Prize Winners Highlight Women Keglers Tourney at Columbus Junction
Washington based Minick Furniture won the team title in the two weekend Women’s Bowling Association event held at Columbus Bowl in Columbus Junction. Laurilee Weaver claimed the singles title and all events handicap, with Karyn Hills leading the scratch all events. Prize list features numerous local businesses and bowlers with scores and standings across team and all events.
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Minick Furniture
Washington
Women’s Bowling Association
Frisk and Direks
Laurilee Weaver
Karyn Hills
Epicurean
Columbus Bowl
Columbus Junction
Hawkeyes End Losing Streak With Purdue Victory
Iowa halted a five game slide by defeating Purdue in Big Ten play to raise its record to 8 13 and stay above Wisconsin. The win follows coach Sharm Scheuerman’s resignation and sets up upcoming games with Michigan and Illinois.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Hawkeye
Hawks
Purdue
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Indiana
Sharm Scheuerman
Hawkeyes
Town
Dave Roach
Demons Win Title In Conference By Sophomore Cagers
Sophomore Steve Norton led scoring with 131 points for Coach John Sproule as the Demons claim the conference title. Jim Logan totaled 205 points for second, Al Brock 189, and Frank Sanders 158, with Norton repeating top marks in rebounding and Brock excelling in field goals. The lineup relied on the top seven players, leaving others with limited action.
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Washington Emery
Frank Sanders
John Bordwell
Steve Norton
John Sproule
Bill Lee
Bob Bower
Jim Witoff
John Phleger
al Brock
Stan Roth
Jim Logan
Lowell Letts
Jim Journal
Dallas Kinney
Cager
Norton
Sproule
Reglars
Brock
Roth
Bill Lee Loel Letts
Jim Witthoft
Jim Emry
UCLA Leaves Weight as Top Rank in Cage Poll
New York UPI figures place UCLA 1st with 24-0 record and 33 first place votes, followed by Kentucky and Michigan. Other top teams include Duke, Oregon State, Wichita, Villanova, Loyola Chicago, and Davidson with varied records and points. several teams receive points in a congested ranking through Feb. 29.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
UCLA
Kentucky
Michigan
xDuke
xOregon State
Wichita
Villanova
Loyola
Ill
xDavidson
W.xTexas Western
Drake
DePaul
Ohio State
Vanderbilt
Arizona State
Kansas State
New Mexico
Providence
San Francisco
Utah State
Tex
St. Bonaventure
Creighton
Bradley
Miami
Fla
UCLA Still Unbeaten With One Game Left
UCLA juniors remain undefeated at 25-0 after crushing California 87-57. The Bruins, led by Walt Hazzard and Gail Goodrich, head to a regular season finale against USC, wary of the 61 parallel that doomed Ohio State in 1961. Kansas State tops Big Eight with overtime win over Oklahoma State. Rich Naes adds 21 for St Louis past Kentucky.
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Gary Kale
UPI
UCLA
Johnny Wooden
Uelans
Ohio State
California
Bruins
Southern California
Wooden
Cincinnati
Kansas State
Oklahoma State
Wichita
Drake
North Texas State
MVC
Lawrence
Kan
Walt Hazzard
Gail Goodrich
Hazzard
Goodrich
James King
Cowboys
Gary Bradds
Buckeyes
Illinois
Bucks
Michigan State
Michigan
Iowa
Purdue
Kentucky
St. Louis
Wildcats
Adolph Rupp
Cats
Cotton Nash
Alex Groza
Groza
Rich Naes
Billikens
Waco Warriors Fall in District Final to Keokuk Chiefs
Waco Warriors lost 70 to 62 to Keokuk in the district finals ending their tournament run. Ottumwa Walsh defeated Centerville 461 to 59, eliminating the Big Reds, while Keokuk avenged a regular season loss to Fort Madison.
