Washington Demons Triumph Over Centerville In Conference Clash
The Washington Demons defeated Centerville 83 to 72 behind Joe Gebhardt's scoring burst and a hot shooting night. Washington led 38 to 27 at halftime, stretched to 68 to 58 in the third, then withstood a late Big Reds rally. Denny Hennigan and Don Adams contributed in reserve as Gary Goodell and Joe Gebhardt paced the attack despite 25 turnovers and a 35 to 82 rebounding edge for Centerville.
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Washington
Demons
Joe Gebhardt
Centerville
Big Reds
Skip Speece
Don Adams
Adams
Denny Hennigan
Gary Goodell
Centerville Falcons players drafted by major league teams
Centerville Community College coach Pat Daugherty saw six Falcon players drafted by major league clubs. The program has 24 players drafted in four years, led by freshman Larry O'Brien, a converted pitcher from Omaha. Other drafted players include Swartzendruber and Hall from Racine, King from Omro, and Hinzman from Lake Mills. Several Falcons remain in organized baseball, and talks of college offers for other players continue as Parsons College rebuilds its program.
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AL Hoskins
Ottumwa
Pat Daugherty
Centerville Community College
Falcon
Falcons
Midwest
Larry O’brien
Washington
Omaha
O'Brien
PCC
Swartzendruber
Daugherty
Tae
Goshen
Gebhardt
CCC Fleningen
Olone Hall Batman
Fresh Gatiece
Racine
Wis
S'Swartzendruber
Red Sox
Perry Danforth
Sopho
Huron
S.D
Cubs
Tom Rima
Rick Kock
King
Omro
Whitaker
Dan Hinzman
South Teers
Paw
Lake Mills
Kopatich
Hog
Abdoren Falcons
CCC
Steve Nemeier
Burlington
White Sox
AL Birdsell
Dodgers
Gary King
Athletics
Mike Ehlers
Cardinals
Dan McDonough
Lloyd Breshears
Orioles
Ray Nygard
Parsons College
Parsons
Franklin
Falks
Kansas
State
Vince Gibson
Tampa
Fla
Joplin
Parson
Varsitity
Paul Read
Tom Schlarbaum
Davis County
Read
Schlbaum
Wesl
Houston
Weber State
Huron State
South Dakoota
Mike Hennigan
Washington, Ia
Pat Oliverio
Waco Cagers Split Doubleheader at Van Buren
In Van Buren, Waco boys won 79 to 63 while the girls fell 76 to 48. Girls’ scorer Cathy Meyer sidelined with a cracked collar bone. Marcia Carter led Van Buren with 36 as Lor rie Mast and others contributed for Waco.
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Waco
van Buren
Cathy Meyer
Marcia Carter
Lorrie Mast
Jacque Roth
Rhonda Stauffer
Charlene Eichelberger
Vick! Care
Laura Leiehty
Carmen Roth
Waco Boys
Jack Schrader
Steve Rich
Warriors
Spencer Anderson
Robert Osborne
Steve Reschly
Randy Seberg
Eric Hultquist
Gordon Roth
Rich
Schrader
Anderson
Steve Appleman
Archibald and
Keller
Levy and Dick Visit Des Moines Health Board Meeting
Ten years ago today Levy and Dick from the Washington County Hospital Board and administrator Norman Jensen traveled to Des Moines on a business trip with the Iowa Department of Health to discuss hospital affairs.
Sophs Narrowly Defeat Centerville in Friday Thriller
Washington sophomores edged Centerville 54 to 52 on Friday night. The Demon squad trailed 14–13 after the first period and 44–40 entering the final quarter before rallying. Ray Williams and Denny Witt each scored 18 points for Washington, while Centerville’s R Sharp had 18 and G Sharp 6.
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Washington
Soowomore
Centerville
Ray Williams
Denny Wittoft
Sharp
R. Sharp
G. Sharp
Oskaloosa escapes with one-point win over Fort Madison
Southeast Seven Friday results feature Oskaloosa’s 38 to 37 victory over Fort Madison as Jim Davis tallies 18 points. Fairfield edges Mt. Pleasant 50 to 44 with key late scoring. Washington defeats Centerville 72 to 63. Mt. Pleasant’s strong effort includes 42 by John Simmons and 15 by Brad Hookgrove.
