Tiger regains middleweight crown at MSG fight
Dick Tiger defeated Joey Giardello in 15 rounds at Madison Square Garden to reclaim the 160 pound title in a near-capacity crowd of 17,064. Giardello hinted at retirement after an exhibition in December, while Tiger said he will defend the crown three to four times a year. Giardello, 35, received a standing ovation in defeat and expressed heartbreak over potentially ending his pro career.
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UPI
Dick Tiger
Joey Giardello
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Madison Square Garden
Brooklyn
Flatbush
Joey
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Rosalie
Atlantic City
Dangerous Dick
Nino Benvenuti
Italy
Joey Archer
Benvenuti
Archer
Aba
Nigeria
State Athletic Commission
Carter speaks at Washington High on safe driving
Ten years ago today Duane Carter, racing driver, spoke at Washington High School as a representative of Champion Spark Plug Company. He led a program to heighten student awareness of road safety and responsible driving.
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Duane Carter
Washington High School Assembly
Champion
Spark Plug Company
Carter
Richland residents in Minneapolis auction notice
Mil ford Wonderlich and Guido Stempel travel to Minneapolis for business this week. A closing out antique auction is set for Saturday October 23 at 10 30 a.m. in the Schmittcamp Building on Richland square with lunch served by Friends Missionary Aid. Keith Fritchen of Ollie, employed at Smith Hardware in Richland, is on vacation touring northern Iowa with family.
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Richland
Milford Wonderlich
Guido Stempel
Minneapolis
Minn
Schmittcamp
Richland Square
Friends Missionary Aid
Keith Fritchen
Ollie
Smith Hardware
Iowa
Dubuque
Waco Central Grid Clash Set For Saturday Night
Wayland reports the Waco Warriors will play Central on Saturday night at Central field, four miles south of Donnellson on highway 218. A Waco victory would secure a share of the conference title for the Warriors.
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Mays Koufax Oliva Grant Named 1965 Outstanding Players
ST LOUIS UPI Willie Mays and Sandy Koufax were chosen as outstanding major leaguers for 1965 with Mays named player of the year and Koufax top NL pitcher. Tony Oliva and Jim Mudcat Grant earned American League honors, edging Maury Wills and Zoilo Versalles.
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UPI
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Sandy Koufax
Tony Oliva
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Mudcat
Grant
Minnesota
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Denny McLain
Detroit
Mays
San Francisco
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Oliva
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Hawks Ready for Big Ten Clash at Northwestern
The University of Iowa Hawkeyes, raining out, moved indoors and fly to Chicago to face Northwestern in a Big Ten game. Coach Jerry Burns listed fullback Silas McKinnie as a uncertain starter, to play Saturday if fit after JV action. Northwestern also practiced indoors due to rain.
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Iowa
UPI
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Hawkeyes
Chicago
Wildcats
Northwestern
Jerry Burns
Silas McKinnie
McKinnie
Burns
Alex Agase
Northwestern Wildcats
Bowling League Scores and Standings Report
Farm Bureau leads the Corn King League with 24 points reflecting a strong season. Northrup King 16 and Mobil Oil 16 trail, with Geb Chevrolet at 14 and Farm Service at 14, followed by Sellers Insurance and Sportshop at 10 and 6 respectively. Farm Bureau 2748 and Sellers Ins 2725 lead team series. team game 924 by Sellers and 923 by Farm Bureau. John Hough tops individual series at 555 and game at 208. E Jones 546 in series and Larry Marek 202 in game.
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Corn King League Points Farm Bureau
Northrup King
Mobil Oil
Geb Chevrolet
Farm Service
Sellers Ins
Ae Sportshop
Ae Oe
Farm Bureau
Sellers
John Hough
E. Jones
Larry Marek
Waco students honored as band seniors and events at Wayland
Seniors in the Waco marching band were honored at the halftime show on October 15. Cindy Jones, a senior daughter of Alvin and, was crowned Homecoming queen with attendants Nicky Todder and Jane Wenger. Rehearsals for Sound of Music begin. production set for November 12 and 13 at Olds with tickets on sale November 2. A ceiling collapse in the junior high math room injured no one, highlighting needs for new facilities as the district dates repairs and library donations of National Geographic magazines are urged.
