Demons Seek Turnover Cut in Fort Madison Return
Washington's Demons travel to Fort Madison Friday night for a Southeast Seven Conference game against the Bloodhounds. After two one point losses, coach Skip Speece plans starting lineup changes to curb turnovers and add height. Guards Gebhardt and Clingman or Swartzendruber. forwards Hennigan and Goodell. center Eagle or Witthoft. Fort Madison expected to start Glasgow Kuhljurgen Negemeyer Coppage and Green. Speece ill but aims to coach Friday.
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Demons
Fort Madison
Bloodhounds
Skip Speece
Speece
Joe Gebhardt
John Clingman
Scott Swartzendruber
Denny Hennigan
Gary Goodell
Steve Eagle
Tom Witthoft
Glasgow
Kuhljurgen
Negemeyer
Coppage
Green
End first round in Y adult league
The Y Adult League ended its first of two rounds in a three way tie among Keokuk County State Bank Educators Harry and Franks and the Squire Shoppe Educators. Waters Trucking placed next, followed by Standard Oilers and Ainsworth. Top scorers included Jim Stone 26 for Keokuk County State Bank, Dallas Krantz 23 for the Oilers, Al Brock 23 for Waters Trucking, Doug Dunlap 20 for Squire Shoppe Educators, and Glen Fletcher 18 for Harry and Franks along with R Norris of Ainsworth. The Oilers were upset 77-85 in the second-round opener between Harry and Franks and the Oilers.
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Keokuk County State Bank
Harry and
Franks
Squire Shoppe
Waters Trucking
Standard Oilers
Ainsworth
Jim Stone
Dallas Krantz
Oilers
al Brock
Doug Dunlap
Glen Fletcher
R. Norris
Harry
Washington eighth graders sweep Fairfield in two games
Washington eighth graders defeated Fairfield in A and B games on Tuesday. In A, Craig Paul led with 13 points as Washington opened a lead after the first quarter and pulled away to 38-22. Widmer grabbed 14 rebounds while teammates added points. In B, Washington built a 15-6 halftime edge, then held on for 22-16 win with Schirmer and Hotle contributing in scoring and rebounding.
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Washington
Fairfield
Little Demons
Craig Paul
Gary Black
Terry Renoux
Richard Widmer
Joe Williams
Mike Schooley
Terry Burkum
Widmer
Trojans
Dave Schneider
Barry Hotle
Andy Shimko
Jeff Zear
Tony Earl
Shimko
Hotle
Muscatine Central
Walnut Grove leads in Corn King League bowling
Walnut Grove tops the Men's Bowling Corn King League with a team series of 2644 and a team game 932 while Farm Service posts 2624 and 932. Larry Hough leads individuals with a 540 series, tied by F Sojka and D Van Fleet at 532. W Sojka and G Hora flash 206 and 198 in single games.
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TN Cess
Farm Service
Siegle’s Mobil
Washington Auto Body
Farm Bureau
Booth Ambulance
Washington KC
Walnut Grove
Siegle
Mobil
Larry Hough
F. Sojka
D. van Fleet
W. Sojka
G. Hora
Waco Boys Down Pekin as Pekin Girls Win Opener
Waco High School boys rolled to a 63 to 40 basketball victory over Pekin Tuesday night, while Pekin girls opened with a 70 to 54 win over Waco. Pekin led 33 to 28 at halftime and 53 to 44 after the third. Christy Maurer scored 27 and Emmack 21 for Pekin. Linda Baker 21 and Ann Davis 18 led Waco. Cathy Meyer 8, Sheryl Sommers 5, Lori Mast 2 for Pekin. The Warriors led early 34 to 13 at halftime. Nebel had 16 rebounds. Waco's scoring also included Widmer 11, Schooley 20, Schra der 9, Rich 6, Roth 2, Anderson 2. Jeff Hendrickson led Pekin with 14 points.
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Pekin
Pekin Girls
Waco Girls
Christy Maurer
Emmack
Linda Baker
Ann Davis
Waco
Cathy Meyer
Sheryl Sommers
Lori Mast
Waco Boys
Warriors
Grant Nebel
Nebel
Jim Widmer
Lynn Farmer
Bill Schooley
Jack Schrader
Steve Rich
Jason Roth
Spence Anderson
Jeff Hendrickson
Grouwinkel out as Iowa coach
The Board in Control of Athletics at the University of Iowa dismissed Gary Grouwinkel from his job as line coach after a four hour meeting, while retaining him in the department for the rest of the year.grounds cited were gross negligence to duty and personal incompatibility, with coach Ray Nagel requesting relief. The board plans a committee to review policy and consult with the director and coaches on future problems.
