Demons miss by single stroke in Washington Invitational
Washington High School Demons finished one stroke behind Burlington in the Washington Invitational, led by Craig Paul’s 73 medalist effort. Paul’s 73 beat Washington’s 314 to Burlington’s 313 amid weather friendly conditions and strong team play. coach Phil Bussey praised the meet as excellent and noted upcoming duals and a sectional at Fairfield.
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West Liberty
Taft Relays at Mt. Pleasant highlight eighth grade track
Davis County wins the annual Taft Relays in Mt. Pleasant posting 59 points in a five team field led by Mt. Pleasant and Fort Madison. Washington finishes fourth as DC dominates with multiple records and standout performances across hurdles sprints relays long jump and shot put.
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Freshmen Demons Place Fourth at Mount Pleasant Meet
Washington ninth graders finish fourth among five teams at Mt Pleasant with 54 points. Standouts include Perry Stannard winning the mile in 4.51 and Dan Renoux setting a meet record in the 120 yard low hurdles at 15.6. Relay crews led by Miller Ballard Crawford Evans also place high, with several fourths and thirds in sprints and distance events. The Demon ninth graders were moved from Oskaloosa Relays to next week.
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Moss wins West Liberty feature amid late race chaos
Big John Moss seized the lead with four laps remaining after Mel Morris spun while attempting a lap pass. Morris rallied to finish third in a Chevelle as Moss edged Ron Prymek. A wreck sent Bob Helm to the hospital, while Mike Niffenegger recovered to second before finishing behind Prymek.
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Attorneys Day Everet Meeker Bates Arbuckle Abstract Dept
Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates and Craig Arbuckle listed as attorneys with the Abstract Department in office 112 South B, phone 653-2147. The snippet presents a firm roster and contact details without case specifics.
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Fairfield girls win Washington Invitational at Case Field
Fairfield edged Washington for the team title at Case Field in a meet that eight records fell. Top performers include Barb Kreiger Winfield and Janet Hunderdose Fairfield with multiple event wins and new meet marks across shot put high jump long jump and relays.
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Eldon Speedway Feature Showdown Ends With Babb Victory
John Babb of Ottumwa won the Eldon Raceway feature with Pokey West of West Chester finishing second and Bill Zwanziger of Waterloo third. Verlon Ackers retired from the lead when his water pump failed. Heats showcased Ackers, West, Blankenship, and Babb among top finishers with Zwanziger and Pelcher as strong contenders.
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Fred Horn wins Hawkeye Downs feature in photo finish
Cedar Rapids Marion driver Fred Horn edged Bill Zwanziger by a car length to win the Hawkeye Downs feature Friday night. Bill McDonough and Verlin Baker were close behind in a dramatic finish. Red Dralle started strong but retired with a flat tire.
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