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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1975

Page

6

Yankees rebounded with strong win as Hunter sits

The New York Yankees, 4-10 in May with Catfish Hunter sidelined, beat the Kansas City Royals 5-1. Rudy May rediscovered his fastball, Dick Tidrow earned his first save, and Chris Chambliss hit two homers to boost morale and end a skid.

Ken Rosenberg UPI New York Yankees Catfish Hunter New York Yankees Hunter Gabe Paul Bill Virdon Virdon Steve Busby Kansas City Royals Paul Rudy May Dick Tidrow Yankee Chris Chambliss Boston Oakland Detroit Minnesota Chicago Baltimore California Cleveland

Major League Standings Show Tight Races Across Leagues

United Press: NL East standings show Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh, New York, Montreal, St. Louis, and West leaders Los Angeles, Cincinnati, San Diego, San Francisco, Atlanta, Houston. Monday results include San Francisco over Pittsburgh and Houston over Philadelphia. Tonight’s pitching matchups list Lonborg at Houston and Bonham at Los Angeles among others.

United Press Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Montreal St. Louis W. I Los Angeles Cincinnati San Diego San Francisco Atlanta Houston St.l Lonborg Richard Bonham Sutton Gibson McIntosh Ellis Halicki Fryman Harrison Koosman Gullett

Chinese farewell crowns U S track tour in Canton meet

UPI reports the United States dominated the Canton two day track meet winning 32 of 33 events. Chinese athletes and townspeople gave a moving farewell as buses left East Stadium. Notable winners included Delano Meriwether Keith Francis Mike Slack Dick Buerkle Dennis Adams Rosalyn Bryant Robin Campbell Jane Frederick and others. A second two day meet against provincial athletes opens Friday ahead of a final in Peking May 27-28 with China’s National Team.

Shanghai UPI Uncle Sam Canton East Stadium U.S Maren Seidler San Jose Calif China Feng Chen-jon Delano Meriwether Keith Francis New Bedford Mass Mike Slack Fargo N.D Dick Buerkie Rochester N.Y Dennis Adams Newago Mich Francis Slack Buerkle Rosalyn Bryant Chicago Robin Campbell Robin Campbell, ‘Washington, Taking the 400 In 32.8 and Jane Frederick, Goleta Irving Kintisch Peking

Jones shuts out Cardinals in 10 innings for Padres

Padres pitcher Jones held the St Louis Cardinals to one hit over 10 innings in a 1-0 win for his third shutout of the year. Luis Melendez opened the seventh with a single, then Johnny Grubb homered in the 10th after Jones was surprised to bat in the top of the inning. Jones improved to 5-2, praising the effort despite limited run support. Other NL games: San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 6-4, Houston topped Philadelphia 2-0, and Los Angeles edged Chicago 3-2.

Randy Jose Oftunne Jones San Diego Padres St. Louis Cardinals Padres Cardinals Luis Melendez Johnny Grubb San Diego John McNamara Grubb John Melendez San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago

Don Allen reports for eye check-up and visit plans

Don Allen of Mesa Arizona hosted visitors Mr. and Mrs Harry Meschke of Palmyra Wisconsin on their route home to Wisconsin. The visit followed Mr Allen's eye check up at Mayo Clinic Rochester Minnesota. Meanwhile a Rubio Community Building bridal shower honored Becky Bonney fiancee of Jon Hesseltine with blue themed gifts and a key motif symbolism.

Don Long Richland Harry Meschke Palmyra Wisconsin Don Allen Mesa Arizona Rochester Minnesota Allen Mayo Clinic Becky Bonney Jon Hesseltine Rubio Rubio Ladies Club Cindy Watson Becky Christine McClintic Denise Bonney Joy Hesseltine Christy McReynolds Jack Hesseltine W. D. Bonney Carroll Morgan Herbert Blakely Richard Augustine Washington, NL Opal Estes Richland

Fresh track team sets marks at Keokuk meet

Washington ninth graders finish third in Southeast Seven Conference at Keokuk. The Demons set school and conference records in the 880 yard relay 1 39.0 and the 440 relay 47.7, while Marty McKowen led in high jump and hurdles with new school marks. Freshmen broke seven school records. Coach Dale Harter praised their work and potential.

Washington Keokuk Mt. Pleasant Tim Borchardt Greg Widmer Allen Witthoff Doug Black Zieglowsky Gallagher Worley Hysell Marty McKowen Matt Reschly Larry Gugel Dale Harter Madison Oskaloosa Fairfield Mark Genkinger Dean Speece Gary Carr Marty McKowen II Allen Witthoft Dale Mullikin Randy Randall Greg Goodell Mark Bausch

Holden blasts Democrats over Stephens seating in Iowa House

Washington County Republican Chairman Harvey Holden accuses the Iowa House Democrats of stripping Lyle Stephens of his seat, alleging 92 legal Plymouth County ballots were discarded to unseat him and claiming long term harm to voter confidence and election integrity. He cites a Polk County decision and says the action shows political bias over judicial process. Also notes a separate item: Sue Cohen of Santa Monica fined $5,200 and five years probation for library book theft involving hundreds of books.

Washington County Harvey Holden Washington Lyle Stephens Holden Stephens Iowa House House Iowa James Sprathing Orange City Plymouth County Polk House of Representatives House Democrats Lot Spradling Democratic State Central Committee Santa Monica Calif UPI Sue Cohen

Niffenegger sets track record at West Liberty fairgrounds

Mike Niffenegger of Kalona powered his 1975 Camero to a 24.30 second lap in time trials, breaking Jim Strube’s mark by .09. He then won the late model feature as Larry Rummelhart led most of the race before Niffenegger and Mel Morris passed. He earned $100 extra plus top-spot points while a large crowd watched closely contested events and upcoming Memorial Day racing.

Mike Niffenegger Kalona West Liberty Fairgrounds Niffenegger Jim Strube Larry “Pop” Rummelhart Riverside Rummelhart Mel Morris Ron Weedon

Pauls team takes lead in Twilight Golf League at DC Club

In the Twilight Golf League at Washington Country Club Pauls team led after the first round with 28 points on May 16. Eldon Brakes team followed, Bob Lowes crew third, with multiple players posting strong scores including Rake as medalist at 35.

Dick Paul Washington Country Club Eldon Brake Bob Lowe Paul Westphal Brake Wells Lowe Carr Logan Busley Bollman Morrison

Demons Struggle In District Golf Meet At Davenport

Washington High School golfers competed in the district high school golf meet at Davenport Country Club. Davenport Central won the team title with 331, Assumption 334, Mt. Pleasant 350. Burlington’s Jim Morrisey was medalist with 76. Assumption and Central advance to the Class AA state meet in Town City May 24. Matt Nemmers led the Demons with 85, while Marty Young steadied with 39 then 49 for 88.

Washington Davenport Country Club Demons Davenport Central Assumption Mt. Pleasant Jim Morrisey Burlington Jeff Mesick Mike Obrien Central Town City

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