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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1973

Page

7

Demons finish third as Green wins heavyweight title at Oskaloosa

Washington’s Demons place third in the Southeast Seven team standings behind Fort Madison and Oskaloosa. Dave Green capture the heavyweight crown with a 31-2 win over Tom Owen of Fort Madison, while Marshall Doughty finishes second at 132 pounds and Rusty Tschantz, Jeff Libe, John Laffoon, Mike Rader, and Steve Libe earn podium spots in multiple weights. Demons host Columbus Junction next after traveling to Sigourney for a dual meet Tuesday.

Fort Madison Oskaloosa Washington Demons Dave Green Marshall Doughty Rusty Tschantz Jeff Libe John Laffoon Mike Rader Steve Libe Green Tom Owen Doughty Dave O'Brien Davis County O'Brien Steve Erickson Fairfield Randy Creek Steve Rrett Nesbitt Mt. Pleasant Eve Lide Dale Wear

Nicklaus wins Crosby playoff at Pebble Beach in dramatic finish

Jack Nicklaus captured the Crosby National Pro-Am title at Pebble Beach in a playoff with Ray Floyd after Orville Moody missed a two-foot birdie on the final hole. Nicklaus earned $36,000 with the win while Moody and Floyd took $16,690 and $6,930 respectively, as the event concluded with 72 holes of play and key remarks from Nicklaus about Moody.

Beach Cal Orville Moody Jack Nicklaus Moody Crosby Floyd Nicklaus Jack Orville Buffalo N.Y Cincinnati Ohio Kings Island Dunlop Palmer

Rotary cage team wins third and fourth grade title

Rotary defeated the Y's Men team 8 to 6 in third and fourth grade basketball at the local Y. Robby Johnson scored 4 points for Rotary while Curt Hanson and Tim Macrander had 2 each. For the Y's, Myron Sojka scored 4 and Rod Maggert 2.

Rotary Robby Johnson Curt Hanson Tim Macrander Myron Sojka Rod Maggert

Tri County tops Blackhawk wrestling meet at Waco

Tri County claimed first with six individual titles as Pekin, Cardinal, and others trailed amid a tight team race. Waco finished fifth after strong finalists Hugh Miller and Tom Arbogast fell in the finals, with finals results listing key matches and placers across the weight classes.

WACO Steve Davis Arbogast Miller Blackhawk Olds Hirschy Davis Journal Tom Arbogast Hugh Miller Norman Hirschy Tri-County Warriors Schoo Ed Brecht Tri - County Pekin Cardinal van Buren Central of Argyle West Burlington Mike Streigel Mark Kurtz Steve Countryman Vernon Reiner Doug Leyb Cen Craig Shearer Phil Steigel Doran Hall Mark Wilhoit Dave Clingman Hwt Tim Latta Pat McHugh Ned Ned

Boozers and Roach Clips Win Cage Loop Games

Boozers defeated the Marsh Rats 96 to 59 as five Boozer players reached double figures led by Lester Worley 28 and Randy Payne 20. The Roach Clips topped the Wild Egers Blazers 59 to 49 with Shan Reedy leading scoring and Duff Holden adding 18.

Boozers Marsh Rats Roach Clips Wild Egers Blazers YMCA Boozer Lester Worley Randy Payne Terry Renoux Steve John Blakeney Roberto Proll Mars Rats Tony Earll Mike Quinn Shan Reedy Duff Holden Dave Whittaker Blazers Jeff Dickerson

UCLA Extends 61-Game Win Streak With Coast Rival USC

UCLA, riding a 61 game win streak, eyes another NCAA title as coach John Wood warns of potential letdown. The Bruins open a 10 game Pacific-8 stretch starting Saturday against arch rival Southern California, who share the conference lead at 40.

