Demons Travel to Face Trojans in Friday Showdown
Washington aims for Southeast Six conference win at Fairfield after Mt. Pleasant setback. Trojans, led by Jeff Allen and Joe Simpson, seek to rebound following a slump and an Ottumwa loss. Coaches Sproule and Horn prepare veteran and sophomore lineups for the Friday night clash.
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Washington
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Trojans
Demons
Ottumwa Bulldogs
Ottumwa
Dick Eland
Likley
Trojan
Jeff Allen
Joe Simpson
Jerry Brown
Johnston
Allen
Simpson
Pete Bradley
Bill Ulin
Jim Simpson
John Sproule
Dick Holden
al Brock
Tim Trotman
Tom Lowe
Frank Sanders
Jim Logan
Willard Larsen
Wally Horn
Sopho
Three new Minute Man members added for Chest cleanup
Ten years ago today three individuals joined the Minute Man Membership for their contributions to the Washington Community Chest cleanup. The group requires a five dollar minimum contribution sent to Mrs. Don Minick, secretary of the Washington Community Chest, with about three hundred dollars still needed to reach this year’s quota.
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Minute Man
Washington Community Chest
Minute Men
Don Minick
Indians Trade Colavito In Eight-Player Baseball Deal
Cleveland sends outfielder Rocky Colavito and catcher Camilo Carreon to the Indians' new four team swap sees White Sox receive John Romano Tommie Agee and Tommy John from the Indians Kansas City picks up centerfielders Jim Landis and Mike Hershberger and a pitcher to be named later Colavito expresses happiness about returning to Cleveland Romano returns to the White Sox where he began his major league career in 1958 and looks forward to playing again for manager Al Lopez
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Chicago
UPI
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Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Indians
Rocky Colavito
Tribe
Kansas City
Camilo Carreon
White Sox
John Romano
Tommie Agee
Tommy John
Jim Landis
Mike Hershberger
Gary Peters
Juan Pizarro
Joe Horlen
Bruce Howard
Ed Short
Colavito
Temple
Cleveland
Men's bowling results and high scores summary
Gob defeats KC 2225 to 20383 in a four to zero set. Mobil beats Sportshop 2304 to 2315 with four to one. Farm Service wins 2351 to 2132 over North rup King. Farm Bureau dominates 2653 to 2146 against Sellers. Team series leaders are Farm Bureau 2653 and Farm Service 2351. Farm Bureau also posts team games of 946 and 884. Bob Lowe’s game high is 246 and series 646. John Hough has 227 in a 641 series.
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Sportshop
Farm Service
Northrup King
Farm Bureau
Sellers
Farm _ Bureau
Bob Lowe
John Hough
Points Farm Service
Geb
Chevrolet
Cemeeeens Farm Bureau
Esesee Mobil Oilade6
Ee Washington KC
Sellers Sdn
Eeesees Northrup King
Fox Hunt Set for Saturday Morning At Junction North of Olds
A fox hunt is scheduled for Saturday January 23 with hunters meeting at 9 30 a m at the intersection of highways 218 and 78 north of Olds. Last Saturday's turnout was strong with six foxes shot by Stanley Unkrich of Olds John Rich of Wayland Raymond Rich Clayton Lintz Ed Jones of Crawfordsville and Frances Friese of Wellman.
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Olds
Stanley Unkrich
John Rich
Wayland
Raymond Rich
Clayton Lintz
Ed Jones
Crawfordsville
Frances Friese
Wellman
Forced to retire High jumper John Thomas ends career at 24
John Thomas, once the United States’ premier high jumper and Tokyo Olympic silver medalist, is forced into retirement at age 24 due to illness and financial hardship. The Cambridge native rose from bus driver’s son to seven foot jumps, but surgery after Tokyo and ongoing search for time to train ended his track career. Brumel’s rival era ends as Thomas exits the sport and eyes new fields.
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Boston
UPI
John Curtis Thomas
United States
Thomas
Boston University
Valery Brumel
Russia
Cambridge
John
New York
Rome
Brumel
Tokyo
John Thomas
Women’s bowling leaders reach high scores in meet
Minick 2260 and McCleery 2234 lead a women’s bowling event with Ainsworth 2362 and Tindal 2421 in team series. Team game highlights include Ainsworth 877 and Carson 815, while Pansy McGill 550 and Lela Miller 537 top individual series. Miller also notches 208 in a game.
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Minick
McCleery
Ainsworth
Tindal
Duncan
Livestock
Carson
Roe
Pansy McGill
Lela Miller
Ann Curl
Lema Opens Title Defense At Crosby Event
British Open champion Tony Lema begins defense of his Bing Crosby National Pro Amateur crown at Pebble Beach California as 174 professionals and amateurs tee off. He is paired with Father John Durkin as rain is forecast. Notables like Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Ken Venturi and Lema are watched alongside stars Bob Hope Clint Eastwood Don Drysdale and more during the 72 hole event at Pebble Beach Cypress Point and the Monterey Peninsula Shore Course.
