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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1973

Page

7

Mid-Prairie Hawks blank Washington 12-0 in opener

Mid-Prairie and Washington opened the season with a low offense game, as the Hawks held on for a 12-0 victory. Tony Hartley’s 85 yard kickoff return and a first quarter TD catch by Clayton Hershberger provided all the scoring, while Kenny Troyer anchored the Mid-Prairie defense and kept Washington from scoring.

Mid - Prairie Golden Hawks Washington Demons Wellman Mid - Prairie Gary Hochstedler Clayton Hershberger Hawks Tony Hartley Demons Ron Mullikin Kenny Troyer Golden Hawk Washington Hartley Gary Hochstetner John Davis Iowa City Regina Doug Farrier Davis John McCarthy Jeff Libe Farrier Demon Golden Hawks Washington Territory Ron Hartley Terry Watson Marshall Doughty Libe Brian Keedy Scott Redlinger Hochstedler Jim Berg Troyer Keedy Renoux Hawk Doughty Mullikin Mid Prairie Doyle Hochstedler Stout Kelvin Moore McCarthy

Highland Huskies Rally To OT Win Over New London

In a season opener thriller Highland edges New London 24 16 in overtime. Ronnie Orris seals victory from the one yard line after a drive sparked by Mike Krantz 118 yards on 30 carries and a late two point pass to Jeff Schott. New London led 16 16 entering OT before Highland pulled away at home.

Ronnie Orris Highland New London Iowa Huskies Huskie Mike Krantz Orris Jeff Schott Tigers Krantz Mike Stodgill Phil Byrum Stodgill Byrum Tiger Schott

Waco Warriors blank West Liberty in opening win at West Liberty

Waco Warriors opened with a 34-0 victory over West Liberty as Roth scored on a pass, rush, and a 49-yard punt return. He rushed 124 yards on 12 touches and caught three passes for 48. Ed Anderson threw four of eight for 59 yards and ran for a yard. Arbogast added a seven-yard TD. Schlatter kicked four extra points.

Milan Roth Waco Warriors West Liberty Roth Ed Anderson Lloyd Sisco Anderson Warriors Waco Tom Arbogast Tim Schlatter Sisco Blackhawk Pekin

Demon sophs open season on Monday

The Washington sophomore team begins a seven game schedule with a Monday kickoff at Fairfield against the Trojan underclassmen. Coach Max Cousins, assisted by Leonard Kull, fields a large squad featuring size and a strong defensive outlook.

Washington Toewall Fairfield Trojan Max Cousins Cousins Leonard Kull Demons Ottumwa Tom Palmer John McCarthy David Martin Jim Scheeler Dennis Bond Mark Ballard Bill Tucker Randy Russell Jeff Rossen Rodney Job Randy Knerr Jim Ross Greg Hagensick Steve Vandenburg Jerry Geyer Matt Sojka Gary Dawson Mike Mings John Turner Todd Nemmers Tom Harvey Gary Crawford Jeff Hoyle Doug Arbogast Dan Renoux Steve Hackbarth Steve Edwards Doug Enfield Jim Creapo Jim Evans Mark Heisdorffer Lee Kephart Bill Nicholson Tony Peck Marty Miller Chris Scheldrup Joe Moretti Russell Davis Mike Roth Tom Marie

Keota Eagles 10-0 in opener at English Valleys

Keota Eagles lost 10-0 at English Valleys in a South Iowa Cedar League opener. Keota managed zero net yardage as sacks and interceptions stalled drives, with Valleys scoring a 28 yard field goal and a 3 yard TD. Jeff Temple and Tony Holland led Keota in rushing with nine yards each. Next Friday Keota hosts Sigourney.

Keota Eagles Conant English Valleys South Iowa Eagles Bob George Dave Sturm Eagle English Valley Valleys Jeff Temple Tony Holland Keota Sigourney

Major Leagues By United Press International Standings and Results

National League East race tightens with St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Montreal atop the table as New York Chicago and Philadelphia trail. American League results include Cleveland, Oakland, Kansas City and California in varied pursuance with Friday and Sunday schedules plus multiple daily pitchers and matchups across the circuit. Interleaved league notes cover minor leagues, Friday results, and local league standings with top performers and upcoming games.

