Demons Power Past Fairfield Trojans 76 64 in Second Half
Washington Demons rallied from an early deficit to beat the Fairfield Trojans 76 to 64. Bob McClure led Washington with 31 points supported by Dick Holden 18 and Tom Lowe 16 as the Demons converted in the fourth quarter with pressing defense to seal the win.
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Demons Rally Past Trojans To Hold Southeast Six Lead
Washington sophomores rallied from 11 down to beat Fairfield 50 to 47 at the end of the third, then clung to a slim margin. Jim Logan led with 16 points, Steve Norton added 2% points, Al Brock 7, Frank Sanders 8, Simpson 2% and Allen 15 for the Trojans.
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John Sproule
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Fairield
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Trojans
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Jim Logan
Palmer Takes Lead In Frisco Golf Tournament
Arnold Palmer, returning to form, edges into a one stroke lead at halfway of the Lucky International with a 76 66 total. Don January trails closely after a 68 while Tony Lema slides to an even par 140. Palmer’s length and accuracy set the tone as he eagled the final rounds.
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CBS Pays NFL $28.2 Million For 1964 1965 TV Rights
CBS won the two year package for NFL telecasts in 1964 and 1965, paying a total of 28.2 million after a sealed bid contest against ABC and NBC. The bid tops past NFL TV deals and triples CBS’s prior payments, with ABC and NBC not disclosing bids but finishing behind CBS. NFL clubs share TV proceeds, each earning about 2 million.
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Demons beat Mt. Pleasant 81 72 led by Jim Wolfe
Ten years ago today Jim Wolfe scored 25 points as Zeke Hogeland’s Demon quintet defeated the Mt. Pleasant Panthers 81 to 72 here Friday night. Dick Fuhr opened with the first field goal and sparked a high scoring battle throughout the game.
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Bowling league standings and high scores from Five Towners
Men's Bowling Five Towners League results show Brown Finance leading Crawville Legion 30 to Mullensee Don and Harold 3. Dutch Tonsorial 18, Washington Mfg. 638, Community Feed. High team series totals include Brown 2569, Dutch 2490. team game Brown 888. Don and Harold 860. Individual leaders include Dally Chamberlin 605, Bill McFarland 579. individual games Bill McFarland 233, Dally Chamberlin 215.
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Bill McFarland
Fort Madison keeps Southeast Six lead in 68 to 55 win
Fort Madison's Bloodhounds remain atop the Southeast Six standings by defeating Davis County Bloomfield 68 to 55. Key players Heifner Lane Anderson and McGlothlin scored 12 each as Davis County narrowed the gap late. Centerville beat Mt. Pleasant 59 to 54, with Don Traves 12 and Wade Clark 10. Washington beat Fairfield 76 to 64.
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Don McGlothlin
Rick Wilson
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Don Traves
Wade Clark
Mark Sumpter
Ken Robertson
Warren Woepking
Bill Wilson
Bill Teberg
Panthers
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Fairfield
Mid-Prairie Hawks Roll Durant 93 to 77 in Girls Battle
Mid-Prairie girls upset Durant 93 to 77 as Judy Siemons scored 63 points and Julie Hobbs added 24. Rhonda Ehrenfelt six, Janice Otto led Durant with 44, Ehrenfelt 25 for Durant. Durant led 21 19 after one, Mid-Prairie 39 34 at halftime, Hawkettes 64 54 after three.
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Rhonda Ehrenfelt
Janice Otto
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Ehretke
Hawkettes
Durant Beats Mid-Prairie 75 59 In Narrow Friday Victory
Durant boys basketball topped Mid-Prairie 75 to 59 helped by 33 points from the free throw line. Durant led 22 to 4 early and held a 42 to 27 halftime edge. Dennis Meinert scored 23 and J Goeke 22 for Durant while Kirk Bailey had 18 and Doug Goschke 12 for Mid-Prairie.
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Doug Goschke
Mid-Prairie
Highland cages drop both ends of doubleheader at Amana
AINSWORTH Highland girls fall 41 50 and boys lose 68 73 in a Friday night twin bill at Amana. Amana girls pull ahead 22 12 first quarter, lead 41 31 at halftime as Lynn Alvine scores 27 and Donna Miller 13 for Highland while Baunjarin nets 39 and Kraus 18 for Amana. Highland boys trail 16 17 after Q1 and 36 38 at half. Dallas Krantz tops Highland with 25 points, Joe Wenger 20, Meyer 16 for Amana, Schneider 14.
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Joe Wenger
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Schneider
Women's Bowling Points General Life of Iowa
Coast to Coast action shows General Life of Iowa leading Swift and Randys in team series. Individual highlights include Lela Miller 518 in series and 177 in a game, with Betty Ward posting 81 in one game. Fareway, Hy Vee Credit Bureau and Randys compete for standings on the coast to coast event.
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Roe Rollers vs Ball Babies bowling results and leaders
Roe Rollers defeated Ball Babies in team game and series with 664 to 643 in the game and 779 to 1759 in the team series. Lela Willer led in individual series with 589 while Sharron Lutes added 526. Lela Miller topped individual game with 27 and Sharron Lutes posted 186.
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Sunrise Sem Cartoons Ding Dong Capt Kangaroo Pans
Fragmentary OCR style item mentions CBS News and TV shows with names like Tom Guiding Tight Simanae Town Country World Turma and Edge of Night. It hints at forum Brave and Cronkite style figures but reads as garbled listings rather than a cohesive event or story.
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