Demons Dominate Cardinal Community In 79-36 Win
The Demons defeated Cardinal Community district 79 to 36 on Tuesday night at Agen cy. Coach Tom English used reserves in the second half as Frank Kos led with 24 points on 12 field goals. Phil Ahr contributed as the Demons built a 14 to 7 opening run and a 51 to 24 halftime edge.
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Women’s Bowling Scores and Highs Report
A raw score roundup lists team series highs with Hayes 2344 Marges 2259 and team game highs 820 and 795. Individual leaders include Phyllis Flenn er 553 Ferne Birney 213 Ann Curl 212 and Ann Curl 54 in a partial line.
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Roll Over Cardinals Advance In High School Action
Roll Over Cardinal 79 36 with 12 points from a wns and Steve Talbot 10 for the locals. Bill Hunter led the losers with 12 points. Coach Tom English started Kos and Talbot at forwards Foster at center Stalder and Ahrens at guard. Stalder showed strong in and out play this year on starts. Demons played without Brian Owen who is ill. Friday they travel to Center ville to face the Big Reds then Mt. Pleasant and Fairfield on January 26. Hollywood film note actress Haya Harareet debuts in Ben Hur era role Mado in The Interns. William O Douglas Jr son of the justice will make his acting debut.
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Demon Sophomores Lose to Cardinal in Close Game
Washington sophomores fall 55 to 54 to Cardinal Community at Agency on Tuesday night. Flory led John Sproule's team with 24 points while Rex Booth scored 20 for the winners. The locals held a 29 22 halftime edge and led 43 38 entering the fourth before Cardinal surged ahead midway through the final period.
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Christman
Ainsworth Cagers Split With Oxford Teams
Ainsworth swept the boys 53 to 40 but lost the girls 38 to 25 at Oxford Tuesday night. Linda Lowe left with a leg injury in the second quarter. Oxford led 28 to 12 at halftime as Stockman 21 and Pahner 20 led the Oxford girls. Gene Alvine 19 led Ainsworth boys with Banks 11 and Simpson 9 as Venter 11 and Acord 9 topped Oxford.
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Demons Win Five Matches in Ot tumwa Meet
Coach Don Lawless leads the new Demon wrestling squad in its first regular meet at Ottumwa. The team won five matches as both reserve and A team wrestlers faced Ottumwa and Washington, with winners including Rick Latta 133 pounds and Dave Coon 103 pounds. The reserves Dennis Coon Charles Lemley and Ed Weeks also won on decisions. Next meet is Friday at Fort Madison. American iron smelters burn nearly 30 million tons of limestone yearly as fluxstone.
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Watson’s Missing Husband Linked to Seattle Visit
Watson's husband had planned a meet at a Seattle bowling alley after being missing rumors, with sources noting he had been in Seattle at least three days. Friends recall army days and ties to Suders, a former sergeant now a warrant officer, who hosted them in Muscatine and Seattle. Officials consider foul play possible. a shirt found near a truck crash was deemed an apparent plant. Watson, with Jerome Wayne age 1, had two years at Muscatine junior college and 12 at Iowa State University. he worked for Wonder Bread in Davenport and earlier with the Iowa National Guard.
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Wayland Bombers Romp Mediapolis In Big Win
Wayland Bombers buried Mediapolis 8 to 52 on Tuesday night building a 48 to 27 halftime lead and pulling away. Bradley Roth scored 26, Ken Miller 17 and Dan Reschly 15 for Wayland while Hipmeier had 17 for Mediapolis. Wayland reserves won 43 to 32 with Larry Henss adding 15. Becker led the losers with 10.
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Mother of Three Is Charged with Murder
Sioux City mother of three indicted for murder after police say she suffocated her newborn by placing it in a suitcase. Sarah Shepard 24 reportedly gave birth alone and hid the infant under the bed where her husband slept. Arraignment scheduled. bond set at 25000.
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Cold Weather Blamed for Iowa Fires Sparks Major Blazes
Iowa faced sub zero temperatures as four fires stretched fire crews. In Des Moines two frame warehouses along Seventh Street burned, destroying buildings housing Vickers Petroleum Lieberman’s Iowa Record One-Stop and Moffitt Building Material with damage about 125000. Shenandoah fire gutted the Page Theater, threatening city hall. firefighters from three towns aided.
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Fire destroys record shop in theater building
A fire starting in a transformer near the theater projection room totaled a record shop owned by Ralph Childs inside the building. No injuries occurred as projectionist Wilbur Smith alerted patrons and all escaped safely. Damages were estimated at 7,500 with nearby Townsend's Wholesale Grocery and Green Bay Lumber Co. threatened.
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