Steeles Honored as Longtime YMCA Swim Coaches Retire
More than 300 at the Washington YMCA YWCA annual awards banquet paid tribute to Milo and Maxine Steele as they announce final year coaching the girls and boys swim teams. The event recognized their 17 and multiple years of service, presented plaques and a lifetime health-club membership, and noted state meets for the teams. Officers were elected for both squads, with extensive recognitions for volunteers and volunteers’ families.
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Y Board
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Milo
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McAvoy
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Don Hanson
Bev Walker
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van Houten
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Lukavsky
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Dave McCall
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Washington
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Mary Ann Kneen
Patsy Porter
Jeff Woods
Tom Sheetz
Floor hockey league planned at YMCA here
The YMCA in Washington will host a floor hockey league for boys in grades three and four with a first meeting at 4 p.m. on Monday, March 12. Games are set for Mondays and Wednesdays, with fifth and sixth graders meeting Wednesdays at 4 p.m. The Eagles league deadline to sign up is March 10.
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Highland falls to Solon in district tourney loss
Highland Highland Huskies were eliminated from the boys district tournament with a 59-43 defeat to Solon at Iowa City West High School. Solon led 10-6 after one quarter and 42-34 after three. Ed Donovan scored 21 for Solon while Jim Sleichter and Mike Krantz added 12 and 10 for Highland. Highland outrebounded 29-27 but committed 25 turnovers to Solon's 18.
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76ers Strategize To Stop Skid With Win Over Baltimore
After a 20 game slump earlier this season the Philadelphia 76ers upset the playoff bound Baltimore Bullets 102 to 96. Don May scored 15 points in the final period and Fred Carter added 10 late points. Carter and Leaks led Philadelphia with 24 and 20 points respectively while Phil Chenier top scored for Baltimore with 36, 28 of them in the second half.
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Detroit
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Fred Carter
Phil Chenier
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Manny Leaks
Atlanta
Bullets
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Fexler anxious for another golf meet
YALAMU Fla Forrest Fezler the Citrus Open leader after a near miss at the Jackie Gleason Classic says he is determined to rebound from losing a three stroke lead to Lee Trevino last Sunday and prove the setback won t define his career at age 23 the California rookie reflects on how close he came and how quickly things can change in pro golf
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