Demons Clinch Sole Lead With Fort Madison Win 85 75
Washington Demons edged Fort Madison Bloodhounds 85 to 75 in a Southeast Six game to reclaim sole possession of first place as Mt Pleasant dropped earlier. Tom Lowe led with 26 points, Tim Trotman 25, Frank Sanders 18, Brock 22 rebounds, and Lester S. notes.
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Washington
Demons
Fort Madison
Bloodhounds
Mt. Pleasant
Davis County Mustangs
Tom Lowe
Tim Trotman
Frank Sanders
Bill Slee
Cassel
al Brock
Trotman
Logan
Lowe
Sanders
Chebuhar
Brock
Logan Sanders
Bower
Brinning
Roth
Myers
Witthoft
Chebuhar Harvey
Bover
Slee Decker Beecham Schier Smith Mason Dorsey Mata
Waco Warriors Top Van Buren 61 51 in Keosauqua
Waco Warriors defeated Van Buren 61 to 51 at Keosauqua Friday night to avenge an earlier loss. Terry Farmer led with 17 points, Ron Seberg had 15 points and 16 rebounds, Art Lauer added 9, and Ron Spangler contributed 15. Waco improved to 6 3 in Blackhawk play and travels to West Burlington next.
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Olds
Waco
Warriors
van Buren
Keosauqua
Blackhawk
Terry Farmer
Ron Seberg
Art Lauer
Ron Spangler
West Burlington
Mid-Prairie Splits Wins Over Solon In Twin Victory
Mid-Prairie boys defeated Solon 89 to 72 at Wellman as Lindy Brinning netted 26 and Gary Kos 25 while John Boyse added 13 and Pat Doyle led Solon with 25. In the girls game Mid-Prairie prevailed 78 to 52 with Connie Ehrenfelt scoring 29 and Charlene Klein Schmidt 25.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie Cagers
Solon
Mid-Prairie Boys
Lindy Brinning
Gary Kos
Hawks
John Boyse
Steve Kelly
Jan Skola
Pat Doyle
Mid-Prairie Girls
Connie Ehrenfelt
Mid-Prairie
Charlene Kleinschmidt
Diane Ehrenfelt
Jean Figgins
Darlene Lampe
Elaine Kleinschmidt
Janet Kos
Trudy Kos
Nancy Slemmons
Kay Miller
Janice Kron
Mary Shaver
Janice Miller
Farm Service Company Holds Eighth Annual Meeting
Ten years ago the Farm Service Company held its eighth annual meeting at the YMCA with about 150 attendees. President Herb Rich of Crawfordsville called the session to order and noted the company’s continued growth and facility expansion in the past year.
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Farm Service Company
YMCA
Herb Rich
Crawfordsville
Rich
Beard Opens Three-Stroke Lead In Lucky International
Beard holds a three-stroke advantage entering the third round at Harding Park in the $57,000 Lucky International. The rookie sensation, 1963, has shot 66 67 133 nine under par after two rounds and faces strong pursuers including Arnold Palmer Ken Venturi Tom Weiskopf and defending champ Bill Casper.
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San Francico
UPI
Frank Beard
Beard
Harding Park
Bill Casper
Las Vegas
Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
Tom Weiskopf
Casper
Venturi
Mike Souchak
Ray Floyd
Larry Mowry
Dave Ragan
George Bayer
Rocky Thompson
Joe Taylor
Joe Campbell
Terry Dill
al Meinert
Palmer
Miller Barber
Dudley Wysong Jr
Jay Dolan
Difference Between Good Reasons And Sound Reasons
A concise distinction notes that good reasons are solid, well founded motives guiding action, while so named reasons that sound good may be persuasive but lack robust evidence or logical support. The statement invites scrutiny of evidence, logic, and transparency in argumentation.
Sophomore Teams Diehard Scoring Says Fort Madison Showcase
Washington Demons toppled Fort Madison Bloodhounds 99 to 90 in a high scoring junior varsity basketball bout. Larry Roberts led Washington with 26 points, Sojka 18, and Wilson plus Goodell 14 each, while Earle scored 20 for Fort Madison.
