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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1968

Page

8

Storm Lake Seeks Iowa Class AA Title In Des Moines

Western Iowa hopes ride on Storm Lake as the unbeaten No 1 Tornadoes enter the state Class AA tournament. Coach Barry Holtgrove targets a first crown against Waterloo East in the opener, with Des Moines Roosevelt as a possible final foe led by Toby Houston and Gene Ellefson.

Des Moines UPI Storm Lake Western Iowa Iowa Sioux Center Tornadoes Christensen Robinson Kennedy Bertram Jim Jorgenson Piper Barry Holtgrove Waterloo East Big City Des Moines Roosevelt Roosevelt Toby Houston Gene Ellefson Holtgrove

Eastern Hawkeye league names all conference basketball squads

Eastern Iowa Hawkeye schools announce boys and girls all conference teams. Mt Vernon’s Waugh Schweitzer was the lone unanimous pick. First and second teams list players from Solon Durant Mt. Vernon Mid Prairie and Wilton Junction along with six girl selections from West Liberty Mid Prairie Solon Durant West Branch. Honorable mentions cover Linda Alloway Diane Ehrenfelt Trudy Kos Nancy Slemmons and others from Mid Prairie Solon West Branch Durant and West Liberty.

Iowa Hawkeye Waugh Schweitzer Mt. Vernon Vaughn Schweitzer Tony Kruzic Solon Jim Schlapkohl Durant Ken Pospisil Randy Miller Mid - Prairie Jerry Doyle Dave Wirth Steve Andrew Bob Bauer Jack Allgood Wilton Junction Linda Alloway West Liberty Diane Ehrenfelt Vicki, Lilienthal Trudy Kos Nancy Slemmons Diane Hutchcroft West Branch Jan Miller Connie Ehrenfelt Mid Prairie Jeanie Bartlett Jennifer O'Neil Linda Hildebrand Pam Goschke Bev Williams Linda Thompson Elaine Kleinschmidt Pam Curtis Nancy Lucker Kay Miller Mid- Prairie Shirley Connie Danfeldt Kathy Donohue Jean Anderson Peg Fridley Sue Brannaman

Phillies Open 76ers Playoff Run On March 22

Philadelphia hosts New York in the opening best of seven Eastern Division series as the NBA playoffs begin March 22 with St. Louis meeting San Francisco and Los Angeles visiting Chicago. Boston awaits Detroit vs Cincinnati outcome. Boston’s opener is March 24. If ties occur a deciding game may be played in Detroit.

NEW York UPI Philadelphia 76Ers National Basketball Association New York Knickerbockers St. Louis San Francisco Los Angeles Chicago Boston Detroit Cincinnati Pistons Royals NBA Philadelphia T6ers Convention Hall Palestra

Holy Rollers and Four Richards Lead Bowling Standings

Mixed bowling OA in ee 38 percent POUr pos neue wee casse 374 Holy Rollers lead with team series 2223 and game 778. Four Richards show 32. Individual high scores include Dorothy Patterson 594 and 221, Bob Lowe 591 and Larry Jacobs 213.

Richards Owls Bob Lowe Dorothy Patterson Larry Jacobs

Braves Optimistic On Season With New Signings

Atlanta Braves management and players project a brighter 1969 season after adding Deron Johnson Sonny Jackson and Felix Millan to bolster infield and replace gaps. Harris says Millan and Jackson fit roles while Alou moves to center. Aaron Carty and Torre打 vie for spots, with pitching led by Jarvis Niekro and Johnson.

Sam Harris Braves Paul Richards Harris Richards Deron Johnson Sonny Jackson Felix Millan Johnson Cincinnati Reds Atlanta Felipe Alou Millan Richmond

Migrating Ducks and Geese Arrive for Wildlife Week in Iowa

Nearly 1,000 geese and 15,000 ducks visited the Louisa Keithsburg Divisions of Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge during National Wildlife Week March 17 23. Refuge Manager Wayne Weier urges conservation education in schools and communities as part of the effort to protect natural resources and combat pollution and waste.

Wayne Weier Louisa Keithsburg Mark Twain National Wildlife Refuge Weber Roosevelt National Wildlife Federation Washington, D. C Federation National Wildlife Magazine Ranger Rich Nature Club Ranger Rick NWF National Wildlife Federation Department 16Th Street N. Y

Women's Bowling Results From River Products League

Results show River Products 2481 four game team series and high individual efforts. Maxine Zieglowsky led with 578 series and 242 game, Jean Close 219 game and 558 series, high averages include Susy Smith 178 and Jean Close 165. Other top scores include Essex 2432 and Bank 2438 with notable game totals.

