Demons top Panthers in pivotal Southeast Six clash
Washington, breaking Mt. Pleasant's eight straight regular season wins over them, edged the Panthers 52 to 43 to seize sole possession of second in the Southeast Six. Bob English and Joe Minick led with 13 and 15 points respectively as Washington stifled Mt. Pleasant's offense with tight defense and rebounding.
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Washington Demons
Panthers
Mt. Pleasant
Demons
John Sproule
Panther
Jerry Bush
Sproule
Demon
Joe Minick
Russ Williams
Bob English
English
Rich Sojka
Hennigan
Goodell
Ray Porter
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Sojka
Porter
Williams
Braun
Levy
Totals
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Rich
Lewis
Moxley
Welcher
Potts
Zickefoose
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Journal
Helen Gilbert
Trojans keep lead in Southeast Six
Fairfield's Trojans, leaders of the Southeast Six Conference, won 78 to 62 on their court over Fort Madison Bloodhounds. Dick Watson scored 23, while Ken Kennedy and Rich Forbes added 10 each. Mike Flach led Fort Madison with 26. Centerville beat Bloomfield 56 to 40 and Washington defeated Mt. Pleasant 52 to 43.
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Trojans
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Dick Watson
Ken Kennedy
Rich Forbes
Mike Flach
Bloodhounds
Big Reds
Centerville
Bloomfield
Davis County
Washington Demons
Mt. Pleasant
West versus East AFL stars to play Sunday
West and East AFL all stars meet Sunday in Jacksonville at 1:30 p.m. EST on NBC. Fred Biletnikoff, not a starter, joins 11 Raiders on the West squad led by Daryle LaMonica against Joe Namath and the East with receivers Don Maynard, George Sauer and Pete Sammons. Awards of $1000 to winners and $600 to losers add to a passing battle edge as Namath aims for a big day.
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UPI
Fred Biletnikoff
Fred
Florida State
Oakland Raider
Joe Namath
NBC
Lamonica
Biletnikoff
Oakland Raiders
Daryle Laonica
Oakland
FSU
Steve Tensi
Oklahoma
Lance Alworth
San Diego
al Denson
Denver
Hewritt Dixon
Mike Garrett
Kansas City
New York Jets
Namath
Jets
Alabama
Don Maynard
George Sauer
Pete Sammons
Lou Saban
Joe Collier
Buffalo
Green Bay
Miami
Demon sophomores dump the Panthers
Washington High School sophomore cagers beat Mt. Pleasant 60 to 25 in Southeast Six play. The Demon sophs opened strong with a 19 to 6 first quarter, led 25 to 13 at halftime, and finished 49 to 19 after the third. Schooley led with 24 and Miller 14 as Housel also scored 24 with Miller 14 for the winners.
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Mt. Pleasant
Doug Dunlap
Demon Sophs
Washington
Schooley
Miller
Housel
Eagle
Paul
Lemley
Clingman Sojka
Herdlicka
Witthoft
Boal
Foster
Lankin
Townsend
Ford
Mid-Prairie Splits Basketball Double at Durant
Mid-Prairie boys lost 66 to 76 at Durant as Doug Greiner led with 20 points and Bob Bauer 18. Randy Miller 10 and Worth 23 for Durant supported the winner. Gene Otto 13 and Schlapkohl 12 aided Mid-Prairie. In the girls game, Mid-Prairie won 53 to 46 after a 24 all halftime tie, Connie Ehrenfelt 29 and Diane Ehrenfelt 16 paced the winners while Vicki Lilienthal scored 36 for the Durant losers.
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Mid - Prairie
Durant
Mid - Prairie Girls
Durant Boys
Doug Greiner
Bob Bauer
Randy Miller
Worth
Gene Otto
Schlapkohl
Connie Ehrenfelt
Diane Ehrenfelt
Vicki Lilienthal
Women’s Bowling Pin Queen League Amway Promotions
Friday results show Ross Rejects beating Washington Accounting and others with high scores. Team series led by Amway Products and Ross Rejects at 2066, while Washington Accing. posted 2011. Individual standout Anna Russell 531 and Fairy Sampson 523. Fairy Sampson also top game at 210.
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Amway Products
Ross
Washington Accounting
McCleery - Cumming
Western Auto
Washington Transfer
Washington Accing
McCleery
Anna Russell
Fairy Sampson
Lucy Smith
Pro Bowl strategists rail at speed and scrambles
West coach Don Shula touts Galye Sayers breakaway ability as key in final drills with Johnny Unitas while East mentor Otto Graham tests scrambling options with Don Meredith and Fran Tarkenton. Punting troubles worry both squads as Chandler and Bakken are eyed for kicking duties.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Baltimore Colts
Galye Sayers
Shula
Johnny Unitas
Colts
Sayers
Bob Hayes
Dallas Cowboys
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland Browns
Otto Graham
Washington Redskins
Don Meredith
Cowboys
Fran Tarkenton
New York Giants
Unitas
Roman Gabriel
Marr Leads Kaiser Open In California Comeback Bid
Dave Marr fired a 69 to reach seven under par 137 after two rounds at the Kaiser Open in Napa. He shares the lead with England’s Mike Bonnalack as Kermit Zarley and George Archer follow, while Billy Casper shoots 65 to move into contention.
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UPI
Avis
Dave Marr
Marr
Mike Bonnalack
England
Houston
Dave
Kermit Zarley
George Archer
Billy Casper
Zarley
Archer
Casper
Silverado Golf Club
E. Harvie Ward
Ward
Jacky Cupit
Bert Greene
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