Demons win Southeast Seven golf title at Bloomfield
Washington Demons claim first place in the Southeast Seven Conference tournament on a windy day. Craig Paul earned medalist honors with 74 strokes on the par 35, 2890 yard course. Mike Young tied for runner-up medalist with 76 as the team posted 310 to beat Fairfield by seven strokes.
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Washington
Bloomfield
Demons
Craig Paul
Fairfield
Paul
Craig
Busley
Mike Young
Craig Dalrymple
Rustey
Rusty Tschantz
Rusty
Intramural and awards list for junior high students
A long roster of 7th 8th and 9th grade students receiving intramural awards cheerleading medals and perfect attendance. Names include Lori Crawford Tammy Garrett Beth Hazelett Lisa Lemley Debbie Loeffler Nancy Mangold Patty McFadden Sharon Paul Mary Pforts Vicki Rae Julie Redlinger Mary Jo Redlinger Kathy Richards Gloria Russell plus numerous others across multiple grades and activities confirming awards in physical and biological science and student librarianship.
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Norman Gegner
Mark Genkinger
Jeff Goodell
Chris Hagemeir
Robert Hagist
Burge Hammond
Greg Horn
Wayne Johanson
Greg Johnson
Tim King
Rod Knerr
Tom Longer
Doug Martin
Jay McEldoo
Marty McKowen
Dale Mullikin
Randy Mullikin
Matt Nemmers
Tim Orris
Dennis Pacha
Randy Randall
Dean Speece
Greg Widmer
Dan Glatch
Susan Hazelett
Jeri Hoyle
Rodney Knorr
Marcia McGuire
Teresa Mann
Joni Swift
Pam Warren
Shirley Wellington
Bill Young
Tim Banks
Jane Benge
Sheryl Curley
Terry Dickinson
Delmer Earls
Randy Hahn
Pam Jones
Tony Leyden
Andrea McCracken
Mary Jane Meeker
Roseanne Mellinger
Sheryl Miller
Bonita
Beverly Bruty
Stephanie Cousins
Raquel Gray
Karen Rupert
Paula Shaffer
Annette Walker
Karen Baker
Kate Baldrige
Stephanie Beliel
Dennis Bond
Lynda Bordwell
Linda Fash
Tammy Garrett
Debbie Ginkens
Denise Jeffries
Brenda McConnell
Darla Morehead
Sharon Paul
Julie Pilcher
Vicki Rae
Kathy Richards
Carol Redlinger
Nancy Schlapkohl
Glenda Shaffer
Lisa Smith
Cindy Tisor
Tammy Widmer
Jim Cavin
Gail Cosby
Penny Crile
Dan Davis
Nancy Duensing
Linda Bash
Laurel Griffin
Joe Mineart
Minday Moredock
Ted Porter
Scott Ridley
Mark Smith
Diane Stacy
Randy Williams
Jim Wilson
Kendal Tschantz
Chris Erickson
Perry Sojka
Jeff Vargason
Ray Warner
Larry Bohlen
Larry Burkum
Mark Miller
Mike Mings
Joe Moretti
Tony Peck
Mary Reed
Chris Scheldrup
Sara Shepherd
Tim Smith
David Watson
VSI
Ernie Johnson
Don Rabenold
Miriam Fetterman
Christy Gaffey
Rick
Norman Bruty
Terri Burns
Marcia Campbell
Loretta Cavin
Eric Curl
Lyndon Dunbar
Mary Dunbar
Kevin Eddy
Mike Fritz
Fred Greiner
Cindy Hammen
Jennifer Harris
Andrew Horn
Cary Hotle
Louie Kaufman
Clare Lechner
Jamie Loder
Theresa Lukovsky
Cindy Marek
Gerard Marek
Martin McKowen
Carrie Minear
Teresa Munn
Rose Ann Payne
Brandon Ray
Barbara Reneger
Jamie Robison
Jay Roth
Lori Roth
Karen Ruppert
Jeff S Chris Lee
Karen Sobaski
Connie Stalder
Anne Stout
Toni Turnipseed
Dennis Wittetoe
Pamela Warren
Gregory Widmer
Tamara Widmer
Allen Witthoft
Tammy Dalrymple
Donna Davisson
Katrina Eaton
Kris Erickson
Larry Escher
Tammy Gardner
Ray Garton
Kelley Gipple
Bennett Goeke
Lora Green
Matt Hotle
Marilyn Jaspering
Barb Larsen
Janis Loder
Jeff McCarthy
Jo Lynn McClure
Melinda Moredock
Doug Mottet
Drew Na
Mary Jo Redlinger
Jeanne Schantz
Matt Sojka
Sara Steele
Janis Goff
Ann Moss
Debbie Vanderlinden
Carrie Mineart
David Sojka
John Cady
Roger Pfeifer
Bob Boyd
Debbie Johnson
Krista Satterfield
Jackson tops Wood as A's win with knuckleball clash
Reggie Jackson overcomes Wilbur Wood who struggled with knuckleballs, belting a three run homer and a sacrifice fly to spark Oakland's 5-1 victory. Ken Holtzman pitched four hits allowed as Wood failed to beat the A’s for the second time this season. Ray Fosse also homered for Oakland.
