Indiana State Falls Behind Illinois State 70-64
Indiana State, led by Larry Bird with 31 points, suffers a 70-64 defeat as Illinois State, behind Jeff Wilkins 22 points, rallies from a halftime deficit. Providence over Niagara in overtime. Villanova tops St John’s 65-63 led by Keith Herron’s 20 points.
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United Press International
Indiana State
Larry Bird
Indiana
Illinois State
Jeff Wilkins
Sycamores
Wilkins
Dwight Williams
Providence
Niagara
Phil Scaffidi
Friars
Joe Hassett
Bob Misevicius
Keith
Larry Herron
Villanova
St. John's
Larry
St. John’s
Bowling League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Monday results feature Bud's Jack & Jill defeating Hill's Barber Shop 4 0 while Iowa Southern and HyVee tie 2 2. Joe Falk Company leads with a 2670 team series and 1004 team game. Doug Dunlap tops individual series at 590 and Allen Fuhr leads in games with 224. Tuesday results show Carson 4 Land O Lakes 0 and Wagon Wheel 3 McCleery 1 with Carson posting 2676 in team series and McCleery's D Pohren 242 in individual game.
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Joe Falk Company
Crown House Antiques
Bud’s Jack & Jill
Zieglowsky Furnishings
Town Southern
Hill’s Barber Shop
Bud's Jack & Jill
Iowa Southern
T.V. Lab
Joe Falk Co
TV Lab
Doug Dunlap
Earl Rae
Allen Fuhr
Seeeees
Washington Cafe
McCleery-Cumming
Fareway
Iceessesseeveeuaes Carson
Land-O-Lakes
Wagon Wheel
McCleery
Cafe
Thompson
Hennigan
Eighth graders fall to Iowa City Northwest in dual
Washington eighth graders lost 58 to 14 at Iowa City Northwest. Coach Steve Roth praised Robb Murphy and Brian Horn who won by pins and noted Ron Kuntz’s first win of the year. Other results listed include multiple losses, two pins for Horn and Murphy, and exhibition matches with mixed outcomes.
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Iowa City Northwest
Steve Roth
Young Demons
Robb Murphy
Brian Horn
Ron Kuntz
Streb
He Knight
Vietoploe
Teiren Osborne
Collins
Paul Watson
Stutzman
Mike Boileau
Trimble
Mark Ledger
Rambler
Ranshaw
Dan Jaspering
Marston
Kevin Banks
Soper
Mark Wood
Lavelle
Eric Ridley
Michel
Myers
Myron Sojka
Clark
Jim Lawless
Fox
Steve Knight
Banks
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Sojka
Watson
Boileau
Ledger
Demons
Fox Hunters to hold final hunt in season Saturday
The Tri County Fox Hunters Association will host its final fox hunt of the season on Saturday. Hunters meet at the Wayland sale barn at 9 30 a m. Coyote hunts may occur later. Twenty four participated in last Saturday's hunt. An oyster and chili supper is set for February 5 at Crawfordsville school.
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Tri County
Fox Hunters Association
Wayland Sale
Crawfordsville
Washington swimmers defeat Keokuk YMCA in dual meet
Washington swimmers edged Keokuk YMCA teams in a Saturday dual meet. Event wins and times covered boys and girls across 8 and 9 and 10 year groups, 11 and 12 year olds, and open divisions, with multiple relay victories led by standout performances from Cady, Hanson, Elliott, Baldrige, Wiley, and Goff among others.
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Washington
Keokuk Ymca
B. Elliott
C. Hanson
T. Webbey
K. Burbach
M. Murphy
J. Lloyd
B. Zwicki
C. Wiley
A. Hess
S. Zwicki
C. Moore
J. Williamson
J. Eaton
L. Long
V. Carey
L. Elliott
A. Lampkin
Huskies stay atop SE Iowa conference with win over Lone Tree
Highland boys improved to 11 1 in SE Iowa play by defeating Lone Tree 75 62 at home. Jeff Davis scored 29 points and 18 rebounds while Kirk Kaalberg added 26 points and 6 steals. Lone Tree was led by Scott with 21 and Lean 20. Highland hit 45 percent to Lone Tree's 42 percent.
