Demon Wrestlers Fall In Final Seconds To Wilton Junction
The Demons edged by 19 17 as Wilton Junction pinned in the final bout after Washington led 16 14 with two matches left. Jerry Deaton won 20 in the 165 class to briefly put Washington ahead, but a late pin gave Wilton Junction the victory. Reserve meet rolled 40 12 in favor of Washington with several forfeits.
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Demon
Wilton Junction
Demons
Jerry Deaton
Washington
Don Davis
Ron Gregory
Gregg DeVries
Denny Coon
Dave Coon
Leon Lintz
Rick Latta
Latta
Bob Lintz
Dick Gallagher
Ed Weeks
Tom Snider
Junction
Eugene Fields
Jim Marshall
Joe McCarthy
Rex Neuhart
Ed Day
Larry Green
John McDaniel
Joe Wallace
Butch Weiss
Dennis Day
Craig Koehler
Simmering and Stout Headed to Arizona Trip
Ten years ago today Karl Simmering and Frank Stout departed for a vacation in Arizona. They plan deer hunting and sightseeing during their stay, enjoying a week away from home.
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Karl Simmering
Frank Stout
Arizona
Cincinnati and Loyola Battle in High Scoring Showdown
Cincinnati defense anchors a 71 69 win over North Texas State as Bonham scores 29. Loyola, led by Jerry Haarkness with 26, blasts Western Michigan to push season to over 100 points per game. Missouri Valley results include Wichita 71 over St Louis 85 and Tulsa 79 over Drake. Other scores: Miami Florida 86 77, Providence 75 67 Rhode Island.
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Isola
Chicago
James Naismith
Naismith
North Texas State
Loyola
Western Michigan
Bearcats
Denton
Tex
Ron Bonham
Eagles
Bonham
Ramblers
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Ron Miller
Les Hunter
Johnny Egan
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St. Louis
Tulsa
Drake
James Country
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Florida
Providence
Rhode Island
Boston College
Brandeis
Holy Cross
Massachusetts
William & Marys
Virginia Tech
Loyola of New Orleans
Memphis State
Texas Southern
Pairie View A & M
West Team Favored to Win Pro All Star Tussle
West team favored by about three points in the 13th Pro Bowl at Memorial Coliseum. Packers stars lead the Western squad under Vince Lombardi, with Jim Taylor and Jim Brown among the players. Eastern strongman Allie Sherman leads the East as Y A Tittle directs the attack. Winning players earn 800 each, losers 690.
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Los Angeles
UPL
Green Bay Packers
Green Bay
Vince Lombaeff
Lombardi
Memorial Coliseum
Packers
Jim Taylor
Taylor
Allie Sherman
New York Giants
Y. A. Tittle
Kerman
Jim Brown
Cleveland Browns
Brown
WACO PTA Meeting Postponed to January 25
Due to the Harmony basketball tournament from January 14 to 19 the WACO PTA meeting in Way has been postponed from Wednesday January 16 to Wednesday January 25.
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Waco Pta
Harmony
Talbot to start for Demons against Centerville tonight
Steve Talbot will start at center for the Demons in their home game versus Centerville after returning from a broken ankle. Coach Gary Hurst also tabbed Brian Owen as a leading scorer and paired Talbot with junior Bob McClure in the front line, with Joe Jones and Jerry Stalder at guard. Sophomore starters were named as Tim Trotman, Tom Lowe, Denny Novak, Steve Norton, and Joe Scranton, with Dick Holden and Steve Tindal expected to see time in the 6:30 soph game before the 8:00 varsity tip.
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Steve Talbot
Demons
Centerville
Gary Hurst
Talbot
Hurst
Bloomfield
Reds
Brian Owen
Owen
Bob McClure
Joe Jones
Jerry Stalder
John Sproule
Tim Trotman
Tom Lowe
Denny Novak
Steve Norton
Joe Scranton
Sophmores
Dick Holden
Steve Tindal
Junior High Cagers Win at Fairfield
Washington Junior High cagers won two close contests at Fairfield on Thursday. Seventh graders beat Fairfield eighth reserves 37 to 33 after a 19 to 19 halftime tie. Eight graders needed overtime to win 42 to 37, with Dave Hutchecroft scoring 11 and Brian Britain 10. Greg Goodell led in rebounds before fouling out.
