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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1968

Page

8

Demons Clash With Fairfield In Key Home Game

Washington Demons aim to secure a top Southeastern Six finish by defeating unbeaten Fairfield Trojans in their final home league game. Coach Sproule relies on core starters and experienced reserves to counter Dick Watson and the Forbes brothers as 6:30 p.m. Friday tipoff.

Washington Demons Fairfield Trojans Trojans Demons Ble John Sproule Fairfield Dick Watson Steve Rich Forbes Trojan Demon

Maravich Sits, LSU Extends Win Over Clemson

LSU defeats Clemson 92-83 as Pete Maravich fouls out with 12:27 left. Maravich scores 33 points before leaving, while LSU, led by surrounding teammates, builds a 20 point cushion. LSU and Tennessee share SEC lead at 5-1. Kentucky game looms. Evansville beats Southern Illinois 52-45. other scores include East Carolina 98-72 George Washington, St Peter's 98-72 Siena, Holy Cross 98-81 Colgate, Penn 57-45 La Salle.

United Press International Pete Maravich LSU Maravich Clemson Baton Rouge Kentucky Tennessee Evansville Southern Ilinois Salukis Aces East Carolina George Washington St. Peter’s Jersey City Siena Holy Cross Lew Alcindor UCLA Colgate Penn LaSalle

Ten Years Ago Today Travel Notes from Texas Trip

Mr and Mrs Frank Long and Mr and Mrs William Mohland have returned from a twelve day vacation to Texas. They visited Brownsville and the gulf area and toured into Mexico. Their return route passed through the Panhandle region.

Frank Longwell William Mohland Texas Brownsville Gulf Mexico Panhandle

Women's Bowling McCleery-Cumming Standout Scores

McCleery tops team series and game ledgers with 2574 and 918. Individual highlights include A Curl 575 series and 246 game. M Morgan 205. Other high totals: Jack & Jill 2522, Bryn Mawr 2480, Squire Shoppe 2329. Nearby: ghost town relics at South Pass City, Wyoming remain from 1867.

McCleery Jack & Jill Bryn Mawr A.curl B. Ward A. Curl M. Morgan Lander Wyo UPI South Pass City Wyoming Wells Fargo Exchange

YMCA Offers Swim And Air Rifle Classes For Boys

Sign up this week at the YMCA for a progressive boys swimming program with two class levels and NRA based air rifle training. New members must pass an instruction course before shooting at a 15 foot range to earn medals. Sign up ends Saturday January 27. Classes start the week of January 29 with multiple time slots for each level.

YMCA NRA

Matson wins Sullivan Award as top amateur athlete

Randy Matson, Texas A&M shot put world record holder, captures the James E. Sullivan Award with 787 points. Noted rivals include Billie Jean King, Debbie Meyer, and Peggy Fleming, all setting strong credentials. Kings, Meyer, Fleming are highlighted for tennis, swimming, and figure skating achievements.

Los Angeles UPI United States Randy Matson Texas A&m James E. Sullivan Amateur Athletic Union Matson Billie Jean King Berkeley Calif Debbie Meyer Sacramento Peggy Fleming Colorado Springs Colo Mexico City King U.S Miss Meyer Miss Fleming

Packers Vikings look to draft in second NFL collegiate draft

NEW YORK (UPI) The Green Bay Packers and Minnesota Vikings may gain most as the second combined NFL and AFL draft starts next Tuesday at 10 a.m. EST. A total of 462 players will be picked by 26 teams over 17 rounds. Trades alter order with Minnesota holding the first round bonus and two first round picks. Cincinnati, Atlanta, San Diego and others also hold multiple first round selections.

NEW York UPI Green Bay Packers Minnesota Vikings Pete Rozelle Minnesota Fran Tarkenton Vikings Cincinnati Bengals Atlanta San Diego Chargers Steve Tensi Denver Packers New Orleans Jim Taylor Saints Green Bay San Diego Miami Detroit Kansas City

Colorado girls eye gold in Universiade giant slalom

INNSBRUCK Austria UPI Cathy Nagel 19 and Vicki Jones 18 from the University of Colorado were top American contenders in the women's giant slalom. U.S. alpine coach Willy Schaeffler hailed the men's bronze by Bill Marolt as a moral lift. Milan Pazout of Czechoslovakia won the race in 1 51.20 as Russia led the unofficial medal tally with five golds.

Innsbruck Austria UPI Cathy Nagel Vicki Jones University of Colorado U.S Willy Schaeffler Bill Marolt Colorado Milan Pazout Czechoslovakia James D. Fowler Christi Ditfurth Switzerland Heidi Obrecht Japan

Waterfowl Die in Everglades Avian Cholera Outbreak

In Everglades National Park a virulent avian cholera outbreak has killed an estimated 3,000 to 5,000 waterfowl as rangers gather carcasses. Biologists warn the disease could wipe out parts of the bird population, with coots and other species hardest hit. vaccination is impractical at scale, and no human threat exists.