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Highland’s Boys
John McFarland
Dan Havel
Denny Jenn
Tom Jenn
Kirk Soukup
Scott
Lean
Lone Tree
Davis
Huskies
Kaalberg
Highland
Frisco Keeps No 1 Rating In UPI Hoops Poll
The United Press International coaches poll lists San Francisco 19-0 as top with 31 first place votes. Michigan 13-1 follows at two, North Carolina three, Alabama four, and Nevada Las Vegas five, with teams like Tennessee Kentucky UCLA and Louisville also highly ranked.
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UPI
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Michigan
North Carolina
Alabama
Nevada-Las Veys
Tennessee
Kentucky
Marquette
UCLA
Louisville
Wake Forest
Cincinnati
Arizona
Minnesota
Providence
Arkansas
Purdue
Oregon
Indiana St
Missouri
Turkey hunting licenses public in Iowa season notice
Iowa residents may apply for wild turkey hunting licenses from January 28 to February 11 at the Washington County Recorder office. The fee is 10 dollars and licenses are issued during regular hours 8 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Applications are accepted only from Iowa residents.
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Iowa
Maxine Smith
Washington
Cow chip tosser wins finals spot in California contest
Turkey farmer Robert Ryckebosch of Lancaster California hurled a dried cow manure piece 124 feet 10 inches to win the semifinals at a Western Fairs Association meet and beat 50 entrants for the finals of the International Cow Chip Throwing Contest.
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Coronado
Calif
Highland Girls Defeat Lone Tree In Conference Tilt
Highland girls topped Lone Tree 64 43 after leading 15 10 and 29 14 at halftime. Mary Swenson scored 33 as Highland improved to 9 2 in conference, tying for second. Carol Sweeting logged 14 rebounds 10 steals and 6 blocks. Lone Tree’s Liz Eckhoff had 22. They play Mediapolis Friday.
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Highland
Lone Tree
Highland Wrestlers Beat Mediapolis 30 17 In Dual Meet
Highland High School varsity wrestlers defeated Mediapolis 30 to 17 in a dual at Mediapolis Tuesday night. Chris Kraemer won at 98 pounds, Tom Owens pinned at 105, and multiple matches ended with pins or decisions for Highland. Junior varsity results included Abel pin and several decisions, with Shamrock defeating Kucera to close the card.
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Highland High School
Mediaplis
Mediapolis
Chris Kraemer
Mark Schrader
Tom Owens
Steve Abel
Robert Cole
Dennis Reynolds
Terry Becker
Brian Swafford
Rodney Cole
Mark Swafford
Ken Crawford
John Dann
Scott Frank
Fred Burich
Jeff Bartmann
Kim Robb
Terry Cover
Dave Thomann
Mike McCall
Darrell Steele
Brian Weigand
Dan Gerot
Eighth grade girls fall to Mid-Prairie 28-16
Mid-Prairie defeated Washington 28-16 in eighth grade girls basketball on Tuesday. Lori Redlinger and Marlene Escher each scored six for Washington. Rhonda Knerr and Jenny Eaton led with seven rebounds each. A team down 2-3 on the season, the Demons next host Ft. Madison.
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Mid-Prairie
Washington
Lori Redlinger
Marlene Escher
Roberta Warren
Sue Vittetoe
Demons
Rhonda Knerr
Jenny Eaton
Julie Sommers
Julie Mottet
Michelle Myers
Carol Lukovsky
Karen Reisener
Donna Boone
Brenda Proctor
Ms. Sommers
Ft. Madison
McAdoo leads Knicks in win over Bulls 108 91
Bob McAdoo scored 34 points with 15 rebounds and seven assists to power the New York Knicks past the Chicago Bulls 108 91. Tom McMillen contributed 16 points while guarding Artis Gilmore, limiting the 7 foot 2 center after early hot start.
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Buffalo Braves
Paul Snyder
Monty Hall
Snyder
New York Knicks
Chicago Bulls
Bob McAdoo
National Basketball Association
Braves
Buffalo
Tom McMillen
John Gianelli
McAdoo
Bulls
McMillen
Artis Gilmore
Will
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Gilmore
Lonnie Shelton
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J. Murphy
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T. Elliott
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B. Kline
T. Baldrige
G. Wiley
A. van Houten
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Tootsie
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