Demons Fall Late In Fairfield Battle For 60 To 53 Loss
Washingtons trailed Fairfield 39 41 in the fourth quarter and faded to a 60 53 defeat at Fairfield. Marty Chebuhar led Washington with scoring while Fairfield’s Dick Nelson tallied 16 and Steve Forbes 13 as both teams hit around 40 percent in the first quarter.
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Washingtons Demons
Trojans
Fairfield
Demons
Marty Chebuhar
Larry Brinning
Washington
John Sproule
Joe Minick
Dick Nelson
Steve Forbes
Dick Watson
Sophomores Fall to Trojans in Fairfield Battle
Washington sophomores lost 55 to 46 as Fairfield held a slim lead through the final period. Russell Williams led Washington with 18 points while Dan Palm paced Fairfield with 15 and Ken Kennedy added 12.
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Washington
Fairfield
Trojans
Russell Williams
Mike Hennigan
Dan Palm
Ken Kennedy
Wiley Os
Ae Palm Sis
Becksfort
Washington couples head to Tucson dance festival
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Kenneth Anderson Mr and Mrs Walter Neff and Mr and Mrs Walter Messer left Monday for Tucson Arizona to attend a square dance festival. They are driving through and expect to return to Washington about Jan 24.
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Kenneth Anderson
Walter Neff
Walter Messer
Tucson
Ariz
Washington
Wilt’s perfect night on court equals all time standard
Wilt Chamberlain again dazzled with a near flawless performance as the 76ers beat the Lakers 119-108. He went 15-for-15 from the field, grabbing 30 rebounds and nine assists, extending a record streak of 27 consecutive successful field goals. The Celtics, Bulls, and Warriors also won as Havlicek led Boston with 33 and Howell added 26.
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Wilt Chamberlain
Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
Hershey
Philadelphia 76Ers
Los Angeles Lakers
Wilt
New York Knicks
Boston Celtics
Baltimore Bullets
Chicago Bulls
Detroit Pistons
San Francisco Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
John Havlicek
Celtics
Bailey Howell
John Egan
Bullets
Harrington to Attend National Coaches Meeting
Washington High School head football coach Roger Harrington will travel to St. Louis for a weekend gathering of coaches from across the country. The event features talks by prominent college and high school coaches during the sessions.
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Roger Harrington
Washington High School
St. Louis
Fort Madison men stay undefeated in Southeast Six with 81 48 win
Fort Madison extended its Southeast Six Conference lead to six straight wins by routing Davis County 81 to 48. Bill Slee led the Hounds with 22 points while Bob Johnson added 14 as Fort Madison used reserves in the second half. Mt. Pleasant beat Centerville 69 45 and Fairfield toppled Washington 63 50 as the circuit table shows Centerville with six wins.
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Fort Madison
Davis County
Mt. Pleasant
Centerville
Fairfield Trojans
Washington
Hounds
Bill Slee
Bob Johnson
Larry Weede
Brent Ritz
Rich McClure
Potts Brothers
Les
Ron
Bob Hogan
Terry Lewis
Panthers
Chuck Stuber
Jack Kovacevich
Ric Wilson
Big Reds
Fairfield
Huskies Fall to New London in Close Contest
Highland Huskies fell 69 to 62 to New London in a tight Friday game. Roger Norris and Tim Krantz led with 17 each for Highland while Jim Allen top scored with 34 for New London. Highland travels to Wapello next Friday and faces Mid-Prairie Saturday.
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Highland
Huskies
New London
Roger Norris
Tim Krantz
Dave Kaufman
Tim Colbert
John Sojka
Jim Allen
Hartung
Wapello
Mid - Prairie
L and M teams topple Columbus cagers in close games
In Columbus Junction Friday night the L and M cagers beat Columbus Community High School squads. The L and M boys won 59 to 57 after a early 20 to 10 lead and Hafner 15 Bailey 14 led scoring while Owens 16 and Williams 13 led Columbus. The L and M girls outpaced Columbus 67 to 52 with Tomfeld 23 and Peterson 20 leading the winners and Keltner 21 for Columbus.
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Columbus Junction
Columbus Community
Columbus
Hafner
Bailey
Owens
Williams
Tomfeld
Peterson
Keltner
Ruchotzke
Wellman Mid Prairie Hawks Fall to Durant 66 47
Durant defeated Wellman Mid Prairie 66 to 47 on Friday. Durant led 28 to 13 at halftime as Duane Worth scored 16 and Bob Beikamp 20 for the winners. Dana Walker 13 and John Boyse 10 topped Mid Prairie scoring. Hawks next visit Solon.
