Demons share loop title after 1 0 win at Mt Pleasant
Washington Demons clinch a share of the Southeast Seven Conference title with a 1-0 victory over Mt Pleasant, finishing 12-8 in league play while coach Doug Dunlap lauds the team’s season spunk. Pitcher David Cousins earns his second 1-0 shutout against Mt Pleasant this season.
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The
Evening Journal
Washington Demons
Demons
Mt. Pleasant
Washington
Fairfield
Oskaloosa
Keokuk
Ft. Madison
Mtese
David Cousins
WHS
Dunlap
Cousins
Panthers
Ruppert
Jeff Hibler
Kevin Smith
Brian Caldwell
Diane Patterson makes late start on pro golf tour
NORTHFIELD NJ UP I Diane Patterson quit flying trapeze in 1967 to take up golf at 25. She carded 74 for 36 holes and stood at 149, tied for 2nd behind leaders Nancy Lopez and Sandra Post in the U S Women's Open race. Judy Rankins led after day one. Anne Carner Sally Little and Laura Baugh close behind at 150.
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Northfield
N. J
UPI
Diane Patterson
Miss Patterson
Diane
Judy Rankins
Nancy Lopez
Sandra Post
Champio Anne Carner
LPGA
Sally Little
Laura Baugh
Public Notice of Special Session July 1975 Proceedings
City council met in special session with Mayor Walker presiding. Members Brown Anderson Levy Walker Miller Henton absent. County Attorney Sahn Owen present. Motion by Levy seconded by Miller to abandon the 195 Street project. On roll call Welker Levy Alig Brown Anderton voting yes. Meeting adjourned until 7 30 P.M. July 7 1975 by Levy seconded by Anderson.
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Ayn Chambers
Specil
Ity
Provtem Walker
Coun
Brown
Anderson
Levy
Walker
Miller Counciman Henton
Sahn €"Owen
Millar
195 Street
Red Sox top Royals to extend nine game win streak
Boston advances to ninth straight victory by defeating Kansas City 9 3 as Bill Lee dominates on the mound. Carl Yastrzemski's two run homer and Bernie Carbo's double pace the offense while Jim Rice belts a 500 foot homer. Wind limits a potential shutout and Royals rally with late hits. Other AL results include Oakland over Cleveland 7 6 Baltimore over Minnesota 9 8 Milwaukee over California 2 0 Texas over New York 1 0 and Chicago over Detroit 4 0.
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United Press International
Astronauts
Cosmonaus
Fenway Park
Bill
Spaceman
Lee
Kansas City
Boston Red Sox
Apollo
Soyuz
Royals
Boston
Red Sox
Carl Yartrzemski
Hal McRae
Harmon Killebrew
McRae
Killebrew
Oakland
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Milwaukee
California
Texas
New York
Chicago
Detroit
Huskies reach sectional baseball finals in dramatic 10th
Huskies rally for four runs in the bottom of the 10th to beat Columbus Community 11 10 in the sectional tournament at Columbus Junction. Tim Roberts delivered the winning run after Doug Bean was intentionally walked. Kirk Kaalberg Pat Schloss and Roberts had key hits. Ron Jean earned the win as Highland improves to 14 4.
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Hightowa Expioaea
Columbus Community
Columbus Junction
Huskies
Durant
Tim Roberts
Doug Bean
Highland
Kirk Kaalberg
Pat Schloss
Roberts
Ron Jean
Tom Carson
Carson
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Perez Drives in Five as Reds Rout Expos
Tony Perez belted a grand slam and drove in five runs to spark the Cincinnati Reds to a 10-3 win over the Montreal Expos. Perez, 12-year veteran and All-Star alternate, added an infield RBI on a fifth-inning hit. Gary Nolan earned his ninth win in 14 frames, with Rawly Eastwick handling four innings of one‑hit relief. Other results: Los Angeles beat Pittsburgh 4-3, San Francisco over St. Louis 2-1, San Diego 4-2 over Chicago, Philadelphia 7-4 vs Houston, and Atlanta 4-3 vs New York.
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Fred Memane
UPI
Tony Perez
Perez
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Montreal Expos
Cincinnati
Denny Lemaster
Gary Nolan
Rawly Eastwick
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
San Diego
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Dr Douglas W Smith named coach at Iowa Wesleyan College
Dr Douglas W Smith of Hattiesburg Mississippi is named head baseball and basketball coach at Iowa Wesleyan College in Mt Pleasant. He earned a Doctor of Education from Southern Miss and previously coached and taught at William Carey College and USM. A native of Pennsylvania, he replaces Barry Holtgrove who resigned earlier this year.
