Small Demon grid squad shows cautious optimism this season
Washington Highs Demons taper drills to one daily, seek depth and health. Captain Loel Letts leads as veterans vie for key roles including Tom Lowe, Rich Sojka, Larry Green, Jim Logan and Bob Bower. Brighton group backs line and defense with Bill Derby, the Black brothers Denny and Mike, Tom Romine, George Statler and Schooley among hopefuls.
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Washington
Harold Stevens
Jim Rossen
Stevens
Demons
Clay Stapleton
Loel Letts
Brighton
Bill Derby
Terorr
Denny
Mike
Washington High School
Rosien
Tom Romine
George Statler
Statler
Schooley
Tim Trotman
Tom Lowe
Lowell Letts
Dave Seifkas
Lowe
Rich Sojka
Larry Green
Jim Logan
Bill Lee
Bob Bower
John Kleese
Scott LaGreca
Illinois
Paully Family Returns Home After Visit to Fort Madison
Ten years ago today Mr. and Mrs. Herbert C. Paully and Herbie returned Sunday to their Ft. Madison home after visiting Mrs. Paully's parents Mr. and Mrs. Leo Fritz and other relatives and friends.
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Herbert C. Paully
Herbie
Ft. Madison
Mets Seek Successor to Casey Stengel
New York Mets began a search for a new manager after Casey Stengel. Potential candidates include Gil Hodges Johnny Keane Leo Durocher Ed Stanky Yogi Berra and Paul Richards. Interim boss Wes Westrum has impressed management and players think he should not be ruled out. Stengel endorsed Westrum and Casey praised his right hand man, while Weiss notes Westrum's close alignment with how to run the club.
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NEW York Upi
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Mets
Gil Hodges
Johnny Keane
Leo Durocher
Ed Stanky
Yogi Berra
Paul Richards
New York
Wes Westrum
Stengel
Westrum
Casey
Berra
George Weiss
Mike Brake Sets New Glenwood Golf Mark
Mike Brake had a productive afternoon at Glenwood, carding a 31 on the back nine after a 34 on the front. His 65 breaks the Glenwood record for 18 holes and his 4 under par on the round edges the club mark.
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Mike Brake
Glenwood
Mike
Twins Rally For 3-2 Win In 11 Innings At Detroit
The Twins overcame a six inning hitless spell by Hawk Aguirre to beat Detroit 3-2 in 11. Mincher opened the 11th with a single and scored the winning run on Sandy Valdespino's two out hit. Versalles drove in the other run in the seventh. Willie Horton had three singles for Detroit and both Tigers RBIs. Klippstein earned the win, Sherry took the loss.
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Minnesota Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Jimmie Hall
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Detroit
Hawk Aguirre
Twins
Tigers
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Kansas City
Mincher
Sandy Valdespino
Aguirre
Joe Nossek
Minnesota
Versalles
Willie Horton
Johnny Klippstein
Larry Sherry
Chicago White Sox
Jack Cullen
Yankees
Elston Howard
Angels
Yankee
Clete Boyer
Ray Barker
Cullen
Bobby Richardson
Tony Kubek
Angel
al Spangler
Albie Pearson
Jim Fregosi
Major Leagues Standings and Tuesday Games Report
United Press International delivers National and American League standings led by Dodgers and Twins with updates on Tuesday variances. Scheduled twinbills include Houston at New York and Milwaukee at Cincinnati, plus Los Angeles at Pittsburgh and St. Louis at Chicago among night games.
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United Press International National League
W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Twinight
Bruce
Roberts
McGraw
Miller
Spahn
Herbel
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Cloninger
Johnson
Jay
O'Toole
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Veale
Gibson
Ellsworth
Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Kan City
Los Ang
Ford
Chance
Siebert
Tiant
Hunter
Talbot
Lolich
Grant
Morehead
Bennett
Ortega
Richert
Horlen
Buzhardt
J. Miller
Bunker
Barber
Kaw City
Giants trade to get Earl Morrall
New York Giants acquire Earl Morrall in a complex deal with Detroit and Cleveland involving multiple players and future draft picks. The move aims to bolster quarterback depth as Charley Conerly nears retirement and Y A Title lineage looms over the team. Morrall’s addition follows previous efforts to secure Y A Title veteran leadership for a club weakened by inexperience.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Giants
Earl Morrall
Giants
Darrell Dess
Erich Barnes
Morrall
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Mike Lucci
Barnes
Lucci
Dess
Detroit
Tittle
NFL
Washington Keokuk football game moved to Sept eighteenth
The Washington Keokuk high school football game shifts from September 17 to Saturday afternoon September 18 at 2 p.m. CST on the Keokuk field due to a new athletic field being built at Keokuk with no lights installed yet.
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Washington - Keokuk
Keokuk
Jalopy Races Canceled At Junction Labor Day
High water at Louisa County fairgrounds covers the track delaying Labor Day events. Officials say water is receding but the track remains unusable by Monday evening. H M Duncan, secretary of the fair association, announced the cancellation.
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Junction
Louisa County Fairgrounds
Fairgrounds
H. M. Duncan
The
Fair Association
Washington County Adds Petit Jurors for September Report
Washington County announced an expanded list of petit jurors. Jurors must report with the original panel to the Washington County Court House on September 13, 1965 at 9 a.m., instead of 1 30 p.m. as previously stated. Named jurors include Anderson, Beachy, Been blossom, Brinning, Burkum, Crone, Davis, Erwin, Goff, Hartnell, Hyde, Jones, Knupp, Lampkin, Loeffler, Madden, Miller, Moothart, McCreedy, Nisly, Polis, Seaton, Shalla, Shields, Lines, Sorrell, Streb, Vincent, Walker, and Wetrick.
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Washington County
Washington County Court House
Ronald Anderson
First Ward
Anna May Beachy
Richmond
Leslie Beenblossom
Washington Two
Richard Brinning
West Chester
Margaret Burkum
Scond Ward
Charles Crone
Alice Davis
Brighton
Bernice Erwin
Franklin Center
Beverly Goff
Jerry Hartnell
Dutch Creek
Marie Hyde
Arlene Jones
Oregon
Stanley Knupp
Jackson
Neal Lampkin
Ruth Loeffler
Clay
Jennie Madden
Frances Miller
Helen C. Moothart
Dorothy McCreedy
Daniél Nisly
Floyd Polis
Roy Seaton
Mike Shalla
Myron Shields
Washington
Florence Lines
Marjorie Sorrell
Vaida Streb
Iowa
John Vincent
Lime Creek
Gale Walker
Evelyn Wetrick
Married men face draft next year
SAN FRANCISCO United Press International married men aged 19 to 26 without children likely will face draft calls early next year, with boards tightening deferments for students conscientious objectors medical exemptions and those who neglect families. Hershey said boards will scrutinize men who marry to evade obligations and President Johnson ordered boards to treat married men as singles.
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San Francisco
UPI
Selective Service
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Johnson
Draft deferment rules noted by Hershey advisor
The speaker outlined criteria for deferments and cautioned students to keep up grades and full course loads. He warned that if called up, those with weak academics or interrupted study would be prioritized and expressed support for drafting political pacifists seeking conscientious objector status.
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Hershey
Induction Debate Over Pacifist Religious Group
Hershey argues against prosecuting those trusting pacifists with religious motives, claiming they should be inducted. The remark frames a debate on treating pacifist beliefs in a military context as grounds for inclusion or exemption.
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Hershey
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