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Oskaloosa
Fairfield
Washington
Oskaloosa Indians
Fort Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Centerville
Steve Perry
Trojans
John Simmons
Dave Eastburn
Brad Hookgrove
Indians
Jim Davis
Mike Blake
Terry Dietsch
Steve Niggemeyer
Mixed bowling results from Tuesday night league play
The Melody Makers, Old Timers, Gutter Dusters, and other teams competed with Gutter Dusters defeating Hits & Misses 3 0 and Odd Balls 3 0 while Why Not’s and Gold Diggers split. Gold Diggers led team series with 1907 and Gold Diggers 672 in team game. Individual highs included J Wallace 583 and A Wolanski 194.
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Igh
Gold Diggers
L. Smith
J. Wallace
A. Wolansk
Highland Boys Rally For Win Over Danville as Girls Fall
Highland boys defeated Danville 80 to 68 while Danville girls won 63 to 49 at Highland Friday night. Dana Clingingsmith led Danville with 26 points, Highland top scorers included Patty Metz 18, Denise Vegay 8, Lois Bank 7, Linda Orris 6, Linda Chalupa 6, Nancy Waldschmidt. Highland trailed 19 to 18 after one quarter, led 37 to 36 at halftime, and built a 2 to 80 third quarter advantage before finishing strong. Randy Arthur paced Highland with 26, Duane Heck 13, Steve Colbert and Allen Weimer 10 each, Dan McFarland 7, Jim Flynn 6. Highland outrebounded Danville in a key rebound effort.
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Highland
Diville
Agers
Danville
Dana Clingingsmith
Patty Metz
Denise Vegay
Lois Bank
Linda Orris
Linda Chalupa
Nancy Waldschmidt
Mike Ingram
Randy Arthur
Pace Highland
Duane Heck
Steve Colbert
Allen Weimer
Dave Swails
Dan McFarland
Jim Flynn
Panthers top Demon grapplers in dual meet pressure
Mt. Pleasant Panthers defeated the local Demon grapplers 26 to 14 in varsity action on Friday night. Individual winners for MP included Jackie Smith pinning Robert Hanna at 112 pounds and Tim Beavers earning a 2 to 1 decision at 126 pounds.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Demon Kinlor Varsty
Rafe Gonshorowski
Jackie Smith
Robert Hanna
Mike Doughty
Mike Lyons
Doug Greenlee
Ed Brown
Brian Kelly J
Marshall Doughty
Tim Beavers
Steve Lovick
Rick Goodwin
Bob McConnell
Charles Wolfer
Norton Gegner
Rich Crull
Steve Libe
Mike Ra‘der
Glen
Robert Beavers
Rodger Cline
Timm
Dale York
Rick Foss
Ron Mullikin
Ike Doughty
Doughty
Divi
Demons
Sion
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
Tim Holle
Mid-Prairie Triumphs In Overtime Victory at Wilton Junction
Mid-Prairie edged Wilton Junction 61 to 59 in overtime. Steve Mast starred with 29 points and 15 rebounds, as the Hawks overcame a 27-26 halftime gap and a 47-42 edge for Wilton before the extra period. Teammates Dick Ehrenfelt and Reed Edmondson added 16 and 6 points respectively.
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Mid - Prairie
Wilton Junction
Keota Eagles Top Belle Plaine 84 71 in Friday Victory
Keota's Eagles defeated visiting Belle Plaine 84 to 71 as they surged to a 19 8 first quarter lead and led 41 to 2 at halftime. Warren Peiffer tallied 30 points with 30 rebounds, while Danny Hawkins added 19 points and 13 rebounds. Kirby Baumert scored 12 and Belle Plaine's Jim Petman posted 31.
