Demons rally past Big Reds in Centerville thriller
Washington's Demons overcome an 11 point deficit at halftime to beat Centerville High 61 to 58 in the Southeast Six matchup. Mike Steele led with rebounding and 15 boards, while Bob McClure paced Washington with 7 points in the first half and 5 after. Tim Trotman 11 and Tom Lowe 10 supported. Matthews led Centerville with 13.
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Steele
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McClure
Margie MicClery Receives DAR Good Citizenship Award
Ten years ago today Margie MicClery, senior at Washington High School, was named recipient of the DAR good citizenship award for dependability service leadership and patriotism. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs R H McChery.
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Margie MicClery
Washington High School
DAR
Margie
R. H. McChery
Trojans and Hounds win in Southeast Six action
Fairfield Trojans edge Davis County 52 to 45 at Bloomfield to remain unbeaten in Southeast Six. Fort Madison tops Mt Pleasant 61 to 57 as Washington defeats Centerville 61 to 53. Rick Creek leads Fairfield with 23 points and 24 rebounds. Mike Hellige scores 26 for Fort Madison.
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Fort Madison
Mt Pleasant
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Washington
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Fairfield
Davis County
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Peri Rick Creek
Fred Behner
Dick Skaggs
Melvin Wilfawn
Jim Harris
Rick Wilson
Mt. Pleasant
Bloodhounds
Mike Hellige
Keith Heifner
Pat Coughlan
Stan Kerr
Bill Wilson
UCLA and Kentucky Roll To Wins In Friday Night Upsets
No. 1 UCLA defeated USC 79 59 to stay unbeaten at 12 games while Kentucky routed LSU 103 84 to snap a slump. Walt Hazzard led UCLA with 21 points, Sutherland added 15 as USC briefly led before the Bruins pulled away. Kentucky’s Cotton Nash moved into third on the all time scoring list and set a free throw record as Deecken led with 27 for LSU. Other top teams won and conference play continued across the country with Utah, Arizona, Utah State, LaSalle, Stanford, California, Cornell, Princeton, Columbia, Tennessee, New Mexico and more posting winnings or OT thrillers.
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New Mexico
L and M top Highland squads on the road
In Ainsworth the Highland girls fell 71 to 40 as Lynn Alvine scored 31. The Highland boys lost 62 to 54 in double overtime after leading late. Dallas Krantz led L and M with 21 while Dave McFarland had 18 for Highland and Darrell Snyder 15 for L and M.
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Demon Sophs cruise past Centerville in 68 50 win
Washington sophomores upset Centerville as Steve Norton scored 25 points and Jim Logan added 15 to fuel a 68 50 victory. Logan grabbed rebounds and assisted while Al Brock sparked the second half to Holt the Demon lead. Centerville’s Tom Beck led with 13 points and Jim Carney had 10.
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Big Jim Logan
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al Brock
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Tisvi Burgher
Hart Dooley
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Hawks rally past West Liberty in tight 59 57 win
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks trailed by ten before a furious fourth quarter surge toppled West Liberty 59 to 57. Gary Martin and Ed Goschke sparked the rally with key baskets and steals, Kirk Bailey and Ron Redlinger added late points to seal the victory. Mid-Prairie meets Wilton Junction next Friday.
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West Liberty
Gary Martin
Ed Goschke
Ron Redlinger
Jerome Yoder
Kirk Bailey
Hawks
Doug Goschke
Fred LeFever
Steve Kelly
Mike Phillips
Ith
Jerry Kaalberg
Ken Fauerholz
Wilton Junction
Mid- Prairie
Journal
Dallas Kinney
West Liberty Girls Defeat Mid Prairie In Wellman Clash
West Liberty girls outplayed Mid Prairie 56 to 33 in Wellman Friday night. The lead grew 14 to 7 after the first quarter and 33 to 17 at halftime, with West Liberty maintaining control through the final period. Judy Lemmons led Mid Prairie with 17 points, Julie Hobbs added 13, while Sheila Kelly scored 2 and Corine Windus 13 for West Liberty.
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West Liberty Girls
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Julie Hobbs
Mid- Prairie Girls
Sheila Kelly
Corine Windus
Musial to be honored by writers group in New York
Stan Musial, legendary Cardinal star and seven time batting champion, will receive the Baseball Writers Association of America long and meritorious service award from the New York chapter. He will also be the first to receive both player of the year and the meritorious service award, to be presented Feb. 2 at the 41st annual dinner at the Americana Hotel in New York.
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Kenesaw M. Landis
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Casey Stengel
George Weiss
Tom Yawkey
West All-Stars favored in 1963 Pro Bowl Sunday
In Los Angeles the West team, directed by George Halas, aims to complete a clean sweep of 1963 post season honors. About 60,000 expected at Memorial Coliseum for a 1 p.m. PST kickoff. Charley Johnson will start for the East with Johnny Unitas for the West.
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Pro Grid and Golf Roundup From Weekend Action
NFL notes roll in with Washington Redskins risking Norman Snead to back up Johnson while Halas plans for Bill Wade to relieve Unitas. In golf, Masters champion Wall leads after 36 holes with a 137 total as Crampton Archer Floyd Rudolph Finsterwald chase.
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Frank Gifford
San Diego Open Leaderboards Affected By Darkness
Art Wall led the San Diego Open after 36 holes with a 136 score while Bob Rosburg faced a darkness delay after 12 holes on Friday. Wall stood four under par. Rosburg was five under after 30 holes and hoped to regain the lead when play resumed Saturday.
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Professional Directory Entry for Local Attorneys
A scanned professional directory listing multiple local lawyers and firms with names, office addresses on West Main, Marion Avenue and Washington Street, phone numbers, and noted departments such as Abstract Dept in office. Entries include Louis J. Kehoe, Livingston Day & Bates, George F Morrison, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd, John C Owen, Stewart & Shearer, Dr P L Etter.
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Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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