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Reggie Jackson
Wood
Wilbur Wood
Jackson
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A
A’s
Ken Holtzman
Cone
Ray Fosse
Pirates suffer sixth straight loss as Clemente absence looms
The Pittsburgh Pirates skid to six straight losses despite strong hitting from sluggers, while pitching woes linger. Montreal Expos beat Pittsburgh 3-2 after Ron Fairly’s sixth inning homer, with Sanguillen and May collecting three hits each but no big hit. Other NL and AL scores noted as teams adjust to life after Clemente.
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Robert Clemente
Pirate
Pirates
Manny Sanguillen
Milt May
Bill Virdon
Clemente
Tom Walker
Montreal
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Boots Day
Fairly
Mike Corkins
Padres
Johnny Grubb
Clarence Gaston
Tom Bradley
Bobby Bonds
Giants
Mike Lum
Carl Morton
Danny Frisella
Braves
Tom Griffin
Mike Schmidt
Phillies
Cardinals
Reggie Cleveland
Ken Brett
Major League baseball East and West standings and schedules
East standings show Milwaukee 15 483 Boston 15 443 Detroit 17 469 to Cleveland 18 455 Baltimore 7 1 New York 1. Pet. gb. West standings list Chicago 18 9 667 Kansas City 20 13 606 California 16 13 552 Oakland 18 15 545 Minnesota 13:15. 464 Sts Texas 1B 379 8. Monday results include Kansas City 3 2 Cleveland 2 Milwaukee 1 Detroit 8 New York 0 Boston 1 Baltimore 0. Texas 7 Minnesota 6 first Minnesota 6 Texas 4 second Chicago 1 Oakland 5. Tonight’s probable pitchers listed for six games, with times EDT, including Bahnsen vs Blue, Strom vs Bell, Lolich vs Kline, Palmer vs Tiant, Blyleven vs Hand, Ryan vs Canton. Wednesday night games include Oakland at California, Kansas City at Texas, Chicago at Minnesota, Boston at Detroit, Milwaukee at New York.
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Holtzman
Chicago
Dick Allen
California
Kansas City
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Detroit
New York
Texas
Minnesota
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Montreal
Pittsburgh
San Diego
San Francisco
Atlanta
Houston
Tom McCraw
Angels
Royals
Bill Singer
Orlando Cepeda
Mario Guerrero
Red Sox
Orioles
John Lowenstein
Indians
Brewers
Joe Coleman
Tigers
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Toby Harrah
Twins
Bobby Darwin
G.b
Oakland
Bahnsen
Blue
Strom
Bell
Lolich
Kline
Palmer
Tiant
Blyleven
Hand
Ryan
Cal
Canton
Livestock Market Report Joliet Illinois Cattle and Hogs
Live stock market notes insufficient volume for cattle, with one load of prime and choice heifers at 45.50 and 45.80, and one load of choose steers at 45.75. Hogs trade active, up 1.50, with No 1-2 200-230 lb at 38.50 to 39.00 and No 2-4 270 lb at 37.00. Wednesday receipts forecast 1,800 cattle and 600 hogs.
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Joliet, II
UPL
Demon girls and track title at Knoxville
Washington's Demon girls won the Pantherette Relays at Knoxville on Monday beating five rivals and earning multiple event titles and school records led by top effort in distance medley and shuttle relays.
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Demon Girls
Knoxville
Demon eighth graders edge Fairfield in close track win
Washington eighth graders defeated Fairfield 52 to 51 at Case Field. Scoring included Randy Hahn and Kendall Tschantz among leaders with top finishes in relays, sprints, jumps, and hurdles. Notable results: mile relay 4 20.8, pole vault 8 feet 6 inches, 100 yard dash 12.2, 1500? none.