Winga Osincup Martin Essex Ad Ettes State Bank WFW River Products Bank Maxine Zieglowsky Jean Close Maxine Zieglowship Susy Smith Dee Walby Ann Curl Betty Ward Pansy McGill Faye Henry Shirley Burlingame Helen Brown Maxine Moore Eleanor Wolf Maxine Steele

St Peters Beats Duke To Reach NIT Semifinals

St Peters College stunned 11th ranked Duke 100 to 71 before 19,500 at Madison Square Garden, led by Elnardo Webster with 29 points and Pete O'Dea with 26, as the Peacocks seized a 50-29 halftime lead and advanced to face Kansas in the NIT semifinals.

New York UPI St. Peter’s College Peacock St. Peter’s Peacocks Duke Kansas Jayhawks Villanova Madison Square Garden Long Island University Bradley Elnardo Webster Webster Pete O'Dea Harry Laurie O’dea

Chamberlain Dominates Lakers With 53 Points In Win

Wilt Chamberlain scored 53 points and grabbed 32 rebounds as the Philadelphia 76ers routed the Los Angeles Lakers 158-128. Hal Greer added 32 for Philly while Mel Counts and Archie Clark led Lakers with 26 and 25 respectively. Knicks beat Warriors 123-118 and Pistons topped Sonics 88-82 with Reed scoring 29 and Russell 6 late points.

United Press International National Basketball Association Wilt Chamberlain Philadelphia 76Ers 76Ers Los Angeles Lakers Chamberlain Lakers Hal Greer Mel Counts Archie Clark New York Knickerbockers San Francisco Warriors Detroit Pistons Seattle Supersonics Willis Reed Cazzie Russell Knicks Warriors Rudy LaRusso Jim Walker Len Chappell Pistons Walt Hazzard Sonics

Bowling Standings From Local League Meet

Zieglowsky leads the team series with 2763 and posted 957 and 917 in games. Individual highs include John Hough with 581 in series and 224 in a single game while Verne Zieglowsky added 568. Don Boyer topped a game with 226 as Squire Shoppe and Freshwaters also posted scores.

Zieglowsky Squire Rose Motel Ross Electronics Bovance Ridhnona Doesn Scdecaussenta Edwards Insurance

Expansion urged for veteran benefits by advisory panel

A high level veterans benefits panel urged widening the program scope after a year long study. It proposed boosting totally disabled veterans monthly payments by 100 to 400 and raising partial disability tied to the cost of living. Home loan guarantees would rise to 10000 with direct loans up to 20000 and potential 30000 in high cost areas. Burial allowance would increase from 250 to 400. The group noted Johnson's 7.3 billion fiscal 1969 veteran budget and said current programs largely meet national obligations.

Washington VPI House Veterans Affairs Committee Veterans Administration

Henry County NFO chief won't resign

Henry County NFO chairman John Holstein Mediapolis said he would not resign after originally quitting over a protest in Mount Pleasant where 75 hogs were shot and buried to pressure higher livestock prices. He said the demonstrations were not backed by NFO headquarters in Corning and that he still opposes the killings. He received a 100 percent vote of confidence from the county group and will continue as chairman.

Mount Pleasant Iowa UPI Des Moines Holstein

Burlington editor wins safety award

John McCormally editor of the Burlington Hawk-Eye Iowa won the top prize in the American Trucking Association annual safety writing contest. He will get 1000 dollars at ceremonies in Washington on April 4 along with a certificate and plaque for the Hawk-Eye for his Memo From Mac about a teen-age fatal accident.

Washington John McCormally Burlington Hawk-Eye Iowa American Trucking Association McCormally Mac

Two Iowa Servicemen Killed in Vietnam Action

The Defense Department reported two Iowa soldiers killed in Vietnam. Army Sgt. David E. Ditch of Davenport is married to Joyce E. Ditch. Army Pfc. Richard James Meighan, 24, of Sumner, was killed near Saigon during a mortar attack.

Iowa Washington UPI Defense Department Vietnam Army David E. Ditch Joyce E. Ditch Davenport Pfe Richard James Meighan Leonard Meighan Sumner Meighan Saigon Richard Paul Bruce Craig Keokuk Iowa Avenue Paul Mace Motor Company

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