Washington Demons Hold On For 59 58 Victory At Centerville
Washington Demons built a 14 point fourth quarter lead then withstood a Centerville rally to finish 59 58 at Centerville. Hough led Washington with 16 points Witthoft 15 and Goff 14 while Centerville's Rick Sharp totaled 20. Washington improves to 5 3 in the Southeast Seven and 8 6 overall. Centerville drops to 1 6 in league and 3 10 overall.
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Centerville
Big Reds
Denny Witthoft
Steve Goff
Hough
Reds
Skip Speece
Witthoff
Goff
Rick Sharp
Mike Cassidy
Doug Ramos
Greg Sharp
Stew Sylvara
Sylvara
Ft. Madison
Ramos
Witthoft
Thomas
Cassidy Spurgeon
Sharp
Bordwell
Paul
Sylvain
Williams
Bowling League Scores Report For Thursday Meet
Results show Polka Dots beating Slow Rollers 4 0 and Brighton Four 2 to 2 in a split. Four Spares 3 edged Merry Maids 1. High team series goes to Four Spares with 1988, Polka Dots 1979. Individual top series Jean Close 536, Mary Ann Hildebrand 503. Jean Close had games of 192 and 184, Hildebrand 182.
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Rome
Brighton
Merry Maids
Jean Close
Mary Ann Hildebrand
Girls Basketball Practice Shows Promise After Hiatus
Bonnie Bannister writes on Washington High School girls B team practice in a three quarter court session. The team shows marked improvement since November 27 and competes in a tight lower scoring loss at Fairfield sweatbox while building fundamentals and teamwork.
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Bonnie Bannister
Washington
Washington High School
Bonnie
Donna
Diane
Meemies and Wa-Con-Da win games at YMCA
The Screemin Meemies beat Globe Stompers 22 to 19 in fifth and sixth grade action. Marty Speece scored 8 for the Meemies and John Morrett led Globe Stompers with 13 as Wa-Can-Da defeated Northrup King 18 to 8 in third and fourth grade play with Joe Hennigan scoring 8 for Wa-Can-Da.
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Globe Stompers
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Jim Howell
Todd Fulton
Jeff Pohren
Mitch Macrander
John Morrett
Scott Whittenberg
Joe Lins
Wa-Can-Da
Northrup King
Joe Hennigan
John Bell
Matt Hennigan
Paul Hampsher
Marv Wood
Steve Paul
Brian Jarrard
Demons Fall as Mt. Pleasant Edges Washington in Duel
Mt. Pleasant High School defeated Washington 35 to 20 in a Friday night wrestling dual in the local gym. Washington highlights included pins by Rusty Tschantz at 112 pounds and Marshall Doughty at 132, with several decisions throughout.
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Washington Demons
Washington
Rusty Tschantz
Marshall Doughty
Demons
Tschantz
Neil Smith
John Redlinger
Joe Marie
Panther
Mike van Winkle
Panthers
Jeff Libe
Mike Rader
Dave Green
David Gainer
Panthers Stretch Lead In Southeast Seven
Mt. Pleasant crushed Fairfield 64-39 to widen its SE Seven lead while Ft. Madison beat Oskaloosa 62-61 and Washington edged Centerville 59-58. Davis County defeated Knoxville 66-57, and Mt. Pleasant’s Jeff Holtgrove led league scoring with 15.
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Fairfield
Ft. Madison
Oskaloosa
Washington
Centerville
Southeast
Davis County
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Doug Mulford
Trojans
Jeff Holtgrove
Phil Bartruff
Sophs
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Washington Oskaloosa
Waco Warriors share Blackhawk loop lead with 75-63 win
The Waco Warriors beat Van Buren 75-63 at Wayland to stay in a first place tie with Cardinal at 7-1 in the Blackhawk loop. Dale Waligorski praised the win while urging four quarter consistency as Rulon Roth led Waco with 17 points and Phil Rich added 15. Rick Smith led Van Buren with 20 points.
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van Buren
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Waco
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Rulon Roth
Washington
Phil Rich
Jim Freyenberger
Bob Hauenstein
Milan Roth
Columbus Catsbury Dominate Winfield-Mt. Union 102 44
The Columbus Community Wildcats improved to 8-2 in Southeast Iowa Conference after a 102-44 rout of Winfield-Mt. Union at Mount Union. Five Wildcats reached double figures led by Garth Murry with 21, followed by Chris Van Auken 19, Jeff Carey 15, Craig Carey 12, and Gary Slight 11. The team shot 58 percent after a 27-7 first period and controlled the game with strong rebounding and fast breaks. They host Danville next Tuesday then travel to Highland Friday as Mediapolis leads the league.
