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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1977

Page

7

Erving Reflects On Dreams At Star Honors Night

Julius Erving, honored as Sport Magazine Performer of the Year for 1976, shared private dreams beyond basketball. The Nets star, now with the Philadelphia 76ers after a $3.5 million sale, spoke of God given work, world peace, and eliminating ghettos while acknowledging his on court adaptation and plans to elevate his play for the rest of the season.

New York UPI Julius Erving Erving Nets American Basketball Association ABA National Basketball Association The 76Ers Sport Magazine Philadelphia 76Ers Kevin Loughery Philadelphia Dr. J

Michigan leads Big Ten with 82 76 win over Purdue

Michigan's fast offense dominated Purdue as Dave Baxter scored 14 including the decisive last eight points. Rickey Green left with a back injury but Michigan held firm to move to 5-0 in the Big Ten and 12-1 overall while Purdue fell to 4-1 in conference play. Nebraska, Rutgers, Florida State, Virginia, Creighton, Michigan State, Wichita State, Wisconsin, Arizona State and Arizona healthily completed other notable results.

Chris Scherf UPI Michigan Purdue Wolverines Dave Baxter Fred Schaus Boilermakers Phil Hubbard Rickey Green Green Baxter Johnny Orr Walter Jordan Herman Harris Arizona Utah Bob Elliott Wildcats Jeff Judkins Utes Rutgers George Washington Florida State South Florida Virginia Delaware Creighton Rockhurst Michigan State Illinois Wichita State Tulsa Wisconsin Northwestern Arizona State Brigham Young

Ottumwa Evans Nips Ninth Grade Girls Basketball

Ottumwa Evans edged Washington ninth graders 37 35 with late free throws. The game stayed tight, tied 18 18 at halftime and 32 16 for Evans in the fourth before Ottumwa rallied. Sara McClure led Washington with 17 points. Casey Smith led Evans with 16. Washington also lost the B game 15 3. Evans improves to 3 5 and travels to Burlington Apollo next Thursday.

Washington Ottumwa Evans Demons Ottumwa Sara McClure Beth Leyden Lisa Moothart Linda Ledger Casey Smith Evans Teresa Hackbarth Shaun Vanderlinden Burlington Apollo

Demon frosh rout Panthers in tough Mt Pleasant tilt

Washington's ninth grade basketball team erased a 12 to 3 first quarter deficit to rout Mt. Pleasant frosh 83 to 39. A flat start gave way to a full court press that produced 33 points in eight minutes and a 36 to 21 halftime edge. Scott Craig led with 20 points and 11 rebounds, Sproule added 14, Leichty 13, Carr 11 with 10 boards. The Demons won the fifth quarter 20 to 12 and next face Oskaloosa.

Washington Mt. Pleasant Frosh Demons Panthers Washington Cagers Scott Craig Steve Sproule Larry Leichty Tim Carr Carr Mike Bruegge Sproule Ed Boone Oskaloosa

Washington Students Win Special Olympics Bowling Honors

Results from the Iowa Special Olympic Bowling Tournament show Washington students earning medals across divisions and ages. Female and male categories include Paula Stigers, Theresa Berns, Carole Rees, Kay Stephens, Jeffrey Goodwin, Junior Relief, John Hesser, Clarence Lowe, Gary Crawford, Donald Rabenold with medals pending presentation at the March basketball championships.

Iowa Washington Paula Stigers Theresa Berns Carole Rees Kay Stephens Jeffrey Goodwin John Hesser Clarence Lowe Gary Crawford Donald Rabenold

Iowa signs transfers and one in midyear for 1977 Hawkeyes

Iowa announces for the 1977 football season two junior college transfers and a mid year high school graduate enrolled for spring. Defensive end Darrell Hobbs from Ellsworth JC Iowa Falls joins alongside offensive tackle John Rushton from Mesa JC Colorado and running back defensive back Ed Parham from Mackenzie High School Detroit.

Iowa City, Iowa UPI University of Iowa Hawkeye Iowa Darrell Hobbs John Rushton Ed Parham Hobbs Cedar Rapids Ellsworth Junior College Iowa Falls Rushton Boulder Colo Mesa Arizona Parham Detroit MacKensie High School

Snowmobile Rules In City Limits Strictly Enforced

City ordinances ban snowmobile recreation on streets and alleys at all times and restrict operation to moving the vehicle between locations on some streets. A city map marks prohibited areas and limited hours near schools and the hospital. Operators must be licensed, lights and flag required, and yield right of way at intersections. private property use requires landowner permission.

Palmer Ford to get gallery attention at Bing Crosby Pro Am

At Pebble Beach and Monterey Peninsula, Hubert Green and Tom Watson lead after day one while Arnold Palmer joins Gerald Ford in the spotlight. Green shot 65, Watson 66, Regalado 67, Palmer 74 as weather cooperated. The Ford Palmer team features Hale Irwin and Darius Keaton with NBC coverage planned.

