Fairfield Trojans sweep Washington in doubleheader baseball
Fairfield high school baseball swept Washington 6-0 and 6-2 as pitching by Van Haana and Roland and Demon errors drove the win. Hill allowed one hit in the opener while Randy Payne doubled in the fourth. In the nightcap Roland yielded two hits as Fairfield built a four-run fourth and four-run fifth, aided by Washington mistakes and timely hits. Washington stranded runners with two errors in the first game and had two runs in the fifth of the second game.
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van Haana
Dick Roland
Fairfield Trojans
Washington
Hill
Demons
Randy Payne
Trojans
Mike van Cleave
Fairfield
Roland
Jeff Swartzendruber
Doug Ruppert
Ward Anderson
Joe Williams
Dan Hoffman
Roger Smith
Huskies unleash strong nine as Highland top Wapello in six innings
Highland stormed to a 15 5 victory over Wapello in a six inning high school baseball game after taking a 2 2 tie in the fourth. Tim Carson fanned 12 with one walk in his first mound start since arm trouble. Jeff Schott belted a two run homer as Highland moved to 5 1 with a six run sixth inning.
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Huskies
Highland
Wapello
Tim Carson
Carson
Huskie
Gary Curtis
Danville
Maynor Dominates Hawkeye Downs Feature Victory
A. Maynor of Cedar Rapids took the lead on lap eight and maintained it to win the 25 lap feature at Hawkeye Downs Friday night. Washington's Ron Perdock finished eighth. Darrel Dake, Moss, Karl Sanger, and Bill Pokie West rounded the top finishers. Maynor also won the Australian race and was second in his heat to Zwanzinger. Other heat winners were Roger Dolan and West. Snider won the 15 lap semi main. Jamie Osburn captured the Sportsman Trophy and Al Miller won a five lap announcer race. The ADS Midwest Championship is planned for Tuesday night July 18 at Hawkeye Downs with a 50 lap feature and a purse.
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A. Maynor
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Ron Perdock
Hawkeye Downs
Perdock
Darrel Dake
Moss
Karl Sanger
Bill Pokie West
Maynor
Zwanzinger
Roger Dolan
West
Snider
Jamie Osburn
al Miller
Hawkeye Downs Speedway
Sanger
John
Rainy Night Softball Schedule Returns Tonight
Washingtons mens softball league resumes after Friday rainouts. At 7 p.m. Pizza Hut faces the Chocolate Shop, and at 8 30 p.m. Pauls Shoes meets Perfex. Sunday features Pizza Hut versus Perfex at 4 p.m. Gibsons Discount plays DeKalb at 5 30 p.m. and the Diamond Inn battles Waconda at 7 p.m.
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Washington
Pizza Hut
The
Chocolate Shop
Paul's Shoes
Perfex
Gibson's Discount
DeKalb
Diamond Inn
Waconda
Kinross Woman Bertha Ward Dies at Shenks Nursing Home
Mrs. Bertha Ward of Kinross died this morning at Shenks Nursing Home in Wellman. Funeral arrangements are pending at Powell Funeral Home in Wellman.
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Bertha Ward
Kinross
Shenks
Wellman
Powell
Washington County GOP Holds County Convention at Courthouse
Washington County Republicans met at the courthouse for their county convention with Lawrence Miksch opening, a short keynote by Miksch, and Kent Dallmeyer calling the roll. Delegates were chosen for the Presidential Convention in Des Moines on July 7 8 and the Statutory Convention on August 11 12. A straw poll between Lt Governor candidates Harbor and Neu showed Harbor ahead 49 to 42. Resolutions formed the county platform and Miksch was re elected County Chairman with Mrs Cecil Miller as Co Chair.
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Washington County
Lawrence Miksch
Kent Dallmeyer
Joe Jones
Mary Louise Smith
Iowa
Bill Crewz
Robert Dahl
Ursula Majors
Des Moines
Tom Morrison
Robert Seydel
Cornelia Day
Ida Lemberger
Bill Perdock
Willa Weldon
Ruth Young
Mary Statler
Rueben Nesley
M. John Owen
Herbert Campbell
Dick Stephens
Alan Stephens
Joe Jones Jr
George Horn
Keith Horn
Kelly Schlapkohl
Carol Flickinger
Earl Wright
David Plank
Gene Stephens
Ron Skubal
Dennis Potsander
Sylvi Miller
Harvey Holden
Eddie Edwards
Baxter Freese
John L. Davis
Glenn Bash
Sylvia Miller
Kenneth Rhea
Alberta Rhea
Bill Bernau
Neva Campbell
Pauline Stewart
Keith Vetter
Millie Jungbluth
Elsie Jones
Gifford Morrison
Norma Wright
Don Kirchner
Betty Kirchner
Ron Skubai
Harbor
Neu
Jerry Bryan
Chuck Hotle
Resolutions Committee
State Resolutions Committee
Central Committee
Cecil Miller
Mrs J L Pease Dies at 65 in Washington
Edith Angela Boileau born January 26 1907 in Washington died June 10 1972 at Washington County Hospital after months of illness. Funeral Monday 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Leland Grove. burial Elm Grove Cemetery. Survived by husband James L Pease brother Owen Boileau and stepson Robert Pease plus cousins and nieces.
