Washington Y swimmers defeat Dubuque YMCA in close meet
Washington Y edged Dubuque Y 260 to 234 in a tight pool battle at home. Cadets J McKay tied backstroke record. Dubuque won medley relay 53.1 while Washington sets several records across Cadet and Junior divisions, as Haven, Haven, Dougall and Shaver lead multiple events and the teams prep for Des Moines on January 20.
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Mixed Bowling Hawk Eyes High Scores and Standings
Team series high Haw Eyes 2170 and Funsters 2161. Team game 776 Haw Eyes and 751 Funsters. Individual top scorers Marlane Miller 612 and 222 in games. Lela Miller 570 and 193. Other entries include Punsters and Four Niners with various scores.
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Weather note: mercury fell to six degrees above zero
Ten years ago today Washington’s official weather observer reported a cold morning with the temperature sinking to six degrees above zero on Sunday night.
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Women’s bowling team series and game results
Hy Vee led the team series with 2125 while Western Auto scored 1961. Hy Vee posted 716 in the team game with General Life at 667. Lucy Smith totaled 516 in the series and Ferne Birney led games with 201 followed by Betty Ward 197. Sharon Lutes topped the series with 564 and Lela Miller 545, while Lela Miller and Sharron Lutes tied at 196 in the high game with Martha Lowe at 194.
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Iowa Home Humidifier Sale for Health and Comfort
Six room fully automatic Coronado Humidifier offered at 48.88 dollars. Advert text notes health, comfort and humidity needs for homes and mentions an appealing low price. Also includes a quip about ancestry and children.
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Five Towners Bowling Standings End First Half
Five Towners League standings and high marks from the end of the first half include Harold Sinclair leading with a 47 pin differential for Community Feed, Brown Finance and Dutch Tonsorial near the upper mid-pack, and team series led by Brown 2571 Dutch 2570. Individual leaders include Jim Richard 566 John Hough 565 with Vernon White 228 and Jack Weik 223 top games.
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East Triumphs In Pro Bowl Upset Over West
The East All Stars routed the West 36 7 in a record defensive showing at Los Angeles. Frank Ryan guided the East while Jim Brown scored three TDs and Dale Meinert led the defense as the East snapped a three year win drought and revived Eastern prestige.
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Semester break slows top college hoops schedule
UPI notes that winter semester finals pause top 10 teams as Duke Kentucky and Vanderbilt idle until next week. Duke beat Wake Forest 101 81 with Jack Marin scoring a career high 36. Bradley, Brigham Young, Providence and Stanford also posted wins while Kansas narrowly defeated Iowa State.
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Casper Wins San Diego Open In Final Round Rally
Billy Casper, long a top money winner in golf, captured the San Diego Open at Stardust Country Club by shooting 64 in the final round to finish 14 under par at 268. He started four behind leaders Tom Aaron and Don January, then surged to win by four strokes and take $5,800. Tom Aaron finished tied for second with Tom Weiskopf, each earning $3,100.
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