Dodgers gain edge as Bunning wins to boost pennant bid
Dodgers magic number drops to four after Jim Bunning’s 19th win helps Philadelphia edge the Pirates 5 4. Bunning, in a bullpen relief turn, limits Pittsburgh, while Los Angeles also beat St. Louis 6 3. Juan Marichal earns his 24th win as San Francisco expands its pennant drive. Other AL results include McLain’s 20th victory for Detroit and varied scores across Boston, Washington, and Los Angeles. The day ends with 485 fans in DC.
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Washington business leader attends Denver resources conference
Ten years ago today Charles C. Hotle of Washington was among three local businessmen and officers in the US Army Reserve at a National Resources conference in Denver. Hotle, a major in the reserve, runs a Washington feed and grain business.
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Finale rainout ends Mississippi Valley stock car season
Inclement weather canceled Sundays race in the Mississippi Valley circuit and no makeup was scheduled. Final standings at Columbus Junction show Mel Morris leading driver points with 270 and Car 32 owning the top car points, while an awards banquet is planned for October 22 at West Point.
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Hawkeyes prep for Badgers in Big Ten opener
Iowa City. The University of Iowa practiced two hours to prep for the Big Ten opener against Wisconsin. The third string and freshman squads worked on Wisconsin patterns against Iowa’s first string defense. Gary Larson, who injured his right thumb, will be replaced by Larry Bream for two weeks.
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Michigan State Leads UPI Poll in Bowling Rankings
Michigan State tops the UPI major college bowling poll with key team standings and high scores. Essex and State Bank post top team series while individual leaders include D Walby with 539 and P McGill with 532 in recent performances.
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French minister attacks dollar role in world finance
Washington dispatch notes French Finance Minister Michael Debre argues the United States relies on the dollar over gold, challenging de Gaulle era policy. He restates France’s gold cornerstone stance and warns that paper gold could fuel worldwide inflation while ruling out new reserve machinery. Debre says France will still cooperate on international monetary issues.
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De Mons Booster Club Named At Washington
Washington's new athletic booster club will be known as The De Mon s Dorothy Stalder who submitted the name will receive two season basketball tickets as a reward for her entry. The name was chosen Monday night by club members at the fairgrounds while viewing film of the Washington Mt Pleasant game. Memberships total 146 with books yet to be turned in to treasurer Larry Duncan. It is hoped memberships pass 200 before October 15 charter deadline. Booster dues are $3 and may be bought from any member. Meetings are weekly on Mondays during football season and may be less frequent later.
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Football fore casting contest blanks available
Journal readers may obtain entry blanks from merchants advertising on the football page in Monday's Evening Journal. Blanks dated 1966 are not valid. Weekly prizes total seven dollars for first place, three dollars for second, and two dollars for third.
Panthers dominate stat sheet in Mt. Pleasant game
Mt. Pleasant routed Washington Demons 349 to 172 in total yards, 301 rushing to 126, while the Demons passed for 46 yards. John Miller led Demon ground work with eight carries, and Panthers quarterbacking produced limited success with three completions on nine attempts. John Kleese and Duane Miller tied for tackles with 16 each.
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Baseball scores and upcoming starters in Monday Tuesday notes
Monday results list Boston beating Washington 5 0 and 3 2 in two games with Detroit 2 California 1. Night schedule shows Detroit at CaliforniaLolich versus Rubio 111 p.m. Cleveland at Minnesota McDowell against Perry Israel 2:30 p.m. Boston at Chicago Stange and Osinski facing Harlen and John 7 p.m. New York at Washington Bahnsen against Richert 8:05 p.m. Kansas City at Baltimore Krausse against McNally 8 p.m. follow-up night games Detroit at California New York at Washington Kansas City at Baltimore.
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