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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1962

Page

8

Washington Tees Up Two Tackles for Fort Madison Test

Washington faces Fort Madison in a conference clash with two husky juniors Tim Horak and John Mulcahy starting at tackle. QB doubt Bob McClure may be replaced by Rick Vosika, while Jerry Stalder, Rich Ballard and Joe Scranton pace the Demon backfield. Lumaga misses trip with knee injury. Madison’s Bloodhounds seek win after beating Davis County with speed in backfield.

Husky Ft Madison Harold Stephens Tim Horak John Mulcahy Steve Talbot Brian Owen Bob McClure Ft. Madison McClure Rick Vosika Jerry Stalder Rich Ballard Joe Scranton Joe McCarthy Don Kos Gene Zeck Rick Latta John Beranek Eddie Weeks Dave Everetts Pio Barone Lumaga Pio Ottumwa Ft. Madison Bloodhounds Davis County Fairfield Demons Hounds

Demon Freshmen Meet Fairfield at Case Field Tonight

The Demon freshman football team coached by Don Lawless with assistant Gary Hurst will host Fairfield tonight at 7 oclock at Case Field.

Demon Don Lawless Gary Hurst Fairfield Case Field

Iowa Mau Maus Praised by Burns ahead of Indiana clash

Iowa football coach Jerry Burns praised the Mau Maus for improving the Hawks while preparing for the Big Ten showdown with Indiana. No. 1 quarterback Matt Szykowny remains unavailable with a torn ligament, while QBs Bob Wallace and Fred Riddle show progress amid practice and scrimmages.

Iowa City UPI Iowa Mau Jerry Burns Indiana Burns W. D. Paul Matt Szykowny Szykowny Southern California Hawks Bob Wallace Alliance Ohio Fred Riddle Collinsville Ill

Bowling Standings and High Scores Report

Farm Bureau Insurance and Farm Service lead in team scores with ब 2318 and 2018 plus 108, while Mobil Oil and Moorman Feed post the top team series 2446 and 2370. Individual leaders include Delbert Krotz 590 series and 244 game, with George Krogmeier 217.

Farm Bureau Farm Service Co Washington DC Moorman Feed Northrup King Mobil Oil Farm Service Moorman Delbert Krotz Bob Randall George Krogmeier

Women’s Bowling Lane Leaders League Report

McCleery Cumming leads with 2316 team series and 827 team game for Duncan 827. Individual top scores include Ferne Birney 525 and Evelyn Randall 190. Other notables: Ainsworth 2156, Marshall Minick 2224, Roe’s 2144, Ted’s 2111, Wilson’s 2010, Duncan 2253, Carson’s Reese 8.

McCleery Cumming Roe's Ainsworth State Bank Ted's Welding Wilson's Ll Duncans Carson's Reese Marshall - Minick McCleery Ted Roe’s Wilson's Ainsworth Marshall Minick Duncan's

Yankees and Giants Face Sixth Game in Candlestick

With the World Series tied 3-2 in favor of New York, Ralph Houk weighs pitching plans for Friday’s sixth game at Candlestick Park. Whitey Ford could start if rested, while Bill Stafford’s shin bruise looms. The Giants aim Billy Pierce or Billy O’Dell as needed, as Al Dark seeks to force a decisive seventh game.

SAN Francisco UPI Ralph Houk San Francisco Giants New York Yankees Whitey Ford Bill Stafford Bud Daley Jim Coates Candlestick Park Yankees Giants al Dark Billy Pierce Billy O'Dell Dark Houk Yankee Stadium Tom Tresh Milwaukee Braves Willie Mays New York Ford Stafford Felipe Alou T’ll Daley

Hi-Ores 4 H Club Holds Meeting At Knupp Home

Ruth Ann Wulf presided over the Hi Ores 4 H Club meeting at Jackie Knupp's home with ten members present. Officers will be installed Oct 29 at 7 15 p m at Bethel Church in a family night event where families bring a pie or cake.

Ruth Ann Wulf Jackie Knupp Bethel Church Kathy Wulf Jackie Knapp Lori Carson Marjorie Wulf Ellen Knottnerus Vicki Carr Marylin Gilliand Reva Rath Shirley Hixson

Negotiations Continue On Cuban Invasion Prisoners

Havana reports say talks over 1113 captured invaders stalled over undisclosed details. James B. Donovan and Fidel Castro met for hours with no announced result, as secrecy and possible large cash funding for ransom dominate discussions.

Havana UPI New York James B. Donovan Fidel Castro Berta Barreto Donovan Washington U.S Kennedy Castro

Reception for Darrs Highlight Wayland Social Roundup

Des Moines visitors attended the Sept 22 wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Lamoine Darr at the Little Brown Church Nashua. Local families welcomed new baby Judith Marie Neff, and neighbors hosted gatherings at Parkview Home and Merry Eights Club.

Wayland W.H. Neff Wm. T. Lee Bettendorf Dale Neff Hannibal Des Moines Lamoine Darr Little Brown Nashua Carr Wilber Patrick Carl and Lucille Hensley Fred Neff Judith Marie Henry County Hospital Everett Monson Frank Monson Lillian Monson John Rockwell Dean Meyer Dairy Cattle Congress Waterloo Kathy Janet Lennon Lennon Sisters

Keota social roundups include weddings and birthdays

Keota residents and guests gather for visits in Minburn Perry and Des Moines. Families attend football games in Iowa City and attend a Koehler reunion near Ainsworth. The Grimes Decorating Shop marks its 12th birthday with a week of open houses and door prizes.

Keota A. G. Richardson Des Moines H. A. Hofer Nancy Richardson Hofers Minburn Iowa Cornelia Ruth Bulkley Perry Ily Dirk Weerman Betty Weerman Weba Weerman Grimes Decorating

Rain Lifts 1962 Crop Prospects to Near Records

Washington reports late summer and September rains boost 1962 crop prospects to about 105 percent of the 1957-59 base, with output only about 1 percent below last year. The corn crop is seen near 3.51 billion bushels and total feed grains at 138.9 million tons.

Washington UPI Agriculture Department U.S Plains Ohio Valley Gulf and Atlantic Seaboard

Merry Mixers Club Meets at West Chester

The Merry Mixers Club met at Mrs Laurel Statler home with 12 members and Mindi Mangold present. Members displayed weed bouquets and spent the afternoon making hobby horses and sock puppets for the children's hospital. The November meeting will be with Mrs H D Dusenbery.

John Duvall West Chester Merry Mixers Club Laurel Statler Mindi Mangold Children's Hospital H.D. Dusenbery

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