Demon wrestlers suffer 34 to 5 loss at Wapello
Washington High School wrestling dropped a 34 to 5 team meet at Wapello on Tuesday. Demon reserves won 33 to 18. They have two home meets next, versus Williamsburg and Winfield, then a February 11 sectional at Fairfield after Fort Madison conference meet on Saturday.
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Wapello
Williamsburg
Winfield
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Demon
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Ron Rich
Dave Siefkas
Jerry Smith
Keith Stone
Dana McAvoy
Larry Wallace
Eighth graders defeat Muskies in high school basketball game
Washington eighth graders routed Muscatine West junior high 56 to 36 on Tuesday. Terry Miller scored 25 points, Bill Schooley 16, Zieglowsky 7 with 20 rebounds, Sojka 4, Paul 2, Herdlicka 2. Sywassing led Muscatine with 12. Washington shot 40 percent, Muscatine 31 percent, free throws 80 percent. Washington to face Fairfield next Tuesday at 4 pm with A and B squads.
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Washington
Muscatine
Muscatine West
Terry Miller
Bill Schooley
Jim Zieglowsky
Rich Sojka
Bruce Paul
Jim Herdlicka
Zieglowsky
Sywassing
Duane Hagensick
Fairfield
Brown Family Honored by Washington Y's Men Club
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Artemas Brown and family were honored by the Washington Y s Men s Club Tuesday evening. They will leave Washington Friday for Denver where Mr Brown has accepted a position in the Denver YMCA.
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Washington Y’s Men’s Club
Mrs. Brown
Washington
Denver
Mr. Brown
YMCA
Sherman-Eden Leads Crawfordsville In Bowling Scores
Tuesday results show Sherman-Eden 2375 plus 162 and Crawfordsville 2680 in team totals. Individual highlights include Blankenhorn 641 series and Mitchell 244 game, with Shell Oilers posting 2564 plus 288 and Washington Oil 2556 plus 153 in another meet.
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Mills
Blankenhorn
Mitchell
Washington Oil
Shell
Cloyce Zieglowsky
Cal Little
Jack Tanner
Bob Roe
Roosevelt Keeps Lead In Iowa High School Poll
Des Moines Roosevelt maintains first in the UPI ratings, undefeated and atop the state polls. Keokuk moves to second, Marshalltown third with 154 votes, Cedar Rapids Regis up to fourth as LeMars Central climbs to fifth. Clinton St. Mary's slips after Joe Bergman illness, Waverly Shell Rock enters top ten, Cedar Rapids Jefferson and Washington also high. Atlantic remains tenth as a diverse top ten links to district tournament proximity.
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Cedar Rapids Aegis
LeMars Central
Iowa
United Press International
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Keokuk
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids Regis
Clinton St. Mary’s
Joe Bergman
Waverly Shell Rock
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Cedar Rapids Washington
Cedar Rapids
Atlantic
Des Moines Roosevelt
Waco Warriors Beat Highland For 10th Win
OLDS Waco Warriors improved to ten wins and four losses with a 65 47 victory at Highland Tuesday night. Terry Farmer led with 18 points and 18 rebounds while Ron Spangler added 17 and Ken Brimhall 10. Highland was outscored after a 15 11 start as Waco pulled away in the third.
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Waco
Highland High School
Highland
Ann Bergstrom
Karen Davis
Mary Crawford
Mary Lou Anderson
Nancy Rhea
Pat Sheetz
Sally Sheetz
Karen King
Cherry Jennings
Warriors
Terry Farmer
Ron Spangler
Ken Brimhall
Carl Schmidt
Conservation speech contest announced
The 1966 Soil Conservation Speech Contest topic Water Conservation Vital to ALL is co sponsored by the Ladies Auxiliary of the Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners and the Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company of Grinnell Iowa. Entry is open to all junior and senior high school students in Iowa. Local prize $5 for first place and $2.50 for second. Regional prizes $25 $15 and $10. A $250 scholarship plus $100 cash will go to the state winner. Second prize state $75 and third $50. In 1965 over 380 contestants participated. state winner was Mike Swenson of Shenandoah with runners up Alan Schallock Osage and Eddie Wiederstein Audubon.
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Iowa Association of Soil Conservation District Commissioners
Grinnell Mutual Reinsurance Company
Grinnell
Iowa
Washington County Soil Conservation District
West Jefferson St
Washington
Mike Swenson
Shenandoah
Alan Schallock
Osage
Eddie Wiederstein
Audubon
Motorists fined in justice court session
Two drivers paid fines in Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden’s court. Terry Michael Cellman of Ainsworth was fined 17.50 for speeding and Charles S. Savage of Brighton paid 5 for driving without a valid license.
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Court of Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Terry Michael Cellman
Ainsworth
Charles S. Savage
Brighton
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Nite Owls Shine
Nite Owls led the league with team series 2285 and team game 816, 753 while Hawk Eyes posted 2109. Individual standout was Bill Carson with a 609 series and a 234 game, Ardella Harvey rolled 191, Dorothy Clarahan 521 in the women’s figures.
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Hawk Eyes
Nite Owls
Owls
Bill Carson
Dorothy Clarahan
Ardella Harvey
Investor’s Gold Cup standout earns national sales honor
Evanovich Jr. of Washington zone manager for Investors Diversified Services received national recognition and an award for record sales during the 1965 Investors Gold Cup Classic autumn campaign. Joe won membership in the Presidents Club and Sales Executives Club. Cedar Rapids division sales for six weeks exceeded its quota by ten percent.
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