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Douglas W. Smith
Hattiesburg, Miss
Iowa Wesleyan College
Mt. Pleasant
Jerry L. Richards
Smith
University of Southern Mississippi
William Carey College
Pennsylvania
Barry Holtgrove
Bantam Infernal to Run Bix 7 Mile in Davenport Festival
The 1975 Bix 7-Mile Run will join the Bix Beiderbecke Jazz Festival on July 26 in Davenport starting at 10 a.m. at 2nd and Main. Lucian Rosa and Steve Hoag headline entrants, with 100-plus runners expected over a rolling northeast Davenport course. Entry is $2 with trophies for seven divisions and post-race refreshments. For details contact John Hudetz or Brian Owen.
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Davenport
2Nd
Main Streets
Lucian Rosa
Steve Hoag
Rosa
Ceylon
Montreal
Hoag
Minneapolis
Boston
Cornbelt Running Club
Brian Owen
Y's Men win Friday in Little League
The Y's Men swept to a 13 to 6 victory over the State Bank as they near the league title with an 8 1 record. Kevin Schooley earned the win with 15 strikeouts, while Jeff Beenblossom took the loss and also fanned 15. Beenblossom had four hits including a homer for State Bank, Dean Jaspering slugged a homer for the Y's Men, and Jeff Knerr also homered for the winners.
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State Bank
Kevin Schooley
Jeff Beenblossom
Dean Jaspering
Jeff Knerr
Swins
Brighton social rounds span bridge to class reunion
Mrs Paul Boyd hosted the Krony Krew bridge club with three tables and prizes awarded to L. E. McAfee Ross Day Leroy Van Winkle and Homer Mann. Harmony club gathered with eight members and two guests as Elsie Atkinson led business and birthday gifts were shared. The Brighton High School class of 1955 held its 20th reunion at the Stever House Fairfield with fourteen members and spouses enjoying a buffet and reminiscences.
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Laton Schooley
Brighton
Paul Boyd
Krony Krew Bridge Club
Washington
L. E. McAfee
Ross Day
Leroy van Winkle
Homer Mann
Harmony Club
Elsie Atkinson
Lucille Doughty
Gladys Savage
Lite
Tara
Bette Lee Moxley
Aloha
Ore
Tony Meath
Clara Shelangoski
Frank J. Wesley
Des Moines
Veteran’s Hospital
Wesley
Dave Higdon
Kansas
Colorado
Robert McDonald
Kim
Julie Mottet
John McKune
California
Roy Edwards
Nicholas Ahrens
Ed Wise
Hawaii
Washington Co
Frank Ahrens
Michael
Williamsburg
Nancy Rae Ahrens
America
Brighton High School
Stever
Fairfield
Melvin Mullikin
Beverly Miller Rebling
Ben Leeper
Harold Brown
Kansas City
Leonard Goettsche
Mabel Clark
Mt. Pleasant
Edward Drygal
Larry Morgan
Richland
Packwood
Chas. Nash
Bob Jones
Joyce Edwards
Dean Rich
New staff and visitors at Shenk Home reveal local ties
Community newsletter notes Judy Kemp LPN joins Shenk Nursing Staff and lists visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cline of Washington and Mrs. Lucille Statler of Anchorage. Mentions Scott Sexton earning Eagle Scout and track ribbons, plus several local visitors and birthdays.
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Ey Margaret Farm
Shenk Nursing Home
John Kurtz
Earl Cline
Washington
Lucille Statler
Ron Newton
Matt
Anchorage
Alaska
Judy Kemp L.P.N
Kalona
Judy
Bloomington School of Practical Nursing
Bloomington
Ilinois
Kenneth Smith
Catherine Lake
Ontario
Canada
Smith
Arlene
Arvilla Moska
Fred Weber
Wichita
Kansas
Edna Mae Bash
Scott Sexton
Newton
Anna Sexton
Anna
Scott
Thomas Johnson
Glenn Blumenstein
Jay
Janice) Kempf
Tammy Crossett
Becky Kemp
David McClellen
Oscar Brubaker
Shenk
Two acquittals in Brighton Keota traffic case and local fines
Magistrate Jay H. Allard of Brighton and Steven L. Tinnes of Keota were found not guilty at a July 16 hearing for stopping a vehicle on a traveled roadway. Harold W. Rath of rural Wellman faced OMVAS and was committed to Oakdale Treatment Center. Fines were handed for speeding to multiple residents including Chalupa, Keely, Widmer, Reighard, Hochstetler, Hammes, Diltz, Waechter, Palumbo, Bryant, Pethtel, Washington, Muir, and Wright, each around $20s to $32. Additional penalties included excessive acceleration and other infractions for Genkinger, Molander, Hahn, Crawford, Rath.
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Jay H. Allard
Brighton
Steven L. Tinnes
Keota
Harold W. Rath
Rural
Wellman
OMVAS
Bob Gray
Oakdale
Michael L. Chalupa
Kenneth L. Keely
Iowa City
Inda B
Mary E. Rath
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