New Washington High Names Davis as Demon Head Coach
John Davis takes over the Washington High School Demons from Clinton and Nashua roots, embracing a small, dedicated squad with 11 returning lettermen. He plans a simple offense, platoon defense, strong conditioning, and a focus on basics to sustain a winning tradition. Davis emphasizes discipline, maturity, and a supportive coaching staff, with sophomores potential across a 14-game rule and a start date of August 20.
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Redskins Trade Spree Boosts Allen’s Front Office Plans
Washington coach George Allen reshapes the roster with two trades adding safety Richie Petitbon from Los Angeles and running back Tom Barrington from New Orleans. The moves mark Allen’s 16th and 17th acquisitions since taking over the Redskins, as other clubs deal with player holdouts and camp issues across the league.
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Martin Reunion Held At Sunset Park In Washington
Martin family reunion in Sunset Park Washington Sunday August 1 drew about 35 relatives. Officers elected at noon include Ardith Martin president Maxine Martin secretary and Hazel Micks treasurer. Reunion planned for Iowa Lake Marengo the first Sunday in August 1972. Two Peiffers attended a Des Moines wedding for Shirley Peiffer and Barry Roth at St Anthony Church with Lloyd Peiffer and Don Roth listed as parents. Frank B Peiffer and family visited Keota and Des Moines area before returning home.
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Americans Swipe Pan Am Gold Lead With Record Day
The United States surged ahead in the Pan-American Games, sweeping 16 of 17 track and field finals and collecting many medals across swimming fencing skeet shooting and rifle events. Notable wins included Jan Johnson in pole vault, AL Hall in hammer, Lynn Graham in women's shot put, Russell Knipp tallying three weightlifting golds, and Roxanne Pierce dominating women’s gymnastics with multiple titles. The U.S. total medals surpassed Cuba’s near half-century high, signaling a dominant finish looming as finals continued.
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Fullerton
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Baseball Standings and Results Feature Dense with Teams
Standings show Montreal, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Chicago, and New York with win totals and games back. Wednesday results list Chicago over San Diego and other scores including St Louis and San Francisco night games. Prospective pitchers and Friday schedules include Mets, Braves, and Dodgers matchups across multiple venues.
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Gibson Notches 200th Win in Cardinals Victory Over Giants
Bob Gibson earned his 200th major league win as the St. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Francisco Giants 10-7. He became the second pitcher in St. Louis history to reach 200 wins and joined Jim Bunning and Juan Marichal as active hurlers with 200 or more victories. Gibson allowed seven hits and remained undefeated against the Giants this season, aided by Kubiak’s three run homer and Joe Torre's three hits.
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Professional Directory of Livingston Area Attorneys
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Palmer and Nicklaus Lead Firestone Start in Akron Classic
The American Golf Classic at Firestone Country Club opens with Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus leading the field of 103. Palmer seeks a fifth win of the year as Nicklaus eyes a fifth victory and a record year, while notable entrants include Frank Beard Charles Coady Tony Jacklin Ray Floyd Bruce Crampton and Bobby Nichols. Palmer and Nicklaus have strong Firestone histories as Trevino seeks to halt Casper’s 1968 money record with hope of three straight tour wins.
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Elimination play routes slam in contract bridge analysis
South leads diamonds then executes elimination plan to remove spades and diamonds, setting up a safe route to slam. Declarer ruffs opening trick, cashes A K of trumps, and uses discards to force West to choose, allowing dummy to ruff and complete the slam without relying on a favorable club finesse. Ends with note on rebid coming tomorrow.
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