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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1968

Page

8

Washington Demons claim 1968 Southeast Six crown in comeback win

Washington Demons rallied from a 13 point deficit to defeat Fort Madison 33 to 19, securing the Southeast Six Conference title. The defense stabilized after a rough first half, with key plays by Ron Schooley, Bruce Paul, Scott Swartzendruber, Russ Williams and Bill Schooley setting up Washington’s late surge. The victory comes as Washington remains unbeaten and heads into a looming clash with Davis County at Bloomfield.

Washington Fort Madison Demons Jim Youel Hounds West Point Ron Schooley Bruce Paul Scott Swartzendruber Russ Williams Bill Schooley Mike Hennigan Williams Swartzendruber Gregory Goldie Krause Hennigan Kraus Schooley Mckem Son Ramsey Demon

Morrall Faces Rams Defense In Tough NFL Showdown

Baltimore quarterback Earl Morrall, replacing the injured John Unitas, must out duel the undefeated Los Angeles Rams and their feared line to keep the Colts in the Coastal Division race. Morrall has led with 13 touchdown passes while the Rams seek the division crown, with betting suggesting a tight contest.

Baltimore UPI Baltimore Colts Earl Morrall Los Angeles Rams Morrall John Unitas Rams Colts Don Schula NFL

Fairfield Dominates Davis County in Conference Action

Fairfield traveled to Davis County and dominated 41-0 in Southeastern Six play. Hinkle opened with an 18 yard TD reception from Rutherford, then Hinkle connected with Palmer for a second quarter score. Tim Wright caught a Hinkle pass, Holm returned a Davis County interception for a TD, Porter scored in the third, and Joe Falk added a late score as Fairfield blanked the opponent. Mt Pleasant defeated Oskaloosa 23-20 and Centerville outlasted Mt Ayre 13 f.

Davis County Fairfield Hinkle Rutherford Palmer Tim Wright Holm Porter Joe Falk Mt. Pleasant Oskaloosa Centerville Mt. Ayre

Highland Falls to Columbus Junction 14 6 on Friday

Highland lost its season opener 14 to 6 at Columbus Junction. Bill Watkinson opened scoring for Highland with a 70 yard run on the first play from scrimmage but the kick failed. Steve Rueckert scored for Columbus Junction on a three yard run in the second quarter and connected on a 25 yard TD pass to Carrell in the fourth quarter with Carrell kicking the extra point. Highland totaled 209 yards to Columbus Junction's 198. Gregg Schott starred on defense and Steve Rotter on offense for Highland. Highland travels to New London next week.

Ond Swartzendruber Demons Gregory Goldie Denny Hennigan Ramsey Krause Fort Madison Bill Schooley Schooley Hounds Bob Young Williams Highland Columbus Junction Bill Watkinson Steve Rueckert Tom Carrell Junction Rueckert Carrell Gregg Schott Steve Rotter New London

Mid-Prairie Falls As Wilton Junction Halts Undefeated Run

Wilton Junction defeats Mid-Prairie 21-7 halting the Panthers’ undefeated season. A disputed third quarter 85 yard touchdown by Jim Beranek was awarded to Mid-Prairie after a bench tackle, while Duane Birkhofer boosting Wilton Junction gained 3 and 70 yard runs. The loss leaves Mid-Prairie at 6-1, tied with Solon for first in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference.

Mid - Prairie Wilton Junction Jim Beranek Wilton Beranek Duane Birkhofer Birkhofer Scott Shuter Shuter Solon Iowa Hawkeye

U S Wins Olympic Gold In Basketball Over Yugoslavia

The United States defeated Yugoslavia 65 to 50 to claim the Olympic basketball gold, extending its unbeaten run since 1936 under coach Hank Iba. Lew Alcindor was absent, but a late 17‑point rally helped seal the victory as U S swimmers Kolb and Watson also won women's events. Russia dominated Friday with four medals, and Vera Caslavska swept multiple gymnastics titles.

Mexico City UPI United States Hank Iba Yugoslavia America U.S Lew Alcindor Iba Oklahoma State Yanks Claudia Kolb Santa Clara Calif Pokey Watson Lynn Vidali San Francisco Miss Kolb Kaye Hall Tacoma Wash Miss Watson Mitchell Ivey Jack Horlsey Seattle Russia Vera Caslavska Czechoslovakia Ivan Kizimov

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