Geiberger Leads After Day One At Tournament Players Championship
Geiberger moved into sole first with four under par 68 at Colonial Country Club as Nicklaus dropped from the lead due to deep rough. Irwin and Dickson tied for second at 67 while others struggled in 100 degree heat. Nicklaus praised the conditions despite the rough and noted his misfortune on the 17th.
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Mike Rabin
UPI
Fort Worth
Tex
Geiberger
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Colonial Country Club
Hale Irwin
Bob Dickson
Brian Allin
Jim Wiechers
Mike Wynn
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Tom Watson
Hartford
Don Bies
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Bruce Crampton
Trinity River
Gelberger
I. Irwin
Dickson
Jack
Major League Standings And Friday Schedule
Major League standings show the East led by Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, with Chicago and Montreal trailing. Friday’s schedule includes Houston at Chicago, Cincinnati at Pittsburgh, Atlanta at St Louis, Montreal at Los Angeles, Philadelphia at San Diego, New York at San Francisco. Games begin at 2:30 p.m. or later EDT.
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Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Chicago
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Francisco
San Diego
Atlanta
Houston
J.R. Richard
Stone
Billingham
Darcy
Candelaria
Demery
Easterly
Rasmussen
Warthen
Ray
Underwood
Friesleben
Seaver
Falcone
Baseball Standings and Schedules Across Six Games
Standings show Chicago at Boston with Jefferson 3-7 facing Moret 9-2 at 7 30 p.m. California visits New York with Figueroa 11-9 versus Hunter 16-12 at 8 05 p.m. Oakland plays Milwaukee as Bahnsen 8-11 meets Hausman 35 at 8 30. Cleveland visits Kansas City with Peterson 8-7 against Splittorff 6-6 at 8 30. Detroit hosts Minnesota at 9 p.m. Baltimore travels to Texas with Torrez 14-7 facing Perzanowski 1-1. Chicago at Boston and Detroit at Minnesota round out the night.
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Chicago
Jefferson
Boston
Moret
California
Figueroa
New York
Hunter
Oakland
Bahnsen
Milwaukee
Hausman
Cleveland
Peterson
Kansas City
Splittorff
Detroit
Ruble
Minnesota
Goltz
Baltimore
Torrez
Texas
Perzanowski
West
Rural Washington racer wins Town State Fair demolition derby
Gary DeWolf of rural Washington topped about 30 cars in Des Moines during the Town State Fair demolition derby winning a trophy and a $400 prize. Marvin Johanson of Brighton finished third in the auto Smashup event.
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Gary DeWolf
Washington
Des Moines
DeWolf
Marvin Johanson
Brighton
Labor Day at Washington Country Club Highlights Full Day Events
The Washington Country Club marks Labor Day with a full schedule including a 7 a.m. men’s breakfast, a two man team tournament in the morning, an afternoon Two-Ball event, and an evening dinner. The TAR Phillips Labor Day tournament is a two man team event and Ray Carter with the golf committee will assign rings. The Two-Ball starts at 1 30 p m with a hamburger fry at 6 30 p m. Adults pay 2 00 and children 10 and under 1 00. reservations by Aug 29 by calling Elaine Hall or signing up at the club.
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Washington Country Club
B. Robertson
Chm
G. Ridleys
D. Sorrells
S. Soucek
B. Steeles
T. Stewarts
D. Hansons
Ray Carter
Elaine Hall
City police check on accidents recently
Washington city police report three minor traffic accidents. John Russell Roberts backed into Mark Anthony Buck near the Washington swimming pool on August 15 causing 250 dollars damage to Buck's motorcycle. On August 15 Jay Collins and Robert James Grubb collided at East Harrison and Paradise Drive with 50 dollars damage. On August 17 Dana Drew Swift and Sandra Jo Mulcahy were in an East Third collision as Mulcahy turned into a driveway, 450 dollars damage.
