Demons Prepare For Home Game With Fort Madison Friday
Washington's Demons return home to host the Fort Madison Bloodhounds in a Southeast Six Conference basketball clash Friday night. Coach Skip Speece' s squad aims to improve after a 78 70 loss at Fort Madison in December and after lineup changes with Ron and Bill Schoole out. New starters Larry and John Clingman join Bob English Russ Williams and Mike Hennigan as the Demons seek a stronger performance on their home floor. The Bloodhounds feature Barry Kraus who led with 16 points in December along with Dennis McKennson Bill Van Aken Young and Glasgow. The sophomores open Friday at 6 30 p m with Scott Swartzendruber Joe Gebhardt Daryl Braun Gary Goodell and Denny Hennigan.
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Demon JV Falls to Fairfield in Fairfield Clash
Washington junior varsity lost 53 to 41 at Fairfield. Clingman led with 16 points, Eagle 7, McCarthy 8, Lemley 6, Caldwell 3, Paul 1. Crow scored 18 and Allen 10 for the Fairfield Trojans. Demons travel to Cedar Rapids Jefferson for a 10 a.m. game on February 1.
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Corrected YMCA basketball league standings reported
Standings in the YMCA adult league show Waters Trucking leading with 5 wins and 0 losses after the first half. Squire Shoppe Educators sit at 4-1, Sigourney Standard Oilers at 2-3, Advance Ross at 1-4, and Jaycees at 0-5. Waters Trucking won the first half.
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Junior Bowling Melody Lane Etts Squire Shoppe
Team scores list Squire Shoppe first with 1494 in team series and 513 in team game. Individual top series Ren Ella Sanders 426 and Marilyn Ward 433, with games 189 and 170 respectively. Marilyn Ward also appears with 433 in series.
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Highland Wrestlers Drop Two Meets in Rough Weekend
Highland High School wrestling team went 0 for 2 this weekend, losing to Sigourney 32 to 11 and Mediapolis 30 to 18. The Huskies, now 6 wins and 4 losses, head to the conference tournament at Mooning Sun Saturday.
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Iowa coach arrested in California in missing teen case
Palo Alto County Sheriff reports Mallard High School coach Edward Halligan 33 arrested in Santa Ana California on federal unlawful flight to avoid prosecution charges. He posted bond and set for Santa Ana hearing February 11. The 16 year old girl Sharon Sadler, missing since last November, has returned home.
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Mountaineers to show Canada film Mountaineers to show Canada film
Iowa City program features Canadian Holiday a color film by Don Cooper. The Cooper brothers travel Ontario and Quebec, visiting fishing villages, Montreal Expo sights, Ottawa tulip festival and Parliament. They film a horse drawn farm, northern canoe trips, moose beaver and Eskimo life.
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YMCA Archery Course For Junior And Senior High Boys
The YMCA offers an archery course for junior and senior high boys starting Monday February 3 in the Craftroom. Sessions run 7:00 to 7:45 for junior high and 7:45 to 8:30 for senior high, taught by volunteer Phil Kneen. Members or a $3.00 archery class membership required. 8 Monday meetings with equipment provided except arrows. Sign up at the YMCA main desk by 7:00 p.m. February 3. if oversubscribed, enrollment on a first sign-up basis.
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Women Bowlers Set Strong Marks In Team Meet
McCleery posts 2082 series and 715 game while Sitler has 2070 series and 775 game. Lucy Smith doubles with 531 in series and 203 in game. Betty Ward adds 484 in series and Barb Ryner 192 in game.
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Home Town Dairies Triumph in Team Series and Game
Home Town Dairies beat Sherman Eden 2350 to 2279 in team series led by Glen Martin who posted 533. Martin also struck 201 in the individual game as Rich Miller trailed and Dave Hyde scored 197 in a separate game.
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IOOF Lodge Urges Drill Team Practice Tuesday Evening
IOOF members of the first degree drill team are urged to attend Tuesday evening practice. The first degree will be conferred for Wapello on February 11.
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Travelers and Shooters win YMCA league games
In the third and fourth grade basketball league at the YMCA on Tuesday, the Travelers beat the Dribblers 14 to 9 while the Shooters defeated the Fowlers 16 to 12. Scott Rich led the Shooters with 8 points, Marty Young scored 12 for the Travelers, and Ron Green added 7 for the Dribblers. Jim Dayton scored 9 for the Fowlers.
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Withdrawal call at Vietnam peace talks sparks DMZ debate
The United States urged troop withdrawals by both American and Communist forces from South Vietnam and proposed a Demilitarized Zone as a first peace step. North Vietnam rejected the DMZ, calling it ill intentioned, while Viet Cong voiced accusations of U.S. aggression and warned against continued war and division.
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Bowen to step down as University of Iowa president
BOONE Iowa UPI Stu dent faculty and alumni groups will help select a successor to Dr Howard Bowen as UI president Regents chairman Stanley Redeker said Bowen resigns to take a California economics post He notes Iowa is sound and no overriding problems The regents will survey student body leaders and faculty and alumni groups to name representatives who will submit candidates
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