Coaches All-America Grid Clash Opens Season in Lubbock
The 12th annual Coaches All-America game kicks off Saturday night at Jones Stadium Texas Tech with a capacity 44,000 crowd and national television. West stars led by Chuck Fairbanks include Nebraska’s Jerry Tagge and Oklahoma’s Jack Mildren while the East under Bear Bryant features Paul Miller and Joe Gilliam. The game emphasizes heavy running with Kinney Musso and a Wishbone attack planned by Fairbanks. The West leads the series 6-5.
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Lubbock
Tex
UPI
American Football Coaches Association
Dallas
Jones Stadium
Texas Tech University
Chuck
Fairbanks
Oklahoma
Jerry Tagge
Nebraska
Jack Mildren
East
Alabama
Bear Bryant
Paul Miller
North Carolina
Joe Gilliam
Tennessee State
Bryant
West
Jeff Kinney
Kansas City
Johnny Musso
Chicago
Canada
Mildren
Bernard Jackson
Washington State
Bill Butler
Kansas State
Kinney
Buffalo
Atlanta
Two sharing lead in Western Open
Jim Jamieson and R H Sikes tied for the lead at three under, 68, after the opening round at Sunset Ridge. Winds toughened play as several stars faltered while Jamieson and Sikes credited instruction from club pros Bob Fry and Dutch Harrison for their scores.
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Oathbrook
Jim Jamieson
R.H. Sikes
Jamieson
Sikes
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Steve Oppermann
Bob Harris
Billy Casper
Tony Jacklin
George Archer
Julius Boros
Bob Fry
Davenport
Iowa
Dutch Harrison
St. Louis
Fry
Harrison
Senate
Oppermann
Hale Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Charles Coody
Ray Floyd
Doug Sanders
J C. Snead
Lee Elder
Bobby Nichols
Wallopers beat Kalona in third straight softball win
Washington wallopers outlast Kalona 19 14 at Green Field in a slugfest. Washington racked up 22 hits led by Jane Redlinger Sue Carroll and Jane Niffenigger with three apiece. Kalona had 10 hits. Kathy Escher earned the win with four strikeouts. Chalupa took the loss. Washington is 3 0 in the Junior Jets league and will play Hills next Tuesday.
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Washington
Wallopers
Kalona
Green Field
Jane Redlinger
Sue Carroll
Jane Niffenigger
Karen Ehrenfelt
Cathy Shalla
Kathy Escher
Chalupa
Hills
Cedeno goes 4 for 4 as Astros top Reds in win
Cesar Cedeno, 21, went 4 for 4 driving in three runs and scoring twice to lift his average to .336 and lead the Astros to an 11 hit attack that put Houston in first place in the NL West by a half game. George Culver won in relief as Wayne Simpson took the loss. The White Sox beat Milwaukee 5-2 behind Bahnsen and Acosta. Other games postponed due to Fain.
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UFL
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Harry Walker
Cedeno
Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Stan Bahnsen
Cy Acosta
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Brewers
New York
Cleveland
St. Louis
Fain
Doug Rader
George Culver
Wayne Simpson
Bahnsen
Johnny Briggs
Dave May
Acosta
Chicago
Bill Melton
Major league baseball schedule and standings snapshot
Major league games listed for Saturday and night shifts across several parks. Standings show West Coast and AL teams with records, with Detroit and New York among leaders. Brief item notes a Washington Community Schools board meeting set for June 26 at 8 p.m. in the senior high library.
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St. Louis
Cleveland
New York
Seaver
San Francisco
McDowell
San Diego
Arlin
Atlanta
Niekro
Los Angeles
Downing
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Phila
Montreal
Houston
Cinci
San Fran
Los Ang
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
W. L. Pet
Oakland
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Texas
Ryan
Hamilton
Perry
Splittorff
Wood
Bosman
Peterson
Wilcox
Washington Community Schools Board of Education
Hot Dog Consumption Rises Through Early 1970s
In 1970 Americans ate about 14.8 billion hot dogs and 1971 reached 15 billion, roughly 80 per person. Projections for 1972 suggest another increase in consumption.
Demons Split Doubleheader After 10-5 Nightcap Win
Washington Demons rebounded from a 3-0 loss in the opener to beat Oskaloosa 10-5 in the second game at Green Field. Roger Smith allowed four hits and no earned runs to win, improving to 3-5. Jeff Swartzendruber had two hits and drove in three, Mike Gallagher and Craig Caldwell contributed key hits, and Randy Payne delivered a bases-loaded double to cap a four-run fifth. Oskaloosa led after the first game, 3-0, and is 7-5 in the Southeast Seven Conference. The Demons, now 3-9, travel to Centerville and Mt. Pleasant next week.