United Pro UCLA John Wood Bruins Southern California Bill Russ Jones Notre Dame

Sportsmen edge Ainsworth in tight YMCA league clash

In a Friday night men’s league game at the Washington YMCA the Sportsmen edged Ainsworth State Bank 81 to 80. John Nelson led the winners with 26 points, Tom Brown 14, Larry Sanders 13, and Bill Anderegg 12, while Don Haugen paced Ainsworth with 35 points and John Burich 16. Fred Clawson scored 30 for Squire Shop in a 78 to 60 win over Thermogas Moline Body, with Larry Fishback 20, Len Kull 14, and Phil Rusley 10. Ed Cross had 28 for Thermogas Moline Body and Ken Adams 12.

Lae Tne Squire Snap Washington Ymca Ainsworth State Bank John Nelson Tom Brown Larry Sanders Bill Anderegg Don Haugen Ainsworth John Burich Tim Krantz Larry Hawkins Fred Clawson Squire Shop Thermogas - Moline Larry Fishback Len Kull Phil Rusley Ed Cross Ken Adams

Knicks Ready for Next Challenge After Double Victory

New York Knicks aim to extend a winning streak after back-to-back weekend wins over Boston as they face Rick Barry and the Golden State Warriors. Warriors boast the fifth best NBA winning percentage heading into the matchup.

Gary Kale UPI Walt Frazier New York Knicks Boston Celtics Rick Barry Golden State Warriors National Basketball Association

Columbus wins SE Iowa wrestling title at conference meet

Columbus Community defended its Southeast Iowa Conference wrestling crown led by champions Dale Mougin 132 Jon Hoback 138 Mark Finke 185 and Boyd Buser heavyweights. Wapello a edged second with 94 percent Morning Sun third Highland fourth and Winfield-Mt Union fifth. Randy Thomann Highland 145 was sole champion with runners up Kirk Latta 126 Len Corpman 167 and others placing. Doug Peters Columbus 167 missed finals due to flu.

The Wildcats Dale Mougin Jon Hoback Mark Finke Boyd Buser Wapello Morning Sun Highland Winfield-Mt Union Mediapolis New London Lone Tree Randy Thomann Huskies Kirk Latta Len Corpman Ken Becker Randy Cole Bob Sexton Russ Keeler Rick Rath Sexton Ken Schrader Columbus Jim Cupps Brian Buckman Paul Peterson Ron Coleman Don Coleman Steve Schrader Scott Stevens Bruce McClure Randy Smith Doug Peters

Ninth graders to play Waco Monday move announced

The Washington and Waco junior high basketball game originally set for February 8 has been rescheduled to February 5 and will be played at Waco. Tipoff is at 6 30 p m Monday evening.

Washington Fairfield Waco

Hawks Fall At Pella In High Scoring Contest

Mid-Prairie Hawks lost 97-63 at Pella as the Dutchmen hit 43 of 96 shots and built a double digit margin by halftime. Del Bender led Mid-Prairie with 23 points, while Van Wyk and Weyers paced Pella with 27 and 26 respectively. The Hawks drop to 9-6 and host West Branch next Friday.

Pella Mid - Prairie Hawks del Bender Bill Redlinger Gary Hochsted

Fifth and Sixth Graders Cage League Scores at YMCA

In Washington YMCA action the Screemin Meemies beat the Amoebas 14 to 12, Forkdorques defeated the Aardvarks 19 to 2, and the Blue Devils triumphed over the Globe Stompers 30 to 12. Scorers included Marty Speece with 6 for the Meemies and Tim Vogel leading the Blue Devils with 7.

Washington Ymca Amoebas Forkdorques Aardvarks Blue Devils Globe Stompers Marty Speece Jon Burlingame Jim Howell Todd Fulton Mich Macrander Mike Genkinger Jim Hennigan Brian Krogmeier Danny Dold Tim Rustan Forkderques Steve Sproule George Pfeifer Chris Mings Phil Garton Tim Vogel Scott Craig Mike Harvey David Orris Marvin Sojka Eddie Hess Joe Lins John Morrell

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