Demons edge Winfield Mt Union in home wrestling finale
Washington High seals a 27 19 victory over Winfield Mt Union as they overcome early light weights to win five of the last six bouts. Senior night features Tom Doughty Rusty Green Wendell Arduser and Dennis Smith. Fred Martin pins Mark Bitting at 138 pounds to spark the comeback en route to Bloomfield Southeast Six Conference tourney.
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Washington
Winfield Mt. Union
Demons
Tom Doughty
Rusty Green
Wendell Arduser
Dennis Smith
Fred Martin
Mark Bitting
Martin
Bitting
Doug Greenlee
John Busbee
Wen
Jack Marston
Mike Doughty
Dennis Nichols
Bob Nelson
Clive Brandi
Archer Wins Crosby Pro Am With Solid All Around Game
George Archer of Gilroy California wins the Bing Crosby National Pro Am at Pebble Beach with a one under 71 to take the $150,000 prize by one stroke over Howie Johnson Bob Dickson and Dale Douglass. Dickson and partner Jack Ging win $3,500 more in the Pro Am best ball.
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Pebble Beach
Calif
UPI
George Archer
Bing Crosby
Archer
Gilroy
Crosby
Howie Johnson
Bob Dickson
Dale Douglass
Douglass
Johnson
Dickson
Jack Ging
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Johnny Pott
Lee Trevino
Bob Goalby
Nicklaus
John Lotz
Palmer
Casper
Pott
Trevino
Goalby
Waco High Falls to Pekin in Wrestling Meet
Waco High School wrestlers lost 32 to 14 to Pekin Monday night. Matches included 95 Ibs Steve Burkholder of Waco pinning Steve Brown, 103 Ibs Joe Fye of Pekin winning 5-2, and 154 Ibs Jim McIntire of Pekin defeating Doug McGuire 4 to 60. Ken Paisley for Waco won by forfeit at 165 Ibs, while heavyweights saw Dick Reed of Pekin pin Doug Graber in 42 seconds.
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Waco
Pekin
Steve Burkholder
Steve Brown
Joe Fye
Warren Burkholder
Ken Paisley
Ted Roth
Dennis Bond
Dick Reed
Doug Graber
Conners Attend Career Day Open House at Mercy Hospital
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Ed Conner joined the Career Day open house and tea at Mercy Hospital School of Nursing in Iowa City on Sunday afternoon. The event is an annual affair at the school with parents and prospective students invited. Their daughter Sue is a freshman at the school.
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Ed Conner
Mercy Hospital School of Nursing
Iowa City
the Conner
Sue
Campaign Continues for $2000 Case Field Scoreboard
Total pledges reach $1130 toward a new football scoreboard at Case Field Washington De Men sponsor aims to raise the remainder quickly. Richard Paul president invites donors of $5+ to be named on a plaque and called a De Men meeting at 7 p.m. Wednesday in the YMCA. Donors include Knights of Columbus Blake's Davis Paint and others with plans to mail gifts to Richard Paul.
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Case Field
Washington
Washington de -Men
Richard Paul
The
Paul
YMCA
Knights of Columbus
Blake’s Davis
Donald Guy
Tim Trotman
Dave Williams
Paul’s Shoes
de - Men’s Club
Richard Hotle
Florence Sherman
Hy - Vee Stores
Crull & Lee Insurance
Odd Fellows Lodge
Shrine Club
John Hough
Rotary Club
Kiwanis Club
Waters Truck ing leads first round in YMCA league
The undefeated Waters Trucking quintet did not play as first round action ended. Sigourney beat the Jaycees 97 to 50 while Standard Oilers defeated Advance Ross 56 to 39 to close first round play. Ernie Krantz poured in 28 for the Oilers, Jim Munn 12, Larry Knight 10.
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Waters Trucking
Washington
Jim Stone
Sigourney
Tom Brown
Mike Craven
G. Farris
C. Kenney
Jaycee
UCLA Tops UPI College Basketball Rankings Week Eight
UCLA remains number one in the UPI Coaches Rating Board weekly poll, holding a 14-0 record with 35 first place votes. North Carolina 13-1, Santa Clara 16-0, Davidson 14-1, and Kentucky 12-2 follow as top contenders in the Week Eight ranking.
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UPI
UCLA
North Carolina
Santa Clara
Davidson
Kentucky
New Mex
St. John’s
Illinois
Villanova
LaSalle
Duquesne
Tulsa
Kansas
Colorado
Columbia
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Dayton
New Mexico
Purdue
Wyoming
Tar Heels
Broncos
New Mexico State
St. John’s of New York
Men s Bowling Blues Se mday League Results
Falk leads with a 3 1 win slate as Squire Shoppe Freshwaters Hy Vee Rose Motel Zieglowsky and Edwards post scores. High team series Joe Falk 2680 and Zieglowsky 2564. Team game Hy Vee 943. Individual series Doug Dunlap 630, Bob Randall 594. Individual games Dick Giardi 225, Doug Dunlap 223, Pat Burroughs 223.
