Demon golfers win Southeast Seven crown at Washington CC
Washington High School Demons win the Southeast Seven Conference golf tournament led by medalist Joe Gebhardt carding 71. Team scores see Washington 316 leading Centerville 331 and Mt. Pleasant 339. Craig Paul 78, Tom Trier 79, Steve Goff 39 in second round, Sim Walker 43, and others contributed as Washington moved to a 2 151 second round total.
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Sim Walker
Washington
Busley
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Andy Robertson
Jon Ward
Bill Mason
Bill Blackford
Mark Littlejohn
Jeff Winfrey
Chuck Mogged
Mike Lamb
Tom Garmath
Rich Sandler
John McQuary
Bob Driggs
Dave Johnson
Tim Johnson
Kelly Kauzlarich
Mt. Ple
Kim Holtgrewe
Dale Wohleber
Doug Kennedy
Roger Bentley
Scott Alter
Chris McCracken
Pat McGin
Donaldson to Lead Washington Community High Student Body
Gerald Donaldson will serve as president of the student body for the 1961 62 school year at Washington Community High School He is a junior and son of Mr and Mrs Melville Donaldson of Route 4.
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Washington Community High School
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Cubs fall to Mets on late umpire call in ninth
The Cubs, aging lineup led by Ernie Banks, lose 3 2 in 11 innings as Mets rally. A disputed ninth inning balk call by umpire Mel Steiner negated a potential Chicago go ahead. Tommie Agee drives in Jerry Grote in the 11th to seal New York’s 3 2 win. Phillies beat Cardinals 3 2 in another NL game. American League slate empty.
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Tommie Agee
Jerry Grote
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Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Hawks face Canadiens in final for hockey's top prize
Chicago returns from a seven game series with the Rangers to meet the Montreal Canadiens in the Stanley Cup final. Bobby Hull leads Chicago while Jean Beliveau and Henri Richard pace Montreal as both teams seek the trophy after tough playoff battles.
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Rangers
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Jean Beliveau
Henri Richard
Jin
Bobby Hull
Boston
Major leagues National League standings and Monday results
National League standings show New York leading with 10 wins 5 losses, Pittsburgh and Montreal close, St. Louis and Chicago midpack, with Philadelphia at 8-14. Monday results include Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2 and New York 3 Chicago 2 in 11 innings night game.
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Highland Wins Hawkette Relays in Five-Team Meet
Highland totaled 75 points to win the Hawkette Relays with nine firsts out of 19 events on Friday night. Mid-Prairie finished second with 57 points and five firsts, Clear Creek third with 50 and five firsts. Wapello and Waco also competed. Rita Bush won the long jump for Mid-Prairie, Patty Duttwiler the high jump, Nancy Beck the discus, plus the 88 relay and distance medley relay featuring Beck, Redlinger, Spicher, and Ladehoff. Clear Creek’s Carol Mougin and Patty Stockman stood out with Stockman sweeping sprint dashes and Mougin taking the softball throw and shot put.
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Mid- Prairie
Rita Bush
Patty Duttwiler
Nancy Beck
Becky Redlinger
Robin Spicher
Wendy Redlinger
Grenda Ladehoff
Pam Brenneman
Miss Ladehoff
Carol Mougin
Patty Stockman
Miss Stockman
Miss Mougin
Barton Signs with Toronto Argonauts as Player Coach
Toronto Argonauts secure former NFL quarterback Greg Barton on a four year contract as player coach after negotiating post option date Barton sought more playing time with Detroit earlier and near signing with the Eagles. The move follows Philadelphia trading Norm Snead to Minnesota in anticipation of Barton's arrival. Theismann remains with Toronto as a competing starter.
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Minnesota
Hawkeyes name co captains Clemons and Mickelson
Iowa selects junior defensive back Clemons and sophomore turned guard Mickelson as football cocaptains for 1971. Coach Lauterbur says both will handle leadership roles. Clemons is from Piqua Ohio and Mickelson from Humboldt.
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Veishea week at Iowa State includes plays and lectures
Iowa State University will observe Veishea the first week of May with Lysistrata opening Tuesday in Curtiss Auditorium and a Town State Players musical in Stephens Auditorium. Julian Bond and Abbie Hoffman will speak on Central campus, Judy Collins guitars, a business symposium, canoe races, and a 50th anniversary kick-off banquet with state officials and university leaders.
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Highland girls win in track meet at Wapello
Highland High School girls dominate the Southeast Iowa Conference meet at Wapello scoring 151 points to Winfield’s 78. Individual wins include 60-yard dash, 4x110 and 4x220 relays, mile and 880-yard runs, hurdles, and field events led by Sheryl Swenson, Barb White, Jenny Bartman, Yvonne Colvert, Jolene Cole, and Denise Yeggy among others.
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Peg Nicholson
Yvonne Colert
Lois Boock
Jenny Bartman
Jolene Cole
Sue Yeggy
Mae Waldschmidt
Nancy Pogge
Andrea Dunn
Debbie Gerot
Yvonne Colvert
Terry Dutler
Kathy Cole
Carol Duwa
Cindy Waldschmidt
Nancy Pogte
Nancy Ogge
Andrea Duwa
Debbie Jerot
Janice Schneiler
Barb Cushing
Yvonne Colbert
Denise Yeggy
Bowling high scores and team game records listed
Team series led by Zieglowsky with 2647 and Freshwaters 2550. Team game totals show Zieglowsky 835 and Freshwaters 897. Individual series top scorers Crone 645 and Zieglowsky 622. Crone also posted an individual game of 256 followed by Gunnarson 235.
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Special Ed Pupils to State Olympics in Des Moines
Washington special education students travel to Des Moines May 11 to compete in the state meet. Prairie Flower school and the Room for Trainables at Washington Junior High and High School led district participation with 28 students placing in 45 events at Kennedy High School. Drake Stadium hosts track events and YMCA hosts swimming, with Prairie Flower staff accompanying the students.
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Pulitzer prize for UPI series wins journalism award
United Press International journalists Thomas Powers and Lucinda Franks win the national reporting prize for a five part series titled The Jana The Making of The Winston Salem Journal Sentinel wins the public service prize for environmental coverage including strip mining and stream pollution. Kent State coverage by Akron Beacon Journal staff earns local reporting prize with 15 staff cited for 10 stories.
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