Washington Demons Defeat Oskaloosa 37 to 6 in Opener
Washington Demons opened the 1965 season with a 37 to 6 victory over the Oskaloosa Indians. Tom Lowe passed for 170 yards with Tim Trotman as primary target, while a blocked punt and a timely interception aided the Demon offense and stifled Oskaloosa's ground game. The contest featured strong defense and a steady second half surge before Oskaloosa spoiled the shutout with a late TD.
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Two Brothers Reunite in Tokyo After Long Separation
Ten years ago today LeRoy Jugenheimer of Washington received word that his two sons Harold and Robert enjoyed a Tokyo visit recently. Harold, then on leave, was stationed in Korea and traveled to Tokyo. It marked the first reunion of the brothers in over three years.
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Perry and Perry Rivalry Puppets World Series Hopes
Twins pull within 12 games of clinching as Jim Perry leads a 8-5 win over Boston. Versalles delivers a three RBI double and the Twins extend their lead while Perry’s Cleveland-sized story links to a possible Perry matchup with brother Gaylor if the Giants win the NL.
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National League pennant chase tightens as leaders clash
Baseball notes from the majors show San Francisco and Los Angeles leading the NL, with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh close behind. Friday results include Milwaukee over New York and Philadelphia over St Louis, while Saturday matchups feature key pitching duels among top contenders.
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Hawkeyes Hold Light Practice Before Scrimmage
Iowa football coach Jerry Burns led a light, non contact session Friday as injuries plagued the squad. A closed door scrimmage was scheduled for today to assess readiness.
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Hayes Critical Of Buckeyes Scrimmage Outlook
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes criticized the first scrimmage as sluggish and bad while noting the defense improving. Other Big Ten coaches planned game-situation scrimmages behind closed doors as Notre Dame pressed ahead with injury updates and lineup shifts across Michigan Northwestern Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Purdue and Indiana.
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University High beats Highland Huskies 19 to 0 in opener
University High of Iowa City shook off a scoreless first half to top Highland 19 to 0. The Hawkeyes struck in the third quarter with an 85 yard run and a two yard keeper, then added a fourth quarter two yard score. Highland threatened several times but failed to reach the end zone. Highland next hosts West Burlington at the new field Friday night.
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Football scores from Iowa prep games prompt tight results
Keota 7 English Valley 6 Fairfield 19 Muscatine 0 Waco 7 West Liberty 6 Davis Community 9 Albia 6 New London 19 L and M 0 University High 19 Highland Washington 37 Oskaloosa 6 Fort Madison 19 Keokuk 12 Centerville 7 Chariton 6
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