Demons End Skid With 13 6 Homecoming Win Over Fairfield
Washington Demons defeat Fairfield 13 6 on homecoming night to snap a three game losing streak. The defense limited Fairfield to one touchdown while Washington built a 13 point lead behind strong offense led by quarterback Bob McClure and fullback Jerry Stalder.
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Washington
Washington Demons
Fairfield
Demons
Trojans
Harold Stevens
Bob McClure
Trojan
McClure
Jerry Stalder
Jim Evans
Bill Blough
Campbell
Johnson
Cambell
Rick Latta
Evans
Gene Zeck
Latta
Marcus Henry
Stalder
Scranton
Joe Scranton
Ballard
Bordwell
Blough
Henry
Zeck
Ft. Madison
Bloodhounds
Wally Lane
Gary Stephens
Davis County
Garland Smith
Tom Schlarbaum
Smith
Bloomfield
Bob Hawkins
Jerry Moss
Gary Smith
Mustangs
Wayland Residents Escape Injury After Headlight Failure
In Wayland Oct 1 Eleven pm a car driven by Mr and Mrs Conrad with Mr and Mrs Wenger left the highway on Mockin Bird Hill seven miles south of Washington. The crash into the woods left all occupants unharmed though the car required wrecker service after trees were cleared. Headlights reportedly failed just before impact.
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Wayland
Wm. Conrad
Harold Wenger
Kalona
Lyle Zehr
Gladys Conrad
Conrad
Seattle
Emma Allen
Parkview Home
Mabel Witting
Mary Sherer
Marlys
Urbandale
Max McGuire
Shirley Gay
Harry McGuire
Olds
Fred Hixson
Ralph McGuire
Joe Good
Mary Mason
Nora Hixson
Henry Meyers
Wallerich Property Sold at Richland Auction
The late Celia Wallerich’s real estate sold at public auction in Richland to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Duke of Salem for 4500 dollars. The five room semi modern cottage will be moved to Salem soon as the Dukes are the parents of Mrs. Chalmers Haskins.
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Richland
Celia Wallerich
Louis Duke
Salem
Dukes
Chalmers Haskins
Mt Pleasant Panthers Take Southeast Six Lead
Mt Pleasant routed Centerville 39 0 to seize the Southeast Six Conference lead after Washington upset Fairfield 13 6 and Ft Madison beat Davis County 20 19. Davis County and Fairfield shared earlier first place in a three way tie.
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Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
Washington
Fairfield
Centerville
Ft. Madison
Davis County
Rich Davison
Tim Proctor
Kent Thompson
Proctor
Gary Burke
Reds
Dennis Trabert
Thompson
Hawkins
Jerry Hankins
Roger Campbell
Women's Bowling Friday Results Show Fray and Wins
Swifts defeated General Life 3 1 with team scores 1839 to 1788 plus 51 handicap. Mace beat Coast to Coast 3 1 1570 plus 18 handicap against 1488. Hy Vee swept Advance Ross 4 0 1496 and 1358 with 267 handicap. A and W beat Fareway 3 1 1657 plus 27 handicap to 1527. High team series Swifts 1839 and General Life 1788. team game Life 647 and Swifts 627. Dorothy Patterson led series 487 with game 199. Betty Ward 482. Ferne Birney 185.
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Swifts
General Life
Mace
Coast
Advance Ross
Hy Vee
Ross
Fareway
Life
Dorothy Patterson
Betty Ward
Ferne Birney
Mace Motor Company
General Life of Iowa
Root Beer
Giants Take 2-0 Lead In Classic Series
Giants prevail 2-0 to level series at one apiece and shift the next games to Yankee Stadium Billy Pierce faces Bill Stafford in New York for Game Three Dark and Houk express optimism over rested staffs and returning stars Elston Howard and Bill Skowron expected back for Game Three Marichal and O'Dell pegged as the Game Four and Five starters respectively
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UPI
Yankees
Giants
Yankee Stadium
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Billy Pierce
Bill Stafford
Alvin Dark
Ralph Houk
Bronx Bombers
Dark
Houk
Pierce
Chicago White
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
Juan Marichal
Billy O'Dell
Roth Stars as WACO Triumphs at Wayland 23rd Straight Win
Charles Roth scored all three touchdowns guiding WACO to a 23 game undefeated streak with Mediapolis as the opponent. He rushed for 135 yards, while Steve Mast added 82 yards on 11 carries. Defensive standouts included Joe Kauffman Sid Brooks and Ken Miller. Next game at Harmony Friday.
