Demons prep for season opener at Fairfield meet
Fairfield Western Washington Demons, led by coach John Sproule, set for their first dual meet of the season Tuesday at Fairfield before the Washington Relays against the Trojans. The roster lists four lettermen among many sophomores and juniors, with time trials tonight to determine relay entrants and event assignments. Marty Stannard and Mike Walker serve as team managers.
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Washington High School
Fairfield
Washington
Sproule
Demons
Marty Stannard
Mike Walker
Washington YMCA swimmers place sixth in area meet
Washington area swimmers finished sixth at the North Central Area meet in Des Moines Tech High School pool, scoring 75 points across intermediate, open, midget, cadet and junior divisions. Cedar Rapids won with 154, Des Moines 114, Racine 113, Green Bay 103, Milwaukee 89, Washington 73, Madison 74, Dubuque 65.
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Washington Ymca
Des Moines Tech
Cedar Rapids
Des Moines
Racine
Wisc
Green Bay
Milwaukee
Washington
Madison
Wis
Dubuque
Jim Dougal
Rick Shaver
Dana McAvoy
Scott Havens
Milo Steele Jr
Scott
Navy man calls home after Pacific duty ten years ago
Ten years ago today Robert Godwin spoke to his parents Mr and Mrs Homer Godwin from San Diego California after docking from Japan and Pearl Harbor. He served as an electrician's mate in the United States Navy and was aboard an LST landing craft.
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Robert Godwin
Homer Godwin
San Diego
Calif
Japan
Pearl Harbor
United States Navy
Measuring For Temporary Relief Of Minor Aches And Pains
The notice describes a product claim offering temporary relief from minor aches and pains caused by overexertion fatigue neuralgia or a common cold and also addresses relief for arthritis and rheumatism aches. It presents the intended use and conditions for relief.
Sanders wins Greensboro Open in sudden-death playoff
Veteran Doug Sanders defeats Tom Weiskopf in a playoff to capture the Greater Greensboro Open title. Sanders earns $20,000 first prize and solidifies his lead as money winner after a season with wins including Jacksonville Open and Palm Springs. Weiskopf, 23, ends as runner up. final 18 holes see 70s from both leaders as Sikes and Palmer also contend.
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Doug Sanders
Greensboro
Sanders
Weiskopf
GGO
Jacksonville
Palm Springs
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Howie Johnson
R. H. Sikes
Miller Barber
Dave Ragan
Dave Marr
Sedgefield Country Club
Palmer
Sikes
al Geiberger
Bobby Nichols
Top rookie prospects for 1966 named by UPI board
United Press International experts select three infielders Tommy Helms Joe Foy and Bobby Murcer as top 1966 rookies from the National and American Leagues. Helms hits .319 for Cincinnati last season and will move to second base. Foy led the International League with .302 and is groomed to replace Frank Malzone at third. Murcer, a 19 year old left handed hitter, batted .322 at Greensboro and .365 in the Appalachian Rookie League.
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NEW York
UPI
Cincinnati
Tommy Helms
Boston
Joe Foy
Bobby Murcer
New York Yankees
United Press International
Board of Experts
Helms
San Diego
Reds
Pete Rose
Sonny Jackson
Houston
Foy
Toronto
Frank Malzone
Murcer
Greensboro
Tony Kubek
Los Angeles
Don Sutton
George Kernek
Larry Jaster
St. Louis
Bob Barton
Don Mason
San Francisco
Cleon Jones
Pittsburgh
Woody Fryman
Chicago Cub
Randy Hundley
Cleveland
Tom Kelley
Bill Davis
Darrell Brandon
Washington
Fred Valentine
Mickey Stanley
Detroit
Bowling League Standings and High Scores Summary
Thursday Niners League standings list Hall Feed Service and Falk Clothiers near the top with Carpenters Union and Martin Cleaners following. High team series went to Falk 2620 and Phillips 2515 while Falk also led team game with 912 and Phillips 888. Individual leaders include John Richards 599 series and 258 game, Verne Geyer 585, Dewis 221.
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Niners
Jim's
Hall Feed Service
Falk Clothiers
Carpenters Union
Martin Cleaners
Phillips Drug
Evening Journal
Tindal Farm Supply
Falk
Phillips
John Richards
Verne Geyer
Dewis
Le Mans driver Hansgen critically hurt in trial crash
Walt Hansgen, 45, Bedminster, N.J., key American sports car racer, remained in critical condition after a seven liter Ford prototype crashed at 122 mph during Le Mans trials. Doctors kept constant vigil as U.S. Army surgeons and local doctors treated him. his family arrived but could not visit. The accident renewed calls to ban the Le Mans race, with Paris Jour urging abolition.
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Orleans
France
UPI
Walt Hansgen
America
Hansgen
U.S. Army
N.J
Beatrice Hansgen
le Mans
Paris Jour
Professional Directory Attorneys Listing
Professional directory entry lists Louis J. Kehoe attorney at Jeffry Building with phone 653 3991 and Livingston Day Bates with Robert Day Bates Abstract Dept in Office 204 West Main Street phone 653 2147.
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Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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Brian Britain
Doug Campbell
Steve Horak
John Miller
Greg Goodell
Pat Hennigan
Jim Doughty
Larry Custer
Larry Lampkin
Ray Porter
Rex Mcttrary
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Jerry Smith
Doug Brown
Joe Minick
Roger Harris
Ray Randall
YMCA
Jim Dougall
Bruce
Havens
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Scott Haven
Dave Myers
Mark Myers
Bruce Smith
Jim McCarthy
Mike Williams
Drew McAvoy
Joe Williams
Randy Redlinger
Kim Steele
Randy Chalupa
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Jim Rosenkild
Washigton
Harry Stapleton
Greensboro, N. C
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Chuckles
Bud Lechner
Doris Day
Rod Taylor
Aaron Rosenberg
Martin Melcher
Hermione Baddeley
Sergio Fantoni
Guidson Easter
Logan Jewelry
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
M. L. Tweeton
Marion
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic Physician Journal
Optometrists
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South Iowa
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L. B. Eicher
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