Jefferson Gridiron Climbs to Poll Lead in Iowa Rating
United Press International places Cedar Rapids Jefferson at the top of the weekly Iowa high school football poll after a powerful display. The team had been No. 1 last season but dropped to fourth in the first poll this year as Cedar Rapids Jefferson started play a week later than most rivals.
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Iowa
United Press International
Waterloo West
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Burlington
Iowa City
Oliva leads AL batting race amid pennant chase
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins, despite a sore hand, holds a seven point lead over Carl Yastrzemski as he inches toward a second straight AL batting title. Oliva went 3-for-4 in a 6-4 10-inning loss to Baltimore while Yastrzemski dipped to .313 in Boston's 4-0 defeat to California. The Twins can clinch a tie by beating Baltimore, delaying celebrations till Friday against Washington, with other AL scores shaping the pennant race. In the NL, Cincinnati topped San Francisco 7-4 and Los Angeles edged Milwaukee 3-1.
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Oliva
Baltimore Orioles
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Yastrzemski
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Orioles
Washington Senators
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Chicago
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Houston
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New York
Sophomore backs boosted as Big Ten hosts week two
Iowa Michigan and Wisconsin backfields were overhauled for the league’s second weekend. Iowa shifted sophomores Farley Lewis and Silas McKinney into the first string backfield after a weak offense last week, while preserving the Snook Noonan passing duo. Wisconsin moved senior Jerry Hackhart to first team halfback.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Hawkeyes
Jerry Burns
Farley Lewis
Silas McKinney
Gary Snook
Karl Noonan
Milt Bruhn
Jerry Hackhart
Major League Standings and Wednesday Scores Digest
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 90 wins, Los Angeles 87, Cincinnati 86 and Pittsburgh 84. Tuesday results include Chicago 7 Philadelphia 5 and Cincinnati 7 San Francisco 4, with Los Angeles beating Milwaukee. Wednesday pitchers listed for night games and Thursday only game scheduled in American League includes Minnesota at Baltimore.
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Lolich
Morehead
Stephenson
Chance
Brunet
Bowling Results And High Scores From Tuesday Meet
Mootharts lead team totals with 2673 while Crawfordsville posts 2630. Mills and Sherman-Eden add strong games, with individual standouts Burroughs 227 Blankenhorn 225 and Blankenhorn 609 in the all events. High team game marks include Mootharts 971 and Crawfordsville 909.
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Izaak Walton League Meeting Planned at Iowa State
Reynolds T. Harnsberger of Markham Virginia National President of the Izaak Walton League will speak at a state wide Workshop Meeting at Memorial Union Iowa State University Ames on September 26 1965 The all day meeting titled Chapter Officers and Directors Workshop is sponsored by the Iowa Division of the Izaak Walton League A Youth Conservation Award will be presented to Clayton Bernick of Walcott Iowa for outstanding conservation work co sponsored by Sears Roebuck Foundation and the Iowa Division Izaak Walton League
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Virginia
Izaak Walton League of America
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Iowa State University
Ames
Iowa
Izaak Walton League
Clayton Bernick
Walcott
Sears Roebuck Foundation
Local Bowling Meet Highlights Tight Team Scores
In a recent team series Steele Lbr posted 2790 and State Theater 2759. Team games saw Steele Lumber 995 and 985. Individual totals featured Bob Ryner 620 and Bill Steele 572. top game was Bill Steele 232 with Cloyce Zieglowsky 222.
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Bill Steele
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Franks takes a flyer as Shaw starts for Giants in loss
Giants manager Herman Franks chose Bob Shaw over rested options against the Reds. Shaw lasted five innings before Cincinnati’s six run sixth doomed San Francisco 7-4, narrowing the NL lead over Los Angeles and Cincinnati. Other NL results: Dodgers over Brewers 3-1, Cardinals 3-0 over Astros, Pirates 6-5 over Mets, Cubs 7-5 over Phillies. AL: Orioles 6-4 over Twins in 10, Tigers 6-2 over White Sox, Yankees 9-4 over Indians, Angels 4-0 over Red Sox, Senators 4-3 over Kansas City.