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Washington Junior High
Fairfield
Wally Horn
Chris Wilma
Rick Sojka
Greg Goodell
Craig Johnson
Goodell
Sojka
Horn
Demons
Dave Hutehcroft
Lyle Brock
Brian Britain
Allen Pohren
Donnie Miller
Don McAvoy
Dav Meyers
Brock
Britain
Hutehcroft
Women bowling onion scorers end of first half season
The onion scorers am Series saw Ball Babies 1 and Roe's Rollers 1718 with Ball Babies 648 and Roe's Rollers 608 in team play. D. Clarahan led individuals with 530, S. Lutes 504, and S. Lutes had high game at 214 followed by F. Kelsey 199 as Thursday marked the season's first half end.
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Onion
Ball Babies
Roe's Rollers
Roe’s Rollers
D. Clarahan
S. Lutes
F. Kelsey
YMCA Offers Five Week Wrestling Class for Boys
The YMCA will run a five week wrestling course for junior and senior high boys, taught by Paul Gebhardt and Bob Gilles, on Tuesdays and Wednesdays from 4 to 5 p.m. starting January 15. A $1 registration plus full or day pass is required. Limited to 12 participants.
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Bob Gillesby
Mnior
St. Ambrose College
Towa
Marine Corps
Quantico
Kyoto
Japan
Gebhardt
Illinois Aid Seeks $92.9 Million More From Legislature
Executive Secretary Harold C. Swank told the Public Aid Commission that $92.9 million more is required to carry through July 1. He said $40.7 million would come from the federal government and the remainder from state funds. Swank outlined a 69 biennial budget totaling $6 million with the state's share at $40.2 million.
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Chicago
UPL
Ilinois Public Aid Commission
Harold C. Swank
Swank
Podres Ready to Sign Dodger Contract Amid Delayed Offers
Johnny Podres, at his Witherbee home, prepared to sign the Dodgers 1963 contract after sending a confirming wire to GM Buzzie Bavasi. Dodgers expect his signing once the contract arrives, with Podres in the $30,000 to $33,000 range next season. Roger Maris likely to keep his $67,000+ payday despite a drop in homers, while Eddie Mathews, Johnny Logan, and Don Cardwell also reached deals with their clubs.
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N.Y
Los Angeles Dodgers
Johnny
Buzzy Bavasi
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Padres
Yankees
Maris
Yankee
Roger
Ralph Houk
Houk
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee Braves
Johnny Logan
Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Lane Leaders League End of First Half
Lane Leaders League standings and top scores from the first half show Ainsworth State Bank and Roe's Heating rivaling Ted's Welding, Duncan's, Wilson's, and McCleery with team and individual highlights. High team series goes to Duncan 2333 while Marshall Minick posts 832 in a game and Ann Curl totals 945 in an individual series.
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Brown Finance
Crawfordsville Legion Mullens
Electric de
Washington Mig
Don
Harold Sinclair
Crawfordsville Legion
Crawfordsville
Bob Wayman
John Lee
Jack Weik
Stewart Hardware
State Cafe
Watson Cleaners
Shell Oilers
Sorrell
Pontiac
Lane
Ainsworth State Bank
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Ted's
McCleer Duncan’s
Wilson's
Carson's
Cumming
Roe’s Hig
Ted
Careson's
Marshall-Minick
Duncan's
McCleery
Duncan Worth
Marshall Minick
Ainsworth
Ann Curl
Maxine Zieglowsky
Ferne Birney
Dorothy Petterson
Pansy McGill
Lela Hysell
Evelyn Randall
Dorothy Marston
Martha Lowe
Mildred Morgan
Ains
Funeral services for Lott M Birney held at Jones Funeral Home
Funeral services for Lott M Birney were conducted at 2 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev Dale Brett in charge. Pallbearers included Robert Megeheisen Edgar Whetstine John Custer Ed Custer Frank Embree and George Murphy. Burial followed in Ainsworth Cemetery.
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Lott M. Birney
Jones Funeral Home
Dale Brettnet
Robert Megeheisen
Edgar Whetstine
John and Ed Custer
Frank Embree
George Murphy
Ainsworth Cemetery
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Lnemwa, Wa
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Delco
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