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Ington
Young Demons
Larry Roberts
Sojka
Wilson
Goodell
Wally Hron
Earle
Washington
Hunter
Roberts
Hennigan
Goodell Levy
Porter
Schooley
McCarthy
Minick
Nardy
Fort Madison
Price
Flake
Thornton
McNeely
Loyola cagers topple UCLA 109 96 in overtime win
Loyola Rambers beat defending champion UCLA 109-96 in overtime extending their streak to 12. Jim Coleman led with 29 points while Doug Wardlaw added 26. UCLA’s Mike Warren had 25. Illinois crushed Notre Dame 120-92 in the same Chicago Stadium doubleheader. Don Freeman scored 33 for Illinois as Arizona upset Stanford 94-54. Georgia Tech defeated Arkansas 88-75 and San Francisco beat Southern California 81-73.
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Loyola
George Ireland
Rambler
Ireland
Ramblers
UCLA
Kansas State Wildcats
Bruins
Jim Coleman
Coleman
Doug Wardlaw
Mike Warren
Chicago Stadium
Illinois
Notre Dame
Irish
Don Freeman
Illini
Arizona
Stanford
Georgia Tech
Arkansas
San Francisco
Southern California
Terrell Denied New York Boxing License
Heavyweight contender Ernie Terrell was refused a boxing license by the New York State Athletic Commission, ending his bid to fight Cassius Clay in New York. The decision cited Terrell’s long association with Bernie Glickman, a former associate of Frankie Carbo, now jailed in California, and prompted Clay’s Louisville sponsors to reject Terrell as well. Promoters had planned a Madison Square Garden card featuring Clay versus Terrell and a middleweight title bout Tiger vs Griffith. The commission said the Terrell-Glickman ties harm boxing’s best interests.
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New York
Nyi
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
New York State Athletic Commission
Empire State
Terrell
Bernie Glickman
Chicago
Frankie Carbo
California
Clay
Louisville
Arthur Grafton
Doug Jones
Zora Folley
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
Dick Tiger
Emile Griffith
Commission
Melvin L. Krulewitch
Twyman to quit basketball after current season
Cincinnati star Jack Twyman, UC alum and longtime Royals forward, announced he will retire at season’s end to focus on his insurance business. The 31-year-old veteran ranks sixth in NBA history in points, having spent every pro season with the Royals and their predecessors.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
UPI
Jack Twyman
National Basketball Association
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati Royals
Rochester Royals
Twyman
Pittsburgh
The
Royals
Record of named individuals and vehicle brands
A ledger like listing names of people paired with various vehicles or brands including Flynn Brothers Buick Nebraska Consolidated Mills Ford Susie M Olin Russell K Jones International Pleasantview Home Gilbert S Kueneman Mary Edna Coble Ivy F Ryals George Norman Callistus John Kern Clayton J Nebel John Robert Wiley Kiene Brothers Wilson Steph en R Krantz Bridgestone James Peterson Janet Peterson Verle Clingman Shir ley Clingman Kenneth K Miller Gladys L Farrier Chevrolet Ford Chrysler Pontiac etc.
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Flynn Brothers
Buick
Nebraska Consolidated Mills
Ford
Susie M. Olin
Russell K. Jones
International
Pleasantview Home
Gilbert S. Kueneman
Chevrolet
Mary Edna Coble
Ivy F. Ryals
George Norman
Callistus John Kern
Clayton J. Nebel
John Robert Wiley
Kiene Brothers
Wilson
Stephen R. Krantz
Bridgestone
James
Janet Peterson
Verle
Shirley Clingman
Chrysler
Kenneth K. Miller
Pontiac
Gladys L. Farrier
Mt Pleasant Falls as Demons Regain Conference Lead
Washington remains atop the Southeast Conference with a 6 1 record after Davis County beat Mt Pleasant 59 52, while Fairfield defeated Centerville 69 50 to raise their record. Dan Welcher suffered a knee injury for Mt Pleasant, potentially ending his season as Jay Nardini led Davis County with 23 points and Gary Horn added 17.
