Rupp Honored as Winningest Coach After Kentucky Rout
Adolph Rupp reached 770 career wins as Kentucky crushed Georgia 104-73 in Lexington securing national coaching milestone. Sophomore Mike Casey led with 28 points and Thad Jaracz added 25 as Kentucky rose to 10-2 overall, 4-1 in SEC. Georgia’s Bob Lienhard scored 29 amid a 7-4 start for the Bulldogs.
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Phog Allen
Kansas
Kentucky Wildcats
Georgia
Lexington
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Wildcats
Kentucky
Auburn
Tennessee
Mike Casey
Thad Jaracz
Mike Pratt
Lienhard
Bob Lienhard
Women's bowling results from Friday meet
The results show team and individual standings among five teams and nine bowlers. Made O Day and Ross Rejects led team series with 2017 and 2013, while Ross Rejects posted best team game total 717 and Made O Day 701. Elizabeth Johnson topped individuals with 523 series and 192 high game. Ten high averages include K Custer 165 and B Ward 165, followed by L Smith 157 and A Russell 156.
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McCleery
Washington Accing
Ross
Amway Products
Western Auto
Washington Transfer
Elizabeth Johnson
Anna Russell
Pat Hyde
K. Custer
B. Ward
L. Smith
A Russell
E. Johnson
D. Dawson
J. Duffy
M. Randall
S. Robertson
B. Downs
E. Fish
Laurilee Weaver
Judy Fern Returns to Lake Erie College by Plane
Ten years ago today Judy Fern flew into Painesville Ohio to resume studies at Lake Erie College after a three week holiday visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Paul Fern.
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Lake Erie College
Painesville
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UCLA Maintains Lead In UPI Poll For Week Seven
UCLA remains atop the United Press International major college basketball rankings through Jan. 13 with a 12-0 record and 350 points. Houston follows at 16-0 with 314 points, while North Carolina, Tennessee and Utah round out the top five in the seventh weekly set.
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UPI
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Houston
North Carolina
Tennessee
Utah
New Mexico
Kentucky
St. Bonaventure
Vanderbilt
Columbia
Kansas
Texas-El Paso
Duke
Davidson
Louisville
Princeton
Demon Wrestlers Host Williamsburg In Local Gym
The Washington High School wrestling team hosts Williamsburg in the local gym tonight with reserve action starting at 6 30 p m and the varsity matches to follow.
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Washington High School
Williamsburg
Weekday Bargain Goods Open Thursday Evenings
A plainspoken notice notes a persistent salesman who cannot give away free samples. The store highlights numerous pretties and use fuls and announces hours open every Thursday evening until 9 PM.
Mudcat Grant to help rebuild Cherokee park
Dodgers pitcher Mudcat Grant will return to Cherokee Iowa to aid fund raising for Wescott Baseball Park. He will speak and perform at an all-sports banquet February 1, aiding plans to light and expand the park for youth baseball and transform it into an all-sports arena. Grant is expected January 30 to February 3 before reporting to spring training February 8.
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Iowa
UPI
Jim ‘Mudcat’ Grant
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mudcat
August Krause
Grant
Wescott
Krause
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Quet
Trojans barely edge Demons in ninth grade thriller
Washington ninth graders edged Fairfield 63 62 on Monday afternoon as Joe Gebhardt 22 and Daryl Braun 20 led the Demons while Wilson 24 and Huerta 19 paced the Trojans. Demons meet Muscatine West Thursday at 4 p.m. B team wrapped season 2 2 with a 51 29 win.
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Fairfield
Duane Hagensick
Demons
Trojans
Joe Gebhardt
Daryl Braun
Wilson
Huerta
Muscatine West
Warriors tie for league lead after beating Syndicate 47–42
The Warriors move into a tie for first in the Washington YMCA high school league by defeating the Syndicate 47 to 42. Pat Hennigan scored 18 and Myers 11 as the Warriors built a 27–16 halftime edge while Reisener and Schoonover had 9 for the losers.
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Warriors
Washington Ymca
Chargers
Doc
Pat Hennigan
Myers
Reisener
Schoonover
John Miller
Bruce Smith
Doe
Tom Morrison
Bowling Results Prompted by Monday League Scores
Edwards and Hy Vee tied at 2 2 with Zieglowsky leading the field finishing 4 0 for Rose Motel and Squire Freshwaters. Zieglowsky claimed the team series 2741 and the team game 952 while Freshwaters had 2616 and 939 respectively. Verne Zieglowsky posted the best individual series 607 and Charles Crone 581. Norman Edwards led in a 232 game with Crone Zieglowsky and John Hough each at 213.
