Demons face winless Trojans in Fairfield basketball clash
Washington Demons travel to Fairfield for a Southeast Seven showdown as the 3 3 team battles the 0 5 Trojans. Washington hopes to bounce back after a Mt Pleasant upset while dealing with flu issues and injuries.
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Fox hunters to meet at Vittetoe farm
Fox hunters of this area are asked to meet at the Ed Vittetoe farm 60 miles south of Washington on the Coppock road at 9 30 a m Saturday. Coyotes are reported in this area and a good turnout is hoped for. Two foxes were killed last Saturday by Bruce Smith and Bill Allbright Jr. of Washington.
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Leaders in Columbus Junction mixed doubles bowling
Mary Milder and George Stych head the Columbus Bowl event with a 1205 net pins. Other leaders include Wilma and Kenneth Heuer 1171 Erma Reynolds and Bob Brown 1143 and Mary Milder with Lyman Wagoner 1122.
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Columbus Bowl
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Kenneth Heuer
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Bowling league results and high scores
Tuesday results Steele's 4 Watson's 0. Joe's 3 Sorrell's 1. Nixon's 4 Lemke 0. Pat & Mary's 3 Perfex 1. High team scores Joe's Tavern 2753 and Pat & Mary 2714. Team game Joe's Tavern 978 Pat & Mary 969. Individual series Joe Richards 653 Rick Crone 563. Individual game Joe Richards 256 Will Moore 221.
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Betty Ward Dominates 859 Women’s Bowling Standings
Betty Ward posts a 603 series and a 222 game while taking top marks in the 859 women’s bowling event. Rev Long adds 514 in series. Jack and Jill win the first half. Top ten list features Patterson McGill Carl Close Crossett Roe Sherman Richards Lowe.
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Deputies Take Turns Incinerating 1500 Pounds of Marijuana
Santa Cruz with UPI reports deputies burned 1,500 pounds of marijuana in shifts as fumes blew out the incinerator door. Smell from the burning weed wafted through a fence surrounding the burner prompting the short shifts during the confiscations from recent raids.
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Phillies pick Alan Bannister with first draft choice
The Philadelphia Phillies, having the worst record last season, selected Alan Bannister, a 21 year old shortstop, as their No 1 pick in the winter draft. Bannister signed immediately in Veterans Stadium with a rumored substantial bonus around 100000 dollars.
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New coach debuts as Sonics fall to Baltimore 98 86
Seattle loses with new coach Bucky Buckwalter at the helm, dropping to 33rd defeat in 46 games after a 98 86 loss to Baltimore. Mike Riordan led the Orioles with 20 points and Spencer Haywood scored 17 for Seattle in a game marked by a 23 point first half deficit and a late rally.
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76Ers
Phoenix Open opens with subpar rounds despite shorter course
The 1973 Phoenix Open at Arizona Country Club, a $150,000 purse, begins with par lowered to 70 after shortening the 18th hole. Grier Jones shot 64 to lead, with Miller Barber aiming for a historic 257, while stars like Nicklaus Trevino and Palmer are absent. Jamieson and Weiskopf withdraw for personal reasons.
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Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
Jim Jamieson
Tom
Forecast shows faster food price rise in early 1973
Washington forecast notes consumer hopes for relief from inflation dimming as Agriculture Department experts now expect January to June 1973 supermarket prices to rise about 4.5 percent, higher than prior 3 percent forecast due to poor harvest weather and spikes in grain and livestock costs.
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UPI
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Don Paarlberg
Paarlberg
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Riverside Notes and Holiday Travel Highlights
Riverside and Lone Tree residents return from a December 22 to January 9 trip visiting Duncan Oklahoma San Antonio Carlsbad Cavern Phoenix and Grand Canyon. Community events include Cloverettes first meeting January 15 at 1 30 p m and a series of local club gatherings and bingo at the Veterans Hospital. Also notes the Nixon administration weighing steps to raise food supplies amid price control debates.
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Riverside
Guy Gerot
E.S. Kinkaid
Lone Tree
Duncan
Okla
Gerot
Mrs. Kinkaid
San Antonio
Tex
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Elmer Schneider
Oscar Steele
Donna
Mary Jo
Rose Thomann
Highland System
Riverside Area
Floyd Fisher
Crawfordsville
Irene Droll
Bill Schlapkohl
JoAnn Minick
Paul Schnoebelen
Leo Robertson
George Havel
S and C Club
Larry Gerot
Kiene Sundries
Veterans Hospital
Verne Moss
Rose Thoman
Irmina Veggy
South Side Club
Bess Prehoda
White House
Nixon
Ronald L. Ziegler
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