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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1965

Page

8

Gophers and Trojans battle to a Sunday night tie

USC and Minnesota dueled in Memorial Coliseum ending 20-20 after a hard fought season opener. Hankinson starred for Minnesota with two rushing TDs and a 17 of 29 passing line while Mike Garrett rushed for 162 yards and two scores for USC. Rod Sherman missed the decisive conversion.

Joe Gergen UPI Southern California Trojans Big Ten Minnesota Los Angeles Notre Dame Oregon State Michigan The Athletic Association of Western Universities John Hankinson Kent Kramer Gophers Mike Garrett U.S.C Memorial Coliseum Hankinson Southern Cal Troy Winslow Rod Sher

Northwestern Mutual Education Assurance Policies

The ad frames family planning by noting a father’s promise of a college education for his son and offers Northwestern Mutual special policies designed to meet this need. It presents a paternal, aspirational tone and positions life insurance as a vehicle for funding higher education.

Northwestern Mutual

Richert Is Winner As Senators Beat Twins In 10

United Press International reports the Washington Senators edged Minnesota 2-1 in 10 innings. Pete Richert earned his 14th win after a nine inning duel with Camilo Pascual. Don Lock lined a go ahead single in the 10th, scoring Fred Valentine, with Valentine circling to third on a subsequent hit.

United Press International Washington Senators Minnesota Twins Senators Pete Richert Camilo Pascual Richert Jim Merritt Don Lock Rich Rollins Fred Valentine Valentine Ken Hamlin Floyd Robinson Dave Nicholson Chicago White Sox Cleveland Indians J. C. Martin Tom McCraw Don Buford Robin

Braves Rally Behind Aaron Two Homers To Beat Giants

Hank Aaron slugged his 30th and 31st homers to power the Milwaukee Braves to a 9-1 win over the San Francisco Giants, snapping their 14 game streak. Billy ODell earned the save as Phil Niekro won in his first Milwaukee start. The Dodgers and Reds moved within 3 1/2 games, Drysdale and Perranoski aiding a 3-2 Dodgers win while Sammy Ellis notched his 20th in the Reds 4-2 victory.

Hoyt Wilhelm Gary Bell Norm Cash Terry Fox Detroit Tigers New York Yankees Mickey Lolich Whitey Ford Tom Tresh Kansas City Boston Red Sox John Wyatt Roland Sheldon Tony Conigliaro Dean Chance Baltimore California Angels Orioles Chance Wally Bunker Luis Aparicio Brooks Robinson Milwaukee Braves Hank Aaron Billy O’dell San Francisco Giants Aaron Milwaukee Giants Juan Marichal Frank Thomas Bill Woodward Frank Boling Braves Marichal O’dell Gaylord Perry Thomas Felipe Alou Phil Niekro Jim Hart Hal Lanier Los Angeles Dodgers Cincinnati Reds Don Drysdale Ron Perranoski Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Drysdale Curt Simmons Jim Gilliam Willie Davis Sammy Ellis Billy McCool Houston Astros John Edwards Marty Keough Reds Tommy Harper Vada Pinson Frank Robinson Don Cardwell Pittsburgh Pirates Philadelphia Phillies Cardwell Bobby Wine Willie Stargell Pittsburgh Chicago New York

Trio returns from antelope hunt in Wyoming

Ten years ago today Milo Sorden Bob Wiley and Verle Gallagher returned home Thursday from an antelope hunt in Wyoming. They hunted on the Alamond Ranch northwest of Douglas where they each got their limit of one antelope. They brought their game home to be processed.

Milo Sorden Bob Wiley Verle Gallagher Wyoming Alamond Ranch Douglas Wyo

Highland Huskies edge West Burlington 7 to 6 in thriller

Highland Huskies defeated West Burlington 7 to 6 at Highland Field. John Sojka connected with Carl Schmidt on a 10 yard touchdown early, while Bill Dowell found Terry Rawley for a 4 yard score for West Burlington. Highland threatened again late but could not extend the lead. Highland visits Cardinal next Friday.

Ainsworth Highland Huskies West Burlington Highland Field Highland John Sojka Carl Schmidt Bill Dowell Terry Rawley Cardinal

Football scores across multiple Iowa league games

New London 24 defeats Winfield Mt. Union 6 while Burlington 27 loses to Iowa City 7. Mid-Prairie 6 downed by West Liberty 0. Keota 7 edged Williamsburg 6. Ft. Madison 14 over Muscatine 6. Newton 33 over Oskaloosa 6. University High 27 over Solon 6. Waco 21 beat Pekin 19. Columbus Community 7 over Morning Sun 0. Davis County 18 topped Unionville Mo 0. Highland 7 beat West Burlington 6. Fairfield 39 defeated Tama Toledo 13. Mt. Pleasant 33 beat Hannibal Mo 7.