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Waco Warriors
Keokuk Centerville
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Walsh
Big Reds
Waco
Fort Madison
Chiefs
Keokuk
Warriors
Washington YMCA swimmers set records in telegraphic meet
Washington YMCA swimmers defeated Billings Montana team in a Saturday telegraphic meet, scoring 195.2 to 128.2. New pool records were set in Cadet and intermediate divisions with multiple 20 and 80 yard events led by Drew McAvoy Kim Steele and Tim Dougall as 64 Washington boys advance to district meet in Burlington with state qualification on March 21 at University of Iowa pool.
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Washington
Billings
Montana
Cadet
D. McAvoy
L. Hysell
T. Sheetz
D. Knack
Drew McAvoy
Prep
Kim Steele
Tim Dougall
Burlington
Ottumwa
Keokuk
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Rudolph wins Pensacola Open in frantic New Orleans finale
Rudolph, from Clarksville Tennessee and playing out of Lehigh Acres Florida, clinched the Pensacola Open first prize of 7500 dollars by one stroke after a dramatic final round in the Greater New Orleans Invitational. He led all four rounds, with a 30-foot birdie putt on the 17th. Jack Nicklaus Glenn Rodriguez and Juan Rodriguez pressed him, but Rudolph prevailed as others faltered.
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New Orleans
UPI
Mason Rudolph
Pensacola
Fla
Rudolph
Clarksville
Fresno
Calif
Jack Nicklaus
Glenn Stuart
Juan Rodriguez
Paul Bondeson
Stuart
Grand Rapids
Mich
Nicklaus
Rodriguez
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
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Farm Service
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Fareway
Ted's Welding
Satelite Mills
Fisher Motors
Tom and Larrys
Blue Star
Tweetens
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Lukins - Hills
Ruckert - Slight
Willey - Ross
Randall-Davis
Ruchotzke
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M. Peiffer - McCune
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Groom
Weaver
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Stirling - Griffin
F. Bell - Pugh
Custer - Lutes
Wasson-Wasson
Hunsaker - Roe
Amgies Laurilee Weaver
Mary Lukins
Geneva Reece
Rosemary Nemmers
Jane Groom
Mildred Morgan
F Wolf
Becky Long
Jean Partington
Irene Frisk
Ethel Dayton
Joanne Reece
Mary Wasson
Roxeye Kistler
Jean Willey
Margaret Diller
Leota Gabriel
Marion Allen
Shirley Robertson
Erma Carey
Lacy Smith
Helen Norris
Mary Helen Snyder
Virgie Ross
Annie Hunsaker
Rita Ray
Carla Shellabarger
Lee Seifkas
Miriam Direks
Dorothy Clarahan
Ardela Harvey
Ruth Boyd
Roberta’ Schiebel
Lou Roe
Dorothy Patterson
Sally McClure
Madalyn Mitchell
Phyllis Swailes
Sharron Lutes
Miriam Dircks
Lou Slight
Evelyn Lukins
Pat Ruchotzke
Roberta Schiebel
Jean Chapman
Ardella Harvey
Serated
William Grossheim
Washington Rotary Club
Grossheim
L. J. Kehoe
Evening Journal
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Dial
Carol Burnette
Siewart
Culver
Dave Stallworth
Missouri Valley
Stallworth
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Mangold's
M. Steele
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T Dougall
J. Rosen Kild
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T. Dougal D. Murphy
Guy Pratt
D. Knaack
R. Reed
J. Harris
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M. Elgin
T. Sheetz L. Hysell
S. Close
J. Porter
J. Boshart
J. Wolf
J Harris
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M. Ross
J. Hayes
R. Martin
D.higgins
M Tschantz
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Higgins
M.tschantz
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M. Ts
K Steele
J. Rosenkild
R. Lampkin
M. Flickinger
M. Myers
M. Williams
D. Greenlee
R. Higgins
J. Herdlicka
G. Graff
J Lewis
D. Myers
J. Dougall
J. McCarthy
L. Lampkin
M. Walker
D. McAvo
Olympia
Brown Finance
Iowa Ave
Thermogas Company
Washington, Iowa
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