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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1968

Page

8

Washington Y girls win area swim trophy at Davenport

Washington YWYM Girls Swim Team won first place in the fifteen to seventeen age group at the North Central Area YMCA meet in Davenport. Thirty-four teams from Wisconsin Minnesota the Dakotas and Iowa competed. Washington finished ninth overall with 63 points. Dubuque won. Summer swim program starts early June at the city pool.

Washington YW - YM Davenport Wisconsin Minnesota North South Dakota Iowa Washington Dubuque Milo Steele, Jr

Major League Standings and Schedule Highlights

United Press International reports AL standings with Detroit and Minnesota atop the division and Boston, New York, Baltimore and Oakland nearby. Results include Detroit sweeping Chicago and Cleveland routing Boston as Minnesota and New York post wins. NL shows St Louis and San Francisco leading, with Pittsburgh and Los Angeles close, and a busy schedule of games and starting pitchers listed.

Baltimore McNally Minnesota Merritt Washington Bosman California Hamilton New York Peterson Oakland Krausse Boston Chicago Detroit Cleveland St. Louis Pittsburgh Los Angeles Atlanta Houston Cincinnati Philadelphia New Yorks Los A San Frank San Francisco Perry Wise Grant Sisk

IOC moves to bar South Africa from 1968 Olympics

The nine member IOC executive board voted to exclude South Africa from the Mexico City Games amid global pressure and looming boycotts. The decision, unanimous, follows months of debate, with support from more than 40 nations including Russia. South Africa faces likely loss of two athletes and possible shifts in boycotts and participation.

Lausanne Switzerland UPI International Olympic Committee South Africa Mexico City IOC Russia Avery Brundage Chicago Johannesburg Karan Muir Paul Nash Frank Braun America Tommy Smith Jean-Claude Ganga Supreme Council For African Sport ICC Grenoble

Nurses Capped at Cedar Rapids Ceremony Ten Years Ago

Ten years ago Karen Swanson joined 56 nurses capped at ceremonies held Sunday in St Pauls Methodist Church Cedar Rapids. Her parents Mr and Mrs Marion Swanson attended along with relatives and friends.

Karen Swanson St. Paul's Methodist Church Cedar Rapids Marion Swanson

Demons win a single first at Osky Relays

Osceola Demons earned a lone first place at the Oskey Oskaloosa Relays with Ken Hammer clearing 5 ft 8 in in the high jump. Kim Steele and Greg Goodell each placed fourth in pole vault and long jump respectively while the team prepares for the Mustang Relays at Bloomfield midweek.

Ken Hammer Demons Kim Steele Greg Goodell Jim Rossen Bloomfield Mustang

Golfers assigned to Iowa City sectional

Washington High School golfers are set for the sectional Class AA meet at the Elks Club course in Iowa City on May 11. Schools from Iowa City Muscatine and Washington compete, with qualifiers to district May 18 at the same course. Class A sectional features Mid Prairie Keota at North English and Columbus Junction at Wapella, with winners advancing to the Class A district at Pella May 18.

Washington Elks Club Iowa City Muscatine Mid - Prairie Keota North English Columbus Junction Wapella Pella

Don January Captures Tournament of Champions Crown

Don January, 38, overcame two days of stomach flu and starvation to shoot 69 in the final round and win the 72 hole Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas by one stroke over Julius Boros. First prize was $30,000 from a $150,000 purse, the largest win in 13 years of professional golf.

Las Vegas Nev UPI Don January January PGA Julius Boros

De-Men Meet at YMCA to Plan All-Sports Banquet

Members of the Washington De-Men will meet at 7 30 p m tonight in the YMCA. All members are urged to attend and help make plans for the All Sports Banquet to be held soon.

Washington de - Men YMCA

Stanley says spending won't solve problems

Boone Iowa UPI State Sen David Stanley Republican Muscatine says American businessmen must develop creative new ideas to meet today s challenges instead of waiting for government to tell us what to do He urged tax incentives or other means to spur private sector action while running for the Republican nomination for the U S Senate saying more federal spending programs from Washington won t solve the problems but the issues cannot be ignored

Washington

No progress in Bell telephone strike talks report

Washington officials said negotiations might resume later this week between the Communications Workers of America and Bell System as a coast to coast strike enters its fourth day. About 200,000 union members are idled while service remains near normal due to automatic dial equipment. A spokesman noted eight hours of talks Sunday and possible formal meetings by week’s end. Jupiter is described with a diameter of 88 000 miles, eleven times Earth's.

Washington UPS Communications Workers Union Bell Telphone Communications Workers of America CWA Afl-Cio Bell System

Brothers Aaron power Braves past Reds in five two

Hank Aaron homered and drove in two as he and younger brother Tommie combined for all five Braves runs in a 5-2 victory over Cincinnati. Tommie, in his second start of the season, added three RBIs and extended his early-season hitting to four hits in seven at bats. Hank's homer marked his 485th career long ball and 1,550th RBI, moving him to 13th on the all time list.

Brothers Atlanta The Aaron Tommie Hank Braves Cincinnati Reds Dodgers Philadelphia Houston St. Louis Chicago Pittsburgh San Francisco Los Angeles Harry Heisman

Celtics Take Game One In Finals Thriller

Boston edges Los Angeles 107 101 in Boston Garden to lead the NBA championship series 1 0. Bill Russell rallied the Celtics with a halftime rebuke and defense lift as Elgin Baylor and West fueled the Lakers, while Bailey Howell and six Celtics hit double figures. Mrs Mary Todd Lincoln born 1818 in Lexington Kentucky.

Boston UPI Celtics Lakers Los Angeles National Basketball Association Philadelphia 76Ers Boston Garden San Francisco Bill Russell Russell 76Ers Philadelphia Elgin Baylor West Bailey Howell John Havlicek Sam Jones

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