Demons Top Prairie 64 56 In Non conference Win
Washington Demons beat Prairie Cedar Rapids 64 to 56 in a non conference game. Tom Lowe led with 21 points as the only Demon in double figures. Coach John Sproule used the full squad after the third quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Demons
Prairie
Cedar Rapids
John Sproule
Tom Lowe
Washington Sophomores Rout Prairie In 55 37 Victory
Washington High School sophomore basketball team defeated Prairie high school Cedar Rapids 55 to 37. The seven minute quarters shortened game time with Washington leading 27 to 16 at halftime. Marty Chebuhar led with 21 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington High School
Prairie High School
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Wally Horn
Demons
Marty Chebuhar
Davis County Triumphs Over Albia In Nonconference Clash
Davis County earned a non conference basketball victory over Albia Tuesday night 77 to ? Albia led 12 to 11 after the first period but Davis County surged to 31 to 21 at halftime. Wilfawn 24 Wilson 23 Harris 20 led the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis County
Albia
Wilfawn
Wilson
Harris
New Parcel Post Truck Debuts in Washington
Ten years ago today a bright parcel post truck enters service in Washington making rounds this week. The vehicle draws attention for its red white and blue paint replacing the olive drab used on post office trucks and mail boxes since World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
McBee to Compete for State College of Iowa indoors
George McBee, senior at State College of Iowa Cedar Falls, will join the indoor track team to compete in sprints pole vault and broad jump this winter and spring. The Panthers defend North Central Conference titles and McBee is a track letterman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McBee
Washington
State College of Iowa
Cedar Falls
Panthers
McBee
State College
Mt. Pleasant Tops Burlington Notre Dame 69–55
Mt. Pleasant defeated Burlington Notre Dame 69 to 55 after leading 38 to 21 at halftime. Pat Coghlin and Welcher each scored 15 points while Woepking added 10 for the Panthers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Burlington
Notre Dame
Pat Coghlin
Welcher
Woepking
Panthers
Moothart and Crawfordsville Lead Bowling Round
Moothart wins opening round with 2683 team series and 915 902 games. Crawfordsville 2553 trails Howe Town 2384 plus 60 as Max Mitchell leads with 607 in series and 222 in a game. Young 211 and Chamberlin 571 score noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moothart
Crawfordsville
Sherman - Eden
Carson
Mills
Sherman- Eden
Howe Town
Moose
Sfordsville
Max Mitchell
Chamberlin
Young
Mootharts
Oppose early end for UN session
The United States opposes any move to adjourn the General Assembly early to escape the financial deadlock over Russia's 61 million dollar U N debt. Afro Asian and Latin American nations favor a brief meeting next week then resuming in fall. The Soviet Union reportedly backs the U S position. No formal proposal has been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United States
General Assembly
U.N
U.S
Russia
Assembly
Soviet Union
Wake Forest and Duke share ACC lead after wins
Wake Forest defeated Georgia Tech 97-78 to stay atop the ACC, while Duke crushed Clemson 106-81 to tie the Demon Deacons for the league lead at 41. Duke led 51-36 at halftime as Bob Verga led the winners with 29 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press International
Wake Forest
Deacons
Georgia Tech
Duke Blue Devils
Clemson
ACC
Yellow Jackets
Boars
Bob Leonard
Blue Devils
Bob Verga
Bob Reidy
Steve Vancendak
San Francisco J
Portland
Dons
Erwin Mueller
San Francisco
Cincinnatus Powell
Cincinnati
Dayton
Bearcats
Ken Cunningham
Temple
Hofstra
Boston College
Rhode Island
Yale
Brown
Texas
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Rutgers
Delaware
ISU Budgeted 516300 for 1965 Washington Area Construction
Iowa Southern Utilities releases 1965 construction budget totaling 516300 for Washington area plus surrounding rural districts. Ted Johnson says budgets reflect load forecasts guiding planned expenditures on substations transmission lines and gas distribution with five year updates. Major 1965 projects include 13.2 kV conversion and gas mains replacements in Washington and Keota expansion of distribution in Columbus Junction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Iowa Southern Utilities
Ted Johnson
Johnson
Iclude
Business
Ainsworth
Keota
Columbus Junction
Regional Gas Network Reaches Broad Iowa Coverage
Extended from Creston and Mt. Ayr to Washington Burlington and the Mississippi River, north to Newton Grinnell and south to the Missouri line. Natural gas service in 24 communities. Five year construction expenditures total about 16,716,336 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creston
Mt. Ayr
Washington
Burlington
Mississippi River
Newton
Grinnell
Missouri State Line
Also Mentioned on This Page
Uower
Holden
Trotman
Brock
Lowe
Sanders
Larsen
Logan
Bower
Scriven Schulte
Hawley
Sorowy
Clements
Voigt
O- Score
Brock Washington
Chebuhar
Harvey Myers
Hutchcroft Fritz Britain Kleese English Pohren Minick
Westermark
Yanecek
Suchomel
Tampir Grimm Zalesky Goodrow
Albia Cagers
Portafile
Connelly Hardware
Sweden
Weelington
Vincent Price
Edgar Allan Poe
Evening Journal
Iowa
Burlington N. C
Duke
Stompers
Washington Armory
FBI
Marine Corps League
Kenway
Cal
Pack Co
Oscar Mayer
Cascade Inn
Campbells
Midwest Vista Pak Crackers
Oliver
Kenway Store
CrawfordsviLle, Town
ISU
Iowa Southern
National Bank OF Washington
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cannon Towels
Plains
Urey “of Chocolate