Muscatine tops Washington 27 to 0 in Case Field clash
Muscatine Muskie quarterback Herb Griggs led a multifaceted attack as the Muskies racked up 389 rushing yards to Washington’s 48. Griggs, Dodder, and Saltz spearheaded scoring with four trips into the end zone, expanding a 14 point half to a 27 point victory by game end. Washington failed to sustain offense, with a lone late threat thwarted by Muscatine’s stiff defense and weather.
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Case Field
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Muscatine
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Big Joe Dodder
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Ballard
Tim Dougall
Loel Letts
Letts
Dodder
Henness
Saltz
Tim Horak
Salt
Penniston
Bob McClure
Lowe
Dougall
Muscaline
Altz
Vosika
Latta
Mooody
Jackie
Mustine
Ad Griggs
Jim Logan
Demons
Anira
Lars Sjoberg
Scranton
Eagles Sale Talks Hit $4.5 Million Price Tag
Miami mogul George B. Storer confirmed an offer to buy the Philadelphia Eagles who value themselves at 4.5 million dollars. Frank McNamee said a stockholders meeting would be raised and a report made to them. Bob Hall claimed a 15 person syndicate, seeking 51 percent from Philadelphia as funds. McNamee acknowledged Hall’s offer and said it was made by telephone as Hall sought access to financial records.
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UPI
George B. Storer
Miami
Fla
Philadelphia Eagles
Frank McNamee
McNamee
Mike O'Neill
Eagles
Bob Hall
Yale Athletic
Hall
Football scores from Muscatine and nearby games
Muscatine defeated Washington 27 to 0 while Centerville beat Fort Madison 19 to 0. Columbus Jet shut out Mediapolis 34 to 0. Mt. Pleasant triumphed 27 to 0 over Keokuk. New London won 45 to 7 against Ottumwa. Sigourney beat Keota 25 to 7. Lone Tree overwhelmed Danville 34 to 7.
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Muscatine
Washington
Centerville
Fort Madison
Columbus Jet
Mediapolis
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
New London
L & MC Ottumwa
Fairfield
Sigourney
Keota
Lone Tree
Danville
Women's Bowling Scores From Local Meet
Team series led by Slow Rollers with 1770 total and In Betweeners 1657. Slow Rollers posted 617 in a game while Ball Babies had 600. Top individuals were Lela Miller 558 in series and Elizabeth Johnson 212 in a game.
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Minga
Ninth graders topple Muscatine in junior high football
Washington Junior High ninth graders defeated Muscatine West 27 to 14 on Thursday night. Dave Hutchcroft completed 9 of 13 passes for all Demon touchdowns, connecting with Brian for 69 yards and two 36 yard scores, Carl Hayes snagged two more for 23 and 6 yard TDs and booted two extra points. Defensive standouts included John Kleese, Dan Martin, Mike Fritz, Jim Sojka, Bill Derby, Duane Miller and Jerry Westermark as noted by Coach Wally Horn.
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Washington Junior High
Muscatine West
Dave Hutchcroft
Brian
Carl Hayes
Wally Horn
John Kleese
Dan Martin
Mike Fritz
Jim Sojka
Bill Derby
Duane Miller
Jerry Westermark
Mexico City wins 1968 Olympic bid says IOC panel
Delegates at the IOC session split the 1968 bid among Mexico City Detroit and other cities. Mexico City led with 30 votes to Detroit 14 Lyons 12 and Buenos Aires all around the vote. Officials cited Latin America’s first Olympiad and better facilities as reasons to spread games. Some delegates complained the Russian bloc mattered, but an IOC official said the outcome was not driven by Russia.
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Germany
UPI
International Olympic Congress
IOC
Mexico City
Detroit
Latin America
Lyons
France
Buenos Aires
United Press International
Mexico
WCTU Institute Held at Wellman In Westchester
The Washington County WCTU Institute met at Asbury Methodist Church Wellman on Tuesday. Mrs Sam Rodgers opened with song service assisted by Mrs Alvin Smith. Rev Josten led the Morning devotional on Can you recommend your religion. New officers Miss Margaret Work vice president Mrs Walter Bauer secretary and Mrs Grace Heizerman treasurer were installed by retiring president Mrs Ray Sojka. A Life Patron certificate was given to Miss Work Mrs Bauer and Mrs Heizerman. A panel moderated by Mrs Lloyd Bauer and including Mrs Walter Bauer Mrs A Wotruba and Mrs Walter Duvall discussed What Why and How followed by county department heads outlining their duties.
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Westchester
Washington County
Wctu Institute
Asbury Methodist Church
Wellman
Sam Rodgers
Alvin Smith
Josten
Margaret Work
Washington
Walter Bauer
West Chester
Merl McDowell
Grace Heizerman
Ray Sojka
Rodgers
Walterer
Heizerman
Lloyd Bauer
A. Wotruba
Walter Duvall
Ww. C. TU
Mantle Knee Operation Deemed Complete Success
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle underwent cartilage removal on his left knee at Lenox Hill Hospital. Dr. Sidney Gaynor called the procedure a complete success and said Mantle should report to spring training on time and be fully recovered by the season start. Mantle, under general anesthesia, rests comfortably and is expected to begin jogging or golf by January.
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Sidney Gaynor
Yankees
Lenox Hill Hospital
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Dallas
Keota weighs nursing home plans with lender visit
Keota seeks Maplewood Man Inc financing for a proposed nursing home with a Des Moines lender, while an Iowa City architect and local contractor surveyed the site. Dr. K L McGuire chairs the manager search and open interviews. Nov 1 application blanks available at H and J Bookkeeping. An Oct 29 public meeting at Keota Elementary will cover site, staff, costs, and IRS input.
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Maplewood Manor, Inc
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Williamsburg
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Internal Revenue Service
B. J. Byrne
Southeast six football showdown looms for Mt Pleasant Fairfield
Mt Pleasant and Fairfield head into a decisive Southeast six clash next Friday after both remain unbeaten in conference play. Ottumwa’s Bulldogs defeated Fairfield 26 to 7 while Centerville beat Fort Madison 19 to 0. Other results included Ottumwa’s 30 to 7 win over Davis County and Muscatine’s 27 to 9 over Washington as the league closed its week.
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Fairfield
Centerville
Fort Madison
Panthers
Trojans
Wade Clark
Don Graves
Davis County
Oskaloosa
Washington
Muscatine
Canada Seeks Private Settlement of Maritime Dispute
Ottawa and labor leaders await U S unions acceptance of Canadian terms for a private settlement of the Great Lakes maritime row. A Boston meeting reportedly produced a tentative three trustees on five unions with Hal Banks ousted from SIU Canada. Prime Minister Pearson pushed for an early, private accord to avoid a public trusteeship bill and shipboycotts in U S ports.
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Pearson
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