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Washington
Davis County
Fairfield
Mt. Pleasant
Mustangs
Centerville
Trojans
Joe Simpson
Jeff Allen
Dick Watson
Ron Madden
Jack Kovacevich
Jim Carney
Big Reds
Local families welcome newborns and visit relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hamer of West Branch announce a son, Dean Francis, born January 7 at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Leo Huffman and wife welcomed an eight pound five ounce son, Andrew Paul, January 21 at Merch Hospital. Grandparents named, with updates on hospital visits and homecomings. Also notes on therapy for Mrs. Harold Cress, visits by Norman Sojka family, and several social gatherings including card parties and hobby club activities in Riverside.
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Riverside
Robert Hamer
West Branch
Dean Francis
Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Charles Hamer
Walter Shebek
Tim
Walter Shebeck
Leo Huffman
Merch Hospital
Andrew Paul
Leroy Huffman
Harold Cress
Norman Sojka
Cedar Rapids
Wes Sojka
Cleo Burich
Elmer Schneider
Merritt Yeggy
Francis Waldschmidt
John Bulger
Dean Cole
Fred Kron
Florence Hamilton
Roger Schloss
Gale Diniel
Robert Schneider
Verne Moss
Cleo Gerot
Schloss
Low
Hamilton
Adrian Dautremont
Bountiful
Utah
A. D. Fitzsimmons
Casper
Wyo
Hobby Club
John Metz
Real estate transfers list from South Washington area
Marian Anderson and husband to Darold Lloyd Powers lot D subdivision of Old College Grounds. Louise S. Penningroth to Orville W. Penningroth and Donald E. Penningroth land in sections 18 and 19. Burrell C. Foster and wife to Washington County eight acres in west half of southeast quarter of northeast quarter. John F. Rittenhouse of Earl C. Booth north half of southeast quarter of section 14. Sylvester Hoard and wife to Carl E. Arndt land in section 10. James C. Allison and wife to James C. Hill lot 18 block 1 Add SW Washington. Earl R. Wood and wife to Clay Edward Goode portions of lots in Woodlawn subdivision. Arthur A. Miller and wife to Milton A. Miller land in section 34.
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Marian Anderson
Darold Lloyd Powers
N. Littler
Old College
Washington
Louise S. Penningroth
Orvill W. Penningroth
Donald E. Penningroth
Burrell C. Foster
Washington County
John F. Rittenhouse
Earl C. Booth
Sylvester Hoard
Carl E. Arndt
James C. Allison
James C. Hill
Earl R. Wood
Clay Edward Goode
Woodlawn
Chilcote
Arrest 100 in India hunger riots in Kerala
Police across Kerala arrested nearly 100 political and union leaders and workers for alleged hunger riot involvement. Rioters clashed with police in Ernakulam and Trivandrum as students and workers blocked roads, stoned vehicles, and demonstrated. Sreekantan Nair earlier arrested sparked large protests in Quilon.
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New Delhi
UPI
Kerala
Ernakulam
Congress Party
Trivandrum
Quilon
Sreekantan Nair
Nair
Viet Cong Battles Reported Across Saigon Area
Cavalry and air units fight heavy with 13 Viet Cong dead in Masher operation while helicopters take fire and three choppers are downed on Highway No. 1. VC uniforms pose as Rangers and Marines in a surprise attack near Saigon.
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South
Saigon
1St Cavalry
Highway No. 1
1St Air Cavalry
U.S
South Viet Nam
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Ft. Madison
Washington, Owe
By Bud Lechner
Iowa
Wash
Loyola Cagers
By Jeff Myers
Renue
Sergeant Deadhead
M-G-M
Seven Arts
Kenneth Hyman
Sean Connery
Evening Journal
Washington Area
Sunset Park
Leo Huffmans
Robert Hamers
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Arthur A. Miller
Milton A. Miller
Sec
W. K
Bill
Dial
Brown Finance
Brown Finance Co
South Town Ave
India
E. Washington
Richard Embree
Future Home Builders
Main Line
Jack E. Gegner
Gegner Real Estate
Stockport
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