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Waco
Cindy Jones
Cindy
Alvin Jones
Crawfordsville
Connie Miller
Olds
Nicky Tolan
Ed Olson
Ken Brimhall
Ann Bergstrom
Jeanne Abrahamson
Bergstrom
Blackhawk
Sound of Music
Frances Roth
Sophomore Demons Fall 20-6 to Mt Pleasant
The Washington Sophomore team lost a rescheduled game to Mt Pleasant at Case Field 20 to 6. Mt Pleasant scored in each of the first three quarters. Rich Sojka threw a 20 yard TD pass to Niel Brittan late in the game. the extra point failed. Coach Don Lawless praised Jim Doughty and Pat Hennigan for defense and offense.
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Mt. Pleasant
Case Field
Demons
Rich Sojka
Niel Brittan
Demon
Don Lawless
Jim Doughty
Pat Hennigan
Lawless
Cardinal
Melody Lanes shines in junior bowling scores
Melody Lanes led junior bowling with three 3 0 scores for Melody Lanes 1839 team total and 1396 team points. Be 6hae and Swanson's Grocery posted 0 3. Individual highlights include Phil Lempke with a 525 series and 216 game and Craig Miller with a 497 series and 194 game.
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Melody Lanes
I. D. Russell
Mills Market
Sherman - Eden
Swanson’s Grocery
Phil Lempke
Craig Miller
Sitters and Harold's Sinclair top team series and game
In team series Harold's Sinclair edged Sitters 2566 to 2556 while in team game Harold's Sin clair posted 961 over Home Lumber 908. Individual results featured Branstetter 565 and John Richards 563 in series, with Ken Rhea 233 and Bob Branstetter 215 in games.
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Sitters
Harold’s Sinclair
Home Lumber
Branstetter
John Richards
Ken Rhea
Bob Branstetter
Cassius Clay trims off 17 extra pounds
Cassius Clay weighs 214 pounds after shedding 17 pounds in two weeks at the Fifth Street gym. He credits dieting over road work for the loss, plans a November 22 Las Vegas bout with Floyd Patterson, and says hunger shapes a fighter who can rise after being knocked down. He lauds hunger's role in success and cites Patterson and Liston as past examples.
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UPI
Cassius Clay
Fifth Street
Clay
Las Vegas
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Sonny) Liston
Wayne man and guests visit. Mrs Wayman walks again
Crawfordsville area notes reveal Mr and Mrs Robert Wayman and baby visiting John Whites. Mrs Wayman now walks without help after five months of knee injury. They moved to Newhall last week. Alfred Davis admitted to Memorial Hospital after a fall. CBS Crawfordsville OES met with 30 at Masonic Hall. Members invited to visit Boone home for Oct 18. Des Moines convention Oct 26-28. Dist Legion attendees at Burlington. Rhea and others spoke. Washington visitors Rex Campbell family hosts. Clear Lake's Hildred Coates stayed with Don Blankenhorns on trip to Kentucky.
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Vivian Wells
Crawfordsville
Robert Wayman
Baby
John Whites
Harold Spangler
Waymans
OES
Masonic Hall
Boone
Grand
Des Moines
Richard Holmes
Vernon Fletcher
Elon Christner
Carl Atkinson
Henry Davis
Latimer Davis
Kenneth Rhea
Charles Wells
Dist. Legion
Burlington
Rhea
Department Girls’ State Committee
Jess Raymond
Everette Sanger
Washington
Rex Campbell
Pleasanton
Iowa
Hildred Coates
Clear Lake
Don Blankenhorns
Kentucky
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Evening Journal
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Shell Service
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Washington Armory
Marine Corps League
Washington Concrete CO
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Rock Island Tracks
Ann Lauer
Lori Carlson
Karen Davis
Wayne Jones
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