Fort Madison Bloodhounds blank Washington Demons 27 0
Fort Madison’s Bloodhounds defeat Washington Demons 27 to 0 at homecoming. Key plays include two long DerrickTouchdown catches and a 59 yard strike from Bob Johnson to Derrick. Washington suffers injuries to Miller Stannard Wilson, while Fort Madison’s defense stifles the Demon offense through three quarters.
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Washington
Demons
Fort Madison
Hounds
Bob Johnson
Larry Derrick
Ft. Madison
Speedsters
John Miller
Marty Stannard
Chris Wilson
Miller
Derrick
Marshall
Johnson
Larry Marshall
Jin
Bob Lane
Duane Miller
Miler
Demon
Lane
Hennigan
Hennizan
Sojka
Nicklaus Favored Over Player In World Match Play Final
In England Nicklaus and Player reach the World Match Play final with Nicklaus a 7-4 favorite for the $14,000 top prize. Nicklaus edged Bill Casper 2 and 1 after a morning 67, while Player rallied to defeat Arnold Palmer 2 and 1.
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Wentworth
England
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Nole
Bill
No Upsets Leaders Win in SE Six Conference
Mt Pleasant pounded Davis County 40 to 6 as reserves played most of the second half. Ken Welcher, Clarence Fisher, and Rex Hite scored for Mt Pleasant, with a 60 yard punt return by Fisher and a 75 yard Welcher to Burns pass. Fairfield beat Centerville 39 to 12 behind Nelson, Switzer, and Kovacevich scoring, while Stuber and Stoll added big plays.
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Powers
Mt. Pleasant
Davis County
Fort Madison
Washington
Fairfield
Centerville
Mt. Pleasant Panthers
Clarence Fisher
Gary Bontrager
Ken Welcher
Rex Hite
Panther
John Roederer
Panters
Tom Burns
Mt. Pleasnt
Mike Payne
Marvin Ander
Mike Stoll
Chuck Stuber
Kovacevich
Osteen to face Bunker as Dodgers chase third win
In Baltimore Osteen, the Dodgers lone survivor from last year’s rotation, is set for game three against Orioles right-hander Wally Bunker. Orioles hold 5-2 series odds while 56,000 are expected at Memorial Stadium. Manager Alston stresses park location matters little as Dodgers prepare to rebound.
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Claude Osteen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Wally Bunker
Baltimore Orioles
Osteen
Dodgers
Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Dodger
Walt Alston
Dodger Stadium
Alston
Washington
Ball
Verends Bunker
Hank Bauer
Minnesota
Bauer
Jim
Davis
Dave McNally
Drysdale
Koufax
North Viet Nam denounces Manila talks and McNamara trip
Hanoi denounces the Manila summit as a war council and accuses McNamara of plotting a broader war in Viet Nam. Nhan Dan says U.S. moves to dispatch troops exceed 320,000 and seeks a new counter offense. Trinh brands U.N. as complicit in U.S. aggression.
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Defense
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Saigon
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South Viet Nam
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Nhan Dan
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United States
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South
United Nations
Nguyen Duy Trinh
German Democratic Republic
East Germany
Trinh
Fort Madison and Cedar Rapids Jefferson Lead Low-Scoring Week
Football scores show Washington Wapello topping Meaiapons 66 to 6 while Cedar Rapids Jefferson beats Dubuque 40 to 7. Highland edges Winfield Mt Union 6 to 0 and Mt Vernon falls to Mid Prairie 19 to 18. East Waterloo rousts Fort Dodge 61 to 0. Oska loosa defeats Lowe Tree 19 to 14 and New London edges Columbus 20 to 13. Fairfield beats Centerville 39 to 12, Mt Pleasant wins 40 to 6.
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New London
Columbus
L & MC
Fairfield
Centerville
Mt, Pleasant
Davis County
Helicopters fire on defeated Reds in major allied victory
In Saigon area a large allied operation bursts with rocket firing helicopters scouring the battlefield. U.S., Korean and South Vietnamese forces report heavy Communist losses as 610 Division is pressed from sea to inland. Ground troops exploit caves near Qui Nhon while air strikes and patrols widen the sweep along the South China coast.
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UPS
610 Division
U.S
South China Seacoast
Qui Nhon
Viet Nam
Dien Bien Phu
Demilitarized Zone
da Nang Bay
Warriors Dominate Van Buren To Seize Blackhawk Lead
Wayland Waco Warriors crushed Van Buren 40 to 6 to strengthen their grip on the Blackhawk Conference title race. They limited Van Buren to 91 rushing yards and 5 of 20 passing while piling up 483 total yards. Dave Clark led with 97 rushing yards and 60 receiving yards, and Ken Brimhall added 293 passing yards on 12 completions. The team faces West Burlington next Friday as head coach Jim Bump hoped to return soon.
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Wayland
Waco
Warriors
Blackhawk
van Buren
Duane Roth
Ken Brimhall
Brimhall
Steve DeHart
Jim Eubanks
John Clark
Theodore Roth
Stan Unkrich
Dave Clark
Ken Brimball
Rich Seberg
Keith Mainer
Warrior
Jim Bump
Bump
West Burlington
Professional Directory Listing Of Local Attorneys And Doctors
A condensed directory lists LOUIS J KEHOE attorney at Jeffry building. Livingston Day Meeker Bates abstract department in Office 204 West Main. Morrison Morrison and Lloyd at 211 W Washington St. John C Owen attorney at 1194 West Washington. Stewart Shearer attorneys at Law 25 West Main. Dr M L Tweeton osteopathic physician 108 North Marion. Dr P L ErreR osteopathic physician listed with contact. John W Lemmon D D eyes and corrective care at South Town across from Christian Tabernacle.
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Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
West Main St
John W. Lemmon
D. D
South Town
Christian Tabernacle
Puone
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