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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1972

Page

7

Demons Fall 78 65 At Ft Madison In Southeast Seven Tilt

Washington Demons lose 78 65 at Ft Madison as Terry Dietsch leads Bloodhounds with 29 points while Don Adams and Ward Anderson top Washington with 17 and 14. Demons foul trouble hands Ft Madison a fourth conference loss for Washington.

Washington Demons Ft. Madison Skip Speece Bloodhounds Don Adams Doug Hough Joe Gilmore Steve Goff Speece Terry Spurgeon Goff Terry Dietsch Big Joe Thannett Pat McGinnis Tony Matteson Hounds

Bruins rout Loyola in Midwest trip ahead of Notre Dame

UCLA, ranked No. 1, crushed Loyola of Chicago 92-44 on Friday night as Bill Walton and Henry Bibby led with 18 points each. Notre Dame fared poorly, losing 81-59 to Illinois in the Chicago Stadium doubleheader.

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Daniels Resents Underdog Label In ABA All Star Game

Big Mel Daniels, last season's MVP, rejects an underdog tag for his West squad in the ABA All Star Game. The East features top scorers Charlie Scott Dan Issel Rick Barry and John Brisker, while Artis Gilmore and Jim McDaniels add height for the East. West lineup includes Willie Wise Roger Brown and Daniles among others as the series sits 2-2.

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Oskaloosa Indians roll to 87–57 win at Davis County

Oskaloosa built a 17–15 first quarter lead, then pulled away to an 87–57 victory at Davis County. Chuck Converse led with 26 points, Alex Brentner 22, Bill Barnhouse 19 as Davis County fell behind early and never recovered. Fairfield beat Centerville 67–62 as John Simmons scored 27 for the Trojans. Fort Madison outlasted Washington 78–65. Mt. Pleasant had no game. Standings show Oskaloosa 7–1, Mt. Pleasant 6–2, Fairfield 6–3, Fort Madison 4–4, Washington 4–5, Centerville 1–7, Davis County 1–7.

Oskaloosa Indians Davis County Fort Madison Bloodhounds Washington Demons Fairfield Trojans Centerville Chuck Converse Alex Brentner Bill Barnhouse Jeff Warning Stan Rupe Fairfield Big Reds Trojans John Simmons Bruce Hesston Dick Roland Mike Fields Rick Sharp Doug McAnelly Stu Sylvain Mt. Pleasant Panthers Mt. Pleasant Fort Madison Washington

Washington Sophomores Fall to Fort Madison Bloodhounds

Washington's sophomore cagers lost 54 to 40 at Fort Madison. They trailed 17 to 7 after the first quarter and 49 to 14 at halftime. Terry Roth scored 12 and Gary Black 10 to lead Washington in a game where Fort Madison led 40 to 24 entering the final period.

Washington Fort Madison Demons Terry Roth Gary Black Steeples Gunn Anderson Roth Washington Rae Black Shimko Widmer Paul Schooley Williams Burkum Quinn Totals

Waco Warriors Lead Blackhawk After Big Tri County Victory

Waco’s Warriors moved to 11-1 in 12 games by beating Tri County 82-50 at Thornburg. Dave Schooley led with 22 points, Steve Rich 19, and Steve Reschly 13 with nine boards as Waco dominated 16-9 49-24 66-37. Tri County’s Denison and Hartzell each scored 12. Waco hosts Cardinal of Eldon next.

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Ninth Grade Basketball Rescheduled to Monday

The ninth grade basketball game previously set for Thursday has been cancelled and moved to 4:30 p.m. Monday. Washington's ninth graders will host the Mt. Pleasant Panthers at home.

Washington Mt. Pleasant Panthers

Dallas scientists claim garbage to electricity breakthrough

A Dallas group led by Dr. Henry Cobble says a secret project named Rozar Inc has developed a process to convert city waste into electricity at low cost. They propose plausible byproducts like methanol and amino acids with potential medical applications, aiming for private funding and a larger six by four by six feet reactor.

Dallas UPI Henry Cobble Cobble University of Sussex England United States

Bowling Thursday Rollers League Results

The Merry Maids and Bowling Bags led a Thursday bowling session with 2 2 and 3 1 scores respectively. High team series totals were Merry Maids 2044 and Bowling Bags 1998. Individual leaders included Sherri Hershberger with 548 in series and 207 in a game, and Jean Close with 544 in series and 199 in a game.

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Gophers lose two brawlers in Big Ten trouble

University of Minnesota players Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor were suspended for the rest of the season after a game-stopping brawl with Ohio State. Big Ten Commissioner Wayne Duke called the incident tragic and embarrassing, noting no justification for the actions. Ohio State’s Luke Witte and Mark Wager were sidelined by concussions from the fight as conference officials reviewed films and interviews.

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