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Calif
UPI
Tony Lema
Bing Crosby
John Durkin
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Ken Venturi
Lemna
Bob Hope
Jimmy Demaret
Tennessee Ernie Ford
Joe Campbell
Jim Garner
Gay Brewer
Roy Bolger
Seek Riegel
Clint Eastwood
Ray Floyd
Albie Pearson
Bob McCallister
John Brodie
Bob Rosburg
Don Drysdale
al Besselink
Lema
Buick
Cleveland
Cypress Point
New “Shore
Monterey Peninsula Country Club
Shower honors Miss Joanne Burns in Riverside
A mixed bridal shower for Miss Joanne Burns of Oxford was hosted Sunday afternoon in St. Mary’s school lunch room Riverside. Sixty guests attended with gifts opened by Miss Darlene Burns sister of the honoree. The Burns Muller wedding is set for February 6 at St. Mary’s church in Iowa City.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Joanne Burns
Oxford
St. Mary’s School
Perry Burns
Paul Muller
Edna Muller
Edward Muller
Joe Rhodes
Davenport
Kenneth Muller
Iowa City
Richard Stumpf
Washington
Jack Muller
Leroy Muller
Darlene Burns
Burns - Muller
St. Mary’s Church
State Cafe, Steele Lumber Lead Team Series In Meet
Team series totals list State Cafe at 2765 and Steele Lumber at 2648 while State Cafe also tops a team game with 970 and 944. Individual scores include Herman Wagenknecht 587 and Bob Lowe 551, with Jerry Fisher 216 and Lester Walby 206 in games.
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State Cates
Eneuk
Botreil Auto
Washington Oil
Stewart Pontiac
Buick
Watson Cleaners
Deep Rock
State Cafe
Steele Lumber
Herman
Mixed Bowling League Gains and Losses Amid Close Weekend
The Hawk-Eyes lead the standings with a 27 12 record while Hits and Mrs slip to 26 13. Nite Owls 0 4 face Cockeyed Optimists 19 20. Four Niners 19 20, Pin Busters 0 4, Four Aces 14 25, Funstars 11 28. Team seriesOptomists 2031 Hawk-Eyes 1920. Team game Optomists 748 Aces 678. Individual results: Jack Tanner 540, Maxine Zieglowsky 568. Bob Ryner 213. Milred Morgan 214.
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Jack Tanner
Maxine Zieglowsky
Bob Ryner
Mildred Morgan
Waco Gym Schedules and School Activities Update
Due to conflicts, Olds and Wayland gyms will be closed Saturday mornings and open 1 to 4 p m Saturdays until further notice. Crawfordsville gym will be open Saturday mornings. Parents should have children use their local area gym. Band ensembles are now ready for public programs and requests to perform should be made by calling Harold Dodd at the high school. The Waco Junior High library has added 125 paperback and 50 bound books. The junior high student council Craft and Science Clubs sponsor a chili supper on Wednesday Jan 27 with Feb 3 as alternate date. A high school speech critique will be held January 27 at 4 p m in the high school library for storytelling, humorous declamation and interpretative reading contestants. The Waco entry in the one act play division will be a cutting from To Remember Mama. Thirty five students plan to take the 1965 annual mathematics tests on March 4. a mathematics pin will be awarded to the top scorer. The NFL notes recount the 1940 Bears Redskins championship game ending 73 to 0 in favor of Chicago.
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Olds
Wayland
Crawfordsville
Harold Dodd
Waco
Mama
Double Birthday Celebration In Riverside And Kalona
Mrs Edna Craig and her grandson Perry Craig marked birthdays with a dinner in the Amanas and a party at the Stagner home in Kalona. Carl Craig Jr decorated the cake. guests included the Craig and Stagner families. A separate note recalls neighbor women hosting Ceola’s birthday coffee and gifts for Ardell Geret.
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Riverside
Edna Craig
Vernon Stagner
Kalona
Perry Craig
Amanas
Stagner
Carl Craig Jr
Royce kin visit expands week with newborn Keota baby
Mrs Royce travels to Humboldt with Bohrofen family to help care for a new baby born January 8 named Royce Allan. Grandparents and relatives from Keota spend weekend with locals including Deitz Aller and Hotchkiss families. Mrs Myers, mother of Mrs Fosdick, underwent major surgery at Sigourney hospital.
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Denny Bohrofen
Tracy
Monte
Lucille Royce
Humboldt
Jim Humphries
Royce
Royce Allan
Jan
Gary
Jimmie
Bohrofen
Wilbert Deitz
Durant
Clarence Aller
Davenport
Merlin Aller
Roy Miller
Carl Myers
Sigourney
Sigourey Hospital
Myers
Don Fosdick
University of Iowa predicts student population surge
University of Iowa President Howard R Bowen warned enrollment could rise from 14000 to about 26000 in ten years and that 800 more fulltime faculty would be needed by 1975 to maintain current ratios. He called married student housing shortages critical, estimating 5000 additional units required in the decade.
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Iowa
UPI
University of Iowa
Howard R. Bowen
Bowen
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