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Oees
Zieglowsky
Rose Motel
Squire Shoppe
Edwards Insurance
Pie Aaa
Falk
Freshwaters
Edwards
Fareway
Hy - Vee
Joe Falk
Doug Dunlap
Bob Randall
Dick Giardino
Pat Burroughs
Soul Brothers win 6th straight in high school league
The Soul Brothers stayed undefeated in the Washington high school age cage league with a 64 to 60 win over the Boilermakers. Gravier scored 24 and Green 14 for the winners while Davisson 22 Zieglowsky 17 Sojka 16 led the losers. Doc and the Seniors beat the Oaks 80 to 50 as Morrison 18 Weeks 14 Porter 10 paced the winners and Flickinger 19 led the Oaks in defeat.
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Soul Brothers
Washingtons
Boilermakers
Doc
Oaks
Gravier
Green
Davisson
Zieglowsky
Sojka
T. Morrison
Weeks
Porter
Flickinger
Hawkins Ready for Star Game
The ABA All-Star Game hinges on knee injuries to Rick Barry of Oakland and Connie Hawkins of Minnesota. Hawkins, leader of the Minnesota Pipers, was listed out by East Coach Jim Harding, while Barry returned Sunday and played 16 minutes, set to start for the West after a Monday workout.
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UPI
American Basketball Association
Rick Barry
Oakland
Connie Hawkins
Minnesota
Hawkins
Minnesota Pipers
Jim Harding
Barry
Houston
National Basketball Association
San Francisco Warriors
ABA
Prohibition Ratification Narrowly Fails in Two States
In the era’s league and industry notes Washington Auto edges Farm Hybrid 2770 to 2765 in team play while Washington Auto wins the team game 968 to 945 against Mobil Oil. Individual leaders include Walter Sojka with 571 in series and 245 in games, Al Lemke with 559, and David Obal at 203. Connecticut and Rhode Island alone did not ratify the Prohibition Amendment.
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Washington Auto
Farm Bureau
Walnut Grove
Pegda AE
Wastigion KC
Jet Ae
Farm Hybrid
Mobil Oil
Walter Sojka
al Lemke
David Obal
Connecticut
Rhode Island
USC Star Chosen By Buffalo Bills in 1969 Draft
O J Simpson the USC Heisman winner and two time All America was picked No 1 by the Buffalo Bills as the top choice in the 1969 pro football draft. Buffalo seeks Simpson after finishing 1 12 1 last season with hopes of a 750000 payoff. Also selected were George Kunz by Atlanta Leroy Keyes by Philadelphia Joe Greene by Pittsburgh Greg Cook by Cincinnati and Ron Sellers by Boston.
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UPI
O. J. Simpson
California
Buffalo Bills
Simpson
Bills
Southern Cal
Trojans
Buffalo
George Kunz
Notre Dame
Atlanta Falcons
Kunz
Fighting Irish
Ara Parshegian
Falcons
Philadelphia
Leroy Keyes
Purdue
Keyes
Joe Greene
North Texas State
Pittsburgh Steelers
Greene
Greg Cook
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Bengals
Cook
Chuck Hixson
SMU
Florida State
Bill Cappleman
Ron Sellers
Boston
Sellers
Bruins remain top, stretch to 30 straight victories
UCLA's basketball team extends its 30 game win streak and holds the No. 1 ranking for the eighth straight week despite a flat first half against Northwestern. They closed with wins over Northwestern 81-67 and Loyola Chicago 84-65.
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UPI
UCLA
Bruins
Uclans
John Wooden
Chicago Stadium
Windy City
Wooden
Northwestern
Wildcats
Loyola
LaSalle
Tom Gola
Tulsa
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Wilbert Seggerman
Bloomfield
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Randy Crockett
Kurt Paular
John Smith
Kim Klopfenstein
Greg Wolfer
Rick Haines
John Simmering
Mark Underwood
Doug Smith
Roger Finke
Nelson Smith
John Rasmus
Jim Davis
Richard Ross
Don Lawless
Bob Wood
David Butler
Dennis Mathias
Gordon Roth
Mark Bean
Rick Langford
Steve Adam
Rod Reschly
Steve Reynolds
Greg Ule
Gary Langford
Gary Roth
Otto Samuels
Ken Kaufman
Jim McIntire
Doug McGuire
McKesson
Washington, Bene
Squire Educators
Sigourney Advance
Ross Jaycees
Standard Oilers
Chuckles
Bud Lechner
USC
Joe Carnicelli
UPI Sports
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Loyola of Chicago
LaSalle Victor
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U.S. Supreme Court
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Chrys Motors Corporation
Paramount Pictures Presents
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