Pebble Beach Calif UPI Hubert Green Tom Watson Vic Regalado Bing Crosby Gerald Ford Arnold Palmer Palmer Green Watson Regaldo Jack Nicklaus Robert Hoag Bobby Nichols Glen Campbell Cypress Point Regalado Pebble Nicklaus Arnie Don Bies Billy Casper Tom Kite Bill Rogers Gene Little

Iowa girls cage poll keeps 13 teams. Ankeny No. 1

Des Moines Iowa United Press International reports the weekly Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union basketball poll retains 13 top teams with unbeaten Ankeny at number one after wins over Grinnell and Des Moines Hoover. West Burlington, Mediapolis and Parkersburg lead a talented pack within 16 remaining undefeated squads.

DES Moines UPI Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union Ankeny Grinnell Des Moines Hoover Hawkettes West Burlington Mediapolis Terris Adel DeSoto Parkersburg North Park Belmond Waukon Rockwell City Lake View-Auburn West Monona West Lyon West Central Diagonal Aurelia Boone Valley Audubon Lynville-Sully Melvin

Cyclone Hawkeye wrestling teams schedule busy weekend

Iowa State and Iowa, top ranked, face dual meets this weekend. Iowa State travels to Michigan and Oklahoma State while Iowa hosts Wisconsin and Minnesota at home. Notable matchups include Iowa State’s Joe Zuspann versus Michigan’s Mark Charella, and Wisconsin’s Lee Kemp defending champion in a strong Badger lineup.

Iowa State Iowa Cyclones Hawkeyes Michigan Michigan State Oklahoma State Wisconsin Minnesota Oregon State Kelly Ward Cal-Poly Dan Gable Lee Kemp Badgers Jim Haines Mike McArthur Evan Johnson Gophers

Washington Eighth Grade Girls Split with Pekin in Doubleheader

Washington eighth grade girls basketball split with Pekin, losing the A game 53 to 52 and winning the B game 38 to 36. Atwood scored over 30 for Pekin in the A, while Lori Redlinger led Washington with 15. Rebounds were led by Rhonda Knerr with eight for Washington. The Demons A drop to 2 and 2, B to 1 and 1, with Washington set to play Mid-Prairie Tuesday.

Washington Pekin Atwood Lori Redlinger Sue Vittetoe Roberta Warren Rhonda Knerr Jenny Eaton Mary Ann Wellington Demon Julie Mottet Michelle Myers Rhonda Stalder Barb Butler Donna Boone Jean Beenblossom Brenda Proctor Mary Gaffey Boone Demons Mid-Prairie

Waco Wrestlers Fall to Pekin in Dual Meet 33 12

Pekin wrestlers defeated Waco 33 to 12 at Pekin Thursday night with wins by decision pins and forfeit. Key results include 98 lb Chris Downey for Pekin over Russ Tolander 6 2 and 126 lb Doug Vogel Pekin pinning Wally Unkrich in :51.

Pekin Waco Chris Downey Russ Tolander Neal Kauffman Scott Sorenson Robin Greiner Russ Barta Ken Henniger Bruce Kauffman Doug Vogel Wally Unkrich Brian Leppert Keith Reschly Mark Leppert Lanny Leichty Tracy Fry Ralph Tolander Robert Aitken Jim Sterling Lynn Sieren Erin Tolander Terry Hesser Joe Hadley Doug Powers Lynn Conrad Bill Northrup Tom Bernan Joe Baker Kevin Kauffman

Hutmacher Chevrolet leads YMCA volleyball league

Hutmacher Chevrolet holds the lead in the men’s volleyball league at the Washington YMCA with three straight wins. Washington Mfg defeated Wilson Concrete, Perfex over Seiferts, and Hutmacher beat Northrup King in straight sets. Next Wednesday matchups include Washington Mfg vs Northrup King, Hutmacher vs Perfex, and Wilson vs Seifert.

Hutmacher Chevrolet Washington Ymca Washington Mfg Wilson Concrete Perfex Seiferts Hutmacher Northrup King Wilson Seifert

Bowling HI ROLLERS LEAGUEResults and standings

Thursday results show Steele defeating Sorrell 4 to 0 and Lawn topping Farmland 4 to 0. Perfex beat Lemke 3 to 1, Master tied Bennett 2 to 2. Lawn & Leisure set a team series record with 2762, Steele 2725. Steele posted best team game 945. Individual leaders include Rick Crone 553 and Ron Kirkey 540. Dean Pohren led games with 2121 while Les Reber and Kirkey both had 192.

Steele Lumber Lawn & Leisure Bennett Masonry Sorrell Glass Lemke Electric Steele Sorrell Lawn Farmland Perfex Lemke Master Bennett Rick Crone Ron Kirkey Dean Pohren Les Reber

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