Miami Richard Klukas Everglades West Lake Roger Allin Florida Everglades Arctic Circle

Three-point shot stuns Rockets in narrow ABA loss

The ABA rule giving three points for shots from 25 feet doomed Denver as Kentucky Colonels edged the Rockets 101-100. Darel Carrier scored 33 for Kentucky with four triples while Louie Dampier contributed two. Denver’s Larry Jones led with 25. Other games featured Anaheim defeating Houston 106-96, Pittsburgh beating New Jersey 124-119, and New Orleans 112-94 over Dallas.

United Press International American Basketball Association Denver Rockets Kentucky Colonels Rockets Darel Carrier Louie Dampier Colonels Denver Kentucky Carrier Larry Jones Anaheim Houston Pittsburgh New Jersey New Orleans Dallas Jackson Miss Steve Chubin Amigos Willie Somerset Mavericks Connie Hawkins Charlie Williams Americans Pipers Hawkins Williams Chico Vaughn Bruce Spraggins Tony Jackson Doug Moe Jackie Moreland Cliff Hagan

Junior Bowling High Scores and Standouts

Team series led by A and W with 1334 and Squire Shoppe 1324. Custer Electric topped team game with 479 while Squire Shoppe had 474. Sally Patterson posted 431 in series and 173 in game, Rhonda Clarahan 424, Lauri Little 167.

Squire Shoppe Custer Electric Sally Paterson Rhonda Clarahan Sally Patterson Lauri Little

Bowling League Standings and High Scores Listed

In the Corn King League at Walnut Grove Mobil Oil hosts the series with Payne TV and Farm Service Farm Bureau. Team totals show Mobil 2683 and Payne 2695 with team game Payne TV 1041 and Mobil 964. Individual totals list Brenneman 572 and Al Lemke 550. top games see Don Smith 207 and Brenneman and Larry Hough each at 201.

Gob Chevrolet Walnut Grove Mobil Oil Payne TV Farm Service Farm Bureau Farmer Hybrid Washington KC Mobil Payne Brenneman al Lemke Don Smith Larry Hough

Golf greats chase first win at Los Angeles Open

In Pasadena California the Los Angeles Open at Brookside tees off as Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper seek their first 1968 title in PGA action. The event offers 20 000 to win with 144 players, including notables like Johnny Pott and Kermit Zarley already making headlines earlier in the year. Jack Nicklaus misses this event, aiming to begin his bid at the Desert Classic next week.

Pasadena Calif UPI D— Golf Brookside Golf Club Arnold Palmer Billy Casper Johnny Pott Kermit Zarley Napa Zarley Spaceman Seattle Wash Palmer Kaiser Casper Brookside Jack Nicklaus Crosby Palm Springs

Vietmen battle near Khe Sanh as Marines mount heavy airstrike

Viet (Continued from page 1) reports show 1,842 killed in action last week. Marines defending a fort seven miles below North Vietnam say they killed at least 14 North Vietnamese and carried out their heaviest close support air bombardment. Jets totaled 712 sorties against North Vietnamese and Viet Cong, with many strikes near Khe Sanh. Vietnamese forces reportedly mass four to five divisions for a major invasion around Khe Sanh, with 16,000 to 20,000 of 40,000 troops nearby. Spokesmen noted probing thrusts near a small airfield and Marine bunkers, as 50 caliber guns opened fire and CH46 helicopters were hit, prompting a rescue.

South Vietnam North Vietnam Khe Sanh

Priest to sue Playboy Club over Bunny basketball game

Rev. C F Gierut of St Marys Bunker Hill and Holy Cross Wilsonville plans to sue the Playboy Club of St Louis after grade school children watched the Bunny basketball team perform in a public school. He seeks a ruling to bar Bunny girls from entertaining in public schools, calling the act irreligious and unconstitutional.

Beard Lions Club Bunnies Father Gierut Playboy Club Gillespie Playboy Club of St. Louis Gierut Supreme Court Christian Barnard

U.S. war deaths fall but injuries rise in weekly tally

UPI reports 218 American service members killed in the past week, lowering total U.S. battle deaths to 16,667, with 2,216 wounded and 949 hospitalized. Vietnamese losses include 1,842 Communist dead, while allied forces report 198 South Vietnamese deaths and 19 other allied fatalities. Total U.S. wounded reach 103,993, with 55,217 hospitalizations and 976 listed as missing.

Saigon UPI United States U.S

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