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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1972

Page

6

Tigers and A's battle in pivotal AL playoff game

Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich faces Oakland ace Jim Hunter as the Tigers seek to mirror their 1968 miracle and force a deciding fifth game, while Oakland needs only one win to reach the World Series. Joe Coleman’s Tuesday shutout and key hits by Ike Brown and Bill Freehan spark Detroit.

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Knicks beat Seattle despite Reed out five games

The New York Knicks, minus injured Willis Reed, defeated the Seattle SuperSonics 113-89. Bill Bradley led with 26 points as Dave DeBusschere added 18 while the Knicks built a 37-21 run in the first half and used scrubs in the final quarter.

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Almanac note on October 11, 1972 events and birthdays

Almanac recalls October 11 significance with Libra birthdays including Eleanor Roosevelt born 1884. Historic milestones listed: 1611 steam ferry between New York City and Hoboken, Edison patents 1868, first U S political TV telecast 1932, Second Vatican Council opened 1962.

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Washington Eighth Graders Dominate Muscatine Central 26 to 8

Washington's eighth grade football team improved to 3 0 this season by routing Muscatine Central 26 8. Key plays included Bennett Goeke 4 yard TD run Sean O’Hanlon extra point Jeff McCarthy 50 yard kickoff return Terry Dickinson pass from Scott Rich and Jim Ward 20 yard TD run. Ward totaled 92 yards on 10 carries and Marty Young forced a fumble and made a key interception as Washington’s defense held. The Demons travel to Mt Pleasant on Tuesday Oct 17 for a 4 15 pm game.

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Bill Russell to Speak at University Lecture Series

Bill Russell will open the 1972 73 University of Iowa Lecture Series on Oct. 17 at 8 pm in the Main Lounge of Iowa Memorial Union. Free tickets are available at the Union Box Office for U I students faculty and staff with ID. He is a 1956 San Francisco State graduate and longtime Boston Celtic star and TV commentator.

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Iowa Coach Doubts Skogman For Northwestern Game

Iowa football coach Frank Lauterbur said quarterback Kyle Skogman likely will not play against Northwestern after an injury against Purdue. If unavailable, sophomore signal callers Bobby Ousley or Scott Milliken will start, per Lauterbur.

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