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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1965

Page

8

Providence Wins in Last Second Clash Over St Bonaventure

Providence Friars survive a late foul risk and a one point deficit as Blair sinks two free throws to beat St Bonaventure 77 76. Jim Walker leads Providence with 20 points while George Carter tops Bonnies with 18 as Davidson, Houston and Arizona time other top teams win or fall in a busy college slate.

Providence Bill Blair Blair Friars UPI St. Bonaventure Town Jim Walker George Carter Bonnies Davidson East Carolina College East Carolina Fred Hetzel Don Davidson Dick Snyder Bobby Kinnard Jim Jones Fone University of Houston Baylor Houston Bears

Hawkeyes Face No. 1 UCLA In Chicago Showdown

Chicago tonight features Iowa facing top ranked UCLA at the Chicago Stadium. Iowa assistant coach Dick Schultz cites confidence from recent wins and a belief they can beat any ranked team. UCLA coach John Wooden labels Town a difficult opponent as Illinois and others jockey for conference play. Coe, Northwestern, and Central also schedule games across the region with North Dakota State, St Olaf, Westmar, and Tarkio on varied trips.

United Press International UCLA Chicago Hawkeyes Dick Schultz Indiana Bloomington Schultz Towa Jonny Wooden Uolans Drake Tulsa Bulldogs Missouri Valley North Texas Harold Aldridge Gene West West Miners Rick Park Golden Hurricane State College of Iowa North Dakota State Panthers Coe St. Olaf Northwestern Sioux Falls Midland Westmar Central Rockford Graclenad Tarkio

Thursday Rollers League Makes Week Two Standouts

Women's bowling league standings show Won Lost Polka Dots 60 slow Rollers 51 In Betweeners 15 Turkey Trotters 60 Fourettes of High Scores led by team series Slow Rollers 2081 and Trotters 1969. Team game Slow Rollers 723 Roe Rollers 720. Individual marks Mary Ran all 484 and Sharron Lutes 478. Anna Russell 193 Mary Randall 192.

Roe Rollers Turkey Trotters Slow Rollers Trotters Mary Ranall Sharron Lutes Anna Russell Mary Randall

Mixed Bowling league results feature Hawkeyes top team

In a mixed bowling league, Hawkeyes won with team series 2089 and team game 116. Hawkeyes edge Hawks Eyes 2089 series while Pin Busters 710, Hits and Mrs. 2026. Individual leaders include Bob Ryner 603 series and 224 game, Charlene Tanner 191, Sharron Lutes 505.

Hawk Eyes Nite Owls Cockeyed Optimists Pin Busters Hawkeyes Hawk Eyes 116; Pin Busters 710. Individual Series: Bob Ryner Sharron Lutes Bob Ryner Charlene Tanner

Farm Bureau Leads Midweek Bowling Results

In a busy Wednesday bowling card, Farm Bureau, Farm Service and Northrup King posted top team and individual scores. Notables include Maurice Crawford with 587 in the series and Bob Lowe posting a 568 series, while team totals show Farm Bureau 2508 and Farm Service 2438 for the event with multiple 200+ games.

Farm Geb Chevrolet Farm Bureau Mobil Oil Sportshop Washington DC Northrup King Geb Mobil Northrup King Farm Service Bob Lowe Maurice Crawford Bob Lowe Larry Dittrich

Hi Rollers League Scores and Standings

Washington leads with 2787 points, Watson Cleaners 2700, and several teams including Washington Oil 956 and 954 in team game. Individual series top scores include Bob Lowe 590 and Cloyce Zieglowsky 564 with Pat Burroughs 215, reflecting a busy state cafe league event.

Sorrell “Auto Wash’ton Oil Co Watson Cleaners Steele Lumber Shell Oil Co Deep Rock Stewart Pontiac - Buick Washington Washington Oil Bob Lowe Cloyce Zieglowsky Pat Burroughs

Contracts Record Samuel Simmering to Mitchell Wife Lot 1

Samuel Simmering transfers to Gilbert R. Mitchell a lot described as Lot 1 in Block 5 of Margaret Young's Second Addition in Washington.

Samuel Simmering Gilbert R. Mitchell Bik Margaret Young Washington

Five tie for golf lead in Frisco at Lucky Open

In San Francisco pro golf LuckOpen first round at Harding Park saw five players finish 68 to share the early lead. Jack Montgomery George Archer Butch Baird Gardner Dickinson and Jack McGowan led a 16 under par field with stars Casper Rodriguez and Lema near the pack as January shot a 70.

San Francisco UPI Pro Golf Jack Montgomery George Archer Butch Baird Gardner Dickinson Jack McGowan Billy Casper Juan Chi Chi) Rodriguez Tony Lema Harding Park Bobby Nichols Bruce Cramtpon Bob

Dedication fuels Sharon Stouder's Olympic drive

Sharon Stouder, the 1964 Tokyo swimming gold medalist at age 15, endured a grueling routine including two daily drives totaling 200 miles for practice with Bell Gardens and City of Commerce clubs. A top Glendora High student with over 200 trophies, she balances school, reading fiction, folk music, and her poodle Archie while weighing a possible 1968 bid on college plans and continued progress.

Glendora Calif UPI Sharon Strouder Tokyo Miss Stouder Glendora High School Bell Gardens City of A.poisea Ana Aown Earth Slonde Sharon Peter, Paul and Mary New Christy Minstrels Archie

Canadian sled favored to win world bobsled title

Vic Emery leading Canada with the Maple Leaf sled as practice times set the pace at St Moritz. Emery, Olympic champion, posted 1 minute 19.67 seconds in final practice, then drew worst starting number for the championship. Austrian rookie Manfred Hofer and American Fred Fortune sleds posted second and third fastest times, promising a tight final heat.

ST. Moritz Switzerland UPI Canada Vic Emery Olympic Montreal Aviation Emery Manfred Hofer Lake Placid, N.Y Fred Fortune

Demons Wrestlers Drop Dual Meet at Williamsburg

Washington High School finished 5 and 5 in dual meets after a loss to Williamsburg. Eddie Day wrestled ill, Jim Doughty hurt, while Larry Green ended the season 10 straight wins at 180 pounds and heavyweights. Leon Lintz went 8-1-1 at 127 pounds. Joe Moore and Jim Doughty praised for future potential. Reserve winners Dave Tindal and Jim Marshall noted. Steve Tindal contributed on varsity.

Wasmngton High School Williamsburg Demons Faifield Eddie Day Jim Doughty Lawless Larry Green Leon Lintz Joel Moore Vnity Dave Tindal Jim Marshall Steve Tindal

Demand agreement in dock strike on Texas coast

Negotiators pressed for settlement of the East and Gulf coast longshore strike affecting 19 days of work stoppage. Galveston talks stalled over gang size, while New Orleans and Mobile unions moved toward four year deals. Labor officials hoped a weekend return to work, with 500 ships marooned and costs surpassing 1 billion dollars. The piece shifts to NBA standings with a Knicks Pistons note.

Galveston Tex UPD Texas Gulf Coast International Longshoremen’s Association ILA Mobile Ala New Orleans George Dixon Mobile Ila West Gulf Thomas W. Gleason James Reynolds

New Chevrolets In Stock With Weekly Arrivals

Local dealer showcases several new Chevrolet models and notes weekly arrivals. Sales, quality, and performance are highlighted to attract buyers. Stop by to see why Chevrolet vehicles are favored for value and reliability.

Chevrolet

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