Demons Fall to Indians 34 7 in Opener at Case Field
Washington Demons lose the opener to Oskaloosa High 34 to 7 at Case Field. Craig Muhl and Dick Grubb starred for the Indians while Washington battled hard led by Wayne Schooley and John Miller. Demons suffer a fractured ankle for Jim Doughty and show signs of hope despite the defeat.
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Demons
Indians
Washington
Oskaloosa
Case Field
Deoma
Roger Harrington
Craig Muhl
Dick Grubb
Oskaloosa Ad
Don Lamm
Jerry Westermark
Wayne Schooley
Jim Doughty
Schooley
John Miller
Jim Sparks
Charlies Perdue
Miller
Andy
Lamberson
John Butterbaugh
Phil Schooley
Kaat Tops Koufax For 23rd Victory In Major Lead
Jim Kaat beat Baltimore 6-1 for his 23rd win to take sole lead in the majors as he outdueled Eddie Wait. Oliva went 3 for 4 to become AL batting leader, while Davis1s major league debut featured a pinch homer in the 10th. Tiant and Wilhelm contributed key relief efforts in a day of varied American and National League results.
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Jim Kaat
Lefty Grove
Sandy Koufax
Casey Stengel
Letty Grove
Kaat
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Orioles
Koufax
Los Angeles
Houston
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St. Louis
Atlanta
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago
San Francisco
Baltimore
Eddie Wait
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Frank Robinson
Oliva
Robinson
Paul Blair
Bill Davis
Portland
Indians
Davis
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Paul Schaal
California
Luis Tiant
Jack Sanford
Angels
Standings and schedules from major leagues update
United Press International reports American and National League standings with teams such as Baltimore Detroit Minnesota Chicago Kansas City New York Boston Cleveland and Washington leading their divisions. It lists Friday results and Saturday planned pitching matchups including McLain Nash Miller Merritt and Downing Stange and more across the leagues.
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California
Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
Detroit
New York
Boston
United Press International American League
W. Ly Pet
Baltimore
Minnesota
John Butterbaugh
Cleve & Calif
Kan City
McLain
Nash
J. Miller
Merritt
Pam New York
Downing
Stange
Richert
Howard
Newman
Siebert
Ten Years Ago Today Geri Nickerson Returns Home
Ten years ago today Geri Nickerson daughter of Mrs Irene Nickerson arrived in the United States after spending the summer with the Lawrence Lacour mission group in Japan. She traveled via Honolulu Hawaii and will visit her aunt Mrs Melvin Pingree and her uncle Chester Letts in Sacramento California before returning to Washington next week.
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Geri Nickerson
Irene Nickerson
States
Lawrence Lacour
Japan
Honolulu
Hawaii
Melvin Pingree
Chester Letts
Sacramento
Calif
Geri
Washington
Waco Receives Blackhawk Conference Sports Trophy
OLDS Waco High School was awarded the Sports Trophy by the Blackhawk Conference for its outstanding athletic record in the 1965 66 school year. Waco won conference championships in football track and boys basketball.
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OLDS
Waco High Schoo
Blackhawk
Waco
Waco Opens Season with Win Over West Liberty
Waco defeats West Liberty 25 6 in a non conference football opener. Rich Seberg opened scoring with a 78 yard run. Ken Brimhall connected on a 28 yard pass to John Rich and added the extra point. Duane Roth scored in the third, Brimhall to Seberg for another, and West Liberty's Terry Auess to Andy Deriemacher produced their lone TD.
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Rich Seberg
Waco
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John Rich
Brimhall
Duane Roth
Terry Auess
Andy Deriemacher
Jim Bump
Warriors
Stan Unkrich
Dave Clark
Boston Red Sox fire Billy Herman as season nears end
Boston owners Tom Yawkey and Dick O Con nell dismiss Billy Herman with two weeks left in the 1966 season. Pete Runnels named interim manager. he and others including Dick Williams and George Tebbetts named as potential successors, with Williams among leading candidates. Herman, 57, was en route home and unavailable for comment after the club’s longest road trip of the year.
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UPL
Boston Red Sox
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Tom Yawkey
Dick O'Connell
Pete Runnels
Herman
Runnels
Reds
Yawkey
Red Sox
Dick Williams
Boston
Toronto
George
Birdie) Tebbetts
Cleveland Indians
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Tebbetts
Haywood Sullivan
Florida
Clay Favored In Fourth Title Defense In Frankfurt
Cassius Clay is a 10-1 favorite to defend the world heavyweight title against Karl Mildenberger in Frankfurt Forest Stadium. The bout, 15 rounds, will be televised by ABC via Early Bird satellite around 2:30 p.m. EDT. Mildenberger, 28, is a southpaw with a 194 pound frame, while Clay weighs about 204.
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Germany
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West Germany
Karl Mildenberger
Clay
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Mildenberger
American Broadcasting Company
ABC
Early Bird
Joe Louis
Max Schmeling
Hawkeyes seek Diehl replacement in defensive line reshuffle
Iowa City report says University of Town coach Ray Nagel moved Tom Hauge and John Evenden to equal standing for the defensive tackle spot vacated by John Diehl after a practice shoulder break. Gary Larsen is now the top quick end replacing Rich O Hara who left the squad.
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Owa
UPI
University of Town
Ray Nagel
Tom Hauge
John Evenden
John Diehl
Nagel
Gary Larsen
Rich O'Hara
Professional Directory Livingston Morrison Owen and Stewart Shearer
Directory listing lawyers and doctors with offices and phone numbers. Includes Livingston Day Meeker Bates Morrison Lloyd Owen Stewart Shearer and Dr M L Iwetun and Dr P L Etter with addresses on West Main Washington Street and North Marion.
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Livingston, Day, Meeker & Bates
Robert Day
Everett Meeker
Robert Bates
West Main St
Morrison, Morrison, and Lloyd
Edmond D. Morrison Jr
James E. Lloyd
W. Washington St
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
M. L. Iwetun
North Marion
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