Washington Demons crush Mt. Pleasant 48 to 6 in league play
Washington Demons overwhelmed Mt. Pleasant Panthers 48 to 6 in a Southeast Six Conference clash. Terry Miller returned a punt for 90-plus yards, two key pass interceptions helped stifle the Panthers, and Washington generated seven offensive scores to stay atop the standings at 2 and 0.
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Washington Demons crush Mt Pleasant 48 to 6
Washington Dominate Mt Pleasant 48 to 6 as Demons surge after halftime with three turnovers and key scores. Scoring drives include Ron Schooley 19 yard run and Bruce Paul reception, big rushing totals for Washington and Panthers unable to answer after third quarter surge.
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Ten Years Ago Today Mrs McCreedy Visited Here
Ten years ago today Mrs Phil McCreedy finished a visit with her husband’s parents Dr and Mrs M L McCreedy and returned to Vermillion South Dakota. Phil is a student at the University of South Dakota.
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Southeast Six Mustangs end 19 game skid with 7 to 0 win
Davis County Mustangs halted a 19 game Southeast Six Conference losing streak by beating Centerville 7 to 0 on a late score. Washington defeated Mt. Pleasant 48 to 6 Fairfield beat Fort Madison 25 to 7. Oskaloosa tied Iowa City West 7 to 7 outside league play.
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Major Leagues Today's Probable Pitchers Card
Major League matchups and probable pitchers listed by teams each at 2:15 p.m. and 8:05 p.m. with a Sunday slate including Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta Houston St Louis plus Friday results from Wash Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Boston Oakland Minnesota Chicago NY and California with remaining scheduled games indicated.
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Waco Warriors blank Harmony 38 to 0 in Friday win
Waco Warriors defeated Harmony 38 to 0 as Randy Roth led with passing and Glen Fletcher, Ken Roth and Jim Widmer contributed. The defense caused seven interceptions while Waco surged for 236 rushing yards and 228 passing yards. Next Friday they travel to Warsaw, Illinois.
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Sports Calendar for Early October
October 1 eighth grade at Muscatine West 4 30. October 3 ninth grade vs Fairfield here 4 30. October 4 varsity vs Fairfield here 7 30 p m Homecoming. October 5 sophomores vs Iowa City West here 7 p m.
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Gibson hurls 13th shutout as Cards edge Astros 1 0
Bob Gibson pitched his 13th shutout of the season lowering his NL ERA to 1.12 the lowest in league history. The St Louis Cardinals beat the Houston Astros 1-0 as Gibson eyed the World Series and prepared to start against Denny McLain in St Louis. In NL action Los Angeles beat Atlanta Chicago down Pittsburgh Philadelphia beat New York in 11 innings San Francisco outlasted Cincinnati in 15. In the AL Washington edged Detroit Cleveland shut out Baltimore Boston crushed New York Oakland defeated Minnesota and Chicago beat California.
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Illinois duo wins Iowa bridge meet
Illinois players led by Gerald Caravelli of Des Plaines and Milt Rosenberg of Chicago captured the masters pairs title at the Iowa Regional Contract Bridge Tournament in Des Moines. Top Iowa finishers included Royce McCray and Keith Hanson in men’s pairs, Barbara Creagan and Mabel Long in women’s, Bill Campbell and John Tidball in open, and Eloise Martzahn of Bettendorf earning Life Master honors.
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Women bowlers to meet next Tuesday
The Washington-Columbus Junction Women's Bowling Association will meet Tuesday, October 1, at 7:45 p.m. at the Fairgrounds in Washington. All league secretaries and team captains are urged to attend. The new rule regarding the legal lineup for a team will be explained. City tournament rules will also be read and dates chosen for the city tournament.
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Rusk to deliver policy speech at U N General Assembly
Secretary of State Dean Rusk will deliver the U S policy statement to the upcoming United Nations General Assembly breaking his seven year custom. He departs for New York Sunday for his annual UN visit through Oct 9 with behind the scenes talks.
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Highland Huskies Win Third Straight in 26 19 League Victory
Highland Huskies improved to a perfect 1968 grid record with a 26 to 19 win over L and M on Highland field. Greg Hafner scored early for L and M, but Highland replies featured Tim Krantz scoring a late first-half TD and Bill Watkinson kicking crucial extra points. Rotter and Krantz led Highland on key drives. L and M tied late before Krantz iced it with a final one-yard score. Highland totaled 306 yards to L and M's 268. next at Danville.
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