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Washington
Demon
Oskaloosa
Green Field
Roger Smith
Browser
Demons
Jeff Swartzendruber
Swartzendruber
Dave van Houten
Joe Williams
Randy Payne
Craig Caldwell
van Houten
Mike Gallagher
Ward Anderson
Payne
Mike van Cleave
Indians
Alex Brandtner
Osky
Doug Dunlap
Kevin Crawford
WHL
Switzerland
Williams
Anderson
Centerville
Mt. Pleasant
Morgan reunion fills Rubio building with attendees from multiple states
Richland notes recount a Morgan family reunion held Sunday at the Rubio Community Building. A breakfast and covered dish dinner drew attendees from Wyoming to Arizona, with numerous Morgan relatives listed among the participants and guests. The day also included church-related events, meetings, and family gatherings at local homes and venues.
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Morgan
Rubio
Don Long Richland
Letha Ludin
Lander
Wyoming
Bill Morgan
Ann
Rockville
Maryland
Orpha Benny Hedrick
Ray Mourer
A.E. Mourer
Dean Schmitter Crosper
New York
Steven Leathers
Larry Morgan
Charles Alin
Brighton Sweeps West Chester In Little League Doubleheader
Brighton defeated West Chester 10-1 in the high school level game as Farrier and Mullikin combined for a no hitter. Brighton benefited from six West Chester errors and Mullikin added two hits while Mark Porter and Steve Thomas pitched for West Chester. In the peewee game Brighton won 9-2 on a one hit effort from Schooley who also collected three hits. Hagist added four hits for Brighton while West Chester’s Scott Mann had the team’s lone hit, a triple.
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Farrier
Mullikin
Brighton
West Chester
Mark Porter
Steve Thomas
Schooley
Hagist
Scott Mann
Hawkettes edge Clear Creek in 8th for 3 2 win
Mid-Prairie Hawkettes beat Clear Creek 3 2 in Kalona as Vicki Grout drove in the winning run with a single in the bottom of the eighth. Grout pitched all eight and allowed five hits while Patty Stockman took the loss. The Hawkettes improve to 4 2 and visit Waco next Tuesday.
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Vicki Grout
Candy Shalla
Mid-Prairie
Clear Creek
Kalona
Miss Grout
Hawkettes
Janice Kloppfer
Nancy Kos
Patty Stockman
Waco
Richland hosts bring together family and friends in June
A string of visits highlights Richland social life as Mr. and Mrs. Bill Muenzenmeyer host relatives from Fairfield Waterloo and Cedar Rapids while other locals welcome guests at gatherings and attend weddings, conversations, and Father’s Day meals across town. In Brattleboro, Davi Burrows aged 22 faces a littering sentence of $50 or jail, with a twist he must pick up the trash.
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Craig Morgan and
Dale
Charles McClure
Steve Rusk
Omer Morgan
Johnson
Mason City
Dale Melcher
Batavia
Robert Avoux
Des Moines
Hal Rusk
Marie Roach
Ottumwa
Paul McClintic
Helen Heth
Walker
Wilson Hyde
Fairfield
Maxine Eaton
Charles L. Kessler
Charles Blakely
Mattie Collett
Grace Ward
Lucille Laithly
Raymond Hadley
Pauline Johnson
Kermit Oswalt
Vic Oswalt
Harold Greeson
Blanche Cline
David Cline
Harmony Circle
Cedric Wolcott
Gladys Ferrer
Frank Mayer
Adrian Bottorff
Ralph Shirkey
Laura Shirkey
Harper Tom
Melissa Sentman
Tom Sentman
Fairborne
Ohio
John
Don Lowe Richland
Bill Muenzenmeyer
Everett Milligan
Muenzenmeyers
Muenzenmeyer
Frank Porter
Kennymore
Waterloo
Washington D.C
Merle Mathias
Eileen Hillhouse
Semi Valley
California
Charles Hefner
Cedar Rapids
Cindy Mathias
Hefner
Lawrence Bailey
Holiday Lake
Dick Roberts
Richland
Donald Roberts
Galesburg
Illinois
Bernard Roberts
Roberts
Hugh Roberts
Margaret
Mike Hoekstra
Connie Grunder
Wilton
Clara Hoekstra
Richard Horras
Donald Hoekstra
Lee Ann
Junior Snyder
Richard Horras Jr
Donald Fritchen
Terry Heston
Davenport
Jean Heston
Elmer Derby
Bernice Young
Andrew George
Young
Marlene Willey
Willey
Tom Wolf
Aaron Nordyke
WE. Luithly
Gene Hoy
Milford Watson
Bradley Young
Ray Ward
Frank Ward
Hammond
Indiana
Sadie Bond
Richard Bond
Gary Thompson
Russell Bond
Diane
Lake Rathbun
Centerville
Tony
Carla
Larry Bond
Marlene
Dennis Bond
Walter Pepper
Grace
St. Charles
Missouri
Russell Parsons
Hayden Evans
Brattleboro, Vt
UPI
Davi Burrows
Burrows
John Carnanan
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Guy
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Washington Evening Journal
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