Demons Reach State Qualifiers As Green And Shepherd Lead
Washington's Demon boys track team finished third in the district meet at Central Dewitt scoring 372 points behind Anamosa and Central Dewitt. Dave Green set a school discus record with 172 feet 1 inch and Rich Shepherd won the two mile in 9.900, while seven entries qualified for Drake Stadium state meet in Des Moines May 25–26. Other qualifiers include Randy Payne in 120 hurdles, Ron Mullikin in 100, Lester Worley in 220, and relay squads and performances across the meet.
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Washington
Demon
Central Dewitt
Drake Stadium
Des Moines
Dave Green
Rich Shepherd
Demons
Anamosa
Green
Ed Brown Shepherd
WHS
Randy Payne
Payne
Ron Mullikin
Lester Worley
Kenway Store, Wagner to decide league title bowling roll-off
In Thursday bowling results Kenway Store and Wagner lead standings and will roll off for the league title. Team highs include Buckwalter Motor 2549 and Kenway 2492 in series, Buckwalter 861 and Kenway 860 in games. Individual top scorers: John White 563, Cal Humphrey 550. League banquet set for May 17 at Willows.
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Wagner Shell
Ken's Repair
Kenway Store
Derby Oil
Buckwalter Motor
Sohigro
South End Grocery
Williams Oil
Kenway Stores
Kenway
John White
Cal Humphrey
John Allard
Cal Humphreys
Vernon White
Dick Hotle
John Hough
Jim Richards
Ken Hanson
John Reneger
Ron Wagner
Dave Murphy
Wagner
Willows
Wilson Hurls Astros to 5-1 Win Friday
Wilson, Houston’s top righty, held Cincinnati to three hits as the Astros beat the Reds 5-1 moving two games ahead in the NL West. Lee May hit a two run homer. Cesar Cedeno added two singles driving in two. Durocher returned as manager after hospitalization.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Don Wilson
Houston Astros
Leo Durocher
Cincinnati
Astros
Reds
Durocher
Preston Gomez
Wilson
Joe Morgan
Morgan
Johnny Bench
Lee May
Cesar Cedeno
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Montreal
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Diego
Atlanta
Baltimore
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Minnesota
Detroit
Milwaukee
Oakland
Texas
California
Mets
Pirates
Jerry Grote
Ramon Hernandez
Rusty Staub
Hernandez
Demons miss state bid after Fairfield sectional third in golf
Fairfield wins the Class AA sectional at Fairfield with 311, Burlington second at 320, Washington third at 323. Crai Dalrymple led Washington with 78, tying for runner up medalist in a windy round, but a playoff loss out of bounds kept him from winning.
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Washington Fesr
Fairfield
Ottumwa
Burlington
Tom Louden
Washington
Fairfield Country Club
Crai Dalrymple
Dalrymple
Phil Bussey
Craig Paul
Mike Young
Rusty Tschantz
Steve Goff
Paul
Tschantz
Goff
Young
Rusley
Mike
Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant
Ft. Madison
Demons
Bloomfield
Junior Bowlers End Season With State Tournament
Eden Hayes Insurance Rees Heating Derby Oil and Squire Shoppe sponsor four junior bowling teams as they conclude their season with the state tournament in Des Moines. The banquet and awards night are set for Tuesday May 15 at 7 pm at the Willows Supper Club, where league and tournament honors will be presented.
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Eden Hayes Insurance
Rees Heating
Derby Oil
Squire Shoppe
Des Moines
Willows Supper Club
Russians end eight game UPI tour with 109 87 win in Lexington
The Russian National team defeated Marathon Oil 109 87 before 4,500 at Henry Clay High School. Salnikov led with eight points in a three minute burst early, finishing with 23 points along with Ivan Dvornin. Greivey and Andrews added 43 for UK tied lineup. Bryant led Marathon with 23 points.
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Lexington. KY
UPI
Marathon Oil
Aleksandr Salnikov
Henry Clay
Salnikov
Ivan Dvornn
University of Kentucky
Kevin Greivey
Jim Andrews
Andrews
Greivey
George Bryant
Munich
Russell returns as Sonics coach and general manager
SEATTLE UPI Russell to rejoin pro basketball after four years away as coach and GM of the Seattle SuperSonics. He signs a five year contract with terms undisclosed, replacing fired coach Tom Nissalke and succeeding Bob Houbregs as GM as the Sonics end a poor season.
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Seattle
UPI
Bill Russell
Seattle SuperSonics
Boston Celtics
Sonics
National Basketball Association
Sam Schulman
The
Russell
Tom Nissalke
Bob Houbregs
Houbregs
ABC
Bowling HI ROLLERS Challenge at Riverside League
Bowling results from Wednesday show Steels Lumber Sorrell Glass Pat Marys Wellman Watsons Cleaners Lemke Electr ixon Feed Pertex and others. Team series led by Pertex 2686 with top team game Pertex 43 and Lemke 935. Individual marks include LaVerne Geyer 622 Ron Wagner 610 and Rick Cr Steele 226.
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Joe's Tavern
Riverside Steele Lumber
Sorrell Glass
Pat & Mary's
Wellman Watson's Cleaners
Lemke Electrixon
Pertex
Atson’s
Steeles
Sorrell’s
Lemkes
Pat & Marys
Women's Bowling League results and season roll-off
Jack and Jill defeated Ainsworth 4 to 0 and shared top marks with Roe's Heating 4 to 1 in a split season. Squire Shoppe topped Bryn Mawr 3 to 1 and beat Shamrock 0 while Roe's led 4 to 0. Team and individual results highlighted Betty Ward and Dorothy Patterson with high totals. Jack and Jill won both halves of the split season. The Thursday roll-off sets Merry Maids against the Brighton Four for the League Championship with a banquet planned at Shamrock Inn.
