Reds Triumph on Robinson Grand Slam in 10th
Frank Robinson belted a 10th inning grand slam off Larry Sherry as the Reds beat the Dodgers 7-3. Robinson's 33rd homer of the month capped a record night in Cincinnati with teammates and fans celebrating wildly. Bob Purkey earned his 19th win while Gene Freese returned from injury with two singles. The Dodgers dropped ground in the pennant race, and other NL and AL results shifted standings.
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Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Reds
Robinson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Vada Pinson
Pinson Robinson
Bob Purkey
Willie
Tommy Davis
Freese
Gene Freese
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
Phils
Colts
Kansas City A’s
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Tommy Aaron
Demon Gridders Open Against Oskaloosa Here
Washington High School opens the 1962 grid season at home against Oskaloosa on September 14 with a 7:30 p.m. kickoff. The Demon schedule lists nine more home and away games through November, including Sept 21 Mid Prairie and Oct 5 Fairfield with homecoming.
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Washington High School Gridders
Oskaloosa
Tom English
Demons
Mid-Prairie
Mt. Pleasant
Fairfield
Washington Community School
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Cardinal
West
Major League Standings in American League by UPI
United Press International presents the American League standings summarizing team positions, wins, losses, and notable gaps. Details include leaders and proportions, with emphasis on top teams and key performers across the league.
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United Press International American League
Javits To Seek Radio TV Coverage Of Senate Debates
Sen. Jacob K. Javits plans to introduce a resolution to open Senate debates to radio and television coverage. He argues camera access would bring Congress closer to the people and inform citizens, with a possible experimental rollout. He notes U S teen population growth from 22 million in 1950 to 36 million by 1965.
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Washington
UPI
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Senate
Javits
Congress
U.S
Golfers Look Ahead to Week of Club Events and Fun
Calendar outlines Wednesday Ladies day Thursday Family night dinner Friday Men’s stag and flag tourneys. Twilite League finished. Weekend matches drew a good crowd as members enjoyed golf and a dance with Egden Frazer. Also notes club planning, weather impacts, and a gas heating statistic from the Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association.
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Egden Frazer
Dick Ballard
Redskins May Be Improved But Still Short of Champ Material
Washington coach Bill McPeak aims for improvement in 1962 with a faster offense led by Bobby Mitchell and Billy Barnes, a shaky middle linebacking situation, and an unproven Norman Snead at quarterback. The defense gains Ellis Paluck shifted to a new role as McPeak seeks stability in the secondary. The Redskins, coming off a 1 1 record, hope to avoid the 1961 air raid vulnerability while pursuing a tougher, more capable squad.
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Redskins
Washington
UPI
Custer
National Football League
Tribe of Redmen
D.C
Braves
Bill McPeak
McPeak
Bobby Mitchell
Billy Barnes
Don Bosseler
Ron Hatcher
Michigan State
Fred Hageman
Vince Promuto
John Nisby
Norman Snead
Galen Hall
Penn State
Paluck
John Paluck
Gene Cronin
Bobby Freeman
Philadelphia
Mitchell
Barnes
Dick James
NFL
Curt's Cats Win Twilite Golf Title
Curt's Cats clinched the Twilite League golf championship with 542 points, beating Dick's Ducks who finished second. Players and scores noted include Curt Wells 104 percent and Keith Sanders 5, with prize pickup by October 1 at the Country Club pro shop.
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Curt
Cats
Giff
Curt’s Cats
Dick's Ducks
Eldon's Eagles
Clint’s Colts
Russ’ Rabbits
Bud's Bees
Jim’s Jaguars
Jack's Jackals
Bill's Birds
Giff's Guns
Stew's Stags
Bob's Bears
Guns
Ducks
Eagles
Bears
Colts
Dogs
Rabbits
Jaguars
Birds
Bees
DeLa
Wells and
Boyer
Moothart
Sanders
Lee
Gebhardt
Custer
Powers
Lass E — Booth
J. Baldrige
Carey
Berns
Truax
Kneen
Purposes Of Citizens For Educational Freedom
The article explains the aims of Citizens for Educational Freedom CEF organized in 1959 with 20000 members in 100 chapters. It outlines support for parental control of education tax benefits and opposition to discriminating education aid while backing church state separation and tax funded tuition grants for private schools.
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Citizens For Educational Freedom
Washington
Leona Peiffer
C.E.F
United States
Glen Andreas
Pella
David le Driere
Clayton
CEF
Congress
Separation of Church and State
Cleveland
Farmers Dump Sears Catalogs in Protest Over CED Farm Plan
About 50 farmers dumped roughly 350 Sears catalogs at the Ottumwa Iowa store and smaller numbers at Austin Minnesota to demand a public disavowal of the Committee on Economic Development farm platform. The NFC and NFO accuse the CED of aiming to resettle two million farmers and decimate small towns.
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United Press International
Committee On Economic Development
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Austin
Minn
Ottumwa
Iowa
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears
Chicago
Wiersag
Elmwood
Neb
Orville Lenz
NFC
Nebraska
NFO
Omaha
Lincoln
Kearney
CED
U.S
High Paid Iowa State Employees Top $20,000 Salary List
Twenty two of Iowa’s 21 000 state employees earn 20 000 or more annually. Dean Robert C Hardin leads at 30 000 with 4 000 from a medical education fund. Fees from private practice boost many salaries at the University of Iowa College of Medicine. The governor ranks below several officials with housing offsets. Most earners come from UI ISU and state mental health institutes.
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DES Moines
SDPA
Robert C. Hardin
College of Medicine
State University of Iowa
State Univeristy
Iowa
S.u.i.’S College of Medicine
Univeristy
Hardin
State Hospital
Iowa City
S.U.S. College of Medicine
Iow
S.U.S
Virgil Hancher
Iowa State University
James Hilton
William Maucker
State College of Iowa
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Shaw
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Harold Kerr
Tink Shenefelt
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Doug Cox
Phil Kneen
Elmer
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Butch
Nome Heating
Gas Appliance Manufacturers Association
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Witting Peet
Perlberg
Hugh Griff
T Titasame
Barat
Elvis Presley
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Shane
Hubert Turner
Harry Turner
Daylin
Mic Daniel
Washington, Lowa
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OPUG
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F. Allan
Dad
Mobil
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