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Washington City
John Russell Roberts
West Chester
Mark Anthony Buck
Washington
Dana Drew Swift
Sandra Jo Mulcahy
East Third
Mulcahy
On the Record Office items involving Fishback and associates
Fragmentary records show Fishback and Mary E Fishback related actions with Steven Cael Coe and John McCorken. Mentions trustees connected to W W Wilson and Hore Forma Ine. References to Section 23 and Section 5767 and Sho Livestock & Gorenne.
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Fishback
Mary E. Fishback
Steven Cael Coe
Washington
Bartow
John McCorken
Ton Kiesey
W.W. Wilson
A. Conner
Thought for the Day Quote by Bret Harte
A. thought for the day features American writer Bret Harte who notes that one big vice in a man is to keep out many smaller ones. The remark frames self restraint as a key moral theme.
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Bret Harte
Doughty four hitter powers Crane to victory in softball tourney
Jim Reifert and his brother Rich powered Jody's Corner Muscatine to a 4-2 win over Keokuk County Bank Sigourney as Reifert pitched a four hitter and Rich hit a homer. Rick belted a homer as part of three for the evening. Crane then beat Delta 12 4 with Doughty winning and Kauffman homering. Fritz's beat Brighton 11-1 in six innings with Alberhasky winning. Tonight features Mt Union vs Safley's and Delta vs Brighton. Saturday’s schedule lists multiple matchups including First National Fairfield and Crane vs VFW Fairfield.
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Jody
Muscatine
Keokuk County Bank of Sigourney
Jim Reifert
Rich Reifert
Rick
Fritz
Fireside Inn
Jim Billman
Sigourney
Crane
Delta
Jim Doughty
Jim Kauffman
Jim McGriff
Squire Shoppe
Washington
Brighton
Alberhasky
Carruthers
Mt. Union
Safley’s of
Germanville
Keokuk County Bank
Iowa
Fairfield
Columbus Junction
Mt. Union & Safley's
Tommy
VFW
New London
Mt. Union-Safley
Germanville-Sigourney
Slurve helps Jim Kaat make good with White Sox
Veteran left hander Jim Kaat showcases a comeback with the Chicago White Sox using a self described slurve and quick pitches to outduel the Yankees 2-1 as he nears a 20 win season. Hairston's two run single in the ninth seals the win after Kaat's seven hit, four walk effort.
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Jim Kaat
Chicago White Sox
Frea Gown
UPI
No Wonder
Bob Turley
New York Yankees
Kaat
Johnny Sain
Sam
Rich Gossage
Jerry Hairston
White Sox
George Medich
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Royals
Oakland A’s
Deeds and Transfers in Town of Nia amin and Nearby Areas
Historical property deeds show transfers among numerous individuals and parcels. Names include James Gose, Eugene P. Reed, Ruth Chastionen, Dennis D. Backer, Clyde Gritin, Loyd, George Norman, Harold Blumenaie, and Homer Jones. Parcels reference blocks and sections in additions such as Washington Park and Wie tS Ind, with multiple lots and subsections listed. The fragmentary record suggests a county land records activity detailing conveyances and grantees across several neighborhoods.
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James Gose
Wit
Jennifer Christine
Niaamin
Eugene P. Reed
Thomas W. Mal
Ruth Chastionen
Dennis D. Backer
Wondlown
Clyde Gritin
Loyd Sith
George
Norman
Rere
Dura
Wif
Park Addon
Washington
David
May
Wil
Johnach
Esi Onda
Shenk
Harold G. Blumenaie
Anthaf
Melo
Horch
Cherlote A. Crawford
Homer Jones
Harald Cortum
Nina
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Marjorie M. Wagene
Marjorie M. Wagenknecht
Gilford Morrison
South Merion
Major Leag
Country Club
Kent
Ieeeds In & Grain CO
Washington County Fairgrounds
Seth Thomas
Kimberly
Berry
Mrs. Rose Havel
Keith Murphy
Bissell
E Waterhouse
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Royal Typewriter
Minnie Schroeder
Mike Orris
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