Southeast Six all stars named by conference writers
Two players from each of the top three teams in the Southeast Six Conference were named to the all conference teams by sports writers. Washington is represented on the first team by Tim Trotman and Frank Sanders, while Tom Lowe is a second team guard. Bill Slee of Fort Madison and Ed Mertens of Mt. Pleasant anchor the first team at center and guard, with Randy Welcher of Mt. Pleasant named the season’s most valuable player. Welcher led the league in scoring as Mt. Pleasant tied Davis County for the title. Trotman was the conference’s second leading scorer and Sanders was third.
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Washington
Tim Trotman
Frank Sanders
Tom Lowe
al Brock
Jim Logan
Bill Slee
Fort Madison
Ed Mertens
Mt. Pleasant
Randy Welcher
Welcher
Davis County
Sanders
Joe Simpson
Fairfield
al Boone
Bloomfield
Bill Slees
Sr. Mt. Pleasant
Frank Sanders Radal
Jay Nardini Et Ee
Randy Welcheremaey
Nsens
Gary Horneee
Bloomfield Don Cassel
Jack Kovacevich
Centerville
Jerry Hartwick
Jim Carney
Dan Welcher
Jeff Allen
Mt Pleasant
Mr. Pleasant
Roger Campbell
Steve Kinney
Ft. Madison
Bob Bever
Jim Decker
Steve Beecham
Marty Mata
Dick Nelson
Ron Madden
Darell Smith
Brent Ritz
Russell T. Burgher
Phil Tisue
Louie Dampier
Kentucky
Bob Verga
Duke
Matt Goukas
St. Joseph's
Walt Wesley
Kansas
Dick Snyder
Davidson
Pat Riley
Jack Marin
Henry Finkel
Dayton
John Austin
Boston College
Lou Hudson
Minnesota
Russell
Wolverines
Michigan
Michigan State
Chicago
UCLA
Schellhase
Purdue
Big Ten
Evansville
Ind
Lee
Nashville
Vandy
Bing
Syracuse
Washington, D.C
Orangemen
Walker
Oscar Robertson
Robertson
Boston
Providence
Joe Mullaney
Billy Blair
Friars
Indiana Favored to Win Big Ten Swim Meet at Iowa
Nine Olympic competitors lead 193 entries in the 56th Big Ten championships at the University of Iowa. Indiana defends its title with 31 entrants as Michigan, Minnesota and others compete. Highlights include Olympic gold medalists Ken Sitzenberger, Bob Windle, and Keven Berry on the Hoosier roster.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
University of Iowa
Indiana
Michigan
Hoosiers
Wolverines
Minnesota
Ohio State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Illinois
Northwestern
Hoosier
Ken Sitzenberger
Tokyo
Bob Windle
Keven Berry
Windle
Berry
Australia
John Counsilman
Counsilman
Ten Years Ago Today New Officers Elected
Ten years ago the first board meeting of the 1956 Community Chest campaign elected Roy Fields as president Bill Boshart as first vice president and Mrs Ruth Simpson as second vice president at a Tuesday night session.
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Community Chest
Roy Fields
Bill Boshart
Ruth Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan Dean's List adds Journal area students
Students from the Journal area are named to the Iowa Wesleyan College Dean's List for the fall semester. Howard Nash of Washington senior posted a 4.0 average, Robert K. Wilcox Washington senior 3.60, Darlene Mills Washington senior 3.31, Rollin Davison Wayland freshman 3.62, Betty Jo Van Sant Wayland sophomore 3.56, James E. Henss Wayland freshman 3.37.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Journal Area
Iowa Wesleyan College
Howard Nash
Washington
Robert K. Wilcox
Darlene Mills
Rollin Davison
Wayland Fresh
Betty Jo van Sant
Wayland
James E. Henss
Clay Terrell title bout moves to Montreal site
Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight championship fight is set for Montreal on March 29 after the Illinois Athletic Commission dropped the Chicago venue. Mike Malitz of Main Bouts Inc said the bout would be held in Montreal with formal approval pending. Terrell, training in Pleasantville New Jersey, expressed no objections to meeting Clay, while Montreal Forum official Frank Selke said Montreal would accept though no signed agreement exists yet.
