Demons Edge Fort Madison 20 to 12 in 1962 grid clash
Washington's Demons rode an 87 yard opening kickoff return to lead 7 0 and held off Fort Madison Bloodhounds 20 12. Key plays included Jerry Stalder s 87 yard TD run and a late McClure Stalder pass TD as the defense contained the Hounds. The win featured strong defense despite injuries and a late Fort Madison surge.
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Washington
Demons
Fort Madison
Bloodhounds
Demon
Marcus Henry
Jerry Stalder
Hounds
Joe Jones
Hawkins
McClure
Stalder
Ft. Madison
Patterson
Jones
Zeck
Henry
Mulcahy
Vosika
Ballard
Latta
Davis
Stevens
Scranton
Emard
Emerts
Gary Stevens
Roy Keester
Don Sweeney
George Winheim
Reg Smith
John Thoman
Bill Miller
Wally Lane
Bob Hawkins
Dennis Morton
Randy Patterson
Gene Zeck
Don Kos
Tim Horak
John Mulcahy
Rick Latta
John Beranek
Eddie Weeks
Rich Vosika
Rich Ballard
Joe Scranton
Jim Kauffman
Jerry Deaton
Bob McClure
David Everetts
Richard Bordwell
Joseph McCarthy
Terry Haifley
Ron Davis
Dave Davis
Pauls to Visit San Antonio to Meet Grandson Bruce Allen Paul
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Don Paul planned a Tuesday trip to San Antonio Texas to meet their new grandson Bruce Allen Paul. Sgt Dick Paul was stationed at Lackland Air Force Base and the couple planned to see him during the visit.
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Don Paul
San Antonio
Texas
Sgt
Dick Paul
Bruce Allen Paul
Sgt. Paul
Lackland Air Force Base
Homecoming Night Highlights In Southeast Six Action
Mr. Pleasant topped the conference race while Fairfield and Washington sat one game back as Southeast Six teams hosted homecoming games. Washington defeated Ft. Madison 20-12, Mt. Pleasant edged Davis County 6-0, and Fairfield beat Centerville 14-7 with Jim Evans connecting on a 23 yard touchdown to end and Morris Quinn scoring for Centerville late.
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Mr. Pleasant
Fairfield
Washington
Demons
Ft. Madison
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
Davis County
Centerville
Dick Johnson
Mike Campbell
Jim Evans
Lyle Dunbar
Trojan
Morris Quinn
Quinn
Women's Bowling Pin Queen League Standings and Scores
Swifts Feeds leads with 18 wins 6 losses as Fareway posts 12 12. Friday results show Fareway 1639 including 84 handicap and Swifts Feeds 1617. Hy Vee 1477. Mace Motor 1543. General Life 1761. A and W Root Beer 1740. Coast to Coast 1595. Advanced Ross 1326. High team series is General Life of Iowa 1761 and A and W Root Beer 1740. Top individual scores Ferne Birney Sharon Lutes 497 and Ferne Birney 1499 with 202 area game.
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Swifts Feeds
Mace Motor Co
General Life of Iowa
Fareway
Root Beer
Advanced
Ross
Mace Motor
General Life
General Life of
Iowa
A and W
Ferne Birney
Sharon Lutes
Lou Svenksen
Sixth World Series Game Postponed Again by Rain
San Francisco rain halted game six of the World Series for a second day as Candlestick Park filled with ankle deep water. Commissioner Ford Frick delayed play, with Yankees leader in position to clinch, while Giants and Yankees officials weighed further postponements and pitch plans for Whitey Ford and Billy Pierce.
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UPI
Ford Frick
Candlestick Park
Frick
San Francisco Bay
Billy Pierce
Yankee Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Giants
Ford C. Frick
Philadelphia Athletics
Ralph Houk
al Dark
Houk
Dark
Larry Jansen
Frank
Doc) Bowman
Pierce
Jansen
Jack) Sanford
Bowman
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Stafford
Ralph Terry
Terry
Waco Gridders Dominate Harmony 47 to 6
Wayland Waco powered to a 47 to 6 victory over Harmony, piling up 384 rushing yards while Harmony mustered just 13 on the ground. Charles Roth led with 189 rushing yards in 16 carries as Steve Mast and Leland Leichty also contributed scoring runs.
