Demons edge Oskaloosa 76 74 in close battle
Washington Demons survive a tight four quarter showdown with the Oskaloosa Indians 76 to 74 at home. Mike Hennigan led Washington with 24 points and 10 rebounds while Ron Schooley added 15 points as the Demons hold off a late Indian rally and prepare to hosts Mt Pleasant Panthers.
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Indians
Mike Hennigan
Washington
Bob English
Ron Schooley
Bill Schooley
Mike Fitch
Jim Davis
Lee van Donselaar
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
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Williams
Eagle
Ae Fitch
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Smith
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George
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Demon sophomores defeat Oskaloosa 62 to 50
Washington Demons overwhelmed Oskaloosa sophomores 62 to 50 on Friday night. Coach Doug Dunlap's squad built a 15 to 6 lead, led 33 to 20 at halftime, and stretched to 59 to 31 in the third before reserves allowed a late rally. Braun 22, Goodell 14, Gebhardt 11 led Washington while Smith had 18 for the Indians.
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Oskaloosa Sophs
Doug Dunlap
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Indians
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Goodell
Gebhardt
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Swartzendruber
Hennigan
Davisson
Connelly
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Blake
Smithart
Track stars in Boston tonight
UPI reports the 43rd Knights of Columbus track meet at the Garden brings nearly 400 entries with top Olympians and medalists. Key events include the two mile featuring Art Dulong and rivals from Georgetown Colby and Villanova, plus a strong hurdles field led by Willie Davenport and Erv Hall.
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Leon Coleman
Holy Cross
Art Dulong
Dulong
Steve Staggeburg
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George Young
Ambrose Burfoot
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Sebs Mamo
Colby College
Canada
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Vince Bizzaro
Peter Chen
John Pennell
Sam Bair
Marty Liquori
Villanova
Dave Bailey
Toronto
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Brian Kivlan
Manhattan
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Boston University
Roy Shaw
Harvard
Rose Bowl trip yields goal post souvenir from Gary Doak
Ten years ago Gary Doak flew from Des Moines on a special plane to attend the Rose Bowl game. He returned the next morning with a keepsake from the game a fragment of a goal post bearing Randy Duncan's name.
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Gary Doak
Des Moines
Randy Duncan
Washington Demons edge Oskaloosa Indians in close wrestling win
Washington High School edged Oskaloosa 23 to 21 as the Demons built an early lead and with two late rallies held on to victory Friday night. Fred Martin subbing for Pat Morrison pinned at 138 lb boosting the team, with Dennis Smith and Ed Brown winning in reserve matches.
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Washington Reserves
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Dennis Smith
Highland cagers split a double bill at Mediapolis
Highland High School teams split Friday night actions. The girls lost 26 to 52 while the boys edged the opponent 56 to 55. For the girls Diane Waldschmidt scored 12 with Charlotte Sojka 9 and Liz Kron 5. The Highland boys trailed early but led 24 to 22 at halftime and 44 to 43 after three, winning by a point. Phil Sojka led with 16, Jim Herdlicka 15, Bill Watkinson 10, Tim Krantz 9, Greg Schott 4, Mike Miller 2. Opponents were led by Jim Nelson 19 and Denny Schulte 13.
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Diane Waldschmidt
Charlotte Sojka
Liz Kron
Highland Boys
Phil Sojka
Highland
Jim Herdlicka
Bill Watkinson
Tim Krantz
Greg Schott
Mike Miller
Trojans Panthers win in Southeast Six Conference night
Washington beat Oskaloosa 76 74 while Fairfield defeated Davis County 41 25 and Mt Pleasant edged Fort Madison 73 66. Curt Rich led Mt Pleasant with 32, Cecil Wiley had 14 for Fairfield, and Bill Van Aken led Fort Madison with 18 in the Friday games.
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Cecil Wiley
Dan Palm
Rich Forbes
Jack Kincart
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Cage scores high school hoops across the state
Fairfield defeated Davis County 76 to 41 while Mt. Vernon beat Mid Prairie 57 to 55. Washington posted a 76 to 74 win over Oskaloosa, Fort Madison beat Waco 102 to 62, and West Burlington downed Iowa Valley 71 to 68. HLV beat U High 87 to 72. Solon defeated C R LaSalle 72 to 56 and C R Prairie edged by 54 to 56.
Morrall admits doubts before joining Colts for Super Bowl
Baltimore QB Earl Morrall, initially wary of leaving the Giants, says Don Shula persuaded him to take the No 2 role that became pivotal after John Unitas was injured. Morrall faces Jets star Joe Namath in a rain threatened NFL title game with the Colts 18 point favorites.
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Joe Namath
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Allie Sherman
John
Waco cagers roll to big wins over West Burlington
Waco boys win 102 to 62 and girls 102 to 34 as the Warriors dominate West Burlington. Dave Davison scores one free throw to reach the century mark. Glen Fletcher leads with 29 points and multiple players notch double digits. Marsha Shrader leads the Warriorettes with 33. Somers reaches 100th point for the Waco sextet.
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Dave Davison
Warriors
Glen Hesseltine
Grant Nebel
Glen Fletcher
Jim Widmer
Jack Schrader
Ken Roth
Jason Roth
Randy Davis
Robert Osborne
Tom Foster
Dave Keoth
Russ Rawlings
Waco Girls
Marsha Shrader
Warriorettes
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Davis
White
Sommers
Schultz
Somers
Diane Reynolds
Franklin Cubs 4-H Club Meets for Beef Production Talk
The Franklin Cubs 4-H Club gathered with 21 members at Grace Hill Community Building for a regular meeting led by president Tom Dawson. Marion Timmins introduced Modern Beef and Milk Production. Kent Stout demonstrated The Profit Steer, with talks by Terry Goeke and Fritz Engel. Hosts were the Miksch and Engel families. Raccoons are usually moist forest dwellers but also inhabit central Texas plains.
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Grace Hill
Tom Dawson
Marion Timmins
Kent Stout
Terry Goeke
Fritz Engel
Miksch
Engel
Sifford Leads After Two Rounds In Los Angeles Open
Charlie Sifford, 45, carries an eight under par 134 at Rancho Park, two strokes ahead of George Archer and a pack including Tom Shaw and Mac McLendon. Five former LA Open champions fail to make the cut as Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper survive to compete for the $20,000 first prize.
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Ala
Bob Payne
Mt. Vernon
Billy Casper
Hawks seek lead with win over rival after strong stretch
The Atlanta Hawks, riding a 14 of 16 clip, face the top Western Division foe tonight after a 104-101 victory over Detroit. Celtics and Bucks also won, with Lakers dropping to Boston 88-82 as Milwaukee, Baltimore, and Seattle posted late rallies in Friday games.
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Sam Jones
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Ray Scott
Jack Marin
Leroy Ellis
Elvin Hayes
Norton pleads guilty to failure to control vehicle
Dennis Eugene Norton of Washington pleaded guilty in Justice of the Peace Court to failing to have his vehicle under control. He was arrested November 30 by sheriff deputies and fined 25 dollars. Mid-Prairie announces Friday January 24 parent teacher conferences for all elementary schools with a 15 minute slot, while junior high and high school students have a vacation day for curriculum work.
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