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Montreal
UPI
Cassius Clay
Ernie Terrell
United States
Montreal Athletic Commission
Chicago
Illinois Athletic Commission
Clay
Mike Malitz
Main Bouts, Inc
Sherman
Terrell
Pleasantville
N.J
Frank Selke
Montreal Forum
16 teams named for state girls tourney in Des Moines
Des Moines note: defending champ South Hamilton of Jewell meets Mapleton Maple Valley in the opening round at Veterans Auditorium as the 16-team Iowa girls high school basketball tournament begins. Nevada upset Roland 54 49 and draws Everly. Delwood tops West Liberty 62 59 and faces Mount Ayr. West Central upsets Monticello Sacred Heart to play Farragut. Montezuma beats West Marshall to meet Perry. Maple Valley advances with 68 57 over Holstein. Dunlap vs Mediapolis closes Tuesday card. Wellsburg faces Manson in the opening game Wednesday.
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DES Moines
UPI
South Hamilton
Jewell
Mapleton
Maple Valley
Iowa
Veterans Auditorium
Nevada
Roland
Everly
Delwood
Elwood
Mary Ewing
West Liberty
Mount Ayr
Maynard West Central
Monticello Sacred Heart
West Central
Farragut
Montezuma
West Marshall
State Center
Perry
Holstein
Dunlap
Mediapolis
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Wellsburg
Manson
New Wide Style Bands Stand Out In Plain Setting
The text notes that the bands are designed to be worn without a diamond, presenting a bold yet modestly priced option. It emphasizes the wide style as outstanding in appearance and suitable for solo wear.
Celtics show old power in victory over N Y Knicks
The Celtics dominate the Knicks 140 104 after early 39 22 lead and 14 4 second half run. Willie Naulls scores 20 for Boston while Walt Bellamy leads New York with 27. Celtics move three games ahead of 76ers in the Eastern race.
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Boston Celtics
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Celtics
New York Knickerbockers
Knicks
Willie Naulls
Walt Bellamy
76Ers
San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
Warriors
Baltimore Bullets
Los Angeles Lakers
Ray Scott
Eddie Miles
Pistons
Rich Berry
Jerry Sloan
Bullets
Gus Johnson
Jerry West
Lakers
Mrs Ed McCaulley Dies in California
Obituary notes the death of Mrs Ed McCaulley, longtime Washington resident, who died in Phoenix while visiting. survived by brother Boyd Dill and a grandson Robert Grissom. services set at Eckerman Funeral Home in Burbank with burial there.
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Ed McCaulley
California
Washington
McCaulley
Boyd
Robert Grissom
Burbank
Eckerman Funeral Home
Cazzie Russell Heads UPI All America Team
Michigan star Cazzie Russell led the 1966 UPI All-America selections with the top vote total for the second straight year. The squad includes Purdue’s Dave Schellhase, Vanderbilt’s Clyde Lee, Syracuse’s Dave Bing, and Providence’s Jim Walker, with second and third teams featuring Kentucky, Duke, St. Joseph’s, and other top programs. Russell and teammates powered Michigan toward the Big Ten title as Schellhase set scoring records and Bing shone as Syracuse’s scoring leader.
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NEW York
UPI
Michigan
Cazzie Russell
United Press International
Russell
Schellhase
Lee
Bing
Women's bowling high scores and team totals
Livestock team posted 2572 in series led by Minick 2496 and Mildred Morgan 551 in the series. Ainsworth followed with 2509 and McCleery 931 in the game. Dorothy Clarahan 211 and Lela Miller 205 led individual games. Dorothy Patterson 549 and Jill 2473 and others featured in series and games.
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Tindal
Ainsworth
A A Jill
McCleery
Carson
Minick
Livestock
Ainsworth and Roe
Mildred Morgan
Dorothy Patterson
Dorothy Clarahan
Lela Miller
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Chuckles
Bud Lechner
Dennis
Fs of
Yaneton, FA
Joseph E. Levine
Stanley Baker
Juliet Prowse
Embassy Pictures
Evening Journal
Louisville
J. Allen Sherman
STARR
Logan Jewelry
N.Y. Knicks
Cazzie
Lane
McCleery Cumming
Washington Livestock
Ainsworth Bank
Carsons Ee Ee
Minick Furniture Es
Jack & Jill To
Sensenence
Roe Heatiney Pee Ee
Battle of Bands
Sonies
Cavaliers
Washington Youth Center
Hi-Y
Buick
Missouri
Nebraska
R. L. Polk and Co
P.O
Detroit
U.S
Florida
Moose Home
the Hi-Fi
Mangold
Gemith Aineni Oe
Kendall
Zenith
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