Chaos and history hover in final league races
In a weekend that could upend both leagues chaos looms in the National League as Giants Dodgers and Reds drift within 3 percent of each other with 10 days left. In the American League the Twins hold a magic number of three to clinch their first pennant possibly as early as tonight.
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Braves
Cardinals
Houston Astros
Winter car care and Shellzone anti freeze sale
Wunstop Duzzi promotes winter car readiness at Shellzone. Inspections of cooling systems accompany installation of Shellzone permanent anti freeze with free replacement for winter losses. Also offers Zerox and Good year anti freezes, hoses, thermostats, batteries, and a trade on old tires for Goodyear Suburbanite winter tires. Complete winter service advertised now.
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Grant
Cyclones prepare for home opener against Pacific
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton led final prep for Saturday's home opener against University of the Pacific. The defense faced a tough aerial drill anticipating Tiger passes from Tom Strain and backs Mike Noack and Denis Jones. The offense practiced patterns and kicking games, with Willie Robinson replacing Tony Baker at fullback.
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Iowa
UPI
Iowa State
University of Pacific
Tiger
Tom Strain
Mike Noack
Denis Jones
Clay Stapleton
Cyclone
Stapleton
Drake
Willie Robinson
Tony Baker
Kickoff of 1965 Iowa football season outlined
United Press International reports the opening weekend of 1965 college football across Iowa. Midwest Conference games feature Cornell at Grinnell and Coe hosting Beloit while Ripon opens at Knox. Iowa, Iowa State, Wartburg, Upper Iowa and others schedule varied nonconference and conference matchups with several night games and travel to Oregon State, North Dakota State, and South Dakota venues.
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Beloit
Ripon
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University of the Pacific
Cyclones
South Dakota
Vermillion
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Luther
Central
Simpson
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Augustana College
Sioux Falls
Parsons
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Culver Stockton
Iowa Wesleyan
Missouri Valley
Graceland
Sugar Ray Robinson plans boxing comeback amid Broadway hopes
Sugar Ray Robinson, 44 years in boxing, after a unanimous 10 round win over Joe Walcott, says boxing is his business but hints at acting singing and Broadway work. He plans a bout with Peter Schmidt in Johnstown Pa on Oct 1 before a semi retirement for film work in New York and abroad. He remains confident in his fitness and interest in a long boxing career.
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UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
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Young Joe Walcott
Bridgeton
N.J
Elk’s Champions Choir to sing here October 20
Ten years ago today Washington's Men's Club sponsors the Elk's Chanter's choir from Muscatine in a concert on October 20. The choir has won national championships and is well known across the Midwest.
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Elk’s Chanters Choir
Muscatine
Midwest
Major League Standings and Weekend Schedule Recap
American and National leagues show San Francisco leading the NL with 90 wins while Minnesota tops the AL at 96. Key results include Cleveland 2 New York 1 and Kansas City 8 Washington 7. Friday’s pitchers feature Grant against Kreutzer and Pizarro versus Stafford in night games.
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Iowa Hawkeyes pick 38 for road trip to Oregon State
Iowa coach Jerry Burns announced a 38 man traveling squad for Saturday's game at Oregon State after a spirited drill in pads. He praised improved timing and execution since a 7-0 loss to Washington State and said the offense should be stronger, though linebacker play remains uneven and halfback Dalton Kimble will miss the trip with an ankle injury.
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Nicklaus one back in $45,000 Open
Gary Bauer trails Jack Nicklaus by nearly 130000 that year as the $45000 Greater Seattle Open enters round two at Inglewood course Seattle. Bauer McCallister Coody each shot 68 with Nicklaus and six others at 69. Nicklaus seeks back to back titles after winning Portland Open to set a season money record.
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Champion Skier Spencer retires at 16
A 14-year-old Sarasota boy, Billy Spencer, world champion in 1963, retires from water ski competition and shifts to football. The U S team to Australia includes Liz Allan, a 14-year-old Winter Park skier who has joined three event events and the Masters champ Barbara Clack. The six-member squad also features Chuck Stearns, Larry Penacho, Ken White, and Roland Hillier as the male team, with Allan and Clack as the women.
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Australia
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Liz) Allan
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Col
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Allan
Barbara Cooper Clack
Cypress Gardens
Clack
Chuck Stearns
Bellflower
Bowling High Scores and Leaders at Home Lumber and Feed
High scores and top totals from a bowling match show Home Lumber and Feed posting team series 2663 and team game 945 while Mullen's totals reach 2547 and 910. Individual leaders include Cal Humphreys 596 and Jack Weik 245 with other notable marks from Marlane Miller and Harry Smith.
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Cal Humphreys
Marlane Miller
Jack Weik
Harry Smith
Demon Freshmen Open Season With Loss to Fairfield
The Washington Demons freshmen football team, coached by Wally Horn and AlKINzler, opened the season with a 33-0 defeat at home to Fairfield. Horn cited poor pass defense and fumbles as the main factors. A return game with Fairfield is set for October 7 at Fairfield.
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Wally Horn
al Kinzler
Fairfield
Horn
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