Demons seek climb with pitching core and new faces
Washington Demons eye a rise from last in the Southeast Seven as coach Doug Dunlap rebuilds pitching with returnees Mike Gallagher and Doug Ruppert alongside new and returning infielders led by Joe Williams and Kevin Crawford. Season opener set for Pekin at Green Field, with a nine-game schedule and four bat girls planned.
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Junior Jets Girls Softball League announces summer schedule
The Junior Jets Girls Softball League releases a detailed summer slate with 34 games from June 5 to July 24. Kalona home games are in Richmond, Washington games at the Greenfield secondary field, and coaches include Welte, Lewis, Schloss, Swenson, Chebuhar, Seemuth, and Reber.
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Eaker Turns Trick at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids
Verlin Eaker escapes as crowd favorite at Hawkeye Downs with a runaway victory. Second place battle crowns Darrel Dake over John Moss Ed Sanger and Bill McDonough. McDonough nets third while Sanger fourth. Pokey West Stan Stover duel for positions as other racers chase from behind. Heats see Duke, Ed Sanger, Baker, West and Swanson claiming top spots. semi-main awarded to Swanson after a tough field.
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DeLa Team Leads Twilight Golf League Standings
In the Washington Country Club Twilight League DeLa leads with 20 points while B Lowe and Morrison share second on 19. Friday results show DeLa 20 Brake 11 and Morrison 19 Loyd 12. Low scores include T Lowe 37 and Lloyd 37.
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Thursday Rollers Banquet Sets New Officers and Honors
The Thursday Rollers Bowling League held its annual banquet at the Shamrock Inn in Ainsworth. Elected officers include Jeannette Libe president Dorothy Black president Janet Hagist secretary treasurer and Helen Wilson sergeant at arms. Brighton Four won first and second half roll-offs. Janet Hagist Joyce Jones Carole Ann Loeffler and Martha Schooley led the Brighton team. Anna Russell claimed the high series and high game awards. The most improved bowler was Dorothy Black, raising her average from 119 to 14. Joyce Nebel of the Merry Maids won the door prize.
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Hemsted snatches West Liberty win at night race
Hemsted from the front row led a fast car dash to win the feature here Saturday night. Moss and Niffenegger battled for second as Prymek edged Helm for fourth. An early crash sidelined Carney and Morris, later cleared to hospital with noncritical injuries.
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Demon track teams place at Bloomfield meet
Washington ninth graders finish with one first place as Ft. Madison wins the conference track meet with 87 points. Perry Stannard leads with a 4 52.7 mile, second in the 880. Other Washington scorers include Gamon, Moretti, Renoux, and relay squads placing in multiple events.
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Trevino hits million in Memphis Classic after final round
Lee Trevino finishes tied for second at the Memphis Classic, earning 16187.50 and bringing career winnings to about 1.0019 million. Dave Hill wins with 264 total, while Allen Miller posts 69 and Lee Elder struggles late seeking Masters qualification. Other contenders include Sifford Ziegler Glenz Littler and Irwin in a tight finish.
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Woodbine wins 1973 girls state outdoor track title
Woodbine captured the 1973 girls state outdoor track championship at Drake Stadium edging HLV 33 to 27 as the mile relay team anchored by Debbie Esser clocked a meet record 3 56 8 in the final event. Defending champ Collins placed third with 26 and Miss Esser plus Miss Carrol of Collins won multiple titles.
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Honor Safety Patrol at Lincoln School
Lincoln Elementary School honored its 5th and 6th grade Safety Patrols at a Friday assembly. Captain Stacy Bandy led the group with lieutenants Alan Van Houten Perry Libe Joe McKowen Marty Speece Randy Latcham and patrolmen Mark Shields Eddie Boone Galen Crawford Mike Genkinger Tony Lloyd Ron Lee Todd Fulton Steve Kerr Rex Helfrich Tim Rustan Scott Craig Joe Rossen Brad Black and Steve Sproule. Marty Speece received a special certificate for being chosen to represent the Lincoln Patrol in a national AAA Safety Patrol contest.
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