Pirates face World Series decision on Dock Ellis suspension
New York UPI reports the Pittsburgh Pirates must select their 2 playoff eligible players by Sunday while deciding whether to lift Dock Ellis suspension or drop him from post season contention. Ellis criticized manager Danny Murtaugh, argued with players, and faced a $14,000 loss plus potential more, prompting union leader Marvin Miller to question discipline.
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NEW York
UPI
Dock Ellis
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cop Ellis
Pirates
Joe Brown
Danny Murtaugh
Marvin Miller
Major League Players’ Association
Ellis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Jerry Reuss
Reds
Pirate
Jim Rooker
Murtaugh
Don Osborne
Pittsburgh
Miller
Local Professional Directory Listings in Washington Iowa
Directory style listing features attorneys such as Livingston Day, Morrison Morrison and Lloyd, Owen, Stewart and Shearer, Iderson and Buffer, plus chiropractors Dr Thomas D Kauffman and ML Tweeton. Also notes a production credit association, credit bureau, nursing home Maplewood Manor, osteopath Dr Etter, optometrist Dr Lemmon and counseling services. Movers Cook’s Transfer and North American Van Lines listed with contact numbers and office locations.
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Livingston, Day, Kehoe
Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Ever Robert Bates
Craig Arbuckle
South B
Morrison, Morrison
Lloyd Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
West Washington St
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
Douglas L. Tindal
West Main
Iderson & Buffer Griffiths
Tracy Anderson
Pete F. Buffer
W. Main
Washington
Kalona
Sth'& D
North Marion
Thomas D. Kauffman
Iowa
Production Credit Association
North
Melvin Schneider
Menagee ‘Credit Bureau
Credit Bureau ‘of Washington Inc
South
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
Keota
Etter
Osteopathic
Children’s House, Inc
Washington Ee
Cook's Transfer, Inc
Fairfield
Connors erratic in tennis tournament at Forest Hills
In Forest Hills New York Chris Evert easily defeated Lesley Hunt 6-1 6-0 while Jimmy Connors showed irregular form in his 6-3 6-3 opener against Geoff Masters. Other favorites Bjorn Borg Guillermo Vilas Manuel Orantes and Raul Ramirez advanced with little difficulty as preparations for the U S Open continued.
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Forest Hills
N.Y
UPI
Chris Evert
Jimmy Connors
Miss Evert
Lesley Hunt
Miss Hunt
Connors
Geoff Masters
Bjorn Borg
Sweden
Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Manuel Orantes
Spain
Raul Ramirez
Mexico
Romanian de Nastase
Bob Lutz
Britain
Roger Taylor
Arthur Ashe
Vijay Amritraj
India
Borg
Sandy Mayer
Mike Estep
Dallas
Vilas
Alvaro Betancur
Colombia
Billy Martin
Hans Gildemeister
Chile
Billie Jean King
Virginia Wade
Kate Latham
Martina Navratilova
Margaret Court
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Olga Moroznova
Francoise Durr
Julie
Eagles Top Bengals in Exhibition Thriller at Veterans Stadium
Philadelphia caped 30-20 over Cincinnati as Horst Muhlmann kicked three field goals and Mike Boryla threw two TD passes. Boryla, a Bengal import in 1974, connected with Charles Young for 26 yards and Harold Carmichael three times, matching John Reaves in a pre season duel for the Eagles now at 2-2.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Horst Muhlmann
Mike Boryla
Bengal
Philadelphia Eagles
Cincinnati
Boryla
Eagles
Bengals
Eagles John Reaves
Eagle
Veterans Stadium
Charles Young
Harold Carmichael
Tickets On Sale For Demon Grid 1975 Football Season
Adult season tickets for the 1975 Washington Demon home games go on sale today at five dollars for four games. Tickets are available from varsity cheerleaders and announced during tonight's soap clinic at Case Field. Reserved season tickets go on sale Friday September 11 at Schoonover Drug Store. Student season tickets priced at two dollars and fifty cents each go on sale next week at the junior high and elementary schools.
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Washington Demon
Case Field
Schoonover Drug Store
Byman Impresses in Amateur Golf Lead at U S Championship
Richmond byman, Wake Forest golfer, stars over Curtis Strange and Jay Haas in the U S Amateur, advancing to the fourth round with two under par after consecutive 8 and 6 wins. He battles left arm tendinitis, cites turning point during the Southern Amateur and a regime of exercises to strengthen it.
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Wake Forest
Byman
Curtis Strange
Jay Haas
Strange
Haas
Soap Clinic Set By Demon Gridders At Case Field
Washington's Demons plan their annual pre season soap clinic at Case Field at 7 30 p m tonight. The varsity and junior teams will scrimmage with the eighth grade players introduced to the crowd. Coaches will present players and fans may watch the Demons in action. Admission is one bar of soap.
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DEMON
Dale Harter
Lincoln School
Joe Moretti
Bill Nicholson
Doug Arbogast
Journal
Ashington's Demons
Case Field
Swenson, Huskies in 14-3 softball win
Highland opened its fall softball schedule with a 14-3 win over Morning Sun. Mary Swenson pitched four innings of no hit ball, Crystal Love finished the five inning contest with one hit allowed. Lynnette Wheelan contributed a two run homer and a bases loaded triple as Highland capitalized on 13 Morning Sun walks and four errors. Swenson received all state kudos while Schloss and Kilgore earned honorable mention. Highland heads to the Clear Creek Invitational versus Solon at 7 30 p m Saturday with semis and finals on Sept 6.
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Mary Swenson
Highland
Morning Sun
Crystal Love
Lynnette Wheelan
Ori Wheelan
Riple
Huskies
Swenson
Kris Schloss
Becky Kilgore
Solon
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Hurler
Professional Directory
John W. Lemmon
Oldman
Seens
MT. Pleasant
Pleasant Lawn School
Heider Pto
Conrad
J.D
Gravely
Black & Decker
Tappan
Philco
Wautot
Maytag
Sears
Hollywood
Pennebaker
Wesley Chapel
John Mathews
Walter Miller
Lucy & Louise Cashiers
H.H. van Syoc
J. R. Hoyer
New London
Richmond, Va
Bob Byman
University of Nebraska
Jarrard Feed & Supplies
Rose Motel
Golden Sun
Washington County Fairgrounds
Mrs. Rose Havel
E Waterhouse
Royal
Minnie Schroeder
Yenith
Firestone
Mildred Blattner
Lennox
Westinghouse
Victor Cash’ T
Keith Murphy
Chester Goodwin
Mike Orris
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