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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1971

Page

8

Demons Rout Waco 73 to 58 in Southeast tilt

Washington overcame an early Waco lead to secure a 73 58 victory on the Warriors floor. The Demons built an eight point halftime edge, held steady through the third, and exploded in the final period. Joe Gebhardt led with 19 points as Gary Goodell and Steve Rich matched totals for Waco.

Warriors Demons Washington Waco Orange Power Joe Gebhardt Gary Gooell Scott Swartzendruber Denny Hennigan Goodell Swartzendruber Gebhardt Ward Anderson Hennigan Joe Gilmore Centerville Reds

Trust fund for Speed nears $10,000 after meningitis injury

Iowa City officials report a university trust fund for the disabled basketball player James Speed has climbed to about 10,000. Speed, a junior college transfer, was struck by meningitis and is blind while receiving treatment in Des Moines. Funds will cover medical and rehabilitation costs as his case continues.

Swartzendruber Iowa City UPI Univer Gilmore Iowa Tue Goode Fennigan Rene James Speed Anderson Braun Bud Suter University of Town Letter Towa Speed Rich Osborne Des Moines Seburg Suter Haultquist Fray

Washington attorney named to governor inauguration staff

Ten years ago Robert Day of Washington, a local attorney who campaigned for Governor-elect Norman Erbe in Washington County, was informed he would serve on the honorary military staff for Erbe’s inauguration in Des Moines on Thursday January 12.

Robert Day Washington Norman Erbe Des Moines Day Erbe Washington County

Storm Lake Leads Sixth UPI High School Poll

Storm Lake remains atop the sixth United Press International high school basketball poll, after a 92 53 rout of Sheldon, as Des Moines North holds second place and upstart Iowa teams gain ground. Sioux City Heelan, Ottumwa, Cedar Rapids LaSalle move. Ames drops after an upset, with Mason City entering the top 10. The second 10 features Council Bluffs Jefferson Muscatine and others in the top 20.

Des Moines UPI Storm Lake United Press International Sheldon Des Moines North Iowa Sioux City Heelan Jan Ames Mason City Des Moines Hoover Des Moines East Des Moines Dowling Huskies Algona Charles City Indianola Council Bluffs Jefferson Muscatine Iowa City Montezuma West Des Moines Dowling Denison Newton United Community of Boone Cedar Falls Fort Dodge Denise United Community of Boone Cedar |Falls

Highland cagers edge Wapello in thriller

Highland boys rally from 54 53 to beat Wapello 72 70 as Dan McFarland Allen Weimer and Steve Colbert pace rebounding and steals. Highlands 13 17 5 10 16 11 scoring while Wapello’s Craig Jordan leads with 27. Wapello girls win 88 39 with Candy Carlson on 30. Highland girls led by Patty Metz 11 Lois Baack 30 Nancy Waldschmidt 9 Denise Yeggy 2 Linda Chalupa 7.

Highland High School Wapello Highland Girls Wapello Girls Highland Huskies Dan McFarland Allen Weimer Steve Colbert Randy Arthur Dave Swailes Duane Heck Wer McFarland Swails Weimer Heck Arthur Colbert Craig Jordan

Fox Hunt Success Leads to Rematch this Saturday

Good success reported on a fox hunt in the area with 33 participants last Saturday. Hunters meet January 23 at Eu reka Church, Coppock road, five miles south of Washington, at 9:00 a.m. Four foxes and one coyote were killed. Roger Leichty, Bob Anderson, and Loren Bush led with foxes, while Ed Schultz and Ken Marsengill secured the coyotes.

Eureka Church Washington Coppock Road Roger Leichty Bob Anderson Loren Bush Ed Schultz Crawfordsville Ken Marsengill

Sophs Triumph as Witthoft Leads Washington Past Waco 79-68

Washington sophomores defeated Waco 79 to 68 on the road behind Denny Witthoft's 21 points. Teammate Doug Hough added 14, Steve Gott 13, and Ray Withgms 10 as the Demons built a 17-point second-half edge before Waco's rally. The Demons dominated on rebounds 46 to 34, led by Witthoft and Hough.

Denny Witthoft Centerville Washington Waco Demonsophs Warriors Willhoft Doug Hough Steve Gott Ray Withgms Demons Dale Harter Witthoft Mike Sheetz Rulon Roth Jim Freyenberger Bob Hauenstein Sophs Hough Goff Stan Close Kim Walker Reds

Local Car Taxonomy Reads Like Mixed Manufacturer List

A fragment mentions several car brands and individuals including Mercury Olds Chrysler and names such as Leo James Keifer John Edward Perdock Lawrence Irene Trotter David John Simmer James D Ossman Walter Mower and Margaret Mower in a disjointed roster of owners or sellers.

Leo James Keifer Mercury John Edward Perdock Olds Lawrence Or Irene ‘Trotter Ambassador David John Simmerng James D. Ossman Walter Or Margaret Mower Chrysler

Ninth Grade Demons Rout Mid-Prairie In Conference Play

The ninth grade team defeated Mid-Prairie 76 to 50, improving to 7 wins and 2 losses. Terry Spurgeon led with 23 points, Craig Paul 17, Joe Williams 13, while Roth 16 rebounds and the bench contributed after early foul trouble. Maxwell tallied 21 for Mid-Prairie. The Demons shot 53 percent and 67 percent at the line, with next game at Mt Pleasant on January 28.

Nashington Mid-Prairie Duane Hagensick Stil Terry Spurgeon Craig Paul Joe Williams Demons Richard Widmer Terry Roth Gary Black Terry Burkum Mike Schooley Hagensick Mike Woods Jeff Holden Roth Paul Spurgeon Demon

Witches Recall British Witchcraft Laws Repealed in 1951

Moothart wins first half roll off 2507 to 2482 as bowling results show Worley 2109 Bank 2758 in team totals and Crone 603 Geyer 602 in series while Anderson 235 and Geyer 231 lead individual games. The revival note mentions the 1951 repeal of the last British witchcraft laws.

Worley Bank C. Crone V. Geyer D. Anderson Moothart Carson

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