Demons blank Hawks 14 in opener at Mid-Prairie
Washington Demons control game throughout and defeat Mid-Prairie 14 to 0 in the 1971 season opener. Swartzendruber and Adams lead the ground game while Ehrenfelt's passing kept the Hawks contained as penalties and turnovers hindered Mid-Prairie's offense.
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Washington
Demons
Golden Hawks
Mid-Prairie
Hawks
Dick Ehrenfelt
Jeff Swartzendruber
Washingon
Steve Goff
Mike Redlinger
Don Adams
Adams
Swartzendruber
Jerry Hartzler
Randy Porter
Hartzler
Dan Spreacker
Ward Anderson
Ken Ehrenfelt
Anderson
Ehrenfelt
Demon
Doug Showalter
Griffith
Dave Green
John Laffoon
Ron Gingerich
Joe Williams
Porter
Steve Green
Larry Hysell
Redlinger
Witthoft
Hawk
Mike Gallagher
Harley
Kim Walker
Neil Strabala
Kim Robertson
Green
Showalter
Steve Elder
Gingerich
Gilmore
Spreacker
Witthoff
Goff
Arnold
Williams
Mid - Prairie
Strabala
Unbeatens Meet In Brain Bowl Preseason Clash
Hank Stram and Tom Landry square off as unbeaten coaches in a high profile preseason game. Staubach against Morton is expected to decide the Dallas starting quarterback with other NFL preseason results noted from Friday night games and Sunday planned matchups.
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Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
Tom Landry
Dallas Cowboys
Stram
Chiefs
St. Louis Cardinals
Dallas
Cowboys
Landry
Roger Staubach
Craig Morton
Atlanta
San Diego
Cincinnati
Washington
Baltimore
Oakland
Jacksonville
Fla
Miami
Minnesota
Denver
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York Giants
Houston
New Orleans
New York Jets
Pokey West Eldon Winner in 25-Lap Race
Pokey West led the first 23 laps of the Eldon 25 lap championship before an axle failure sent him to the pits with two laps remaining. Ron Jackson captured the win after a late battle for second with Dan Dickey and Bill Newman. Final order: Jackson, Newman, Dickey, McCall, Boyse, Thomas, Reese, West, Whidmar, Morris.
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Pokey West
Eldon
Ron Jackson
Dan Dickey
Bill Newman
Bob McCall
Kenny Boyse
Gary Thomas
J. Reese
Bob Whidmar
Mel Morris
John Moss
John Babb
De-Men Meet Tuesday Night at The Willows
Washington De-Men hold a Tuesday night meeting at 8 p.m. at The Willows. All members are invited to hear coaches report on the Mid-Prairie game and plans for the coming week. Members may eat the regular buffet at The Willows before the 8 o clock business meeting.
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Washington
Willows
The
Pepper Ettes 4-H Club Set Meeting With Carol Scott
Pepper Ettes 4 H Club will meet Saturday at 1 30 afternoon September 11 with Carol Scott. Labor Day guests included Mr and Mrs Gerald Winters from Mexico Missouri and Meryl Steele from Washington. Overnight visitors were Larry O Connor and family from Indianola staying with Larrys parents Orie and Ed O Connor. The Petratz family near Washington hosted Sunday night and Monday visits with Merm Petratz.
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Ainsworth
Pepper Ettes
Carol Scott
Gerald Winters
Mexico
Meryl Steele
Washington
Everett Meeks
Larry O'Connor
Indianola
Larry
Orie O'Connor
Edward Petratz
Area grid action starts with Waco and Keota wins
The 1971 football season opened with Waco Warriors beating West Liberty 26 to 0 and Keota Eagles edging English Valleys 14 to 9. Highland Huskies lost 6 to 0 to Wapello in a defensive contest as Tim Carson and Greg Sojka led the tackle counts.
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Waco Warriors
Keota Eagles
Highland Huskies
Wapello
Waco
Warriors
West Liberty
Lloyd Sisco
Joe Pekin
Dave Schooley
Bob Hauenstein
Gordon Roth
Schooley
Hauenstein
Roth
Keota
Eagles
English Valleys
Iowa
Jeff Temple
John Nolls
Huskies
Highland
Doug Grat
Tim Carson
Greg Sojka
Dodgers win fifth straight as Wills drives in key run
In a 6 2 victory over the Padres, Maury Wills lined a single to score West Parker in the ninth, breaking a 2-2 tie as Los Angeles pulled away after a 2:19 rain delay. Hank Aaron later hit his 40th, adding to San Francisco's woes.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Maury Wills
West Parker
Dodgers
San Diego Padres
Hank Aaron
Mountain Lion Speeds Over Ground and Delivers Fatal Bite
A mountain lion can run yardage in three seconds and kill a full grown horse with a single bite. The biting method mirrors that of other cats, indicating a shared predatory technique.
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Miller Farr
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Bill Nelson
Jim Hagrove
Cid Edwards
MacArthur Lane
Fair Hooker
Browns
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Green Bay
Buffalo
Scott Hunter
Carroll Dale
Bills
Hampton
Dave Conway
Dennis Shaw
Haven Moses
Tim Beamer
Pokey West Eldon
Pepperettes
Washington County Fair
Gibson
Maytag
Stielman
Westinghouse
Hollywood
Toastmaster
Wilson
Marie Jones
Keith Murphy
Mike Orris
Kepta
Bill Huber
Tom McInerney
Mike Gretter
Leota
Wapello Indians
Jerry McGill
Padres
San Francisco
Ken Henderson
Jim Nash
Braves
Jim Breazeale
Felix Millan
Hy-Tran
C.H
J.D
Fert. & Gandy
Case
Deere, IH Choice
Field Cult
Stanhorst Loader
Hyd. Bucket J.D
Combine Koyker Elevator Kewannee
Disk & Mulcher IH
Stankee
Washington, Iowa
Hennigan Inc
C. L. Jennings
New London
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