Demons Set for Southeast Six Clash With Mt Pleasant
Washington’s Demons travel to Mt Pleasant for a 7:30 p.m. Friday game in the Southeast Six opener. After a 6-0 loss to Oskaloosa and a scoreless tie with Mid Prairie, coach Harold Stevens and Jim Rossen work to fix a stalled offense and avoid illegal motion penalties. Lineman Steve Talbot is out with a broken ankle. Don Davis may step in at tackle.
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Panthers Hope to Score as Mt. Pleasant Faces Jefferson
Face Mt. Pleasant Friday John Mulcahy or Jerry Deaton. Panthers have lost two games and yet to score a touchdown this season but showed mobility against No. 1 Jefferson of Cedar Rapids last Friday. Key players include Hawkins Ehrhart Trueblood Rains Burke Young Bell Thomson Davison Kerr. Washington Demon lineup changes feature Latta Davis Owen Stalder McClure Ballard Scranton Kos Zeck Weeks and Mulcahy returning from foot injury.
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Creston Sharpshooters Open War on Pigeons
In Creston the city deployed 34 marksmen approved by the police to shoot pigeons. They killed 259 birds and wounded about 100 more from elevated positions to curb a population explosion.
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Dodgers Crush Colts 13-1 to Preserve NL Lead
Dodgers hammer Houston for 17 hits and 13-1 win as Frank Howard drives in five and Maury Wills steals his 100th base. Johnny Podres earns his 15th win while George Brunet gets roughed up. Giants win elsewhere. Mets set modern record with 118th loss.
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Fearless Picks Big Week In College Football Action
The column lists numerous game predictions with Notre Dame over Oklahoma and Oregon State over Iowa as top choices. It includes many contrasts like Michigan over Nebraska and Ohio State over North Carolina, plus comments linking betting odds to notable sports figures and playful one liners.
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Women's Bowling Results Wednesday Duncan and Ainsworth Lead
Duncan 2421 and Ainsworth 2369 lead team series with Duncan posting 2421 and Ainsworth 873 in game. McCleery 2312 and Roe 2208. Ted's 2297. Wilson 2135 Marshall 2131. Individual honors go to Lela Hysell 541 series and 209 game, Monnie Nemmers 506, Mary Knaack 195.
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Farm Bill Reorients Cropland Toward Recreation and Rural Aid
A 1963 Farm Bill sets cropland to outdoor recreation grass and trees to aid distressed rural communities with diversified income. It preserves stopgap 1963 crop programs offering land rental payments and price support bonuses for voluntary wheat and feed grain cuts, while proposing mixed grain supports and Treasury compensatory payments. The plan limits 1964 feed grain production and reduces price support minimums, with corn support potentially dropping to 80 cents per bushel, and fails to secure permanent mandatory control programs. Republicans allege the 1964 cuts press farmers toward accepting future controls to avoid price reductions.
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Women’s Open to Be Held in San Diego
The 1964 U S Women s Open golf championship will be played in San Diego the hometown of three-time winner Mickey Wright.
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Meredith Pushes Through Mississippi University Campus Clash
Federal marshal forces clashed with state authorities at the University of Mississippi as James McShane and guards pressed through a fracas over James Meredith. Governor Barnett and police praised the handling as Meredith and federal marshals headed to Memphis then New Orleans for a news conference.
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Contempt Orders Issued For Mississippi Governor
The Fifth Circuit ordered Barnett to appear Friday to show cause why he should not be cited for contempt for not obeying federal court orders. Johnson faced a similar order to appear Saturday. Six state troopers guarded Barnett's Jackson office door to deter service. A Justice Department spokesman said Barnett had been summoned and copies mailed, sufficient in a civil contempt proceeding.
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