Seven Lettermen Lead 1962 Washington Demons Football
Washington's Demons prep for their final preseason week at Case Field with seven returning lettermen anchoring a squad of developing backs and linemen. Coaches Stevens and Rossen note high spirits and cautious optimism as rookies compete for backfield and guard positions ahead of the September 7 clinic and scrimmage.
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Washington
Demons
Harold Stevens
Jim Rossen
Case Field
Stevens
Rossen
Don Kos
Gene Zeck
Brian Owen
Steve Talbot
Marcus Henry
Rick Latta
Jerry Stalder
Joe Jones
Joe McCarthy
Bob McClure
Rich Vosika
Ron Wagner
Rich Ballard
Joe Scranton
Freshman Sophomore Gridders Open Season Here September 17
Freshman and sophomore Demon football players under coaches Don Lawless and Gary Hurst have progressed well since school began. The underclassmen open at Case Field at 7 p.m. September 17 against the Fairfield Trojans in an eight game schedule. Players are listed by position, including backs, ends, tackles, guards, and centers across several squads.
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Don Lawless
Gary Hurst
Demon
Case Field
Fairfield Trojans
Chinese Bandits
Tim Trotman
Bill Gravier
Larry Dittrich
Tim Dougall
Jim Logan
Bob Latta
Women Bowling Lane Leaders League Results and Scores
The report lists standings for Teds Welding sip iW ie Roe Heating Ree McCleery-Cumming Duncans Carsons Ainsworth Bank Wilson Clothing Marshall-Minick with 4 games played on Monday 2014. Team highs show Roe 2220 and Ted 2201. Individual leaders include Ann Curl 507 in series and 201 in a game along with Dorothy Patterson 498 and 190 respectively.
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Lane Leaders League
Teds Welding
Roe Heating Ree
McCleery-Cumming
Duncans
Carsons
Ainsworth Bank
Wilson Clothing
Marshall-Minick J O
Teds
Marshall-Minick
Roe
Carson
McCleery
Ainsworth
Duncan
Wilson
Ted
Ann Curl
Dorothy Patterson
Boy Scout Camp Oree Canceled Due to Polio
Ten years ago today polio concerns in Washington County led to the cancellation of the Boy Scout Camp Oree planned for the coming weekend at Lake Darling.
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Washington County
Lake Darling
Giants Narrow Dodgers Lead With 3-0 Win
Juan Marichal earned his 18th victory before injuring his right ankle while Willie Mays fueled a 3-0 win that trimmed the Dodgers’ lead to 2 1/2 games. Mays had three hits and drove in two, Bolin closed strong, and x rays showed no broken bones.
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San Francisco Giants
Juan Marichal
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Giants
Alvin Dark
Mays
Marichal
Willie Davis
Bob Bolin
Major Leagues Wednesday Results And Friday Schedule
Baseball results include Boston 12 Kansas City 4 and Detroit 5 Baltimore 2 in 1st. twi, Detroit 6 Baltimore 0 in 2nd night, Minnesota 9 Washington 7 in 11 innings, Washington 3 Minnesota 0 in 2nd night, Chicago 2 Cleveland 1 night. Los Angeles at New York postponed. Friday games list multiple matchups with listed pitchers and times.
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Marichal
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Colts
Pittsburgh Pirates
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City A’s
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Minnesota
Chicago
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Los Angeles
New York
Ram
Chance
Terry
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Lemaster
Broglio
Sturdivant
Johnson
San Francisco
O'Dell
Drysdale
Philadelphia
W. L. Pet
Browns A Title Threat Despite Davis Setback
Cleveland, led by coach Paul Brown, pursues its first NFL Eastern Division title since 1958. Quarterback Ninowski shines. new veterans Frank Ryan, Hopalong Cassady, Bill Glass join a revamped roster as Jim Brown’s key running role awaits decisions after Ernie Davis illness.
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Cleveland
UPI
Ernie Davis
Cleveland Browns
Browns
Paul Brown
Davis
Jim Brown
Syracuse
National Institutes of Health
Bethesda
Tom Wilson
Los Angeles Ram
Milt Plum
Lions
Ninowski
Brown
NFL
Frank Ryan
Los Angeles
Hopalong Cassady
Bill Glass
Glass
Frank Parker
Oklahoma State
Lou Groza
Men In Service Lukavsky Pte Kenneth E Lukavsky RA
Private Kenneth E Lukavsky of the U S Army Security Agency Communications Unit in Japan is listed in military personnel records with unit APO address 67 and San Francisco California as his posting city.
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Lukavsky Pte
Kenneth E
Lukavsky RA
U.S. Army Security Agency
Japan
APO
San Francisco
Calif
Bowling Team Series and Game Scores
Farm Bureau 2349 and Moorman 2340 led the team series with Moorman 854 and Farm Bureau 833 in games. Individual totals include B. Lowe 602 and J. Hough 593 in series with B. Lowe 244 and J. Hough 218 in single games.
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Farm Bureau
Moorman
B. Lowe
J. Hough
NFC Hogs Lead In Fresh Market Movements And Tension
Hog arrivals totaled 44800 head this week versus 63300 last week while sheep shipments rose to 15700 from 14700. Hog prices climbed up to 50 cents per hundredweight locally and 25 cents at other markets as NFC actions press for higher, stable prices. NFC president Oren Lee Staley warned of tightening supplies and a coming impact two to three weeks away. Reports of violence and demonstrations surfaced at livestock points with NFO supporters halting trucks and setting checkpoints. An official from a Chicago supermarket chain said wholesale meat costs have surged in two months and pressure to resolve costs grows.
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Oren Lee Staley
Pennsylvania
Idaho
Staley
Rea
NFO
Corning
Iowa
Missouri Highway Patrol
Chanute
Kan
Neosho County
Wisconsin
Chicago
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Joe McGraw
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