Iowa high school wrestling poll shows Harlan leading the Central Southwest District with 200 points and Valley West Des Moines close behind 182. Sigourney jumps to within two points of the top in the Northeast Northwest area, while Algona and West Waterloo extend their district leads as Cedar Falls and others slide.

Kevin Evans Waterloo Daily Courier DES Moines IDPA Harlan Sigourney Iowa Daily Press Association Waterloo Courier Valley of West Des Moines Valley Williamsburg Algona West Waterloo West Cedar Falls Wahawks Prairie Cedar Rapids Iowa City Central Davenport Eagle Grove Urbandale Tripoli Holstein Beaman Conrad Greenfield Durant Beele Plaine Albert City Beaman - Conrad Alden Wilton Junction Riceville Britt Orange Waterloo St. Ansgar Decorah Monticello Turkey Valley Jackson Junction Osage Humboldt Perry Hampton Ankeny Corning Clarion West Marshall State Center Audubon Davis County Bloomfield DeWitt Chariton Pleasant Valley Wayne Community Corydon North Scott Keosauqua Mediapolis

Super Strategy Kickers May Be Bowl Heroes

The Sugar Bowl pits the Minnesota Vikings, 13 point favorites, against the Kansas City Chiefs with goal kickers Fred Cox and Jan Stenerud likely to decide the outcome. Vikings coach Bud Grant calls the game close and low scoring with Stenerud and Cox central to any victory plans as Hank Stram’s Chiefs deploy a flexible offense to keep the defense guessing.

New Orleans UPI Joe Namath Fred Cox Jan Stenerud Minnesota Vikings Kansas City Chiefs Sugar Bowl Bud Grant The Vikings Grant Cox Stenerud Chiefs Monongahela Oslo Norway Namath Hank Stram NFL

Bruins Favored UCLA Open Conference Play Tonight

UCLA, led by John Wooden, opens Pacific Eight play hosting Oregon to seek a fourth straight NCAA title. Oregon State visit follows as the Bruins chase the conference crown to reach the NCAA tournament amid ongoing top ranking and a non conference tuneup victory over Notre Dame.

UCLA Lew Alcindor Bruins John Wooden Oregon Oregon State Notre Dame Nevada Las Vegas Wyoming New Mexico Arizona Brigham Young BYU Davidson

Shula seeks a young quarterback for Colts plan

Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula, in Mobile for the Senior Bowl, says he wants a young quarterback to groom within the next two years while not discarding aging Johnny Unitas and Earl Morrell. He cites South candidates Terry Bradshaw and Bill Cappleman and North QB Dennis Shaw as promising prospects, with workouts wrapping up before the game.

Mobile Ala UPI Baltimore Colts Don Shula Johnny Unitas Earl Morrell Shula Unitas Morrell Cappleman Bradshaw North Chuck Burkhart Penn State Burkhart Terry McMillan Missouri

Demon Wrestlers Set for Match With Oskaloosa Indians

Coach Don Lawless names Demons lineup for tonight’s dual with the Oskaloosa Indians. Based on earlier scores the teams should be evenly matched. Varsity wrestlers listed by weight include Rodger Cline, Jackie Smith, John Simmering, Greg Wolfer, Kim Robertson, Nelson Smith, Fred Martin, Mike Doughty, Doug Greenlee, Steve Lovick, Mike Rader, and Ed Brown. Junior varsity selections follow, with Will Parriott, Jeff Swartzendru ber, Bob Wood, Charles Wolfer, Jim Whitaker, Norton Gegner, Dave Stannard, Mark Mangold, and Gary Wade. The varsity travels to Highland High School Saturday for a tournament.

Don Lawless Oskaloosa Indians Lawless Rodger Cline Jackie Smith John Simmering Greg Wolfer Kim Robertson Nelson Smith Fred Martin Mike Doughty Doug Greenlee Steve Lovick Mike Rader Ed Brown Will Parriott Jeff Swartzendruber Bob Wood Charles Wolfer Jim Whitaker Norton Gegner Dave Stannard Mark Mangold Gary Wade Highland High School

Demoss named Purdue head coach replaces Mollenkopf

Bob Demoss, promoted from chief assistant, becomes Purdue's head football coach following Mollenkopf's retirement. He plans no radical changes, will retain the current staff and remain offensive coach, awaiting board approval on January 21. Demoss, 43, has previously served as acting coach in 1961 and 1968 and earned a Coach of the Week honor after a 9-0 win over Iowa.

Lafayette Ind UPI Purdue Bob Demoss Boilermakers Demoss Jack Mollenkopf Mollenkopf Guy “Red” Mackey Purdue Board of Trustees Iowa Hawkeyes

Young golfer leads Los Angeles Open with 66 first round

Ron Cerrudo fires a five under par 66 to grab a share of the first round lead in the Los Angeles Open, a 72 hole tour event. He is joined by Dave Hill and Bob Lunn in a three way tie atop the standings as Arnold Palmer, Fred Marti, and Don Massengale chase behind in cool weather.

Los Angeles UPI Ron Cerrudo California Dave Hill Jackson Mich Bob Lunn Cerrudo Sacramento Calif Arnold Palmer Palmer Husky Texans Fred Marti Don Massengale Marti Massengale Gay Brewer Billy Casper Ken Still al Geiberger Dave Stockton Mac Hunter Jim Wright Jim Jamieson Bruce Crampton Larry Hinson

Area teams among girls cage leaders

Montezuma remains the top Iowa girls basketball team at 13-0 as the IGHSAU rankings place Mediapolis at No. 2 and Winfield Mount Union at No. 3. Midland rises to fourth, Center Point to fifth, with North Polk of Alleman at No. 19 after a nine-game win streak.

DES Moines UPI Montezuma Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union Mediapolis Winfield Mount Union Midland Bennett Center Point North Polk Alleman Manson Monotezuma Farragut Wapsie Valley Allison-Bristow Clay Central Elk Horn Kimballton West Liberty Grand Valley Lewis Central Ida Grove Tripoli Dunlap Ogden Manilla Charter Oak-Ute

Speece to Change Demons Lineup for Oska Loosa Game

Washington Demons coach Skip Speece plans one or two changes for tonight game against the Indians in Oska loosa. Gary Goodell is listed as probable starter, replacing Steve Eagle who shifts to reserve duty. If health allows, Denny Hennigan could start in place of John Clingman with Mt Pleasant on tap Saturday.

Skip Speece Washington Demons Indians Oskaloosa Speece Gary Goodell Steve Eagle Eagle John Clingman Clingman Denny Hennigan Demons Mt. Pleasant

Women’s Bowling PONCE High Scores Recap

In the PONCE event, top individual games include Lorraine Wolanski 189, Jean Meinhart 178, and Jean Meinhart 500 for series. Lee Siefkas 495. Team results show Fourettes with 2078 in team series and 712 in team game, Alley Cats 1949 in team series and high scores list.

Alley Cats Fourettes

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