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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1975

Page

7

NFL season to open Sunday after players and owners reach memo

In New York the NFL Management Council and NFL Players Association signed a memo of understanding after a marathon session. Federal mediator William J. Usery said a complete settlement could come by Monday, allowing all 26 teams to play on Sunday. Patriots, Giants, Jets, Redskins and Lions had been in strike action. Lions disputed being on strike.

New York UPI NFL Management Council NFL Players Association William J. Usery Usery NFL Sargent Karch Management Council Ed Garvey NFLPA Boston New England Patriots New York Jets Patriots Giants Jets Washington Redskins Detroit Lions Lion

Orioles split with Red Sox prompt choke talk from Weaver

Earl Weaver uses memories of famous 1962 Dodgers and 1964 Phillies collapses to motivate Orioles after a 5-2 win over Boston. Tommy Davis and Mike Torrez recall past disappointments as Baltimore eyes a possible late surge in the American League East. Davis homered and scored twice. Torrez earned his 19th win over six hits in 7 1-3 innings. Nearby scores include New York over Milwaukee in 11 innings and Detroit, California, Chicago results.

Earl Weaver Baltimore Orioles Orioles Boston Red Sox Kenya Red Sox Weaver Los Angeles Dodgers Tommy Davis Dodgers Davis Giants Philadelphia Phillies Mike Torrez Phillies Torrez Rick Wise Baltimore New York Milwaukee Minnesota Kansas City Detroit Cleveland California Texas Chicago Oakland

Bowling results and standings from local leagues

Tuesday results show Fareway, Thompson, Hennigan, and Washington Cafe among winners with high team scores. Individual leaders include S Wallace 554 and D Kuntz 232 while Ther mogas and Home Town posted top team marks. Wednesday results list Steele and Bennett leading with Steele 2013 and 2737, plus Knott 573 and Sorrell 214. A quoted Ruskin line closes the item.

Secas Gies Saas Thompson Motors Carson Plumbing Crawfordsville Bank Washington Cafe Hennigan, Inc Thermogas Carson Thompson Hennigan Wash D’ville Bank Home Town S. Wallace V. Geyer D. Kuntz R. Crone Farmland Industries Lemke Electric Steele Lumber Sorrell Pat & Mary's Wellman Bennett Masonry Pertex Honkers Steele Bennett Farmland Perfex Lemke Formax Rannatt Tom Knott Bill Steele Dave Sorrell Rich Bennett

Commings names starting ends for Syracuse game

Iowa coach Bob Commings chose senior Nate Washington and sophomore Dean Moore as starting ends for the Syracuse clash You replace the injured Wagner and Phillips Moore posted four tackles two for a 12 yard loss in the Illinois game Both players impressed in practice this week and Tom McLaughlin will start at quarterback for the Orangemen

Iowa City Iowa UPI Bob Commings Nate Washington Dean Moore Syracuse Commings Dave Wagner Mark Phillips Moore Illinois Cummings Hawks Orangemen Villanova Tom McLaughlin

Ohio State Eyes First Win Against Penn State

Ohio State coach Woody Hayes has the Buckeyes near full health as they prepare for Penn State in Chicago. The team worked two hours on a passing offense while fearing Penn State’s trick plays. Injuries hit Illinois Michigan and Michigan State, but OSU’s backs are nearly 100 percent and ready for the hurdles.

Chicago UPI Illinois Michigan Michigan State Ohio State Penn State Buckeyes Woody Hayes Nittany Lions Bob Blackman Missouri

Pirates win behind seven run lead and Stennett milestone

Pittsburgh Pirates slugged 15 hits to beat Philadelphia as Rennie Stennett set a major league record with 10 hits in two consecutive games while Richi Zisk and Willie Stargell drove in runs. Bruce Kison earned his 11th win as Tom Underwood took the loss. Other NL games saw Montreal top St Louis, Chicago beat New York, Cincinnati over Houston, San Francisco over Atlanta, and Los Angeles defeat San Diego. Michigan State football faces blow with Otto Smith injury and Purdue prepares for Notre Dame while Indiana eyes a upset of Nebraska.

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