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J.L. Pease
Eastina Street
Washington County Hospital
Jones Funeral
Leland Grove
Elm Grove Cemetery
Pease
Edith Angela Boileau
Washington
Dill
Carrie Garrett Boileau
Bloomfield
James L. Pease
Cargill, Farm Bureau
Eclipse Lumber Company
Owen Boileau
Monnett
Robert Pease
Royal Oak
Mich
Fitness program opens Monday here
A local summer physical fitness program starts Monday evening at the high school open to all interested persons. Sessions run 6 30 to 8 pm Monday, Wednesday and Friday with weight lifting, agility drills and other activities in the high school gym, plus running at Case Field. A coach leads each night and gains will be tracked for a progress record.
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Case Field
Miss Loretta Dacy Dies in Joplin Missouri
Loretta Dacy 78 died May 25 1972 after a lengthy illness at St Johns Medical Center Joplin Missouri Funeral services were May 29 at St Agnes Catholic Church Sarcoxie burial St Agnes Cemetery She was born March 16 1894 near Richmond Washington County daughter of James and Margaret Hogan Quinn Dacy She taught school in Louisa County and lived with brother Roy Quinn until his 1951 death She was aunt to Robert and James Quinn of Washington
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Loretta Dacy
Cotter
St. John’s Medical Center
Joplin
St Agnes Catholic Church
Sarcox
St. Agnes
Miss Dacy
Richmond
Washington County
James
Margaret Hogan Quinn Dacy
Louisa County
Roy Quinn
Robert
James Quinn
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
United Press International reports American and National Leagues standings with Detroit and New York leading, plus recent results and upcoming games. Friday results include Kansas City 1 New York 0 and Houston 4 New York 2. multiple bowl and rain notes. Sundays feature numerous matchups and listed probable pitchers across divisions.
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United Press International American League Nation
W. L. Pet
G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B. Detroit
New York
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Chicago
St. Boston
St. Louis
Montreal
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
West
G.B
Oakland
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
California
Atlanta
Kansas City
San Diego
Texas
San Francisco
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit
Los Ang
Billingham
McAnally
Wilson
Koosman
Niebauer
Fryman
Walker
Osteen
Hands
St Francisco
Stone
St.Louis
Wise
St Diego
Caldwell
Peterson
Murphy
McNally
Gogolewski
Brett
Bradley
Hamilton
Lolich
Woodson
Perry
Wright
Curtis
Open house planned for Mrs Mae Lamb 75th birthday
Relatives and friends are invited to call Sunday afternoon June 18 from 2 to 4 at 620 North Marion. Hosts are her daughter and husband Mr and Mrs Harold Brooks of Albia. Mrs Lamb born June 19 1897 at Ainsworth. She has two daughters Marian Weathers and Mrs Brooks, five grandchildren and four great grandchildren.
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Mae Lamb
North Marion
Harold Brooks
Albia
Lamb
Ainsworth
Mrs Brooks
Marian Weathers
Angleton
Texas
On the Record Hospital Admits and Births Report
Hospital admitted Yesterday Mrs Nellie Moriarty Washington medical Today William R Gross Washington medical Births Today Mr and Mrs Stephen Ziegenhorn Muscatine a daughter Mr and Mrs Alvin Miller Kalona a son Dismissed Today Mrs Dean Weber and daughter Richland Cindy Marek Fred Edwards Mrs Louise Reaney Mrs Philip Kaufman James Lewis and Judy Triska all of Washington
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Nellie Moriarty
Washington
William R. Gross
Stephen Ziegenhorn
Muscatine
Alvin Miller
Kalona
Dean Weber
Richland
Cindy Marek
Fred Edwards
Louise Reaney
Philip Kaufman
James Lewis
Judy Triska
Past Chief's Club gathers in Brighton for meet and birthday lore
The Past Chief's Club met at Mrs. Hazel Wikoff's home with cohostess Mrs. Mabel Dunbar. Twelve members discussed vacation ideas and enjoyed poems and contests. Esther Statler was initiated with fun stunts. A family weekend gathering, birthdays, education milestones, and local graduations were noted.