Pro Bowl Rosters Named For NFL All Star Game
Ninety players were chosen for the 21st Pro Bowl with 41 from both the American and National conferences. John Madden coaches the Americans and Nowan’s Nationals are led by John Madden. the kickoff is 1:05 p.m. PST with CBS coverage, blackout in Southern California.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Vice Nowan
San Francisco Forty Niners
Nationals
John Madden
Oakland Raiders
John J. Brodie
Kansas City, Chiefs
Brodie
MacArthur Lane
St. Louis
Larry Brown
Washington
Gene Washingtons
San
Francisco
Minnesota
Qauarterback
Daryl Lamonica
Oakland
Leroy Kelly
Cleveland
Hewritt Dixon
Raiders
Warren Wells
Gary Garrison
San Diego
Jim Otto
Harry Schuh
Ray Chester
Carl Siler
Alan Page
Bob Lilly
Dall
Deacon Jones
Rich Jackson
Denver
Joe Greene
Pittsburgh
Buck Buchanan
As City
Bubba Smith
Baltimore
National Football League
CBS
California
McGrady Evans Lead Packed McGrady Classic Field
Fastest men alive vie in Philadelphia in the fourth annual McGrady Classic with Martin McGrady and Lee Evans headlining the 600 yard boards event. European indoor champ Henryk Szordykowski and Frank Murphy lead the invitational mile, while Army veterans Green Vaughan and Pender pace the 60 yard dash entries. Baltimore hematologist Dr Delano is noted as a potential upset in the sprint. Brown of New York Cab defends the two mile title against Villanova’s 1044 champion.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Martin McGrady
Lee Evans
Evans
H. Lundberg
Henryk Szordykowski
Poland
Brown
New York
Villanova
Sal Onese
Bow
UCLA Rout Loyola Chicago. Cincinnati Beats Iowa
In Chicago Stadium, top ranked UCLA defeated Loyola of Chicago 87-62 while Cincinnati rallied past Iowa 73-69. Derrek Dickey led Cincinnati with 28 points as Fred Brown scored 23 for Iowa before fouling out. UCLA extended its non conference win streak to 48 games.
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Chicago
UPI
UCLA
Loyola of Chicago
Cincinnati
Iowa
Derrek Dickey
Bear Cats
Hawkeyes
Towa
Dave Johnson
Fred Brown
Local Professional Directory Listings Featured in City Section
A dense directory listing highlights professionals including John C Owen attorney at 109 East Main Street phone 353-6531 Stewart and Shearer lawyers Abstract Dept West Main phone 653-2150 Le Tweeton 108 North Marion phone 653-2351 Production Credit Association venue at 210 North Town Washington Ta Melvin Schneider manager Insurance Jack Fall agent 217 West Main office 653-4472 residence 653-561 Maplewood Manor Nursing Home contact 636-3400 Osteopath Dr Pi Le Letter 653-3308 Veterinarian listed with no further details.
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Ate Farm Insurance
Jack Fall
West Main Office
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Joe Gilmore
Dave King
Goodell
Wren
Tom Anjona
Russell Stover
Candies
Sophs
Wasmington
Gott
Hough Og
Close
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Witthort
Bordwell
Walker
Greene Oo
Hiatt
Sylvain
Johnson
Texas
Sun
Robert
Colof
United Artes
Bening Journal
Washington, Iowa
Coffee
Jose
Ernie Manning
Jim Whittaker
Mark McCoy
Fred Martin
Dale Wral
Martin Rohde
Brian Kelly
Tim Sammons
Mike van Winkle
Dean Baker
Brad Cornick
Mike Gear
Dean Jacobs
Tom Berdo
Curt Zigler
Jim Leslie
Howard Miller
Everette Smith
John Scott
John Nesbitt
Mike Rader
Glen Martin
Paul Haskins
Keota
Belle Plaine
NFL
New Oreston & Fe
Kennedy
Sportsman Lounge
Bob Brewer
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
S. Iowa Ave
Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker &Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
John C. Owen
Main Street
North Marion
North Town
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor
Pi le Etter
B. Campbell
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