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Wellman
Mid - Prairie Golden Hawks
Durant
Duant Cagers
Duane Worth
Bob Beikamp
Dana Walker
Mid Prairie
John Boyse
Bob Bauer
Randy Miller
Bill Stager
Hawks
Solon
Mid-Prairie Girls Extend Win Streak at Wellman
Mid-Prairie High School girls defeated Durant 65 to 43 in Wellman on Friday night extending their winning run. Charlene Kleinschmidt led with 25 points, Diane Ehrenfelt 24, Jean Figgins 14, Pam Curtis 2, while Durant’s Vicky Lilienthal topped scorers with 25.
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Wellman
Mid - Prairie
Durant
Hawkettes
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Diane Ehrenfelt
Jean Figgins
Pam Curtis
Vicky Lilienthal
Women’s Bowling Scores From General Life of Iowa Meet
Friday results show Hy Vee, McCleery, Advance Ross, Western Auto, General Life, Ross Rejects, Made O Day, and Tri Chem Stinkers competing. Team leaders General Life 2138 and Ross Rejects 2075. high games include Darlene House 204 and Helen Brown 191.
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General Life of
Iowa
Western Auto
Ross
McCleery - Cumming
McCleery
General Life
Ross Rejects
Tri Chem Stinkers
Helen Brown
Betty Ward
Darlene House
Highland Girls Beat New London 43 to 34 in Riverside
Highland girls defeated New London 43 to 34 after trailing 20 16 at halftime. Charlotte Sojka led with 20 points, Cheryl Jennings 16, Lois Gilroy 7 as Fullerton and Grinstead had 8 for New London. The piece notes an Insurance Information Institute statistic on high fire death rates among seniors.
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Riverside
Highland
New London
Charlotte Sojka
Cheryl Jennings
Lois Gilroy
Fullerton and Grinstead
Bruins Crush Portland Uni 122 57 To Set Scoring Mark
UCLA raced to a 10-0 lead and rolled to a 122-57 victory over Portland University as Lew Alcindor dominated inside, finishing with 27 points while UCLA extended its season unbeaten streak to 13-0. Utah upset New Mexico 66-64 and Oklahoma City routed West Texas 128-103 in Friday games.
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Aquipster
Lew Alcindor
Ucla Bruins
Portland University
Alcindor & Company
UCLA
Washington State
Alcindor
Bruins
New Mexico
Utah
Oklahoma University
West Texas State
Walt Simon
Lobos
Millrose games set for first 17 foot vault at Garden
John Pennel misses title defense due to a shoulder injury but Bob Seagren rises to challenge the 17 foot milestone at Madison Square Garden in the 60th Millrose Games. Seagren, Millrose debutant, aims for the 17-foot vault as Clarke, Greene and other veterans join the meet with headline events.
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New York
UPI
John Pennel
Madison Square Garden
Pennel
Bob Seagren
Penner
Seagren
Pennsylvania Station
Ron Clarke
Charlie Greene
Nebraska
Willie Davenport
Bill Crothers
Nick Lee
John Thomas
Thomas
Bowling Team Scores Highlight Mullens and Dutch
Mullens led the series with 2698 while Dutch totaled 2675. Mullens posted a 948 in the team game and Dutch 914. Individual marks included Marlane Miller with 605 series and Max Meeks 591. Meeks had a 236 game and Miller a 225.
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Mullens
Marlane Miller
Max Meeks
Week of school games and matches schedule
The calendar lists activities for January with multiple basketball and wrestling events. Eighth grade basketball at Muscatine West on Monday at 4 p.m. Wapello wrestling Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. A consultant match at the junior high and high school on Wednesday. Wrestling at Williamsburg Thursday. Basketball at Fort Madison Friday. Saturday features Ninth grade basketball at Mid Prairie Kalona at 10 a.m. and junior varsity at Cedar Rapids Jefferson at 10:30 a.m. Eighth grade basketball at Mt. Pleasant on Tuesday January 31 at 4 p.m.
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Muscatine West
Wapello
Here
Mid Prairie
Kalona
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Mt. Pleasant
Nicklaus Grips Crosby Lead Despite Rocky Round
Nicklaus holds a two stroke lead entering the third round of the Bing Crosby National Pro-Am at Pebble Beach after a weather affected 73 on Cypress Point. Palmer and Casper trail, with Casper four back and Palmer seven behind as the field heads into Friday’s tee times.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Cypress Point
Nicklaus
Frank Boynton
Don Finsterwald
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Joe Carr
Spyglass Hill
Palmer
Casper
Spyglass
Pebble
Cypress
ABC
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Chuckles
Bud Lechner
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Alal Deion
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Columbus Cagers
Mid-Prairie
Mid-Prairie Girls
Eaco City Hall
Richard Embree
Highland Girls
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Mace Motor
Fred Down
Western Athletic
Jeff Ockel
Gary Gray
Oklahoma City
Gray
Mike Mitchell
West Texas
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Louisville
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Harold Sinclair Brown Finance
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