Alston Named Manager Of Year By UPI
Walt Alston of the Dodgers was voted National League Manager of the Year by 21 of 24 UPI Baseball Experts. Dodgers GM Buzzie Bavasi praised Alston as a 24 hour manager who steadied a team that lost Tommy Davis and faced Sandy Koufax injuries while reshaping the lineup with the Howard Osteen trade and key additions.
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Washingtonian Truths and Tax Day Quip
A humorous remark contrasts George Washington famed honesty with the burdens of taxation, noting that in old times no one needed to fill out income tax forms. The line juxtaposes mythic virtue with modern fiscal obligations.
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Nebraska holds steady in UPI college football poll
Nebraska remains atop the UPI college football ratings with first place votes and win loss records shown. Mississippi State and Missouri trail, while UCLA Tennessee and a six-way tie share mid positions. The list also notes Princeton Michigan Colorado and Alabama tied at 19 for a spot just outside, with Texas Tech Duke Minnesota and Washington State tied at 4. Other teams receiving votes include Georgia Tech Wyoming Utah State Syracuse Florida State Army and Navy.
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Bowling Results Show Davies Leads Evening League
Men's bowling results list Monday matches with Ross defeating MFA 4 0 and Fareway tying Hy-Vee 2 2. Zieglowsky adds 4 0, while Payne blanks. High team series goes to Zieglowsky 2641 and Hy-Vee 2569. Zieglowsky posts best game 914, Freshwaters 900. John Hough and Laverne Zieglowsky top individual series 600 and 584. Hough and Risdon tie 222 with Zieglowsky 224.
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Iowa fans rally as Hawkeyes face Northwestern
Iowa City UPI reports fans sent telegrams amid criticism of booing during the Minnesota game. Minnesota coach Warmath called the booing unpardonable, while Iowa coach Jerry Burns announced lineup changes as the Hawkeyes prepare for Northwestern. Northwestern's Alex Agase also shuffled players including Gates over Rector and Boothe over Milan in key spots.
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Sophomores defeat Oskaloosa 13 to 6 at Case Field
Washington High School sophomore gridsters defeated Oskaloosa sophomores 13 to 6 Monday evening. Dennis Nardy scored for the Demons in the second quarter, Pat Hennigan added a third quarter score, and Jim Dougal sealed the win with an late fourth quarter tackle on an Indian drive. Coach Don Lawless praised backs and ends Ray Porter, Jim Dougal and Chris Wilson. The sophomores set to play Mt Pleasant Thursday at 7 pm.
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Women's bowling points and standings in Washington State bank league
Results show Bank led with 2406 team points and 854 game. Osincup 2377 and 447 series. Ad Ettes 2349 and 815 game. Winga 2286 and 11 games. River Products 2321. Tweeten 2327. Osincup top individual game 195 by S Burlingame. high averages list includes H Brown 168 and D Walley 165.
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Draft expansion brings volunteers
Washington reports that broadened draft calls are paired with rising voluntary enlistments across all services. Pentagon figures show Army voluntary enlistments at 13,300 in September, Navy 15,801 in September, Marines 7,154 in September, with October to December draft calls climbing sharply as U.S. buildup for Vietnam continues.
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Washington YMCA Swim Team Sets First Practice
The Washington YMCA swim team announces its first practice of the season on Wednesday October 20 evening. Timetable: 8 years and under 5 to 6 10 p.m. 9 and 10 years 5 to 6 10 p.m. 11 and 12 years 6 10 to 7 05 p.m. 13 and 14 years 7 05 to ? p.m. The schedule applies through the winter season and invites all interested boys to attend if possible.
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Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Scores
Team series saw MnT's 1933, B and H 1878, team game Untouchables 725 and Fall Outs 681. Individual series led Cobb Burlingame with 559 and L. Smith 498. Individual games topped by D. Taylor and B. Murphy at 218 and L. Smith at 211.
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Automative age brings traffic woes to West Germany
West Germany faces growing car use with 12.1 million motor vehicles and 8.6 million passenger cars. Traffic deaths fell 12 percent in the first half after stricter drunk driving laws, but accidents remain high at 138000. Parking fights and curb-space disputes emerge as car ownership nears 17 million by 1975, per auto association projections.
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Milwaukee boycott enters second day of school walkout
Civil Rights leaders plan to continue a Milwaukee school boycott as long as parents and workers stay willing. Over 12,000 students skipped class, about 7,400 above normal, with 98 percent of the city’s Black population affected. District attorney and Roman Catholic leaders oppose the action and threaten legal action. Father James Groppi said priests stay in compliance with church orders while leading songs before St. Boniface Church.
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Sacha club women study handcraft night notes
The Sacha Club met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Dale Johnston’s home with 17 members and one guest. District Federated Women’s Club reports were shared, Wilfred McCreedy won third place in a state prose contest for "Somebody," and new members Mrs. Dale Buck Mrs. Gerald Stewart and Mrs. Larry Sexton were initiated. A project on selling stationery for UNICEF and a handmade towel effort by blind women were announced.
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