New London Winfield Mt. Union Burlington Iowa City Mid - Prairie West Liberty Keota Williamsburg Ft. Madison Muscatine Newton Oskaloosa University High Solon Waco Pekin Columbus Community Morning Sun Davis County Unionville Highland West Burlington Fairfield Tama Toledo Mt. Pleasant Hannibal

Columbus Community tops Morning Sun 7–0 on Junction Field

Columbus Community high school scored the lone touchdown in the second quarter on a 50 yard pass from Snyder to Bell. Porter kicked the extra point to seal a 7 to 0 victory over Morning Sun at Junction Field Friday night.

Columbus Junction Columbus Community High School Junction Field Morning Sun Snyder Bell Porter

Mid-Prairie Beats West Liberty 6 0 In Slow Marred Showdown

Mid-Prairie outpaced West Liberty 6 to 0 as the Golden Hawks broke the stalemate late in the game. Gary Kos returned a punt 80 yards for the score after solid blocks by Gerry Yeggy and Jerry Groff. Outstanding defense came from Jerry Strabala, Claire Greiner, and Bob Gordon as Mid-Prairie prepares to face West Branch next Friday night in Wellman.

Wellman Mid - Prairie West Liberty Gary Kos Golden Hawks Gerry Yeggy Jerry Groff Jerry Strabala Claire Greiner Bob Gordon West Branch

Amish Fathers Suspend Prosecution Over School Attendance

State and local officials meet in Des Moines to seek a solution to Amish children’s schooling. Prosecutors suspend actions for 30 days while a settlement is worked out, with court appearances required on existing charges. Fines of 24 dollars per day continue for nonattendance.

Hazleton Iowa UPI Atty Lawrence Scalise Buchanan County Des Moines Scalise Harlan Lemon Scalise and Lemon Paul Johnston

Pope set to issue mixed marriage rules at Ecumenical Council

Vatican sources say Pope Paul VI will promulgate new regulations on mixed marriages at the Ecumenical Council. The decree would relax the requirement of a written promise by the non Catholic partner to raise children in the Catholic faith, replacing it with an oral assurance. The move aims to address council requests for church unity reforms. An accompanying religious liberty declaration faces opposition from some delegates. Pluto, last of the nine planets, was not discovered until 1930.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Ecumenical Council Council Secretariat For Promoting Christian Unity

St Mary's group opens new year at Riverside

St Marys held its first school year meeting with 31 attendees including Father Boeckmann, three nuns, and lay teacher Mrs Margaret Lynch. New members Mrs Paul Schnoebelen Mrs Ralph Schnoebelen and Mrs Frank Kaalberg joined. Plans included a food shower for the nuns and a PTA carnival planned for Oct 17 in St Marys hall. Serving and hostess duties listed with detailed names for upcoming October meeting and entertainment.

Marge Luckey Riverside St. Mary’s Boeckmann M. Aloyse M. Christette M. Martana Margaret Lynch Iowa City Elmer Waldschmidt Ralph Klein Don Latta John Bulger Paul Schnoebelen Ralph Schnoebelen Frank Kaalberg PTA St. Mary’s Hall John Buger Clem Thomann Lester Schnoebelen Elmer Schneider Robert Thomann Leroy O’conner Robert Dann Ron Latta Charles Waldschmidt Paul Armbruster Tim Colbert Ivo Berg William Waldschmidt Jim Farr Ward Liebe

Mantle to be honored at Yankee Stadium big day

About 60,000 fans are expected at Yankee Stadium for Mickey Mantle Day with Mantle facing a public speech. The event marks his 2,000th game and features remarks from Hall of Fame manager Ralph Houk who recalls Mantle's leadership and loyalty. Mantle, 33, shows mixed nerves and warmth as he reflects on Gehrig’s streak and his late father while friends share stories of his character.

Milton Richman UPI New York Yankee Stadium Mickey Mantle Yankees Oklahoma Mickey City Hall Mantle Mick Bob Fishel Lou Gehrig Yogi Berra Tom Greenwade Harry Craft Billy Martini Yankee Ralph Houk Ralph Houk The Reds Skip

Soviet anxious over China's ultimatum to India

Moscow reports reveal Soviet officials expressing anxiety at China's demand for India to relinquish border positions by Sunday. Indian diplomats said Premier Kosygin discussed the crisis with Ambassador Kaul noting New Delhi hopes for declarations from great powers warning Peking. India seeks Soviet equipment rather than troops and anticipates support from the Kremlin if China intervenes.

Moscow UPI Soviet Union China India T.N. Kaul Alexei Kosygin Kosygin Kaul Peking United States Kremlin Kashmir Andrei Gromyko U. N Thant New Delhi Pakistan

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