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Hy - Vee
Zieglowsky
Rose Motel
Fareway
Ross
Freshwaters
Squire
Verne Zieglowsky
Charles Crone
Norman Edwards
John Hough
Blue Monday
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Ewe Wee Edwards Insurance Fareway
Seu Ross Electronics Been
Osesne Squire Shoppe Ee Rose Motel
Grade school YMCA basketball league opens with two games
The YMCA fifth and sixth grade league started Monday with 21 players in two games. Celtics beat Lakers 24 22 and Royals defeated Eagles 22 18. High scorers included Mike Young 14 Craig Paul 13 Bob Nardy 10 and Phil Long 9.
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YMCA
Charles Crull
Lakers
John Cherry
Celtics
Bob Vanderlinden
Royals
Mike Orris
Eagles
Mike Young
Craig Paul
Bob Nardy
Phil Long
Warriors Lead Cage League With 5 1 Record
In the Jr Hi Basketball League at the Y the Warriors sit 5-1 atop the standings, followed by the Royals 4-2 Hawks 3-3 and Celtics 0-6. Saturday action saw the Hawks beat the Celtics 58-26 as Scott Heisdorfer scored 14 and Ray Williams 13 for the Celtics. In the nightcap the Warriors, led by Mike Doughty and Jim Owen with 14 and 13, topped the Royals 28-19 as Bill Hansen had 14 for the Royals.
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Royals
Hawks
Celtics
Kraig Lemley
Scott Heisdorfer
Ray Williams
Mike Doughty
Jim Owen
Bill Hansen
Navy plane feared down on island near Iwakuni
A U S Navy P38A Orion patrol plane with a 12 man crew is presumed down on Shikoku after last contact Monday amid snow flurries near Iwakuni Japan. Navy Marine and Japanese agencies searched until dark while American units continued the hunt. None of the crew was identified. The Orion belonged to Patrol Squadron 48 based at Iwakuni.
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UPI
U.S. Navy
Shikoku
Iwakuni Marine Corps
Hiroshima
Navy
Marine
Japanese Maritime Safety Agency
Orion
Afterquake toll rises in Sicily eight village district
Aid pours in from United States Britain and the Vatican after a disaster in western Sicily. Quakely Salaparata Poggioreale endure heavy damage with about 60 000 residents in eight villages affected. Rescue squads comb rubble as cold winds bite and tents shelter the homeless.
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United States
Britain
Vatican
Sicily
Three suffer smoke inhalation in Buckingham farm fire
A father Donald Kroeger 40 his son Tony 19 and volunteer fireman Delbert Boldt 37 from Traver were hospitalized in Waterloo in good condition after being overcome by smoke while saving animals during a fire on the Kroeger farm near Buckingham Iowa Monday night.
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Iowa
UPI
Traver
Waterloo
Donald Kroeger
Tony
Delbert Boldt
Kroeger
All Star NHL game marred by Bill Masterton death
Toronto observes a minute of silence at Maple Leafs Gardens for the NHLs first fatality. Bill Masterton of Minnesota North Stars died after a Saturday head injury. The All Star game lineup features Ed Giacomin, Toe Blake, Beliveau, LaPerriere, Tremblay, Sawchuk, Baun, Schinkel, Rochefort, Joyal, Balon. A separate line recalls the surrender of 12500 Union troops at Harper's Ferry as a US history note.
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UPI
Maple Leafs Gardens
National Hockey League
NHL
Bill Masterton
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Montreal Canadien
Toe Blake
Montreal
All-Stars
Ed Giacomin
New York
Blake
Jean Beliveau
Jacques LaPerriere
J.C Tremblay
Terry Sawchuk
Los Angeles
Bobby Baun
Oakland
Wings
Ken Schinkel
Pittsburgh
Leon Rochefort
Philadelphia
Ed Joyal
Dave Balon
Minnesota
Stonewall Jackson
Harper's Ferry
U. S
Bowling standings and scores for Sherman-Eden and State Theatre
Junior Bowling Melody Laners League results show Sherman-Eden leading in team series 1693 to 1583 at State Theatre. Team game was 634 for Sherman-Eden and 580 for State Theatre. Individual leaders were Bill Little 504 and Craig Miller 503 in series, with Bob Hauenstein and Craig Miller tied at 204 in games.
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State Theatre
Bill Little
Craig Miller
Bob Hauenstein
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