Maloney hurls a two hitter for Reds victory
Reds ace Jim Maloney fireballed two hits in 8 2/3 innings to down the Mets 1-0, lifting Cincinnati a half game on the Giants and one game on the Braves as shoulder stiffness forced his early removal. Roberson homered for Montreal and Cepeda hit the Braves 300th, while other NL and AL games produced key wins.
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Flowers From Hawaii Shown At Halcyon House
Ten years ago today a large bouquet from Hawaii is on display this week in Halcyon House on South Iowa Avenue. The arrangement comes from Charlie Fong of Honolulu, a friend of Mr and Mrs Art Swift and sister Helen Foster the home’s head cook.
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Cook Could Be Next Super Bowl Hero With White Shoes
Greg Cook emerged as a possible Bengals Super Bowl hero after a 12 of 23 passing performance for 241 yards and three touchdowns against the Jets. He started as the fourth-string QB during the week as veterans Stofa Warren and Wyche competed for a roster spot. Warren was cut after Friday’s notes, Stofa was waived, leaving Wyche as the remaining quarterback in camp.
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Major League Standings and Weekday Baseball Schedule
National League standings show Chicago atop with 68 wins and New York 58. Cincinnati 56 and Atlanta 60 lead the NL West race with tight gaps. Monday results include St Louis 2 Los Angeles 1 and Chicago 9 Houston 3. American League features Baltimore 73 wins and Detroit 58, with upcoming games across divisions and notable player moves and NFL notes.
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Mike Brake wins Lagos Acres Open Golf title
Mike Brake of Washington captured the sixth Lagos Acres Open at Keota with a 108 total in the Championship flight after rounds of 35 37 36. Steve Vorhies of Iowa City was second at 109, with Nick Pulliam Muscatine third at 110 and Tom Fahy Muscatine fourth at 111, among a field of multiple Flight winners and notable local players.
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Local swimmers set new records at summer tri meet
Washington led with 1 008 points, Fairfield 313, Burlington 305 as 26 records fell. Washington claimed 17, with standout marks from K Walker G Stalder P Giardino S King and others across girls and boys events. Coaches praised the season, noting 3 won and 0 lost, with YMCA winter schedule forthcoming.
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Surtax program goes to president
Washington UPI reports House liberals moved to block a second six month extension of the income tax surcharge. The House approved extending the levy to end 1969, while Rep. Vanik led a campaign against Nixon’s request to extend into 1970. The Senate had approved six months, and the Ways and Means Committee favored a six month extension into 1970 at 5 percent within a broad tax reform bill.
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County Fair judging continues with many 4-H entries
Continued county fair judging lists dozens of participants across divisions. Names include Dan Reschly, Greg Mangold, Rob Stout, Rita Jones, Linda Jones, Melinda Reed, Mary Jo Koehler, Curt Frier, Nancy Stacy, and many others in Cubs, Maidens, Pep perettes, Dutchettes, and Clippers. Event covers animals, entomology, plant collection, forestry, agronomy, woodworking, electrical, vegetables, and flower arrangements with multiple colors and teams named.
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Junior golf tourney opens at Washington CC in August
The Washington Country Club hosts a junior golf tournament for boys 18 and under with rounds on Saturday August 9 and Saturday August 16 at 8 a.m. Registration must be completed by Thursday evening August 7. An entry fee of 2 applies. Players will be flighted.
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