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University of Iowa
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Sam Fahr
Iowa City
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Ray) Nagel
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Forest Evashevski
Fahr
Sprinter Carlos Drafted by Eagles as Prospects in Football
John Carlos, famed sprinter and Olympic figure, was drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the final rounds, selected seventh overall in a two day session that produced 442 players. Notable picks include Jim Otis, Rodney Brand, Tom Curtis, Ed Bell, Willie Davenport, Jess Lewis, Seaburn Hill, Don Cranshaw, and Rayford Jenkins, with 287 major college players chosen versus 155 from the college division.
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Carlos
Mexico City
Philadelphia Eagles
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San Jose State
Eagles
Jim’ Otis
Ohio State
New Orleans
York Giants
Rodney Brand
Arkansas
Baltimore Colts
Tom Curtis
Michigan
Bell
Idaho State
New York Jets
Jess Lewis
Oregon State
Houston
Seaburn Hill
Arizona State
Don Crenshaw
Southern California
Rayford Jenkins
Alcorn A&m
Worley Gulf and Mills Rambler Bow to Crawfordsville Banks
In a team series Worleys 2639 edged Mills 2584 as Crawfordsville Bank scored 0. Home Town and Iowa Cafe gathered points in a tight contest. Individual highlights include Joe Richards 636 in series and 247 in a game, with Lukovsky 593 series and Libe 211 game.
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Mills Rambler
Crawfordsville Bank Town Cafe
Carson Plumbing Fe Eee
Home Town
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Mills
Crawfordsville Bank
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Carson
Iowa Cafe
Worleys
Joe Richards
Lukovsky
Donaldson
Libe
Bonnies suffer first defeat as Villanova tops them
St Bonaventure, ranked No 3, loses to Villanova 64 62 after leading late. Bill Kalbaugh misses three late shots. Hank Siemianikowski blocks his layup. Villanova improves home record, while Bonnies drop to 13 1. Other results include South Carolina overpowering Virginia Tech 86 54 and Maryland beating Duke 52 50 on final buzzer.
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St. Bonaventure
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Bill Kalbaugh
Hank Siemianikowski
Howard Porter
Chris Ford
Bob
South Carolina
Will Hetzel
Maryland
Duke
Terrapins
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Jim Price
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John Canine
Bowling Green
Jim Penix
St. Joseph’s
Cliff Meely
Colorado
Oklahoma
Dayton
Eastern Michigan
Temple
Lafayette
Holy Cross
Springfield
Denis Clark
Boston College
Northeastern
Fordham
Navy
Providence
St. John’s
N.Y
Clemson
Furman
Denver
Air Force
Stephen F. Austin
Eastern New Mexico
Hairston boosts Lakers with 33 as West adds 36 in win
Lakers beat San Diego 113-108 for their sixth straight win as Happy Hairston scores 33 and Jerry West adds 36. The rally came after injuries to Wilt Chamberlain and Elgin Baylor, moving Los Angeles within two games of first-place Atlanta in the Western Division. Other scores: Milwaukee over Cincinnati 126-114, Baltimore 123-115 over Chicago, Boston 112-100 over Philadelphia.
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Happy Hairston
Los Angeles Lakers
Hairston
Detroit Pistons
Bill Hewitt
Jerry West
Wilt Chamberlain
Elgin Baylor
New York University
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National Basketball Association
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Bob Rule
Sonics
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Don Smith
Jen Alcindor
Jon MecGlocklin
Bucks
Johnny Green
Kevin Loughery
Earl Monroe
Clem Haskins
Bulls
Jo Jo White
76Ers
Celtics
Archie Clark
Winfield romps over the Huskies in decisive win
Winfield Mount Union swept both Highland teams on Tuesday night. The girls fell 72 to 41 while the Huskies boys lost 86 to 57. Jean Wick led Winfield with 42 points and Tim Carlson added 22 as Highland prepares for Friday at Columbus Junction.
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Winfield Mount Union
Huskies
Winfield
Jean Wick
Cheryl Finke
Linda Chalupa
Patty Metz
Bill Watkinson
Jim Herdlicka
Carlsons
Tim
Jeff
Columbus Junction
Winfield Mt. Union
Boys Highland
Men in Service Nichol son A le Michael R Nicholson
Michael Nicholson of Box 11309 531st TFS APO San Francisco 96227 is listed in service records with a military address. The entry notes his status and mailing details for personnel records.
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