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Wayland
Charles Roth
WACO
Mediapolis
Roth
Steve Mast
Phil Myers
Dave Messer
Joe Kauffman
Sid Brooks
Ken Miller
Harmony
North Scott blanked Mid-Prairie 26 to 0 in Wellman
North Scott defeated Mid-Prairie 26 to 0 on Friday night in Wellman. Mid-Prairie threatened early after an interception but a clipping penalty halted the drive. Haulk sprinted for a first-quarter TD and North Scott added two more in the third and another late to seal the win. Next, Mid-Prairie visits Lone Tree.
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Wellman
Golden Hawks
Mid-Prairie
North Scott
Lone Tree
Ainsworth Tigers Triumph 44-7 In Homecoming Win
Ainsworth hosts Riverside and dominates 44-7 as the Tigers pile up 721 yards to Riverside 48. Tom White Glenn Banks Mike Klopfenstein and Tom Gosling scored. Coach Jack Boender hails a great defensive effort. 1962 Homecoming Queen Carolyn Coon named with attendants Ann Lord and Sherry Roberts.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Tigers
Riverside
Tigers
Tom White
Glenn Banks
Mike Klopfenstein
Tom Gosling
Jack Boender
Stan McCreedy
George Trotter
Jerry Gipple
Terry Carson
Gene McCracken
Bill Frame
Dallas Krantz
Carolyn Coon
Ann Lord
Sherry Roberts
Riverside Hosts Schnoebelens and Garden Club Meeting
Mr and Mrs Lyman Head from Denver and others visited the Ralph Schnoebelen home over the weekend. The Riverside Garden Club met at Mrs Roy Hall s home with thirteen members and a guest planning October activities including a demonstration by Jean s Craft Shop Iowa City on artificial flowers. A baby boy weighing six pounds 15 ounces was born at Mercy Hospital to Mr and Mrs Peter Gerot with several reported grandparents and great grandparents named.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Lyman Head
Denver
Colorado
Bob Cress
Culbertson
Neb
Donna Wehmeyer
Carpentersville
Ill
Cary Wehmeyer
Ames
Ralph Schnoebelen
Cress
Riverside Garden Club
Roy Hall
Margie Streb
Jean of Jean
Iowa City
Mabel Birka
Rachel Gerot
Peter Gerot
Mercy Hospital
Lewis Weber
Robert Gerot
Fred Frank
Fred Bierman
Muscatine
Gerald Stout
Lone Tree
Martin Dimond
Clinton
Riverside Class of 1942 Holds Reunion Dinner
Riverside high school graduating class of 1942 gathered at the Captain Table in Washington for dinner. Organized by Ted Gerot and Kenneth Kos, attendees included many local couples and former teachers sent messages. plans were made for the 25th reunion in 1963.
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Riverside
Riverside High School
Washington
Ted Gerot
Kenneth Kos
Ward Flynn
Caspar
Wyo
Paul
Betty Butz
Morano
Coralville
Clifford
Virginia Gerot
Ziskovsky
Iowa City
Frank
Bertha Bell) Ehrenfeldt
Cedar Rapids
Robert
Norma Kos
Southwick
Kennth Kos
Kalona
Kenneth Kron
Don
Thelma Kron
Fox
Lester
Martha Stober
Schnoebelen
John Soukup
Clover Luckey Blieu
Norma Goetz Longfield
Steady Progress Report From Installation Committee
The group says it has kept a steady hand on the work throttle and remains on track with the installation committee duties. Officials emphasize careful planning, ongoing coordination, and timely milestones as they advance the project.
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Fonng
Patek Paints
Spectro-maticres
Good Housekeeping
Mic Daniel Drug Store
Evening Journal
Iowa
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Wallerich
Otto Pfeifer
Barbara Ellen
Methodist Church
Frank Fleig
Logan Sellars
Andy George
Womans Club
Richard Caughland
Harper Lee
J. E. McCracken
Pleasant Plain Quarterly
Friends
Lewis Savage
Wayne Allman
Oskaloosa Friends
Woolson Church
Wilford Locke
Rev. Allman
Richland Church
Rodney Hanan
Melvin Maeder
Mrs
al Wallen
Skokie, Il
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Coon Rapids
John Reighard
Winfield
CL. Reighard
Desert Patrol
George Raft Story
Ams
Jeff Chandler
Hardin
Browin- Hutchins
Duggan Techmicolor
Som
Arner Bros
Delano Cemetery
Harry E. Turner
7Th St
Washington, Ia
Dial
Washington, Ainsworth
Crawfordsville
Mrs. Marge Luckey
Zenith
Tion
YMC
Keith Norton
California
Norton’s
Columbus Junction
Son
Steve
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City Hall
Washington Concrete Co
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