Ottumwa Bulldogs overpower Demons 84 60 in fast break rout
Ottumwa sprinted to an 84 60 victory over the Demons delivering rapid break attacks and sustaining pace to the final horn. Four starters hit double figures led by Fred Flowers 21 and John Stewart 17 as Ottumwa widened a 17 9 first quarter lead to a 61 37 advantage by the final period.
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Stewart
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Fred Flowers
Jim Courtney
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Bob McClure
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Demon Grapplers Fall To Ft Madison In Conference Meet
Washington wrestlers jumped to an 8 0 lead but faded to a 30 14 setback at Ft Madison Tuesday night. Ron Gregory pinned in the opening match and Don Davis won 5 3 with other wins by Dave Coon and Bob Lintz as Ft Madison clinched the meet. Rick Latta was absent for Navy scholarship tests. The Southeast Six conference meet is slated for Saturday in Washington with weigh ins 11 1 and action starting 2 00 and finals 6 30.
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Captain Porter to ship out to Germany via New York
Ten years ago today Captain Robert E. Porter of Ft. Knox Ky. informed Captain Porter has orders to go to Germany. He will depart Ft. Knox for Washington in early April then proceed to New York for the voyage to Germany.
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Demon Sophomores Triumph Over Ottumwa Bulldogs
Washington's sophomore cagers defeated Ottumwa's underclassmen 58 to 39 on Tuesday night. Coach John Sproule's squad built a 15 14 lead in the first quarter, led 25 18 at halftime, and 36 26 after three periods. Steve Norton scored 20, Tom Lowe 14, and Joe Scranton 10 as the Demons highlighted floor play and rebounding to overcome height advantage.
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Demons Fire at Under Forty Percent Field Goals
Washington Demons shoot just under 40 percent from the floor through nine games led by Bob McClure with 159 points and Brian Owen with 72 rebounds. Jerry Stalder stands as top shooter at 47 of 97 for .485 while Stalder’s 131 points rank second on the team.
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Demon Freshmen Rally To Beat Mid-Prairie 53 38
Washington freshmen overcame a first quarter deficit to defeat Mid-Prairie 53 to 38 on Monday night. John Bordwell led with 14 points, followed by Jim Logan and Frank Sanders with 11 each. Mid-Prairie’s top scorers were John Kos with 14 and L Brinning with 13.
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State Cafe and Wat son Cleaners Lead Bowing Meet
State Cafe 2784 tops Watson Cleaners 2733 in team series while Moothart 2859 wins team series and doors 992 in a game. Individual marks include D Chamberlin 612 and Norris 609 in series with Norris 234 game and Wallace 227.
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Boyer Signs and Predicts Solid Cardinals Infield
Ken Boyer accepts a 1963 contract and vows to play regardless of fan boos. GM Bing Devine pins hopes on a stronger infield with Boyer, Bill White, Dick Groat, and Julian Javier, while noting no trades for Boyer. Other teams add players including Nelson Fox to White Sox and Joe Adcock to Indians as Aparicio nears Orioles deal. News also mentions Illinois safety expert advising fireproof Halloween costumes.
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WACO Warriors Triumph In Big Win Over Van Buren
WACO improves to 15 1 with a 77 52 victory over Van Buren as Bradley Roth posts 30 points and 14 rebounds. Ken Rich adds 12 points 14 rebounds while Charles Roth 14 Steve Mast 9 and Phil Meyers 5 contribute. Van Buren tops the WACO girls 41 25 led by Judy Roush 22 points Kathy Fletcher 19 and Sandy Madden 6.
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Women's Bowling Wings Lead With Strong Team Series
Wings 4 games 2268 led by Osincup 2192 and Tweeten 2239 plus Marges 2117. Seifert 2277 paced VFW 0 with Dillon 2483 and 896 823 team games. Individual highs: Norris 576 series and 205 game. Wolf 202 game.
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De Gaulle veto strains Franco British and European ties
U S officials wary as France rejects Britain's bid for Common Market membership. They fear renewed European division and a potential push to create a third force in the Cold War. De Gaulle aims to limit Britain's role and European integration, challenging American defense cohesion.
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