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Washington
Fairfield
Case Field
Randy Hahn
Kendall Tschantz
Drew Nardy
Marty Schooley
Tschantz
David Cousins
Schooley
Kelley Gipple
Jeff McCarthy
Jeff Vargason
Scott Rich
Ray Svatos
Vargason
Brian Carter
Marty Sojka
Roger Williams
McCarthy
Rich
Randy Williams
Lyle Thomas
Sean O'Hanion
Nardy
Svatos
Roger Chalupa
Gipple
Chalupa
Thomas
Erry Dickinson
Gurney’s team leads Indy practice in rain shortened session
Dan Gurney’s three car operation dominated the wet one day trial at Indianapolis Motor Speedway with Bobby Unser posting the top lap at 192.102 mph as rain shortened the session. Teammates Jerry Grant and Wally Dallenbach also ran strong laps while Sam Posey Greg Weld Tom Bigelow Jigger Sirois and Graham McRae chased qualifying speed in preparation for the Memorial Day classic.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPL
Dan Gurney
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bobby Unser
Johnny Rutherford
Hhad
the Speedway
Unser
Jerry Grant
Wally Dallenbach
Gurney
Santa Ana
Calif
Sam Posey
Champ Carr Enterprises
California
Grant
Dallenbach
Greg Weld
Tom Bigelow
Jigger Sirois
Graham McRae
New Zealand
First couples two ball planned for Saturday
The first couples two ball will be held Saturday May 19 at the Country Club. Tee-off is set between 4 30 and 5 30 p m with each pair bringing their own steak. Potatoes salad and rolls will be provided. Sign up is now.
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Sime
Ninth Grade Track Defeats Fairfield 96-49 at Case Field
Washington ninth graders defeated Fairfield 96 to 49 in track at Case Field on Monday. Scoring included Marty Miller first in 118 and 880 yard relays, Jim Evans second in 113, Dennis Franzen second in mile, and Dan Renoux first in pole vault. Others claimed top placements across many events, with Gary Crawford earning two firsts in discus and high jump, and Mark Ballard third in long jump. Washington meets Oskaloosa Thursday and conference Bloomfield Saturday.
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Washington
Fairfield
Case Field
Demon
Oskaloosa
Bloomfield
Jim Evans
Jim Scheeler
Marty Miller
Mark Ballard
Russel Davis
David Barnes
Randy Russell
Rod Job
Dan Renoux
Chris Scheldrup
Gary Crawford
Randy Lowe
Perry Stannard
Dennis Franzen
Steve Vandenburg
Bill Nicholson
Lee Gray
Dave Barnes
Russell Davis
Lee Kephart
Owen Gamon
Jim Ross
Joe Moratt
Randy Knorr
Doug Arbogast
Melody Strikers Bowling Banquet Highlights and Awards
The Melody Strikers Bowling League annual banquet and spring meeting at the Willows elected new officers Judi Curl president Fairy Sampson vice president Phyllis Hazelett secretary treasurer Joyce Jones sergeant at arms. River Products won the second half roll-off and first half winners Washington County Abstract Company received first place trophies. Individual and team honors included Kay Lister high series first half, River Products high series second half, Phyllis Hazelett high game first half, Anna Russell high game second half, Inez Lomen most improved bowler, Lucy Smith high league average, and 225 and 550 club pins with several members recognized for perfect attendance. Brief licenses and local incidents noted including two marriage licenses issued and a tractor fire at the Willows Supper Club.
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Melody Strikers Bowling League
the Willows
Judi Curl
Fairy Sampson
Phyllis Hazelett
Joyce Jones
River Products
Washington County Abstract Company
Kent Angerer
Iowa City
Inez Lomen
Washington State Bank
Kay Lister
Anna Russell
Lucy Smith
Essex
Gibson Discount
Osincup Drug
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Cindy Howell
Nancy Rich
Kris Ross
Debbie Worley
Jody Hyde
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Jim Dayton
Teri Giardino
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Lori Kreese
John McCarthy
Peggy Kephart
Rick Farrier
Randy Bringman
Debbie Beliel
Nick Christner
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Linda Sieren
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Washington Evening Journal
Melody Strikers
Stephen D. Smith
Delisa Ellen Groom
Richard D. Kruempel
Carolyn Roberts
Olds
Larry J. Gilchrist
Justice of the Peace Court
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