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Wayland
Waco
Harmony
Farmington
Charles Roth
Dave Messer
Steve Mast
Leland Leichty
Roth
Larry Henss
Kan Miller
Jim Roth
Ainsworth Tigers Roll Past L and M 32 to 7 Friday
The Ainsworth Tigers defeated L and M 32 to 7 in a at Ainsworth game. Ainsworth totaled 409 yards while holding L and M to 108. Coach Jack Boender praised the defense and team effort. Scorers were Tom White, Mike Klopfenstein, Glenn Banks, Tom Hartsock, and Bill Frame.
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Ainsworth
Ainsworth Tigers
Football scores from Southeast Iowa area games
Football scores list results for multiple teams including Ainsworth 32 over L and M 7 and Keota 31 over Linn-Mar 0. Also notes the Southeast Iowa traveling bowling league will not bowl on Oct 14 and will instead bowl here on Oct 21.
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Southeast Iowa
Higher education faces squeeze as costs rise
The piece argues that leadership in science, business, and culture hinges on modern colleges with updated facilities and qualified teachers. It calls readers to write for more on how the college crisis affects individuals and notes public service status with the New York Times station and advertising groups.
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New York Times
New York
N. Y
Columbus Junction Tops Mt. Vernon 18-6 at Home
The Columbus Junction Wildcats defeated Mt. Vernon 18 to 6 on Friday night at the Columbus Community School home field. Lukov sky hauled in a 12 yard TD pass for the opening score, Forbes added a 5 yard rushing TD, and Hoyt reached pay dirt from 18 yards. Mt Vernon's only TD came on Wol rab's 16 yard run.
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Columbus Junction
Wildcats
Mt. Vernon
Columbus
Lukovsky
Forbes
Hoyt
Wolrab
Second Quarter Push Helps Mid-Prairie Top Lone Tree 32 13
Mid-Prairie Golden Hawks win their first game of the season at Lone Tree 32 13 after a 26 0 halftime lead. Key scores came from Ken Kepler two touchdowns and Tom Stockett a one yard run. Gary Martin caught a 25 yard TD pass from Phil Miller. Rusty Parcell sidelined with likely season ending injury. Next home game vs Tri County on Wellman homecoming.
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Wellman
Mid - Prairie
Golden Hawks
Lone Tree
Gary Martin
Hawks
Ken Kepler
Tom Stockett
Phil Miller
Mid-Prairie
Washington
Rusty Parcell
Regina
Iowa City
Tri-County
Mrs Newhouse Visits Muscatine and Family News
Mrs Mary Newhouse visited her sister Mrs Leona Newberger in Muscatine on Friday. J L Benish flew from Cedar Rapids to Richardson Texas after a visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Luckey, following the death of her brother Bill Luckey in a Sep 25 car truck crash. Tim Joseph Kiefer born Sept 26 at Mercy Hospital weighs seven pounds 12 ounces. grandparents Delbert Flynn and Anton Kiefer. Families visiting Huxley IA include Mrs Leo Mellecker and wife. Funeral for Bill Luckey held Thursday at Lorden Adams chapel Riverside with attendees from multiple Iowa towns and Chicago.
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Marge Luckey
Riverside
Mary Newhouse
Muscatine
Leona Newberger
J. L. Benish
Cedar Rapids
Richardson
Tex
Carl Luckey
Bill Luckey
Anton
Ginger) Kiefer
Timothy Joseph
Mercy Hospital
Delbert Flynn
Anton Kiefer
Clair Flynn
Leona Kenney
Leo Mellecker
Roy Jordan
Huxley
Lorden and
Adams Chapel
Chicago
Texas
Independence
Durant
Cedar Falls
Kellogg
Newton
Marengo
Williamsburg
Columbus City
Iowa City
Washington
Solon
Lone Tree
River Junction
Tiffin
Oxford
Kalona
The Pipe Wrench Workmen Lining Chimneys and Furnaces
Work crews using pipe wrenches labor to line chimneys and stall furnaces as part of maintenance and repair efforts. The scene emphasizes skilled tradesmen applying tools to upgrade heating conduits. No further operational details are provided.
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Gerdes
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Stooges
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Suzy Parker
Schirra
Evening Journal
Stan Kerr
Tim Proctor
Panther
Mustangs
Jerry Lippert
Tom Schlaurbaum
Bloomfield
Trojans
Washington Concrete Co
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Rock Island
L and M
Mount Vernon
Keokuk
Quincy, Ill
Keota
Linn-Mar
Mediapolis
Winfield
Mt. Union
Morning Sun
Davis Community
Bettendorf
Ottumwa
Burlington
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Keith Norton
Lake Odes
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