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Chicago
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Washington
Kansas City
Gonzalez suspended and fined $500
New York UPI report says Cleveland Indians infielder Pedro Gonzalez received a $500 fine and season-long suspension from AL President Joe Cronin after an incident with pitcher Larry Sherry of the Detroit Tigers. Gonzalez claims a bat-related accident occurred as he ducked pitches. Paul calls for a hearing and says Cronin erred in the penalty. A second item notes growing use of plastic in new homes for sidings and gutters.
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UPI
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Pedro Gonzalez
Dominican Republic
American League
Joe Cronin
Gonzalez
Larry Sherry
Detroit Tigers
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Cronin
Pedro
Sherry
Final rites for Ban Waters held at Jones Funeral Home
Final rites for Ban Waters were held at 10 a.m. Tuesday in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. W. J. Stevens in charge. Pallbearers were Ralph Lineer, Orville Long, Edward Letts and Richard Brock. Burial was in McDowell Cemetery. Sieren.-Mr. and Mrs. Nick Sieren will be hosts at an open house in Sigourney Sunday, from 2 to 5 p.m., to mark their golden anniversary. The name was erroneously listed as Mike Sieren in Tuesday's Journal.
Directory listing for local attorneys John C. Owen Stewart & Shearer
John C. Owen attorney at 119% West Washington on South Side Square. Stewart and Shearer attorney at law with Richard A. Stewart and Paul V. Shearer in Abstract Dept located at 225 West Main. Phone numbers 653 2874 and 653 2159.
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Robert Day
Robert Bates
West Main St
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West Washington
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Attorneys At Law
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Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
South
Iowa
Christian Tabernacle
Increase draft of medical men
Washington (UPI) The Defense Department asked Selective Service to draft 1 979 doctors dentists and veterinarians starting in January 1965 The call breaks down to 1 529 physicians 350 dentists and 100 veterinarians with 949 physicians for the Army 260 for the Navy and 320 for the Air Force All dentists and veterinarians go to the Army The drive supports a military buildup from under 2 7 million to over 3 million amid the Vietnam war The Pentagon says physician volunteers have not kept pace with needs
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Funeral for Mrs. Nada Goodwin Attended by Family
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Jordan traveled to Chicago for the funeral of Mrs. Jordan's sister Mrs. Nada Goodwin who died Sunday. M R Buwer returns to Houston with his son and wife Mr. and Mrs. Max Euwer to stay at their home. Mrs. John Dodd, at Maplewood Manor Keota, marks 87th birthday today. Lena Stewart resumes work in the recorder's office after visiting Michigan relatives. The Mangolds, Carlton and wife, return from a Crescent Electric trip to Paris and Rome despite a Des Moines landing delay due to fog and customs.
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Ferndale
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Royal Oak
Washington
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Michigan
Baker
Canton
Ill
Carlton Mangold
Paris
Rome
Crescent Electric Company
Mangolds
Des Moines
Poppies Made by Disabled Vets Marked for Sale
Commander Charles Lucas announces the annual Buddy Poppies sale by the local VFW Post to be held on September 25. Disabled veterans assemble the flowers for a nominal wage, with remaining funds aiding veterans welfare and families. Camp Fire girls and Boy Scouts may help at Poppy Headquarters in Speed Furniture Store.
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Veterans Administration
Flora Spivey
Poppy
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Red Cross Units Set Quota and Program in Iowa City
Washington County Red Cross representatives met at the VA hospital in Iowa City to assign obligations for chapters. Attendees included William Tweeten, Mrs. Tweeten, Mrs. Walter Sheetz, and Winnie Belter. The county has a quota of 80 dozen cookies for the last two weeks in December and will present the chaplaincy program on the second Sunday of March.
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VA Hospital
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County Red Cross
Mud slides halt Milwaukee Railroad service near Richland
Heavy rains caused mud slides on the Milwaukee Railroad near Richland, curtailing service through Wednesday. Funeral services for Tracy T. Phillips were held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. M. O. Smith officiating. Pallbearers included George Breitenbach Logan Heilman Harold Johnson G F Moothart Warren Stewart and Robert Lowe. burial followed at Elm Grove Cemetery.
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