Demon Opener Friday at Oskaloosa
The Washington Demons start the 1963 season at Oskaloosa Friday night with a revised Indian squad. Kickoff is 7 30 p m and coach Harold Stevens lists a starting backfield of three juniors with senior QB Bob McClure.
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Tim Horak
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Dave Everetts
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Rod Britain
Jerry Deaton
Mike Moore
Marion Ruebel
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Ramseyer Speaks at Washington Y Men's Club Meeting
State Representative Harry Ramseyer spoke at the Washington Y's Men Tuesday meeting at the Y detailing his brief visit to Iran and offering the group a glimpse of Near East conditions observed during the trip.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results
United Press International reports Tuesday results with St. Louis routing Chicago 8 0 and New York down San Francisco 4 2 plus Philadelphia dominating Houston 16 0 and Los Angeles beating Pittsburgh 4 2. Also lists Wednesday pitchers and Thursday schedule across leagues with detailed win loss records.
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Dodgers and Cardinals Extend Pace in Tight NL Race
The Cardinals pressed with an 8-0 win over the Cubs as they held a slim lead while the Dodgers won 4-2 over the Pirates on Sandy Koufax's 23rd victory. Gibson drove in three. Musial homered and Groat returned to boost the NL batting leader to .330. Koufax set a strikeout record and allowed six hits as the Dodgers built a lead in the standings.
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Women’s Bowling League Standings and High Scores
Melody Strikers, River Products, Osineip Drug lead 4 0 and 3 1 respectively in the standings. Team high series include Marges 2115 and Tweeten 742. Individual top figures: Marge Sorrell 518 in series and 188 in a game, with Maxine Steele 492 and Shirley Burlingame 183.
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Two Die in Head On Crash Near Dunlap Iowa
A two car head on collision on U S 30 about three miles northeast of Dunlap left two dead and two injured. Victims were Louis Katz 39 of Omaha and Samuel Wheaton 49 of Houston Minn. Wheaton and wife age 44 and Sam Goodman 44 of Omaha were hospitalized with back and internal injuries.
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Omaha
Samuel Wheaton
Houston
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Wheaton
Sam Goodman
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Quarterback Mutiny Settled as Eagles Aim for East Title
Eagles coach Nick Skorich says the 24 hour quarterback revolt is resolved and the team focuses on winning the Eastern Conference. Jorgensen and Hill signed after leaving training camp but risked morale while Skorich notes improved depth and potential rookie starters on offense and defense. Peaks recovers from elbow injury. team wary of past injuries as they pursue a championship run.
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Red Guerrillas Overrun Two South Viet Nam Towns
In two coordinated dawn assaults on the Canau Peninsula, Communist Viet Cong forces overran Cai Nuoc and Dom Doi, about 165 miles south of Saigon. A U S I spokesman reported at least 90 government troops killed or wounded, while initial estimates said at least 30 guerrillas were killed.
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