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Jack & Jill Roe
Shamrock Inn
Carson’s Plumbing
Bryn Mawr
Pepsi Cola
Ainsworth Bank
Squire Shoppe
Jack & Jill
Ainsworth
Carson's
Shamrock
Roe's
Roe’s
Roe
Betty Ward
Judi Carl
Dorothy Patterson
Merry Maids
Brighton
Rosemary Hanson
Mary Randall
Anna Russell
Joyce Jones
Helen Wilson
Joyce Nebel
Janet Hagist
Mary Ann Hildebrand
Dorothy Black
Lee Seifkas
Marge Macrander
Pat France
Jean Hall
Martha Schooley
Riverside bowlers end season with banquet and honors
Riverside Mixed Bowling League held a season closing banquet at Kingsbury Inn. A and D Country Kitchen won top team honors led by Dora Lukavsky and Arnie Lukavsky with Margaret Weaver and Bob Libenguth. High men scores went to Gary Grecian 255 and Bob Libenguth 247, with Libenguth posting a 652 series and Bruce Reilly 637. Women’s top honors went to Patty Owens 223 and a tie for second between Dora Lukovsky and Margaret Weaver at 203. High women series included Gladys Horn 533 and Jean Jamison 510. Other community items include a reported burglary of Minnie Ross’s Riverside home and Scouts planning an overnight camp trip May 18–19.
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Wilbur Kiene
Riverside
Riverside Mixed Bowling League
Kingsbury Inn
A and D Country Kitchen
Dora
Arnie Lukavsky
Margaret Weaver
Bob Libenguth
Gary Grecian
Bruce Reilly
Ron Rath
Jean Jamison
Don Hart
Minnie Ross
Girl Scouts
Ralph Schnoebelen
Larry Wieland
Cleo Burch
Melvin Havel
Bess Burich
Milford Olson
Cedar Rapids
Alvin Sojka
Perry
Washington
Don Kiefer
Storm Lake
Davenport
Kiefer
Montgomery Ward
Cleo Burich
Daryl Hirt
Bess Bur
Pat Fountain
Todd
Mt. Pleasant
Littl Davcy Jo Hirt
Fountain
James Lohman
Marion
John Tener
Pleasant Plain Friends Hold Quarterly Meeting May 18 20
Richland May 7 Pleasant Plain Quarterly Meeting of Friends set for May 18 to 20 at Fairfield Friends church. Ministry and Council meet Friday at 8 pm. Saturday worship at 10:30 with Eugene Wolfley. A basket dinner at noon, business meeting at 1 15. Sunday worship at 10 45 with Yearly Meeting Church Extension Board. Noon dinner, afternoon slides on Kilpick Friends Community Church near Muscatine. Vacation Bible school planned. Mothers Day tribute May 13. Family night featured accordions by Seaton sisters. C C D high school hosts dinner for Founders and newcomers since 1969. 20 new members welcomed.
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Don Long Richland
Pleasant Plain
New Friends Community
Kilpick
Muscatine
Joey
Richland Friends Church
Karen
Kathleen Seaton
Carroll Morgan
C.C.D
Weekend church program honors teachers and longtime parishioner
The Washington Evening Journal reports a 14 year church service note, with Father Wetzstein receiving a birthday cake from high school students. Notables from Pulaski Rose Hill Milton visited, mushroom hunting in the rain. A wiener roast at Lake Darling Youth Center involved twelve students and several families.
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Richland
Ruppenkamp
Thomas Stratman
John Dolan
Paul Budreau
David Weber
CCD
Sam Neff
Elmer Adams
Father Wetzstein
Lewis Moore
Pulaski
Chuck Moore
Everett Anderson
Rose Hill
LeRoy Robison
Milton
Charles Blakely
Ken Lankford
Lake Darling
Don
Millie Bordwell Returns Home From New York Study Program
Millie Bordwell arrived home Friday from New York City where she spent a semester on the Coe College off campus study. She was met at the Cedar Rapids airport by her mother Mrs Richard Bordwell and sister in law Mrs Rick Bordwell. Mrs Cloyce Stewart hosted houseguests this week including sister Mrs Lawrence Lemley and daughter Mrs Harold Alderson of Yakima Wash. They enjoyed visits with relatives and friends and will host a family cooperative dinner Sunday with the Bordwell family of Washington the Sikke Temple family of Ia and the LeRoy Krueger family of Wyman present.
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Millie Bordwell
New York City
Coe College
Cedar Rapids
Richard Bordwell
Rick Bordwell
Cloyce Stewart
Lawrence Lemley
Harold Alderson
Yakiman
Wash
Stewart
Bordwell
Washington
Sikke Temple
LeRoy Krueger
Wyman
May 12 1973 Almanac Highlights and Historic Divorces
Almanac notes May 12 1973 as the 132nd day with 233 to follow. It lists planetary positions and zodiac signs, cites Florence Nightingale’s birth, historical events from 1922 to 1963, and reports a divorce ruling in London where Mrs Moira Robinson’s divorce was granted after her husband deserted her and a judge commented on marital duties.
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United Press Internation
Mercury
Mars
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
Florence Shtingale
Modern Nursing
George VI
Wallis Warfield Mpson
Berlin
John Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
London
UPI
Moira Robinson
Rosaleyn Cumming-Bruce
Donald Robinson
Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys Directory
Professional directory listing for Livingston area law firms. Entries include Day Everett Meeker Bates with Craig Arbuckle Abstract Dept at 112 South B and contact number 653 2147, and Morrison Morrison and Lloyd with Edmond D Morrison Jr James E Lloyd at 211 West Washington Street and phone 653 5431.
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Livingston
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V
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