Demons edge Indians in season finale close 73 70 win
Washington Demons defeated Oskaloosa Indians 73 to 70 in a tense finale marred by a brief altercation. Key players Sojka 19 and Minick 18 led Washington with strong late defense as fouls sidelined multiple players, while Shafer led Oskaloosa with 21 points and Van Donselaar and Brubaker added 18 each.
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John Sproule
Sproule
Bob English
Greg Goodell
Mike Hennigan
Ray Porter
Russ Williams
Rich Sojka
Ron Schooley
Oskaloosa
van Denselaar
Gillespie
Minick
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Schooley
R Washington
Hennigan
Goodell
Porter
Levy
McCarthy Williams
van Donselaar
Brubaker
Shafer
Atkins
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Washinon
Journal
Mary Jo Witting
IOC to decide again on South Africa Olympic return
A special IOC executive board meeting ordered by Avery Brundage will within 30 to 60 days reconsider South Africa's reinstatement to Olympic competition amid a boycott threat by 32 African nations. Mexican officials indicated problems with staging the 1968 Games, but offered no specifics beyond general resolutions.
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UPI
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South Africa
IOC
Avery Brundage
Mexico City
Pedro Ramirez Vazquez
Jose de Jesus Clark Flores
Brundage
Ramirez
Mexico
U.S.S.R
Women’s Bowling Results From Friday Meet
Washington Transfer tops with a 2044 team score and Western Auto 2006. Made O Day 689 and Washington Transfer 702 led team games. Lucy Smith and Kay Custer led individuals with 215 and 178 respectively. Lucy Smith also set a 543 series. Bennett 74 Delwood 73 OT and Mt Pleasant Waco 79 60 were key game results amid Davenport Midland and Mid Prairie actions.
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Mediapolis
New London
Sophomores defeat Oskaloosa Friday on Washington court
Washington's sophomore basketball team overcame early turnovers to beat Oskaloosa 76 to 73 in the season finale on Washington court. Schooley led with 21 points as Herdlicka scored 20 and Miller 14 for the Demons while Denburger 11, Smith 12, and McGrew 15 topped the visitors.
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Schooley
Demons
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Denburger
Smith
McGrew
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Clingman
Lemley
Sojka
Witthoft
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Morrison
Garland
Denburger Wymore
Hamilten
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Standings and Scores
Standings show Ne Ne Sek Kem leading with 41 points, followed by EC er 39 and Cee's 34. Team series records list H and R's 1931, Headpins 1918, while team game highs are H and R's 699 and Nuggets 679. Individual series top Kay Custer at 534 and Ted Russell 550. games lead Kay Custer 214 and George Hora 218.
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Ceedev
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Kay Custer
Ted Russell
George Hora
Tourney Winners Named in Washington-Columbus Bowling Meet
The Washington Columbus Junction Woman's Bowling Assn tourney ended last Sunday after two weekends at Columbus Bowl. Prize winners include Goffs Real Estate, Geneva's Beauty Shoppe, and Washington State Bank with team totals and doubles leaders listed. All events prizes and handicap standings are detailed with top individuals such as Miriam Dircks and Jan Harround in various divisions.
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Geneva’s
Washington State Bank
Shelmeyer Motors
Ball & Chain Gang
Bell Ready Mix
Fisher Motors
D. & H. Produce
May Drug
Col. Jct. State Bank
Hawkins Stars As Pipers Crush Americans For Ninth Straight Win
Connie Hawkins led Pittsburgh with 27 points as Art Heyman and Charley Williams added 33 and 31 points respectively in a 135-125 win over the New Jersey Americans. Hawkins can seize control late, allowing teammates to rest while maintaining the lead. Hank Whitney set a New Jersey club rebound mark with 26 boards. In the ABA other game Red Robbins scored 31 for New Orleans in a 118-114 win over Anaheim.
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Pittsburgh Pipers
American Basketball Association
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Pipers
Art Heyman
Charley Williams
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Williams
Hank Whitney
Red Robbins
New Orleans Buccaneers
Anaheim Amigos
Bullets set high score mark in NBA
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the San Diego Rockets 156-114 in San Diego setting a record for the arena. Earl Monroe led with 22 points, Ray Scott 25, Gus Johnson 23, Leroy Ellis 20. Rockets' Toby Kimball and Jim Barnett had 22 and 20. Celtics beat Bulls 94-87. Pistons over Hawks 131-121. Royals over Warriors 122-101.
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Earl Monroe
Monroe
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Ray Scott
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Toby Kimball
Jim Barnett
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Hawks
Dave DeBusschere
Dave Bing
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Oscar Robertson
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Rudy LaRusso
New Mexico Clinches WAC Title as NCAA Berth Looms
The race to the 23 team NCAA tournament narrows to 11 unfilled berths after New Mexico clinched the Western Athletic Conference crown by rallying to beat Wyoming 75 62. Temple LaSalle and Davidson West Virginia finals set two more berths tonight with Columbia aiming to seal Ivy title. UCLA routs Stanford to share Pac 8 lead and UCLA can seal berth by beating California. Arkansas Texas wear as Southwest crown deciders loom with playoff implications for the Texas TCUBaylor winner. Eight independents join the field including St Bonaventure Boston College St John’s Marquette Florida State Houston Loyola of Chicago and New Mexico State.
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UCLA
Houston
Stanford
Southern California
California
Arkansas
Texas
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Tcu-Baylor
St. Bon
Wood second as Danzer tops Geneva world skaters
Tim Wood of Bloomfield Hills Michigan leads after compulsory figures but Emmerich Danzer of Austria delivers a dazzling free skate to win the men's world figure skating title in Geneva. Peggy Fleming is favored to retain the women’s crown while Wolfgang Schwarz did not compete.
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UPI
Tim Wood
Peggy Fleming
Wood
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Austria
Emmerich Danzer
Danzer
Wolfgang Schwarz
Levy Family Return From East Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry Levy and children Mike Debbie and David returned yesterday from two weeks visiting relatives in the east. They visited Mr and Mrs Martin Levy and family in Silver Spring Maryland and Lt Col and Mrs William Fry and family at Patuxent River Naval Base Maryland. They also spent two days in New York.
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Mike
Debbie
David
East
Mr. Levy
Martin Levy
Silver Spring
Levy
William Fry
Patuxent River Naval Base
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