Demons Open Season At Oskaloosa Friday Night
Washingtons Demons travel to Oskaloosa for a 7 30 p m Friday opener against the Indians. Coach Harold Stevens and Jim Rossen prep the squad after a recent clinic at Case Field. Notable inactives include Bill Derby with a broken finger while Bill Lee may play through an ankle injury.
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Mt. Pleasant
Pros Release Huarte Lane on NFL Waivers
John Huarte Archie Roberts and Dick Night Train Lane face waivers as 1965 options. Huarte signed by the Jets for 200000 may be claimed by any AFL club within 24 hours. buyer must assume the contract. Roberts with the Browns has a medical studies friendly plan and preseason play only. Lane, aging and injured, previously starred in 1952 with a league record of 14 interceptions and 298 return yards, and also played for the Rams and Cardinals.
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Des Moines Doctor Pleads No Defense on Tax Evasion
Dr Harold Lockhart aged 60 of Cedar Rapids changed his plea to no defense on three counts of failing to file federal income taxes in a five count indictment covering 1958 through 1962. He remained innocent on two counts. The indictment was filed last February.
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Hart's 21st homer lifts Giants past Dodgers
Jim Ray Hart drove in all three San Francisco runs as the Giants beat the Los Angeles Dodgers 3-1. Hart, returning from injuries, belted his 21st homer to center and added a first inning RBI after singles by Jesus Alou and Willie Mays. Mays collected three hits with a double despite a bad ankle.
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Norm Cash
Terry Fob
Julio Navarro
Major League Standings and Upcoming Games
The American League standings show Minnesota leading with 87 wins and Chicago second with 82. Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, and New York follow. California and Washington trail. Tuesday results include Baltimore sweeping New York, Cleveland over Chicago, and Detroit defeating Boston. Wednesdays feature a full slate with several night and twilight games and multiple pitching matchups across both leagues.
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Bowling Standings and High Scores From Thursday Action
In the Thursday Men s bowling Niners League Tindal Farm Supply faced Martin Cleaners Evening Journal Falk Clothiers Jim s Standard Carpenters Union Hall Feed Service and more with top team series Phillips 2428 and Falk 2373 while Phillips 940 Jim s 828 led team games. Dale Bow er 574 and Joe Bennett 563 led individual series with Dodgin 230 and Hillman 212 on the individual game side. Results show Sherman Eden Carsons Moose Home Town Mootharts and Crawfordsville postings and steady gains in totals and series.
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Crawfordsville
Mills
Purdue Boilermakers braced for Big Ten title bid
Purdue coach Jack Mollenkopf says the 1960 squad could contend for the Big Ten crown with a potent offense led by quarterback Bob Griese. Rookies Beirne and Finley expected to become key receivers, while veterans Hadrick Teter Minniear return to provide experience.
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Iowa State Faces Green Team In 1964 Football Season
Iowa State enters the 1964 Big Eight with a inexperienced squad split between half of 44 players as sophomores. Tim Van Galder a to be leading quarterback hopes to spark the offense while a strong backfield includes Tony Baker Leslie Webster Ernie Kennedy Willie Robinson Eppie Barney and Tom Busch.
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Ankeny Youth Drowns in Iowa River at UI Campus
Jerome Gary Smith a 19 year old Ankeny youth and University of Iowa student drowned early today while swimming in the Iowa River on campus. He and two companions walked the riverbank around 2 am and he planned to swim from Memorial Union to the Art Building when he vanished after calling for help.
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Iowa corn crop a week behind last year's progress
Iowa's corn crop lags about a week, with 38 percent in the dough stage, 43 percent dented, and 8 percent mature. Overall crop condition is mostly good, soybeans shed leaves at 17 percent, alfalfa and clover seedings are in good shape, and pastures are producing near average feed.
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Contestants vie for beauty title in Miss America pageant
In Atlantic City the 50 contestants from all states begin the judged beauty and brains contest for 1966 Miss America. Preliminary rounds in swim wear, talent, and evening gown set the field for 10 semifinals and five finalists. A Boardwalk parade drew about 150,000 spectators amid pleasant evening weather.
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