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Tony Meuth
Brighton
Hazel Wikoff
Mabel Dunbar
Gladys Schooley
Hazel Shaffer
Frances Leeper
Esther Statler
Esther
Stella Lauderdale
Grace Hoover
Jack Emry
Manchester
Don Statler
Louisa DaSilvia
Washington
Tony Meath
Ron Statler
Mr. Pleasant
George Statler
Kalona
Larry Statlers
Cedar Rapids
Bob Ryner
Marshalltown
Harold Rebling Sr
Mrs. Howard Burger
Wayland Area Grads Named From NE Missouri College
Cheryl Peterson Hembry earned a Bachelor of Science in Special Education and Frederick Hembry a Bachelor of Science in History from Northeast Missouri State College. Steve Brimhall received a Masters in Secondary School Administration. The Hembrys will move to Emerson, Iowa where Cheryl will teach at Hastings. Frederick has not yet secured a position. Brimhall will attend summer school and teach business at Mt. Pleasant High School this fall. The piece also notes various family visits and anniversaries including the Davison and Graber families and a memorial service for Rev. Carl Landis, with his wife Martha Graber Landis mentioned.
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Brighton
J. Roy Myers
Fairfield
Linda Johnson
Des Moines
Ralph Smith
Rural Brighton
Harold Rebling Jr
Paul Rebling
Wayland
Don Rebling
David A. Stinacher
Richard Stotz
Iowa State University
Brighton Study Club
Norman Gegner
Carmen Schooley
Kenneth Guy
Lena Hank
Halcyon House
Washington
Brighton Little League
Pee Wee
Wellman
Randy Mullikin
Murry Schooley
Mary Elaine Snyder
Brenda J. Guy
Kirkwood Community College
Cedar Rapids
Miss Snyder
Paul Snyder
Guy
Lathol Guy
Ezra Wittmer Wayland
Northeast Missouri State College
Cheryl Peterson Hembry
Frederick Hembry
Steve Brimhall
Hembry
Emerson
Iowa
Mt. Pleasant High School
Keith Brimhall
Kirksville
Warren Bergh
Evelyn
Delmar Larsens
Ypsilanti
Mich
Ames College
Bill Tones
LaGrange Park
Ill
Mark Boulton
Eugene Koeppen
Solon
Glen Guengerich
Kalona
Lowell Guengerich
Jeffery
Kenneth Davison
Dean Davison
Deana
Brian
New London
Addie Davison
Arthur Davison
Boy Scout Chris Johnson Breaks Leg Climbing Tree
Word from Macomb Illinois reports five year old Chris Johnson son of Mr and Mrs Steve Johnson suffered a broken leg while climbing a tree last Saturday. He is getting along fine and his crutches do not slow him. Grandparents Richard Pratts and Harold Johnsons expect a rapid recovery.
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Chris Johnson
Steve Johnson
Macomb
Ill
Chris
Richard Pratts
Harold Johnsons
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Victory
Robert Louis Stevenson
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Trevor Howard
Jack Hawkins
Donald Pleasence
Srey
Rcenna
Een Reay
BU Star Pjay
DOC
GOP
J. L. Pease
Patton
Hax
Jack Palance
Cogwarn
Richard
Chiefs
Wayland Area
Missouri
Max Graber
Leslie Wagner
Sheila
Leo Wagner
Larry
Duane Alliman
Flo Brenneman
Erwin
Laverne Graber
P. P. Graber
Helen Graber
Herb Rich
Joe Rich
Carl Landis
Strauhn
Ind
Landis
Martha Graber
Margaret Huber
Cindy Jones
Crawfordsville
Sara Knupp
C. L. Jennings
Drug Store
Washington, Iowa
Bob Brewer
Northwestern Mutual
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co
Iowa Ave
Bob
Pat Kennedy
Frank & Fran’s
Town Tavern
Frankie Napp
Swingmasters
Professional Directory
John C. Owen
East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
ML. Tweeton
DR. JR. Bissland
Production Credit Association
North
Washington, la
Melvin Schneider
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
PL. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrist
John W. Lemmon
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