Mays hits 500th homer as Giants top Astros 5 1
Willie Mays belted his 500th career homer and 47th this season to spark the San Francisco Giants to a 5 1 win over the Houston Astros. Juan Marichal earned his 22nd victory with a three hit performance and two RBIs, while the Giants widened their lead in the NL standings. Baseball notes include Reds and Braves losses and a rain postponement in the AL.
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Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Mr. Mays
San Francisco Giants
Houston Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Marichal
Dominican Republic
John Roseboro
Dodgers
Giants
Juan
Sandy Koufax
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Pittsburgh Pirates
Reds
Philadelphia
Braves
N.L
Mays
San Francisco
Houston
Tom Haller
Vernon Law
Pirates
Sammy Ellis
Pittsburgh
Gene Alley
Willie Stargell
RBI
Clay Dalrymple
Milwaukee
Phil Niekro
Ken Johnson
Phils
Dalrymple
Ray Culp
Rico Carty
Doug Harvey
Carty
Big Ten teams drill ahead of season openers
Nine Big Ten squads held light workouts on Monday as they sharpened offense and faced new defensive schemes ahead of Saturday openers. Ohio State and North Carolina meet in a week, while Michigan, Illinois, Purdue, Northwestern, Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, and Michigan State prepared with varied lineup moves and defensive focus. Notre Dame adjusted special teams as Joe Azzaro sat out the California game. Chicago Bears DBs Petitbon and Caroline tied for career interceptions at 24.
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Big Ten
Ohio State Buckeyes
North Carolina
Woody Hayes
Ken Last
Dave Colburn
Minnesota Gophers
Murray Warmath
Gophers
Southern California
Iowa
Jerry Burns
Hawkeye
Burns
Michigan
Bump Elliott
Elliott
Wolverine
North Carolina Tarheels
Bump
Pete
Illinois
al Waters
Craig Timko
Illini
Oregon State
Terry Cole
Indiana
John Pont
Lee Robinson
Purdue
Northwestern
Boilermaker
Jack Mollenkopf
Lou del Filippo
Wildcat
Alex Agase
Don Anderson
Duffy Daugherty
Jim Proebstle
Dwight Lee
Jim Summers
Michigan State
Spartans
UCLA
South Bend
Ind
Notre Dame
Ara Parseghian
Joe Azzaro
California
Azzaro
Major League Baseball Daily Schedule Summary
Major Leagues list of tonight and Wednesday games across divisions. Notable matchups include Koufax versus Hendley in Los Angeles at Chicago and Pizarro against Newman in Chicago at California. Other games feature Blasingame versus Belinsky, Gibson versus Friend, Herbel versus Bruce, and multi-ace doubleheaders with Aguirre and Wickersham against Pappas and McNally.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Koufax
Hendley
Cincinnati
New York
California
Pizarro
Newman
Kansas City
Minnesota
Burns says Hawkeyes need work on defense
Iowa football coach Jerry Burns praised the offense but called the defense spotty and capable of better play. He noted the No. 1 unit should show more. Burns also praised Gary Simpson at fullback, saying he appears ready to fill the spot after Simpson scored three touchdowns in Saturday scrimmage.
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Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Jerry Burns
Gary Simpson
Simpson
Record of names and vehicles on file
Donnie L. Krabill of Plymouth and Gene Stephens of Ford appear in the record along with Robert L. Gerot of Ford, Charles and Veda Dolash of Ford, Elma I. Jirsa of Plymouth, and Joe or Betty Krabill of Rambler. The list includes Farm Service Co, Ford trucks, Ruth M. Berdo of Chevrolet, James R. Bell of Oldsmobile, Lois or Jerry Greiner of Chevrolet truck, Paul L. Boyd of Chevrolet truck, and Herbert or Betty Nicholls of Chevrolet.
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Donnie L. Krabill
Plymouth
Gene Stephens
Ford
Robert L. Gerot
Charles and
Veda Dolash
Elma I. Jirsa
Joe
Betty Krabill
Rambler
Farm Service Co
Ruth M. Berdo
Chevrolet
James R. Bell
Oldsmobile
Lois
Jerry Greiner
Paul L. Boyd
Herbert
Betty Nicholls
Demon sophomores fall to Fairfield 32 7 in season opener
Washington High School sophomore gridiron team lost 32 to 7 to Fairfield Trojans Monday night. Coach Don Lawless credited resilience after trailing 26 to 0 at halftime and noted improvements in the second half. Standouts included halfbacks John Miller Jim Doty end Greg Goodell and center Ronnie Green. Scoring came on a Pat Hennigan quarterback sneak after John Miller a long run set up the drive. Denny Nardy reached the two yard line before Hennigan scored. Demons next play Mt. Pleasant at Case Field September 20.