United Press International St. Louis Pittsburgh Montreal New York Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati Los Angeles San Francisco Houston Atlanta San Diego Moose Carlton Billingham Morton Kirby John Wilson Bryant Baltimore Boston Detroit Milwaukee Cleveland Oakland Kansas City Minnesota California Texas Kan City Singer Splittorff Fitzmorris Forster Goltz Reynolds Medich Coleman Lee Alexander Wilcox Kaw City

Columbus Wildcats Upset Wapello 28 to 14

Home under new coach Warren Woepking, Columbus Wildcats stunned Wapello 28 to 14. Dale Mougin rushed 15 times for 97 yards with two touchdowns, Jeff Carey gained 108 yards on 12 carries, and Randy Murray added a fumble return score and a late run to seal the win. Next week Columbus hosts Lone Tree.

Warren Woepkings Wildcats Wapello Wildcat Dale Mougin Mougin Randy Murray Mark Weeks Jeff Carey Randy Garth Murray Warren Woepking Columbus Lone Tree

Two Aussies meet for tennis crown

Evonne Goolagong reached the U S Open final with a three set win over Helga Masthoff 6 1 4 6 6 4 at Forest Hills. Margaret Court also won in a three setter against Chris Evert 7 5 26 6 2 2 to reach the final, tiebreaking the defending champion.

Forest Hills N.Y UPI Evonne Goolagong Pauline Margaret Court West Side Evonne West Germany Helga Masthoff

Women's Bowling Lane Leaders League Play Note Scores

The Shamrock Inn led a 4 0 result with Pat and Mary's and Squire Shoppe as rivals. Team totals show Jack and Jill 2477 and Carson 28 with Rubio Bank of Brighton delivering a 1968 team series and Pax Equipment 1940. Individual leaders include Sandy Robinson 569 and Lela Hysell 520 with games 206 and 204.

LANE Shamrock Inn Eos Eee Pat & Mary's Roe Heating Ainsworth Bank Squire Jack Jack & Jill Shamrock Carson Roe Pat & Mary Ainsworth Sandy Robinson Lela Hysell Rubio Bank of Brighton Pax Equipment Pat Johnson Martha Schooley

Mixed Bowling League Scores and Individual Totals

In Quad 5 Ridge, Rollers beat Dusters 3 0 while Turtles edged BHs 3 1 and Routes and Four Ls drew 3 3. Team totals show Rollers 200 and 714 663 games, Turtles 1758 series with 663 game, individual leaders include H Laffoon 460 and Jerry Schiebel 556. G Beenblossom and V Kauffman top games at 179 and Joe Schiebel 200.

Pepsi Cola LW Service Farm Bureau Hanson Concrete Army Reserve Jerry Schiebel Craig Arbuckle del Dalrymple H. Laffoon G. Beenblossom V. Kauffman Joe Schiebel

Nicklaus Weiskopf Vie For World Series Golf Honor

Nicklaus battles finger infection while he and Weiskopf chase the 50 000 first prize at the World Series of Golf at Firestone. Weiskopf, fresh from five wins this season including the British Open, challenges Nicklaus on the 7180 yard course as Johnny Miller and Tom Aar on join the field. The 36 hole test airs nationally with Arnold Palmer among the commentators.

Akron, Ohio UPI Jack Nicklaus Tom Weiskopf Nicklaus PGA Johnny Miller Tommy Aaron Miller Weiskopf Aaron Firestone Country Club Arnold Palmer

Livingston Day Kehoe Meeker Bates Attorneys Directory

Professional directory listing for Livingston Day, Kehoe, Meeker, Bates, Craig Arbuckle Abstract Dept. in office 112 South B phone 653-2147 Mor rison Morrison and Lloyd Edmund D Morrison Jr James E Lloyd 211 West Washington St phone 653-5431 John C Owen Attorney 109 East Main Street phone 653-6531 Stewart Shearer Attorneys at Law Richard A Stewart Paul V Shearer Abstract Dept. in office 225 West Main phone 653-2159

Livingston, Day, Kehoe Meeker & Bates Robert Day Everett Meeker Robert Bates Craig Arbuckle South B John C. Owen East Main Street

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