Demons Triumph 57-48 Over Ottumwa Bulldogs on the Road
Washington Demons defeated Ottumwa 57 to 48 as Mulcahy Holden and McClure fueled a late push. McClure scored 22 to pace Washington while Ebinger topped Ottumwa with 21. both teams shot around 35 to 39 percent. The Demons travel Friday to Fort Madison to face the league leaders Bloodhounds.
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Gary Hurst
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Bloodhounds
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Lowe
Jeff Ebinger
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Men In Service SOJKA AB Rosemary A. Sojka AA 8522569
Rosemary A. Sojka is listed in the Men In Service section, with service code AA 8522569, associated to Box 1529 and stationed at Lackland AFB Texas.
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Demon sophomores fall to Ottumwa in overtime
Washington sophomore cagers lose 73 to 69 in overtime to Ottumwa. The Demons built a big lead, led 56 to 43 in the third, but Ottumwa rallied. Norton led Washington with 26 points, Brock 15, Sanders 11. Simpson 22 and Goepel 16 for Ottumwa.
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McBee Returns as SCI Track Team Member at State College of Iowa
George McBee a junior at State College of Iowa is one of 16 returning lettermen for another season under Coach Jack Jewett. The season opens February 15 with McBee competing in the broad jump and pole vault after graduating from Wellington High School.
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George McBee
State College of Iowa
Jack Jewett
McBee
Wington High School
Mixed Bowling Bowl-a-Ceres League Results Report
The Bowl-a-Ceres League standings show teams Bleach Combers Four Niners Nite Hawks Sleepers and Hits and Mrs with scores across games and series. Team and individual results include Hits and Mrs 2027 in team series and Combers 1998, Cal Little 30 in individual series and Pansy McGill 179 in individual game.
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Combers
Busters
Cal Little
Pansy McGill
Hawkins Uses Family Rolling Pin In Bowling Defense
VNU Fayette Missouri. Mrs E D Hawkins made a rolling pin and bread tray part of a legal defense as she protected possessions believed to date to 1898. The case highlights a long family claim to heirlooms amid a dispute in a local bowling league context.
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VNU Fayette
UPI
E. D. Hawkins
VEW Auxiliary marks 20th anniversary with Garden of Souvenirs theme
Ten years ago today VEW Auxiliary held a Tuesday evening observance at the VFW Hall celebrating its 20th anniversary. Mrs Marion McAvoy reviewed highlights from two decades of the Washington Auxiliary’s history.
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VEW Auxiliary
VFW
Marion McAvoy
Washington Auxiliary
Innsbruck Opens Ninth Winter Olympics in 50,000 Crowd
President Adolf Schaerf declared the ninth Winter Games open before about 50,000 in Olympic Stadium. Athletes from 35 nations paraded, with Greece leading and the Shah and Empress of Iran in attendance. UPI notes a chilly, hopeful mood, a moment of silence for two fallen athletes, and opening hockey between the United States and Russia.
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Eighth graders fall to Muscatine in tough loss
Eighth grade basketball team from the Demons lost 50 to 40 to Muscatine West, trailing 27 to 15 at halftime and 43 to 24 entering the final period. Rich Sojka led with 17 points, Greg Goodell 10, Chris Wilson 5, Craig Johnson 3, Randy Ross and Phil Davis 2, and Roger Harris 1.
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Greg Goodell
Chris Wilson
Craig Johnson
Randy Ross
Phil Davis
Roger Harris
Mid-Prairie Teams Fall to Monticello in Non-Conference Showdown
The Mid-Prairie varsity lost 68 to 39 and the sophomore squad fell 55 to 40 at Monticello. Monticello led by John McElmee with 13 points, while Mid-Prairie’s Kirk Bailey and Gary Martin led the scoring. Steve Kelly had 14 for Mid-Prairie with Lindy Brinning adding 11 as the teams struggled against the stronger Monticello effort.
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Monticello
John McElmee
Kirk Bailey
Gary Martin
Ron Ardufer
Steve Kelly
Mid- Prairie
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