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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1967

Page

8

Oskaloosa Defeats Washington Demons in Season Opener

Oskaloosa beat Washington 19 to 7 as Dick Grubb and 200 pound fullback Duane Huyser sparked the Indians offense. Grubb’s running and a late second quarter turnover helped Oskaloosa take a 13 to 7 lead, then Donse laar scored the final touchdown in the fourth quarter.

Darne Fortune Washington Demons Oskaloosa Dick Grubb Duane Huyser Indians Demons Washington Mike Hennigan Miller Jack Allgood Mark Myers John Miller Ray Porter Grubb van Donselaar Steve Summers Tom Gillespie Atkins Schooley Dennis Nardy Williams Gillespie Donselaar Doughty Hennigan Osky

Part Time Cowboy Archer Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic

Lan ky George Archer described as a part time cowboy led the Philadelphia Golf Classic into the third round with a three stroke edge at 10 under par 134 after a six under 66 second round. Casper at 137 and Bruce Devlin at 138 followed as field funneled toward the weekend at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club.

Philadelphia UPI George Archer Whitemarsh Valley Country Club Billy Casper Casper Australia Bruce Devlin Doug Ford Gay Brewer Bob Charles New Zealand Dan Sikes Dave Marr Homero Blancas Jack Montgomery Arnold Palmer Archer Bobby Nichols Mason Rudolph Billy Maxwell Gary Player Gilroy Calif

Milwaukee nurse visits for Sojka Schultz wedding

Ten years ago today Miss Dorothy Kos returned from duties at Deaconess Hospital in Milwaukee to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kos and attend the wedding of Frank Sojka and Rita Schultz on Saturday.

Dorothy Kos Deaconess Hospital Milwaukee Frank Kos Frank Sojka Rita Schultz

Mid-Prairie beats Central Argyle in opening 1967 game

Golden Hawks of Mid-Prairie defeated Central Argyle 37 to 13 at Wellman Friday night. Kent Leyth scored for Central on a 21 yard run but failed extra point. Mid-Prairie answered with 31 yard and 21/34 yard TD plays. Rich Redlinger, Randy Miller, Bill Stagner, Myron Ropp and Dennis Groff added scores as Central's Harold Haeffner hit a 45 yard TD run.

Wellman Mid - Prairie Golden Hawks Central of Argyle Hawks Kent Leyth Central Allen Kos Jerry Groff Mid Prairie Rich Redlinger Randy Miller Dennis Groff Hawk Mid

Major League Standings and Friday Results Summary

United Press International reports NL standings with St Louis and San Francisco leading, Cincinnati and Chicago close, followed by Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh Los Angeles Houston New York and Houston. Friday results include Los Angeles beating Philadelphia 1 0 San Francisco defeating Pittsburgh 6 3 St Louis routing Cincinnati 4 0 and Chicago overpowering Atlanta 7 1.

United Press International National League W. L. Pet St. Louis San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Atlanta Pittsburgh Los Angeles Houston New York Johnson

De Mens Club to meet Monday at the Washington YMCA

The De Men s Club will meet at the Washington YMCA Monday at 7 30 p m to view films of the Oskaloosa Washington football game and hear a report from Coach Roger Harrington All members urged to attend Sundays Games Chicago at Atlanta St Louis at Cincinnati New York at Houston Los Angeles at Philadelphia San Francisco at Pittsburgh standings and scores follow The Revolutionary War began at Lexington and Concord Mass in 1775.

Washington Ymca Roger Harrington Chicago Atlanta St. Louis Cincinnati New York Houston Los Angeles Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Lexington and Concord, Mass Willie Horton Tigers Washington Orioles Dave Morehead Bosox Brooks Robinson Frank Robinson Tom Phoebus Moe Drabowsky Red Sox Cleveland California Kansas City

Zombies Rally In Three Way AL Lead Tie Break

With 14 games left in 1967, Minnesota Boston and Detroit share the AL pennant lead at 84-64 while Chicago White Sox nicknamed the zombies close behind at 83-66. Eddie Stanky's crew beat Minnesota 7-3 as Detroit edged Washington 5-4. Boston fell 6-2 to Baltimore. Stanky vows the zombies aren’t dead as Horlen wins his 17th.

W. L. Pet Boston Minnesota Detroit Chicago California Washington Cleveland New York Baltimore Kansas City McDowell Stottlemyre Moore McLain Hardin Lonborg Eddie Stanky Chicago White Sox White Sox Minnesota Twins Detroit Tigers Washington Senators Boston Red Sox Baltimore Orioles Sox Tony Oliva Joe Horlen Horlen Twins Oliva Ron Hansen Dave Boswell Hansen Stanky Bill Freehan Tigers Carl Yastrzemski Red Sox Frank Coggins Freehan

Columbus Junction tops Danville 39 to 6 in Friday game

Columbus Community High School built a 26 to 6 halftime lead and finished with a 39 to 6 victory over Danville. The team added 13 points in the fourth period to seal the win.

Columbus Danville Columbus Junction Columbus Community High School

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