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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1969

Page

8

Buckeyes in good condition for upcoming games

Ohio State coach Woody Hayes reported his No. 1 Buckeyes in good shape after a movie session and light workout. Four offensive starters missed practice due to injuries but are expected back later in the week, including quarterback Rex Kern.

Chicago UPI Ohio State Woody Hayes Hayes Rex Kern Michigan Glen Doughty John Gabler Wisconsin Wolverines Minnesota John Coatta Badgers Indiana Coatta John Isenbarger Michigan State Isenbarger

Cyclones edge Oklahoma prep for Saturday clash

Iowa State coaches, after a 44-20 win over Kansas, drill offensive timing and kicking returns as they prepare for Oklahoma. Johnny Majors notes a powerful Sooner defense and expects a strong attack from Oklahoma to rebound from its Big Eight loss.

Ames Iowa UPI Iowa State Cyclones Kansas Oklahoma Iowa State Johnny Majors Kansas State Majors Sooner

Cowboys remain unbeaten with 25 3 victory over Giants

Dallas Cowboys rally past New York 25 3 to stay tied with the Los Angeles Rams as the NFL’s only undefeated teams. Sophomore Larry Cole and teammates pressured Fran Tarkenton, while Craig Morton finally sparked the offense with a 16 yard TD pass to Lance Rentzel and a 40 yard Calvin Hill to Bobby Hayes score.

Dallas UPI Larry Cole New York Giants Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Giants Los Angeles Rams Mike Clark Pete Gogolak NFL Craig Morton Lance Rentzel Calvin Hill Bobby Hayes Cole George Andrie Jethro Pugh Fran Tarkenton Tarkenton Mel Renfro Roman Gabriel Chicago Bears

Hawkeyes prep as Mitchell sidelined by kidney issue

Iowa aims for second Big Ten win after a 19-18 comeback over Michigan State. Levi Mitchell sat out Monday drills with a kidney disorder but coach Ray Nagel indicated the speedy tailback could be ready for Minnesota. Nagel called the MSU victory one of his most satisfying coaching wins.

Purdue Jack Mollenkopf Illinois Dennis Wirgowski Northwestern Jim Valek Bruce Erb Bob Bieszcezad Iowa Levi Mitchell Minnesota Ray Nagel Nagel Iowa City UPI Hawkeyes Mitchell Hawks Michigan State

Bowling High Scores and Standout Allrounders

Joe Falk led the team with a 2669 series and 911 game support as Fareway posted 2465 series and 889 game. Individual honors went to Dick Anderson with 588 in the series and 216 in a game, Doug Dunlap 587 in the series and 204 in a game.

Joe Falk Fareway Dick Anderson Doug Dunlap

Sophomores blank Cardinal in 54 0 victory

Demon sophomores opened the season with a 54-0 win over Cardinal Monday night. Steve Smith scored three touchdowns and 35 yard pass to Zeck, Larry Guy added two TDs, Swartzendruber threw two scoring passes and rushed for a TD. Kim Robertson added a 15 yard run, Norton returned a punt for a safety, and a late 95 yard pass connection capped the scoring. Coach Lawless mixed kicking game work as the sophomores eye a home game versus Mid-Prairie next Monday at 7 pm.

Demon Cardinal Steve Smith Larry Guy Jeff Swartzendruber Smith Guy Swartzendruber Gary Zeck Bob Arnold Demons Kim Robertson Ron Norton Don Lawless Sophs Mid - Prairie

Montezuma Opens L M Jamboree in Letts Girls Clash

Montezuma the defending state champion meets Mediapolis in the Sixth Annual L M Girls Basketball Jamboree at Louisa Muscatine High School Letts starting 7:00 p.m. Nov 8. Jamboree features three Southeast Iowa Conference teams against three non conference foes with Sandy Van Cleave leading Montezuma and Barb Wischmeier guiding Mediapolis. Wick twins Jill and Jean of Winfield Mt Union square off against West Liberty while West Branch faces host Montezuma in two quarter showdowns.

Montezuma Southeast Iowa Mediapolis Sandy van Cleave Barb Wischmeier Wick Twins Jill Jean Winfield-Mt. Union West Liberty West Branch Diane Hutchcroft Louisa Muscatine High School Letts Iowa

Mother snubs son over haircut in Whittlesey

In Whittlesey England Mrs Bertha Green says she will avoid her son after he had a barber half scalp him on a dare. The 22 year old Ad nrews kept an Indian tuft down the middle. He won a gallon of beer from the stunt.

Whittlesey England UPI Bertha Green Adnrews

Demon Cagers Begin Open Workouts At Washington High

A 16-man group reports for open cage drills led by coach Skip Speece as basketball preparations start for the 1969-70 season at Washington High. Five miles of running and conditioning mark the initial phase with about 20 more candidates expected after football ends. Returning letterman is senior John Clingman.

Washington Skip Speece Speece John Clingman Roger Smith Jim Pearl Bob Miller Randy Brock Bill Graf Joe Gilmore Gary Glandon Gary Goodell Russ Davison Denny Dougall Steve Schneider Maynard Goff Tom Witthoft Kevin Caldwell Paul Peck

Waco Junior High Warriors Roll Mt. Pleasant B Team 30–0

The Waco junior high Warri ors defeated Mt. Pleasant eighth grade B team 30 to 0 as Tom Arbogast scored three touchdowns and added two extra points for 22 points. Allen Neufeld threw a TD to Ed Anderson, Steve Davis added a TD and extra point, while the defense held strong. Squad record improves to 4–1 with one game left. Players shining included Arbogast, Dare, Neufeld, Davis, Boal, Miller and Anderson.

Waco Mt. Pleasant Tom Arbogast Allen Neufield Ed Anderson Steve Davis Craig Dare Allen Neufeld Steve Boal Sehldon Miller

Soviet calls for end to nuclear arms race in talks

Soviet disarmament negotiator Alexei A Roschin said in Geneva that the forthcoming strategic arms limitation talks with the United States should lead to an end of the nuclear arms race. He stressed the importance of the negotiations and Soviet commitment to progress.

Geneva UPI Soviet Union United States Alexei A. Roschin

Women's Bowling Leaders and Scores Itinerary

Results from Dayton Beauty Salon and River Products list show Essex leading with a team score of 2486 and Washington State Bank at 2333 in the Team Series. Essex posted a Team Game of 865 while WSB had 835. Dee Valley topped Individual Series with 524. Maxine Zieglowsky and Betty Ward tied 518. Maxine Zieglowsky also had the high Individual Game with 218 while Ann Curl posted 19.

Melody Strikers Osincup Drug Washington State Bank AdEttes Dayton River Products Essex Lord Insurance AtlEttes VFW Dee Valley Maxine Zieglowsky Betty Ward Ann Curl

Soviet Comment on Geneva Talks Issued in Helsinki

In Helsinki on November 17, Roschin delivered the first official Soviet response to the Geneva Disarmament Conference since the talks were announced in Washington and Moscow on October 25.

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