Swimmers beat Muscatine YMCA in Muscatine meet
Muscatine YMCA swimmers were defeated 165 to 98.1 as Dennis McCall set a 9 to 10 year olds 100 yd freestyle record at 1 17. The Sun team coach Milo Steele Jr praised the win while noting weaker performances and revealed plans for a quadrangular meet next week with Des Moines Central West Des Moines and Burlington. Des Moines teams will stay overnight with Washington boys, returning Sunday.
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Washington Demons Wrestle to Solid Dual Record
Washington wrestlers have a 141 to 73 advantage in dual meets this year with 3 wins, 13 losses, and 2 draws across four meets. Coach Raphael Gonsiorowski notes 16 pins to 10 for opponents, 32 team take downs to 19 by opponents, 10 escapes to 6 for the Demons, 27 reversals to 17 by opponents, and Doug Greenlee with seven pins, Ed Brown six pins, and Mike Doughty with 16 takedowns. Individual won loss records vary across events.
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Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Junior Bowling results show team standings with Odd Fellows at 15 percent, Hanson Concrete 15, and 14 High Scores for team series. Mac's Mobile 2.0 leads in team game with 839 and Melody Lanes 789. Individual top scorers include Phil Hyde 461 and Kelly Slagel 456 with Jim Fuhr 187 and Bob Hauenstein 180 in games.
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YW YMCA Girls Swim Victors In Dual Meet At Local Pool
The Washington YW YMCA girls swim team defeated Muscatine AAU 223 to 144 at the local pool. New records were set by Ann Lampkin in the 20 yd backstroke for 8 and under and by Patsy Porter in the 200 yd freestyle open division. The team will travel to Du Duque on January 23.
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Frosh take two of Fairfield in twin wins
Freshman cagers swept Fairfield with the A squad winning 85 44 and the B team 38 26. Terry Roth starred with 22 points and 14 rebounds, while Craig Paul added 13 points and strong floor play. Washington shot 67 percent from the line and 36 percent from the floor, as Hall led Fairfield with 16 points and Oosthoek 11. The frosh next play Thursday at Muscatine West at 4 p.m.
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Women's bowling results from VEW River Products league
Monday night bowling at River Products shows Essex 2372 team series with Betty Ward 973 leading individual. Essex 2372 and Washington State Bank 2332 top team totals. individual games list Betty Ward 218 and Kay Custer 196. Other full results include Osincup Drug 2302 and VFW 2302 with varied scores.
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South Carolina upset by Virginia in late collapse
South Carolina, ranked sixth, fell 50-49 to ACC foe Virginia after a late score by Barry Parkhill. The Gamecocks did not score in the final seven minutes, while coach Frank McGuire blamed hostile crowds and officiating for the skid. Other scores: Western Kentucky over Morehead State 85-63, Jacksonville 95-67, Kentucky 79-66, Maryland 56-52, Tennessee 85-75, Florida State 96-68. New Mexico beat Air Force 73-66.
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Cowboys seek patience to slow Colts in Super Bowl clash
Dallas coach Tom Landry cites patience as key to defeating Baltimore in the Super Bowl. He notes the Colts’ discipline and strong passing game, outlines focus on Johnny Unitas and their outside receivers, and praises Craig Morton returning from injuries as the Cowboys arrive at the Orange Bowl for the showdown.
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Columbus wrestlers edge Durant in columbus gym card
Columbus varsity won 15 to 19 and the junior varsity 38 to 12 in a Monday night meet at Columbus gym. Jim Utter won at 98 pounds by decision 3 to 2 while Randy Reid pinned in 55 seconds at 132 pounds. Bruce Tompkins and Randy Mougin were defeated, and Leland Bowen and Mike Loyd earned wins for Columbus.
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Freshman Basketball Games Rescheduled
Two Washington freshmen games have been rescheduled this season. The Mid-Prairie at Kalena game moved from Thursday Jan 21 to Tuesday Jan 19 at Mid-Prairie Junior High. The Oska loosa game, postponed Jan 4 due to snow, will be played Tuesday, Feb.
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East Prevails in All Star Contest Forecast Tonight
East stars Willis Reed and teammates aim to extend a three game winning streak as the Knicks seek a fifth straight All Star victory against a West loaded with Lew Alcindor Oscar Robertson. Starting lineups feature Reed Frazier Havlicek Cunningham Monroe for the East and Alcindor West and Robertson for the West with Red Auerbach coaching the East.
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Washington eighth graders fall to Wapello 29 21 in wrestling
Washington eighth graders dropped a 29 21 wrestling match to Wapello. Mike McDonald was pinned early, Greg Fenno won 6 5 to briefly lead, but Dave Booth and Dave Wright pinned, Brian Romine and strong efforts by Rick Hotle Joe Maried Don Lowe Jeff Libe Rich Wood key points, with upcoming home meet against Town City West on January 21 at 1 PM.
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Vikings and Brewers win in Washington YMCA league action
Vikings defeat the Pack 110 to 48 while the Brewers outscore the Oaks 56 to 51 in a high school age basketball league at the Washington YMCA Monday night. Tom Trier leads the Vikings with 47 points, Brock 28, Geoffard 20, Blakeney 12. Russ Davisson tops the Brewers with 21 and Gary Glandon 15. Don Erlenbush scores 22 for the Oaks. Current standings list Vikings 50 wins, 5 losses. Brewers 23, Oaks 5. Pack 5. The ten top scorers include Trier, Brock, Erlenbush, Davisson, Grubb, Hardy, Glandon, Tweeten, Tindal, Sobaski.
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