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Washington High School
Fairfield
Don Lawless
Demons
Trojans
John Miller
Jim Doty
Lawless
Greg Goodell
Pat Hennigan
Denny Nardy
Hennigan
Bowling Results Show Hy-Vee and Fareway Dominate
In Monday men’s bowling action Wilson 3 Hy-Vee 1 Payne 2 MFA 2 Fareway 4 Zieglow sky 0. Team series led by Freshwaters 2550 and Zieglowsky 2466. Team game top score Freshwaters 876 and Fareway 850. Individual series led by L. Geyer 618 and H. Suter 604. Individual game high H. Suter 227 and L. Geyer 214.
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Wilson
Hy - Vee
Payne
Mfa
Fareway
Zieglowsky
Freshwaters
L. Geyer
H. Suter
Wilson Eee
Ceees
MFA Insurance Ee Payne
Ross Electronics
Women's bowling scores and high team totals
The list records scores for Tweetens VFW Atl Ettes Osincups Martins Washington State Bank Wingas River Products and High Scores for Wingas 2427 and Washington Bank 2408. Team Game leaders include Martins 868 and Wingas 835 while Hazel Sitter posts 552 in the individual series and Fran Ray 242 in the individual game.
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VFW
Atl Ettes
Osincups
Martins
Washington State Bank
Wingas
River Products
Washington Bank
Melody Strikers
Seesens Neenee
State Bank
Winga
Navy NROTC Scholarship Tests Open for 1965
Washington High School counselor Mrs Permelia R Lay announces the Navy twentieth annual NROTC qualification test to be held December 11 1965. Eligible male high school seniors and graduates may apply with registrations due by November 19. Over 1600 candidates nationwide may earn four years of college education with tuition books uniforms and $50 a month, leading to a commission as officers in the Navy or Marine Corps after degree and naval training.
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Navy
Permelia R. Lay
Washington High School
Lay
U. S. Navy
NROTC
Marine Corps
Statler Leads Demon Tacklers In Opener At Oskaloosa
Statler the Demon center and linebacker posted eight tackles in the season debut at Oskaloosa as teammate Statler led the Demon tackling numbers. Tim Trotman and Dave Seifkas excel in receiving and rushing with Trotman five catches for 133 yards and Seifkas eight rushes for 27 yards as the Indian defense limited the ground game.
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George Statler
Oskaloosa
Tim Trotman
Dave Seifkas
Trotman
Seifkas
Brian Britain
Larry Green
Eldon Brake
Bettendorf Voters Approve Bond Issue In Iowa
Bettendorf residents approved a $600,000 school bond by 1,398 to 211. Funds will build an 18 room elementary school and add to Bettendorf High School and another elementary school.
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Bettendorf
Iowa
UPI
Montana partners win bridge event
Montana pair Mrs. Hannah Scholer and Conrad Orr of Missoula topped 19,050 players in 218 games nationwide on Aug 6 for the American Contract Bridge League charity event, scoring 76.5 percent to win ahead of Ruth Ellis and Lee Glover of Albuquerque. Vanderporten and Strauss of New Rochelle finished third with 73.6 percent, the top Canadian duo Tessier and Parent from Rouyn posted 72.9 percent.
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New York
UPI
Hannah Scholer
Conrad
Orr
Missoula
Mont
United States
Canada
Scholer
Ainsworth youths begin new school year at Ames
George Trotter son of Mr and Mrs Larry Trotter left for Iowa State University Ames for junior year majoring in industrial engineering. Bill Frame son of Mr and Mrs John Frame left for Ames for sophomore year majoring in animal science. Mr and Mrs Herman Wagenknecht visited Sunday with their son Tom in Des Moines. Tom and Joe Wenger sons of Mr and Mrs Elmer Wenger continue studies at the IBM Automation School in Des Moines.
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Ainsworth
George Trotter
Larry Trotter
Iowa State University
Ames
Bill Frame
John Frame
Bill
Herman Wagenknecht
Tom
Des Moines
Joe Wenger
Elmer Wenger
IBM Automation School
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