Cardinals Defeat Centerville Junior College
The Cardinals defeated Centerville Junior College 76 to 57 after leading 35 to 29 at halftime. Allen Johnston led scoring with 19 points, followed by Billy Putman 18 and Early Duvall 11. Boor topped Centerville with 18. This was Washington’s second win over Centerville this season.
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John MccConnell
Washington
McConnell
Allen Johnston
Cardinal
Billy Putman
Early Duvall
Putman
Duvall
Boor
Centerville
Johnston
Waggoner White
Nicola
Mitchell
Olsen
Kapatrick
Everman
Dooley
Osborn
Russell
Wells
Keokuk Chiefs Rout Washington Demons 67 36 in Licking 1960s tone
Keokuk high school's rangy Chiefs defeated Washington Demons 67 to 36 at Keokuk. Center Jerry Pryor led scoring with 8 field goals and 11 free throws while Gary Gorham topped Washington with 12 points and Marvin Stanley added 8. The Chiefs benefited from Washington fouls, adding 25 points at the line as they push toward a Little Six title bid.
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Keokuk
Chiefs
Washington
Jerry Pryor
Demons
Gary Gorham
Marvin Stanley
Demon Reserves In Victory at Keokuk
Washington freshman sophomore squad rallied for a 39 to go victory over the Keokuk reserves. Gene Williams led with 13 points as Coach Dick Gant’s team controlled the Chiefs in a close preliminary game at Keokuk.
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Gene Williams
Washington
Coner
Keokuk
Dick Gant
Chiefs
Wayland Bombers Run Past University High 67 25 in Iowa City
Wayland’s basketball team overwhelmed University High 67 to 25 in Iowa City as Arnold Roth scored 19 and James Tschantz 12. John Henss debuted at center. Billy Hileman was noted for defense. Wayland also won the second game 28 to 15 and advances to the Henry County tournament opener versus Salem next Wednesday with potential survivor rounds implied.
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Gil Schantz
Wayland Bombers
University High
Iowa City
Wayland Cagers
Schantz
Arnold Roth
James Tschantz
John Henss
Billy Hileman
Wayland
Salem
Henry County
Winfield
Crawfordsville Defeats Olds 30 to 28 in Tight Finish
Crawfordsville high school held off a strong comeback by Olds as the hosts built a 25 to 13 first half lead and withstood a late rally. Fulton led Crawfords ville with 12 points while Boal of Olds matched that total for the visitors.
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Crawfordsville High School
Hard Fighting Olds
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Boal
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Cherryholmes
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McArtor
Stephens
Reschly
Bolander
Ross Sa
Holquist
Messer
Wellman Bowl To Keota Eagles 58 to 39
Keota Eagles remain undefeated with a tenth straight win at Wellman over the Wildcats 58 to 39. Chambers led with 16 points as four Keota regulars scored 12 plus, building a 23 17 first half edge and extending to 34 27 early in the final period. Don Miller led Wellman with 15 points in the loss.
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Keola
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Wellman
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Miller
Wilson
Riverside Teams Sweep Solon In Double Basket Victory
Riverside high school swept a home doubleheader against Solon as the boys won 50 to 29 and the girls 44 to 42. Boys leader Marner scored 13 points guiding a second half rally after a 16 to 13 halftime edge. Gertrude Kenny and Joan Kern led the girls with 18 and 17 points respectively.
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Riverside High School
Solon
Marner
Gertrude Kenny
Joan Kern
Kalona Rallies To Defeat West Chester
Kalona's Kubs defeated a tough West Chester team 35 to 29 in a Ke-Wash league game last night after the Trojan second team won a thriller in the prelims.
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West Chester
Kalona
Kubs
Trojan
Care of the Horse's Teeth Impresses Nutrition
Care of the horse teeth is important because even the best rations fail to nourish an animal that cannot chew properly.
Ainsworth Tops Mt. Union in Doubleheader Showdown
Ainsworth high school boys overcame a slow start to beat Mt. Union 44 to 29 as they pulled away in the third quarter. In the girls game, Ainsworth prevailed 64 to 56, handing Mt. Union its first loss since season start with Wanita Owens scoring 29 for Ainsworth.
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Ainsworth High School
Mt. Union High School
Ainsworth Cagers
Ainsworth Sextet
Mt. Union
Wanita
Railroads Move Most Intercity Freight in 1948
In 1948 railroads carried 64.2 percent of commercial intercity freight in land routes, including the Great Lakes, with 15.3 percent on waterways, 11.8 percent by pipelines, and 8.7 percent by for hire and private trucks on highways.
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Great Lakes
Brighton Locals Notes From Mrs Crile
Mrs Lave Irwin travels to Des Moines for an indefinite stay with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs George McChurch. Daughters Mrs McChurch and Mrs Roy LeGore also visited Des Moines recently. Rev FE E Voss and Wilbur Day took young people to Washington for fellowship. Doys Barnes moved to a farm near Birmingham after selling their farm. Lawrence Hunter family moved from Mrs Edith Stacy residence to F A Hoskins property. Mrs F A Hoskins left for Green Acres Washington to visit relatives. Rev Voss attended Methodist ministers meeting in Johnson and Washington counties at Washington. Bernard Singleton family visited Laverne Farmer family at Wayland. PEO members met at Mrs B C Tracy’s home. Mrs Cecil Walker hosted Merry Moderns club and ten guests at a bridge party.
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Brighton
Jan
Lave Irwin
Des Moines
George McChurch
McChurch
Roy LeGore
FE. E. Voss
Wilbur
Washington
Young People's Fellowship
Doys Barnes
Birmingham
Lawrence Hunter
Melvin Johnston
Green Acres
E. K. Voss
Johnson
Washington County
Bernard Singleton
Laverne Farmer
Wayland
P.E.O
B. C.tracy
Cecil Walker
Merry Moderns Club
Illinois Forests Survey Notes 940000 Acres In The South
Aerial photographs determine southern Illinois forest cover at 940000 acres from complete region-wide survey.
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Illinois
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