Washington Demons blank Centerville in 18 point win
Washington Demons overpower Centerville 18 to 0 in a second half surge at Centerville. Scott Swartzendruber, Dave Butler, and Steve Johnson led a ground attack while Joe Gebhardt threw when needed. Demon defense stifled Centerville star Ron Thomas as Washington moved to 5-1-1 on the season with three straight home games ahead.
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Demons
Centerville
Big Reds
Scott Swartzendruber
Dave Butler
Steve Johnson
Joe Gebhardt
Bruce Paul
Gebhardt
Reds
Demon
Ron Thomas
Thomas
Terry Miller and Company Co
Mangold
Braun
Miller
Cen
High school football scores show wide Iowa win margins
United Press International lists scores for numerous games with Hoover and Valley among top results. Notable: Des Moines Jefferson 34 Bettendorf 19 and Galileo field renamed for O J Simpson amid remarks praising his career at the school.
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Independence
Anamosa
Winton
Nashua
Rockford
Turkey Valley
Fredericksburg
Wilton Junction
West Liberty
San Francisco
UPI
O. J. Simpson
Galileo
Simpson
Nursing graduates begin work at two area hospitals
Ten years ago Miss Joan Shebeck, a graduate of the Burlington Hospital School of Nursing, began work this week at the Washington County Hospital. Judy Campbell, also a graduate of Burlington Hospital School of Nursing, is now on the nursing staff at Burlington General Hospital.
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Joan Shebeck
Burlington Hospital School of Nursing
Washington County Hospital
Judy Campbell
Burlington General Hospital
Fairfield Trojans Rout Ottumwa in Southeast Seven Showdown
Fairfield Trojans stay undefeated in league play with a 7 to 6 victory at Ottumwa. Mick Clements capped an 83 yard drive with a four yard TD run, Jerry Zillman added the extra point as Ottumwa answered with a fourth quarter drive and a Joe Ferguson fake for the point attempt fell short.
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Fairfield Trojans
Ottumwa
Mick Clements
Jerry Zillman
Lowenberg
Joe Ferguson
Keokuk
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Mt. Pleasant
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks Roll Past U High 52 to 8
Mid Prairie Golden Hawks crushed University High of Iowa City 52 to 8 Friday night building a 14 to 0 first quarter lead and a 36 to 0 halftime margin. Dan Dickel and Dan Jirsa scored in the opening period while Jim Beranek added the first points. Miller scored twice in the second quarter as Reed Edmunson connected with Pat Tadlock for an extra point. Edmunson set up another score with a pick and later connected with Dan Dickel on the goal line. In the fourth quarter Dan Jirsa threw 55 yards to Don Showalter for a score and Shaffer added the extra points. U-High scored on a quarterback run and a pass for two. Dickel had five receptions for 75 yards as Mid Prairie totaled 326 passing yards to 94 for U-High. Loren Southwick led tacklers with 14, followed by Stumpf and Pemberton with 13 each. Torn ligaments to Spreacker end his season, forcing backfield shifts.
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Bob Hayes
Gary Peevler
Oskaloosa
Davis County
Dennis Moore
Jack Krizer
Tom Bowie
Ken Smithart
John Eckardt
Jack Hamilton
Cree Schlegel
Gary Berryman
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
University High of
Iowa City
Dan Dickel
Dan Jirsa
Jim Beranek
Miller
Reed Edmunson
Pat Tadlock
Edmunson
George Shaffer
Don Showalter
Shaffer
Hawk
Dickel
U - High
Mid Prairie
Loren Southwick
John Stumpf
Scott Pemberton
Dave Spreacker
Highland Huskies fall to Columbus 35 to 12 on the road
Highland's Huskies lost 35 12 at Columbus Community High School Friday night. Columbus led 15 0 after the first quarter and 29 12 at the end of the third, then sealed the win with a 22 yard pass for two points and a later 10 yard run by O'Donnell. Highland matched with two fourth period TD connections but fell short. Highland gained 210 yards to Columbus 299 and faces New London next Friday at home.
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Columbus Community High School
Columbus
Duane O’donnell
Tom Carrell
Tom Smith
Dick Podaril
O'Connell
Greg Helmick
Smith
Podaril
Jim Herdlicka
Jerry Dutler
Bill Watkinson
O’donnell
New London
Bowling results and high scores from Thursday meet
Men's bowling results show Coast and Journal tied 3 1 with Derby and Pepsi each at 1, McCleery 4, Watson 4 forfeited. High team series went to C and J with 2487, Coast 2325. Team games 882 and 843 for C and J. Top individuals include D. Neff 566 and G. Lord 552 in series, J. Wood 217 and G. Lord 199 in games.
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Journal
Pepsi
McCleery
Derby
Watson
D. Neff
G. Lord
J. Wood
McCleery - Cumming Also Ae
Watson Cleaners
Pepsi - Cola
Evening Journal
Sanders Leading Golfers After Nevada Prize Round Three
Arnold Palmer remains in contention despite a nine on a par five as Doug Sanders holds a one stroke lead entering the third round of the Sahara Invitational in Las Vegas. Sanders, 36-hole total 136, leads five pros at 137, with Chi Chi Rodriguez and Jack Nicklaus tied at 137 and others close behind. Palmer, hampered by a hip, spoke of the pain after incurring two two-stroke penalties on No 15 as the field narrows to the low 70 pros and ties for the final rounds.
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Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Terry Dill
Austin
Tex
Steve Spray
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Ted Hayes Jr
Atlanta
Bob Menne
Andover
Mass
Dave Hill
Kermit Zarley
Seattle
Wash
Steve Reid
St. Louis
Orville Moody
Moody
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Palmer
Powder Puff Football Game At Case Field Tuesday
The Y Teens stage a fund raiser at Case Field Tuesday at 7 PM featuring local high school girls playing football. They have trained with help from football players and coaches and will wear jer kies to identify players. Teams are led by Cheryl Vosika and Jackie Zear.
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Case Field
Cheryl Vosika
Jackie Zear
Whytes Put Up Sign Over Confused Identities
In Heswall England the Whyte family runs into constant mixups with neighbors named White who live in identical white bungalows. To settle the mixups they hung a 14 inch sign outside their door reading Y not I.
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Lower Heswall
England
UPI
Whyte
Whytes
Royals top Celtics in tight game as Cousy loses coaching debut
Cincinnati Royals coach Roycs Bob Cousy watched his rookie trio and Oscar Robertson spoil Boston Celtics 110-108 as Luther Rackley and Robertson hit late jumpers to seal the win. Finkel scored 21 for the Celtics as Havlicek and Siegfried added 20 each. Robertson led Cincinnati with 25, Van Arsdale 22. The Knicks routed the Bulls 116-87 behind Walt Frazier's 20. Hal Greer 40 and Jerry West 39 powered the 76ers past the Lakers 131-126 despite Wilt Chamberlain 34 for LAL.
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