Star athletes to play here in Washington Saturday
Nationally known pros headlining an exhibition basketball game against local and former players Saturday night in Washington. Tony Oliva leads a group of famous athletes from baseball and football. he will not play but will chat and autograph. Tickets cost 1 for youths and 1.50 for adults, with 50 cents at the door. Proceeds support Washington district school sports programs.
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New Des Moines Man Takes Post as Agency Manager
Ten years ago today Ted Blair of Des Moines arrived Wednesday to begin duties as agency manager for the Washington County Farm Bureau Insurance Services.
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Salukis Upset Cardinals 53 50 in Carbondale
Southern Illinois, ranked No 2 in UPI small college, beat Louisville 53 50 at home for its first defeat after 13 straight wins. Guard Walt Frazier sank five late free throws as SIU held a late lead and surged past the Cardinals who faltered in the final minutes.
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Many to watch on TV Bowl ticket sales slow
The first Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Green Bay Packers drew limited ticket sales at the Memorial Coliseum with about 1,500 purchased as fans planned to watch via television from nearby hotels and desert towns outside Los Angeles amid a TV blackout.
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Hawk Eyes win team series in mixed bowling league
Hawk Eyes defeated Weary Four with 2202 to 2136 in the team series and 768 to 758 in the team game. Cal Little led with a 648 series including a 236 game, while Lela Miller posted 574 for the Bee Hinders.
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