Demons Visit Fairfield as Conference Play Resumes
Washington travels to Fairfield to open the second round of conference play at Parsons College Fieldhouse with a 6 30 kickoff for the sophomore contest. The Demons, 5 3, seek to end Fairfield’s home court advantage after a recent decline and ride top scorers Bob McClure Jerry Stalder and Brian Owen. Fairfield’s Fred Behn er leads the Trojans with a 14 8 scoring average as Washington holds a midseason 100 point team total led by McClure three points ahead of last season’s top scorer.
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Fairfield Trojans
Washington
Demons
Fairfield
Parsons College
Trojan
Ottumwa
Farfield
Trojans
Gary Hurst
Parsons College Fieldhouse
Brian Owen
Bob McClure
Steve Talbot
Jerry Stalder
Joe Jones
McClure
Demon
Brain Owen
Fred Behner
Frank Kos
Goetz Named Assistant Comptroller at Iowa Transit
Ten years ago today Don Goetz a chemical engineer at the State University of Iowa son of Mr and Mrs George Goetz Rural Route 2 Washington was appointed assistant comptroller on the business staff of the Iowa Transit.
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Don Goetz
State University of of Iowa
George Goetz
Washington
The
Iowa Transit
Women’s Bowling League Results and High Scores
Melody Strikers and Dillon Rockettes lead the standings with 7 points each followed by Tweeten Real Estate 5 Winga Cafe 4 and VFW Auxiliary 3. High team series is Dillon 2311 and Winga 2283 while team game best is Winga 810 and Dillon 786. Individual top series include P. Jackson 517 and H. Norris 500 with games of 190 by Jackson and 182 by Norris and Brown.
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Marges
Tweeten Real Estate
Winga Cafe
VFW Auxiliary
Seiferts
Martin Cleaners
Osincup Drug
Dillon
Winga
P. Jackson
H. Norris
H. Brown
Melody Laners
Carsons
Davis Paint
Twink
Golden Crest
Melody Lanes
Sportshop
Davis
Carson
George Johnson
Mike Brake
Promises More Wins Pascual Signs For 35000
Camilo Pascual signed a 35000 dollar contract with the Minnesota Twins, eyeing more 20-win seasons after a 1962 season that included a 20-11 record, 3.31 ERA, 206 strikeouts, 18 complete games, and five shutouts. Also inked were Dick Stigman, Gary Doter, and Joe Nossek, while Woodie Held and other Indians players agreed to terms with Cleveland. The update lists multiple signings across several teams, including Mets, White Sox, Cubs, Senators, and Cardinals.
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United Press International
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota Twins
Havana
Cuba
Twins
Pascual
Camilo
Dick Stigman
Gary Doter
Joe Nossek
Woodie Held
Mike de la Hoz
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Held
Chicago White Sox
Pete Ward
al Weis
Sam Esposito
Weis
Luis Aparicio
Indianapolis Indians
Cal Koonce
Chicago Cubs
Koonce
Marv Breeding
Baltimore Orioles
Washington Senators
Lane Leaders League Bowling Scores Report
Wednesday results show Teds lead with 2282 in team series and 815 in team game. McCleery posts 2269 in team series and 824 in team game. Individual top totals include Evelyn Randall 551 series and Dorothy Marston 210 game. Lou Roe adds 523 series and 207 game.
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Ted's Welding
Duncans Cae
McCleery - Cumming
Carsons
Marshall - Minick
Ainsworth Bank
Wilsons
Teds
McCleery
Roe
Wilson
Evelyn Randall
Lou Roe
Dorothy Marston
Golfers Tee Off In Frisco Meet
SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Bill Casper led the birdie brigade in the first round of the $50 000 Lucky International at Harding Park. Palmer jokes about rules as he seeks a comeback after a rough Crosby and Pebble Beach week. Casper ties for low honors with Dave Ragan at four under par. Nicklaus nears a title as Lit tler eyes return to form.
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San Francisco
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Bill Casper
Palmer
Pebble Beach
Casper
Crosby
Dave Ragan
Harding Park
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Fuel Shortage Strains Europe Amid Deep Cold
In frigid Europe fuel scarcity worsened during a deep cold wave causing power cuts including eight minutes at Buckingham Palace. Bulgaria declared a state of emergency after heavy snow blocked roads while London buses ran on reduced diesel and many routes were canceled or delayed. Strong frosts hit the USSR periphery with 4 below zero in Moscow and subzero readings in Kiev and Odessa.
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UPI
Europe
Buckingham Palace
Bulgaria
Radio
Sofia
London Electricity Board
Soviet
Crimea
Black Sea
Caucasus
Ukraine
Kiev
Odessa
Moscow
Bowling Standings And Scores From Farm Bureau Meet
Team series led by Sellers 2476 and Moorman 2459. Moorman posted 838 in a game while Sellers added 836. Individual leaders include Willard Widmer with 577 in series and Burdell Martin 218 in a game. Delbert Krotz 563 series and Ray Carter 214 also notable. Washington DC and Moor man high scores appear among entries.
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Farm Bureau
Farm Service
Sportshop
Sellers
Washington DC
Mobil
Northrup King
Moorman
Willard Widmer
Delbert Krotz
Burdell Martin
Ray Carter
Junior High Basketball Game Postponed
The junior high game scheduled here this afternoon is postponed. Principal Jesse Linch said Fairfield sent word that classes are not held there today and the team will not make the trip for the game.
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Jesse Linch
Fairfield
Ainsworth Cagers To Play Friday Monday
Ainsworth High School basketball teams will host Amana on Monday January 28 at 6 30 p m. The games were postponed from last Tuesday and the start time is earlier than usual at Ainsworth. The boys and girls will also face West Burlington, a new opponent, Friday night.
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Ainsworth
Amana
West Burlington
Church Women Pack Three Tons of Relief Materials
In Kalona Iowa on January 22, 228 church women from a 150 mile radius prepared and packed over 598 thousand pieces for the National Council of American Baptist Women relief project. A production line produced 1170 packets per hour toward a 14 thousand packet goal with support from Des Moines volunteers Keokuk boxes Maplecrest staplers and community groups.
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Eugene Way Kalona
Kalona
National Council of American Baptist Women
Logan Reis
Iowa
Baptist Churches of the
United States
Des Moines
Webb Church
United Women's Fellowship
Kolonial Town House
Maplecrest Company
Sioerner Boxes Inc
Keokuk
Mrs Trusler Hosts Kalona ABC Club Meeting
Mrs Reese Trusler hosted the Kalona ABC Club on Monday evening with one guest Mrs George E Fry. Winners in games included Mrs Don Miller Marie Jackson and Mrs George E Fry. The next meeting is set for February 4 at Mrs Eugene Way's home.
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Kalona
Reese Trusler
ABC Club
George E. Fry
Don Miller
Marie Jackson
Eugene Way
Plymouth Chevrolet Ford speeds and passing test data
The report lists Plymouth Chevrolet and Ford test timings and measurements across a range of tests including kilometer run times, passing sets, hands, and emergency stop distances with figures such as 278 ft 305 ft and 462 ft. It records multiple vehicle and test metrics with references to Chevrolet and Plymouth.
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