Demons open season at Case Field under new 7:30 kickoff
Washington Demons coach Harold Stevens and Jim Rossen unveil the 1962 edition at Case Field Friday night. Gates open 6:15 with reserved seating, possible returnees include Marcus Henry hampered by an ankle injury. if unavailable Dan Coon steps in.
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Jr. High
Bowling high scores and leaders from meet
Moorman led with a team high 2356 series and 843 team game for Farm Bureau. Northrup King totaled 2336 in team series. Delbert Krotz earned 603 individual series and 211 in a game, while George Horn posted 243. John Hough stood with 573 in series.
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Stewart Pontiac Dominates in Team and Individual Bowling
Stewart Pontiac 2807 and Watson 2779 top the team series with Stewart Pontiac 971 over Washington Oil 952. Zieglowsky leads individuals 572, Roe 568 in series while Hoyle posts 233 and Sitler 214 in the games.
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Iowa Prep Grid Season Opens With Big Contenders
The 1962 Iowa high school football season begins Friday night with most teams playing opening games. Sioux City Heelan leads in state title hopes despite losses, while cross-town rival East looms as a threat. Key battles spark from Cedar Rapids to Des Moines as top teams like Jefferson, Washington, and Jefferson face Illinois foes and openings set across conferences.
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Mary Crossett Named Sixth Member of Cheer Squad
Mary Crossett was chosen as the sixth member of the high school cheerleading squad for this year.
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Women’s Bowling Results and Standings
In Wednesday women’s bowling Roe leads with a 2317 team series and 861 game, followed by Ainsworth at 2219 and 807. Dorothy Patterson tops individual series with 555 and game with 221 while Phyllis Flenner adds 517 and 215.
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Major Leagues Wednesday Results and Upcoming Games
MLB results show Milwaukee routed Philadelphia 9–0 and Boston beat Detroit 8–6. Other scores include New York over Cleveland 5–2 and Washington edging Baltimore 2–1 in 16 innings. Thursday and Friday schedules list several night matchups and probable pitchers for Milwaukee Philadelphia and San Francisco Cincinnati.
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Bowling results from Tuesday meet highlight Moothart win
Moothart 2736 to IH 2066 plus 279. Moose 2298 to Mills 2119 plus 117. Crawfordsville 2443 to Sherman Eden 2290. Carson 2408 to Home Town 2181. Team series Moothart 2736 Crawfordsville 2443. Team game Moothart 923 and 916. Individual series Moothart 605 Chamberlin 586. Individual game Moothart 215 Chamberlin 215.
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Home Runs Lift Dodgers and Yankees Extend Leads
Frank Howard's 450-foot homer behind nine-hit pitching gave the Dodgers a 1-0 win over the Houston Colts as Los Angeles extended its NL lead. Mantle's 27th homer powered the Yankees to a 5-2 win over the Indians, widening their AL edge to five games. Whitey Ford and others contributed strong performances amid a day of continued pennant pursuit.
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Weatherly Crew Confident as Cup Races Open
In Newport Rhode Island Weatherly and Gretel prepared for the America's Cup best of seven. Weatherly sailors showed smiles while Gretel crewmen were tense amid practice results and a broken aluminum boom incident. Alan Payne questioned after a predicted American win story.
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Legion Auxiliary Meeting at Wellman Honors Gold Star Mothers
The Wellman Women’s Auxiliary of the American Legion met for the September session in the Legion Hall. Gold Star mothers Mrs. Marcella Polton and Mrs. Clara Fladng were honored as Mrs. Judy Duffy shared messages from state leaders. A dedication service for a 50 star flag was held. Miss Shirley Bush performed two numbers. County Auxiliary will meet in Kalona on September 12 hosted by Mrs. Vera O’Conner.
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