Starr and Packers rout Cowboys in national TV rematch
Bart Starr threw four touchdowns and 260 yards as Green Bay defeated Dallas 28 17 at the Cotton Bowl. Don Meredith played with a broken nose after a mask tackle, and Dallas failed to maintain an early 10 0 lead as Green Bay tied Detroit for first in the Central Division. The key turnover came late in the fourth when Craig Baynham fumbled Dallas’s drive, setting up Starr’s fourth TD to Fowler.
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UPI
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Dallas Cowboys
Starr
Cowboys
Green Bay
Marv Fleming
Carroll Dale
Boyd Dowler
Don Meredith
Mike Clark
Packers
Detroit Lions
Gibson 1968 NL Cy Young Winner Unanimous Choice
Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals won the 1968 National League Cy Young Award by unanimous vote from BBWAA. He posted a 22-9 record with a 1.12 ERA, led the NL in strikeouts and innings, and became the first Cardinal to win the prize.
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New York
UPI
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St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Writers Association of America
BBWAA
Gibson
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Harlam Globetrotters
Omaha
Neb
Mike McCormick
San Francisco
Jim Lonborg
Boston
St. Louis
Sophomores Defeat Cardinal Washington High 20 to 0
The Demons beat Cardinal Washington 20 to 0 at Case Field on Monday night. Sophomores scored in the first three quarters and limited Cardinal to one first down in the first half and about three in the second. Notable Demons were QB Gebhardt and runners Johnson and Harris.
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Washington High School
Cardinal
Case Field
Demons
Don Lawless
Matt Ross
Russell Davisson
Steve Lovick
Demon
Joe Gebhardt
Steve Johnson
Gebhardt
Dennis Dougall
Mike
Cady
Jim Harris
Mike Doughty
Green may return to Hawk lineup
Iowa coach Ray Nagel reported running back Dennis Green may rejoin the lineup for the Iowa versus Minnesota game after taking part in regular drills. The team emerged from a 44-14 loss to Purdue in relatively good shape with several minor injuries and tempered optimism about full participation Saturday.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Ray Nagel
Hawks
Dennis Green
Minnesota
Green
Purdue
Larry Ely
Greg Hollison
Layne McDowell
Ken Price
Ray Manning
Nagel
Junior Bowling High Scores With Team and Individual Standouts
The Squire Shoppe led team series with 1445 followed by A and W at 1364 as Team 2 posted 480 in game. Rhonda Clarahan topped individual series with 472 and high games at 176 and 161 while Sally Patterson had 396 and Randi Dunbar delivered a 153.
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Squire Shoppe
Team 2
Dari - Delite
Rhonda Clarahan
Sally Patterson
Randi Dunbar
Southern Cal Tops UPI Poll In Week Six Rankings
The United Press International top 20 college football poll ranks Southern Cal first with five wins and no losses. Ohio State and Kansas follow, with Penn State and Tennessee in the top five, while Texas and others appear in the second tier.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Southern Cal
Ohio State
Kansas
Penn St
Tennessee
Purdue
Georgia
California
Missouri
Michigan
Texas
Louisiana St
Houston
Southern Methodist
Notre Dame
Florida St
Arkansas
Bowling results from Freshwaters and rivals lead in men’s play
Freshwaters 3 Rose Motel 1 Falk 2 Hy-Vee 1 Ed wards 3 Fareway 1 Squire Shoppe 3 Zieglowsky 1. Team series Falk 2503 Ed wards 2480. Team game Zieglowsky 902 Rose Motel 875. Individual series G Rinder knecht 583 D Sorrell 559. Individual game R Sojka 223 Ted Crone 210.
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Rose Motel
Falk
Hy - Vee
Edwards
Fareway
Squire Shoppe
Zieglowsky
G. Rinderknecht
D. Sorrell
R. Sojka
Ted Crone
Blue Monday League
Zieglowsky Ee
Edwards Insurance Ee
Joe Falk Co. Os
Women’s Bowling Scores From Melody Strikers League
Results show Lord Ins 2163 leading over River Products 2306 in a mixed set with VFW 2218 and Ad Ettes 2321. Osincup 2213 Dayton 2298 Essex 2317 Bank 2316. Team series Ad Ettes 2321 Essex 2317. Team game Ad Ettes 863 Dayton 835. Individual series A Curl 535 L Smith 526. Individual game L Smith 211 A Curl 203.
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Lord Ins
VFW
Ad Ettes
Osincup
Dayton
Essex
Bank
A. Curl
L. Smith
Washington State Bank
Lord Insurance
Wee
Agnew Considering Libel Suit Over Times Editorial
A campaign spokesman said Spiro T. Agnew's campaign manager recommended pursuing a libel suit against The New York Times over an editorial linking his business dealings to his public office. Agnew denied charges while awaiting a final decision, and Nixon aides pressed for a retraction during talks with Times officials.
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Richard M. Nixon
LeMay warns on conservative admin if Nixon wins
Curtis LeMay told about 150 Wallace LeMay supporters in Des Moines that a conservative White House is essential on November 5 or there may be no second chance. He said Nixon's cabinet would include liberals, calling the drift toward socialism and communism dangerous. LeMay, fresh from Vietnam, added that a lull in Communist activity does not signal victory in the North. He was greeted by hecklers at the airport and then held a news conference at Hotel Kirkwood with family present.
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Curtis LeMay
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Wallace - LeMay
LeMay
Richard Nixon
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Nixon
Ing
Vietnam
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
South
Kirkwood
Ainsworth group reports Auxiliary reaches its goal
Ainsworth Unit met its goal for auxiliary membership before the October 20 deadline. Vera Simpson, Mrs. Lawrence Wilson, Mrs. Orie O'Connor, and Mrs. C. A. Thompson were accompanied by Mrs. Golia Miller of Washington to attend the Washington County American Legion Auxiliary meeting at Brighton Saturday afternoon. Mrs. O'Connor, the unit Sergeant at Arms, presented the flag at the meet. Earl White is now a patient at the Pines Rest Home in Washington, moved Thursday from the County Home where he had resided. Friends are welcome to visit.
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Vera Simpson
Lawrence Wilson
Orie O’connor
C. A. Thompson
Golia Miller
Washington
Washington County
American Legion Auxiliary
Brighton
George Goble
Ed Goble
David
Cathryn
Columbus Junction
Wayne Hethcote
Prescott
Iowa
Jack Hethcote
Willard Hethcote
Denver
Colorado
Goble
William Westlake
Lennox
Fairfield
Carrie McCreedy
McCreedy
Rochester Hospital
G. F. Trotter
Margie Trotter
Ely
Minnesota
Dwight Harley
Darold Jones
Esther Arthur
Cotter
Thompson
Illeah Farrier
Wellston
Lee Hunt
Mable Thompson
Levi Blanchard
Volun
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Milo Sorden
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Thomas Crown
Walt Disney. Presents
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Rick Dunbar
Randy Sojka
Alabama
George Wallace
Ainsworth Group Reports
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Cotter Presbyterian Church
Dorothy Thomas
Verlee Cassabaum
Bill Hawkins
Donald Sands
Presbyterian Life Magazine
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Roy Havenstein
Hayden Davis
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Woody) Richards
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