Trojans defeat Demons 71 to 47 on the road
Fairfield's Trojans avenged an earlier loss by defeating the Washington Demons 71 to 47 in a Southeast Six Conference game. Washington played poorly from the start, hampered by flu and miscues, as Tim Trotman led Demon scoring with 17, while Fairfield had five players in double figures Brown 14 Bradley 13 Allen 13 Ulin 12 Johnston 12.
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Lema Leads In Pebble Beach PGA Pro Am Event
Tony Lema holds a three stroke lead at Pebble Beach as he chases the $84,500 prize in the PGA Pro-Am. Bad weather and tough holes test veteran players like Bill Collins and Charley Sifford, while Ken Venturi struggles with a hand ailment.
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Jim Ferree
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Mr and Mrs Randolph Kelsey Return From California Visit
Ten years ago today Mr. and Mrs Randolph Kelsey returned from California where they visited Mr and Mrs Lyle Darbyshire and Bill Kelsey and family. Mr Darbyshire is now stationed at Beale Air Force Base in California and the Bill Kelseys near San Rafael.
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Golden Hawks beat Durant in Wellman showpiece
Mid-Prairie’s Golden Hawks defeated Durant 72 to 63 at Wellman in a windy night game. Tom Goecke led Durant with 20 points while Ted Goecke added 10 for the losers. The Hawks built a late third period margin after leading 39 to 33 at halftime and outshot opponents 41 percent to 31. The team faces undefeated Williamsburg at Wellman tonight.
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Mid Prairie Girls Fall to Durant in Low-Scoring Clash
Mid Prairie girls basketball lost 45 to 34 to Durant as illness and early drought hampered offense. Julie Hobbs led the Prairie with 20 points while Charlene Kleinschmidt and Nancy Stemmens contributed. Durant rallied in the final period to pull away after a tight first three quarters.
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Professional Directory Livingston and Morrison Law Firms
Livingston Day and Bates advertise attorneys at 204 West Main Street with Robert Day Robert Bates and an abstract department. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd list Edmond Morrison jr and James E Lloyd at 211 West Washington Street. Dr P L Letter osteopathic physician offers contact via OL 3 3303. Rectal
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Osteopathic Physician Journal
Sophomores Beat Trojans In Fairfield Tilt
Washington's sophomore basketball team defeated Fairfield Trojans 57 to 37 Friday night in Fairfield. The Demons, coached by Wally Horn, built a big early lead, led 14 to 7 after one, 24 to 15 at halftime, and 42 to 20 entering the final period. Dave Myers scored 16 and Marty Chebuhar 13 for Washington while Nelson topped Fairfield with 10 points.
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Y A Tittle Retires From Pro Football with Giants
Y A Tittle announces retirement ending a 1, career with the Giants and a standout era. He will join the club as a public relations man and his No 14 jersey is retired by New York.
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Craig signs with Cincinnati Reds in 1965 contract
United Press International reports Roger Craig signed a 1965 deal with the Cincinnati Reds after trades from St. Louis via New York and a December 14 exchange that brought pitcher Bob Purkey. Also noted are other NL and AL signings including Dick Radatz with Boston, and moves by Milwaukee, Cleveland, and Pittsburgh clubs.
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Women's Bowling Meet Underway At Melody Lanes
The city association bowling tournament continues in full swing at Melody Lanes with 46 teams 56 doubles and 112 singles entered across the weekend.
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Southeast Six basketball action crowns three winners in Friday games
Davis County toppled league leading Ft. Madison 68 to 50 at Davis County with a 55 54 margin with two minutes left as Davis County pulled away. Wilson 21 Wilfawn 18 Harris 13 led Davis County while Azinger 15 McGlothlin 11 topped Mt Madison. Mt Pleasant beat Centerville 57 to 56 as Welcher scored the decisive late jumper. Fairfield defeated Washington 71 to 47. Ft Madison Mt Pleasant and Davis County share first with 4 2, Fairfield third 3 3, Washington 2 4, Centerville 1 5.
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Demon Matmen Schedule Two Meets Ahead at Winfield
Washington High School wrestlers head to Winfield Monday January 25 for a meet, with the Demon reserves facing Highland on the local mats Tuesday at 6 30 p m. The event is free admission. A note advises placing knitted items in a mesh bag or pillow case before machine washing to prevent snagging and stretching.
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Saturday Area TV Guide Highlights and Schedule Mix
Weekend television listing with multiple programs including News Weather Burkes Law Lone Ranger Lawrence Welk and Mission lineups. Notable names include Zane Grey Earl Lawrence Welk Cecil B DeMille and Sullivan. Station schedule shows 10:00 News 0:20 Premiere and 11:20 Late Show with various sports and cartoons.
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TV Listings Snapshot for January 29 to Tuesday
Program grid shows Capt. Kangaroo at 4 00 PM Jack LaLanne at 8 30 PM Pete and Gladys 11 00 PM Love of Life Lloyd Thaxton CBS schedule notes.
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