Ninth graders nips overtime loss to Fairfield in close clash
Washington ninth grade basketball team fell 65 to 64 in overtime at home after a 61 all regulation finish. Marty Chebuhar led scoring with 14 while Harvey Fritz and Chebuhar paced rebounds. In the B squad, Washington led 18 to 5 early but dropped 57 to 49 as coach Wally Horn rotated players.
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Washington
Fairfield
Demons
Trojans
Marty Chebuhar
Brian Britain
Mike Fritz
Brock
Huthhcroft
Miller
Harvey
Chebuhar
Fritz
Wally Horn
John Kleese
Allen Pohren
Washington High Demons Lead Southeast Six After 5 Wins
Washington High School sophomore basketball team the Demons under Coach John Sproule has won five straight in the Southeast Six conference They boast sole possession of first place and face the Fairfield Trojans Friday in the second round of league play The Demons already handed the Trojans their only loss this season and must beat them again to stay on top.
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John Sproule
Washington High School
Demons
Fairfield Trojans
Trojans
Washington
Demons top Fairfield in low scoring 41 36 win
Fairfield and other North Region teams show mixed records as Fairfield falls 41 36 to the visiting Demons. Demons freshmen excel while Steve Norton leads scoring with 20 to 25 points per game and Brock Logan Jim Logan Brock Sanders anchor rebounding.
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Demon
Steve Norton
Jim Logan
Brock
Frank Sanders
Logan
Norton
UCLA Maintains Lead In UPI Cage Poll
UCLA holds first place in the UPI major college basketball ratings through Saturday January 18 with a 15-0 record and 346 points. Loyola Chicago remains second, followed by Michigan and Kentucky. Davidson and Vanderbilt round out the top six.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Loyola
Ill
Michigan
Kentucky
Davidson
Vanderbilt
Villanova
Wichita
Duke
Oregon St
Texas Western
DePaul
Oklahoma State
Cincinnati
Utah
Bradley
Utah State
Illinois
New Mexico
Stanford SD
Professional Directory Attorneys Listing
A directory entry listing attorneys Louis J. Kehoe Jeffry Building phone OL 3-3991. Livingston Day & Bates with Robert Day and Robert Bates Abstract Dept in Office 204 West Main St phone 3-2147. George F Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison lawyers phone OL 3-2802 213 South Marion Ave.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Rams Lead Junior High Cage League at Washington YMCA
The Rams hold a perfect 5 0 mark atop the Washington YMCA junior high league. Warriors 4 1, Lions 4 2, Hawks 2 3, Knicks 1 4, Bears 0 5. Saturday results: Warriors 62 43 Hawks. Rams 76 60 Knicks. Lions 51 41 Bears. Chebuhar led Warriors with 30 points. Goodell top Rams with 26.
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Hawks
Knicks
Bears
Chebuhar
Wilson
Britain
Knecht
Linch
Olson
Pohren
Levy
Reisner
English
Pettavino
Goodell
Fritz
Anderson
Weeks
Bealer
The
Knick
Green
Hayes
Strandberg
Davis
Ames Wrestling Meet Draws Big Crowds at ISU
Iowa State No 1 team hosts No 2 Oklahoma State in Ames as 6 000 fans expected for the Friday dual meet. Veteran fans recall lineups before daylight and sellouts while athletic official C Kim Tidd notes steady ticket inquiries for the event.
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Ames
UPI
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Penn State
West Virginia
C. Kim. Tidd
Athletics
Edens Take Narrow Bridge Marathon Lead
Wendell Edens and wife move into first place in the bridge marathon standings with 10 790 points, narrowly ahead of Rolland Taylor and wife at 10 530 and Gilbert Mills duo at 10 390. Other top ten include Helen Owen and Ruth Simpson 9860 and Dean Anderson 9760. Bob Arthur remains undefeated after six matches.
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Wendell Eden
Rolland Taylor
Edens
Taylors
Mrs
Gilbert Mills
Helen Owen
Ruth Simpson
Dean Anderson
Charles Morris
Joe Falk
Leon Hillman
Nemmers
Herb Campbell
Jim Harris
Bob Arthur
France weighs recognizing Red China as De Gaulle revisits policy
Reports in Le Monde claim Charles de Gaulle may invite Premier Chou En-lai to visit France as Paris hints at recognizing Communist China. U.S. opposition is voiced while NATO voices and West Germany oppose the move, cited as De Gaulle asserting independence from Washington.
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UPI
Charles de Gaulle
Chou En-lai
China
France
de Gaulle
Redhina
Washington
United States
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Heinrich Krone
West Germany
Red China
Mrs Helen Todd 77 Dies in Columbus City
Mrs Helen B Burns Todd 77 of Columbus City dies Monday in Washington County Hospital. Funeral Thursday 1 30 p m at Stacy Funeral Home Col umbus Junction with Rev Wayne Ryan officiating. Burial in Columbus City Cemetery. Born October 11 1886 to George W Burns and Sophia Graff Burns. Married Elmer Todd August 1903. He died March 1 1957. Survivors Horace Muscatine Rex Columbus City Gordon San Jose Calif daughter Mrs Ernest Wingler West Burlington eight grandchildren 15 great grandchildren.
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Stacy Funeral Home
Columbus Junction
Wayne Ryan
Columbus City Cemetery
Todd
Columbus City
George W. Burns
Sophia Graff Burns
Elmer Todd
Horace
Muscatine
Rex
Gordon
San Jose
Calif
Ernest Wingler
West Burlington
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