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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1962

Page

6

Demons Travel to Centerville for Conference Showdown

Centerville hosts the Demons on Friday night as Coach Tom English fields the same starting five from Tuesday’s win over Cardinal Community. Frank Kos and Steve Talbot lead the forwards with Phil Foster at center, and Phil Ahrens along with Jerry Stalder at guards. Owen remains questionable after illness, while Bob McClure and the reserves prepare for action in the 100 mile trip. Fans anticipate a momentum shift as Centerville marks a long road test and a potential breakout game.

Demons Centerville Tom English Cardinal Community English Frank Kos Steve Talbot Phil Foster Phil Ahrens Jerry Stalder Stalder Cardinal Owen Brian Owen Kos Ahrens Talbot Bob McClure

Bearcats Fall to Bradley in overtime upset

Cincinnati, ranked high nationally, drops to 13th Bradley 70-68 in overtime at Peoria. Joe Strander scores 21 for Bradley. Ron Bonham leads Cincinnati with 24 as Bearcats suffer second league loss. Bradley moves 2-0 in MVC while Cincinnati exits with similar setback to local rival.

Cincinnati Bearcats Bradley Peoria Wichita Braves All-America Chet Walker Joe Strander Cincy Ron Bonham Missouri Kansas State Kansas Manhattan Kan Villanova Temple Philadelphia Duquesne Dayton Pittsburgh

Purdue Star Dischinger Leads Big Ten Scoring Race

Purdue center Terry Dischinger tops two conference games with 38.0 average and 76 points, edging Iowa’s Don Nelson who averages 37.5. Indiana’s Jimmy Rayl sits third at 30.0, as Minnesota and Wisconsin open with strong starts and Ohio State shows tough defense.

Chicago UPI Terry Dischinger Purdue Iowa Don Nelson Dischinger Illinois Nelson Jimmy Rayl Indiana Flash Minnesota Eric Magdanz Ohio State John Havlicek Bill Small Wisconsin Gophers Badgers Buckeyes Northwestern Michigan State

Hy Vee Wins First Half Title in Bowling Standings

Hy Vee clinches first half league title as team totals top the field. Klein Clothing and Freshwaters 41s follow, with high scores led by Max Donaldson 604 series and Bob Lowe 215 game.

Hy-Vee

Martin, Messer Oil Win In YMCA League Showdowns

Martin's Cleaners beat Coast to Coast 75 to 61 while Messer Oil defeated the Sportshop 82 to 67 in Wednesday YMCA men's basketball action. Coffman led Martin with 26 points as the team led 35 to 30 at halftime. Calderwell scored 28 and Wittmer 27 for Messer Oil while Fletcher 26 and Mitchell 18 led the Sportshop.

Martin's Cleaners Coast To Coast Messer Oil Sportshop Caldwell Wittmer Schneider Schooley Morgan Mitchell Howsare Boender Fletcher Wheeler L. Williams Martins Cleaners Jones Patava Wilson Drakes Il Widmer Cherry Coffman Lucas Totals Thrapp Greiner Mille Sprowe Baumert Ridley

Bellamy Dominates Russell In Packers Victory Over Celtics

Walt Bellamy outscored and outrebounded Bill Russell 35 to 14 and 30 to 18 to power the Chicago Packers past Boston 103 90. The win ends a seven game skid for the Packers as Celtics drop their seventh in 39.

United Press International Walt Bellamy National Basketball Association Bill Russell Bellamy Russell Chicago Packers Boston Packers Celtics Bob Cous Syracuse Nationals St. Louis Hawks Philadelphia Warriors Detroit Pistons Hal Greer Dave Gambee Nationals Delph Schayes Warriors Pistons Tom Meschery Wilt Chamberlain Philadelphia Syracuse New York Los Angeles Cincinnati Detroit St. Louis Chicago

Iowa River Tragedy Mystery Deepens Over Missing Watson

Watsonville man suspected in death after crashing a truck into the Iowa River near Iowa City on December 28. Searches with divers failed to locate him. ties and a shirt found on the riverbank sparked foul play questions. Watson allegedly told an old army buddy he faced cancer and a short life, and police pursued both drowning and possible hoax theories.

