Demons Dominate Southeast Six All Conference Football Honors
Mt Pleasant Panthers lead with eight first team selections and three on the second squad in the Southeast Six. Kent Thomson of Mt Pleasant named Most Valuable Player after leading the conference in scoring. Washington and Davis County fail to place on first team.
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Panthers
Mt Pleasant
Fort Madison
Fairfield
Centerville
Washington
Davis County
Demons
Tim Dougall
Fleet
Washington Ball Club
Terry Haifley
Tim Horak
Mount Pleasant
Kent Thomson
Thomson
Bob McClure
Rich Ballard
Joe Scran
Men's Bowling Scores and Team Honors Report
Results from Weanesay Sportshop show team totals with details for players and opponents. High team series went to Sellers and Northrup, while John Hough led individual series with 601 and Hough also topped games at 221.
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Weanesay Sportshop
Washington DC
Farm Bureau
Geb
Farm Service
Northrup King
Mobil Oil
Sellers
Northrup
John Hough
Jerry Fisher
Monday League Points and Team Scores Highlight Local Bowling
Freshwater leads Hy-Vee in a Monday league with 35 points while Hy-Vee has 22 and Zieglowskys 21. Reifs and Fareway hold 18 each, Wilsons 18, Payne s-Wn advance Ross in team series. Freshwater wins the team series 2631 to 2607, with team game 906 to 889 and individual totals led by B Ryner 612 and J Hough 570. High games include M Howsare 216 and G Hora 215.
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Freshwater
Zieglowskys
Reifs
Fareway
Wilsons
Paynes Wn
Ross
B. Ryner
J. Hough
Howsare
Hora
Women's Bowling Results from Wednesday Featured Several Teams
Tweeten Real Estate and Seiferts led team results with scores around 2217 and 2218 while Martins Cleaners posted 2351 in team series. Individual highs included Faye Henry with 530 in series and Fran Ray posting a 215 game. Maxine Steele 510 series.
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Martins Cleaners
Wingas
W.F.W
Marges
Martins
Tweeten
Martin
Faye Henry
Maxine Steele
Fran Ray
Kennedy Continues Talks and Russia Wheat Aid
The president discussed continued Kennedy negotiations and U. S. surplus wheat to the Soviet Union. He said the measures are commercial in nature and no more privileges are granted to the USSR than to friendly nations. He defended new travel restrictions on diplomats from five eastern European Soviet satellites as necessary for national security.
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U.S
Russia
United States
Soviet Union
State Department
No TV for Blue Gray game sparks political backlash
Governor George Wallace condemned NBC and sponsors for canceling the Blue Gray football game due to Negro players not being invited. He called the move tragic and irresponsible while noting proceeds help sight conservation and education. Lions Club officials stressed funds, mainly benefiting Negro and white schools, remain distributed without race bias.
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Ala
UPI
George Wallace
Wallace
National Broadcasting Company
NBC
Lions Club
le Dawson
Chrysler Corporation
Gillette Company
Wilt Chamberlain Leads Warriors To 98 92 Victory
Wilt Chamberlain coaches the Warriors to a 98 92 win as he scores 49 points. He directs plays after being called upon to lead, with 19 in the second period and rebounding sealing the finish. Jerry Lucas Oscar Robertson top Royals with 28. Celtics defeat Lakers 114 110 and Knicks top Hawks 106 102 at Madison Square Garden in front of 18137.
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Oscar Robertson
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Sam Jones
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Lakers
Billy McGill
Baltimore Bullets
Knicks
Bob Pettit
Cage drills start at Waco this week
OLDS Waco boys begin full scale workouts for the opening game with Washington on November 2 under Coach Barnholat. About 18 boys compete for varsity spots as reserves and freshmen also start practice at Wayland gym under Coach Groom. Waco girls prepare for November 19 game with Highland at Olds with a listed varsity and reserve squad.
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Washington
Barnholat
Wayland Gym
Groom
Crawfordsville Gym
Highland
Kathy Fletcher
Sandy Madden
Pat Lowe
Louise Wells
Karen Davis
Pat Unkrich
Ellen Anderson
Nancy Rhea
Karen King
Connie Miller
Erma Paisley
Pat Sheetz
Ann Bergstrom
Mary Anderson
Mary Trawford
Delores ’Varlson
Linda Freel
Cindy Wickham
Pamela Graber
Marjorie Long
Barbara Baker
Mai
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Wally Lane
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