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Mount Union
Winfield - Mount Union
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Columbus
Bill Austin
Wildcat
Garth Murry
Chris van Auken
Jeff Carey
Craig Carey
Gary Slight
Dennis Brown
Danville Bears
Highland
Iowa
Mediapolis
Bowling Results Mixed League Showdowns
Friday results show Sportsman Crows 3, Cats 0, Rollers 3, Bombs 0, Nuggetts 2, Snipes 1 with team totals Sportsman Crows 2046 and Holy Rollers 2004. Holy Rollers lead in team game 701 to 691, while Norbert Norris posts 588 in series and 224 in a game and Helen Norris 550 in series with 211 in a game.
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Oj Cvasabi
CREME
Peusor Toca Indcians
Whoops
Crows
Cats
Rollers
Bombs
Nuggetts
Snipes
Sportsman Crows
Holy Rollers
Norbert Norris
Helen Norris
Keota Eagles beat Belle Plaine for 9-4 overall mark
Keota defeated Belle Plaine 66-56 to stay in the South Iowa Cedar League race. Mike Gretter led with 19 points, Ted Peiffer added 18, Gary Richardson 12, keeping Keota at 9-4 overall and 8-3 in the league as they prepare for a Tuesday game at Williamsburg.
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Keota
South Iowa
Demon sophomores top Centerville as Farrier leads with 24
Washington sophomores beat Centerville 55-38 at Centerville High School. Doug Farrier scored 24 points and pulled 12 rebounds, fueling a 25-18 halftime lead and a fifth straight win to lift Washington to 9-3 on the season, 6-2 in league play. Ruppert and Young added 12 and 7.
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Washington
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Little Reds
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Dale Sayre
Joe Giardino
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Coulter
Highland cagers suffer double loss in Southeast Iowa play
In New London, Highland boys fell 76-59 as New London outshot 52 to 44 percent and outrebounded 30-25. Jim Sleichter led Highland with 20 points, Randy Arthur 16, while Brian Lorber scored 30 for New London. Girls lost 49-42 with Jill Latta 14 and Kris Schloss 13 scoring for Highland.
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New London Crew
Jim Sleichter
Randy Arthur
Mike Krantz
Brian Lorber
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Mediapolis
Terry Bowton
New London Six
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Bowton
Jill Latta
Kris Schloss
Denise Veggy
Rene Rath
Winfield Mount Union
Columbus Community
Redlinger breaks through with 23 in Hawks win
Mid-Prairie defeated Wilton 78-63 as Bill Redlinger scored a season high 23 points. Del Bender 14, Gary Hochstedler 11, Clay Hershberger 13 helped surge a mid third quarter run to pull away. Hawks move to 8-6 overall and 6-4 in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference.
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Mid-Prairie
Wilton
Redlinger
del Bender
Gary Hochstedler
Hawks
Bender
Clay Hershberger
Hochstedler
Dale Troyer
Jeff Roble
Dean Kron
Steve Freel
Duane Bush
Jerry Hartzler
Tom Honts
Steve Reagan
Bears
Warriorettes Fall to Van Buren in Conference Contest
The Waco Warriorettes lost 65 to 53 to Van Buren in Blackhawk Conference action. Jackie Roth and Rhonda Stauffer each had 22 points for Waco, while Jenny Oorum led Van Buren with 27 and Janet Skaggs added 21. Charlene Eichelberger grabbed six rebounds for Waco.
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van Buren
Blackhawk
Jackie Roth
Rhonda Stauffer
Waco Girls
Vicki Fertig
Cindy Gipple
Jenny Oorum
Janet Skaggs
Charlene Eichelberger
Waco
High School YMCA Cage Games Rock Local Courts
Tennessee Intercollegiate Tennis Shoes defeated the Roach Clips 88 to 57. Oklahoma Stampede beat the Marsh Rats 106 to 42. Wild Eger Blazers edged Boozers 62 to 61 as John Lund led Blazers with 15 points and Dave Whittaker 11.
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Roach Clips
Oklahoma Stampede
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Wild Eger Blazers
Boozers
John Lund
Dave Whittaker
Blazers
John Blakeney
Randy Payne
Steve Greene
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Jim Owen
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Dave Tweeton
Oklahoma Stampeders
Larry Hysell
Jim Humston
Mike Gallagher
Scott Heisdorffer
Roberto Proll
Mike Quinn
Morrison Lloyd and Owen Firm Directory Entry
Edmond D. Morrison Jr. James E. Lloyd 211 West Washington St. Phone 653-5431 John C. Owen Attorney 109 East Main Street. Phone 653-6531 Maplewood Manor Nursing Home Keota 636-3400 Out of town inquiries invited.
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East Main Street
Maplewood Manor
Keota
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