Watson Murphy Harold Suders Seattle

Davenport Man Fined and Jailed for Cruelty to Dogs

Walter T. Claeys a 28 year old Davenport farmer faced sentencing after a trial for discharging firearms within city limits and cruelty to animals He was fined 100 dollars and sentenced to 30 days in jail He posted an appeal bond and plans to take the case to Scott County district court and the Iowa Supreme Court if needed

Davenport UPI Walter T. Claeys Clemens Werner Scott County District Court Iowa Supreme Court Claeys

Demon Wrestlers Invade Ft Madison Friday Night

The Demon wrestling team travels to Ft Madison Friday for a 6:30 p.m. meet featuring reserves first and then the A team. Coach Don Lawless leads the first regulation match of the year with Ottumwa the prior Tuesday and a home date against Fairfield next Tuesday. Conference wrestling finals are set for Ft Madison on Feb 3 with preliminaries in the afternoon and finals in the evening.

Ft. Madison Gymnasium Don Lawless Ottumwa Demons Ft. Madison

Deadline Set for 1961 Crop Loans and Agreements

Howard Lins, chairman of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee, announces January 31, 1962 as the final date for obtaining loans and purchase agreements on 1961 crops including barley, flaxseed, grain sorghums, oats, rye, soybeans, wheat, and corn. Loans mature between March 31 and May 31, 1962 with county support rates ranging from 63 cents to 2.29 dollars per unit depending on the commodity and grade.

Howard Lins Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Lins Washington County

Women's Bowling League Standings and Leaders

McCleery Cumming and Roe Heating top the lane standings with 47 and 45 points respectively as Ted's Welding and Carsons contend near the lead. Highs include Phyllis Flenner 587 in series and Mildred Morgan 211 in a game with Ferne Birney 503 in series and multiple players posting strong averages. Joe Foss, former AF L commissioner and WWII Medal of Honor recipient, noted in a separate UPI item.

Ted's Welding McCleery - Cumming Roe Heating Co Ainsworth Bank Carsons Marshall & Minick Wilsons Duncans McCleery Carson Teds Wilson Duncan Roe Ainsworth Phyllis Flenner Ferne Birney Mildred Morgan P. Flenner P. McGill E. Randall D. Patterson Joy Davis L. Hysell M. Kneen M. Lowe M. Moore D. Marston M. Morgan L. Roe M. Zieglowsky Devildog Dallas UPI Joe Foss

Kennedy Acknowledges Berlin Talks and Laos Peace Link

President Kennedy outlined war risks and diplomacy prospects by region. He said Berlin be open to talk but ready to fight if needed and that Laos settlements could curb Viet Nam aggression while noting Laos independence efforts prevented Communist occupation. The piece recalls past mine disasters near West Frankfort and Centralia Illinois with lethal blasts in 1951.

Berlin Russia Kremlin Kennedy Laos Viet Nam

Miners Dead in Rock Coal Mine Blast Near Herrin

An explosion at the Blue Blaze mine near Herrin Illinois killed multiple workers and left ten bodies recovered or scattered along the coal face. State mine inspector Ray McCluskey suggested a trapped methane pocket may have ignited, possibly by a cigarette or spark. The blast reportedly collapsed cars and timbers, with rescue teams describing extensive damage. The incident occurred about 2 1/2 miles northwest of Herrin, near Carterville, amid reports that all second-shift workers perished or succumbed to fumes and burns.

Ray McCluskey Gentry Herrin Carterville St. Louis Illinois Little Egypt

One Man Missing After Creston Blaze In Iowa

Fire destroyed two taverns and a furniture store in Creston as authorities search for John Kelly 31 who left an apartment above his father's tavern then vanished returning for clothes or the family dog. Leo Kelly suffered burns while freeing his car from a rear garage and was hospitalized.

Creston UPI John Kelly Leo Kelly Kelly's

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