Dodgers edge Reds to seize NL pennant lead in 12th
Lou Johnson delivered a 12th inning homer lifting the Dodgers to a 2-1 win over the Cincinnati Reds and a one game edge over the San Francisco Giants. It halted a tense three hour 59 minute duel and capped the Dodgers 11th straight victory while the Giants lost to St. Louis 9-1. Johnson, long journeyman in 18 minor league cities, found a home with Los Angeles this season after Tommy Davis injury. The Dodgers now hold a one game margin over the Giants with five games left for LA and five for San Francisco. The Giants battle the Cardinals again while the Dodgers face the Reds and Braves.
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Hawkeye starters named by Burns for Wisconsin game
Iowa City Iowa UPI Jerry ODonnell will start at left halfback and Terry Huff at left linebacker for the Hawkeyes against Wisconsin. ODonnell, a Mason City Junior College transfer, has now started two games after replacing Dalton Kimble against Oregon State. Huff, a Davenport sophomore, edged Tom Knutson for the spot in the first team. Burns said practice focused on defense with passing drills and noted the offense mirrors Wisconsin’s pattern. TOKYO UPI A Tokyo firm is making a machine that mothers with large families will appreciate. It makes and wraps 20 sandwiches a minute sealing neatly cut portions.
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Davenport
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results In 1960s Style
United Press International reports American League results with California edging Boston 4-3 and Washington beating Kansas City 6-1. KC swept Wash 8-6 in twilight, Chi defeated Det 4-3 in 11 innings, Detroit beat Chicago 4-3 at night, Cleveland topped New York 6-3 at night, and Baltimore prevailed over Minn 4-2 at night. Wednesday features several night matchups and probable pitchers for Thursday include Minnesota at Baltimore and New York 1 Pittsburgh 0 in 12 innings.
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Washington Eighths Defeat Muscatine 7 to 0 in Opener
Washington eighth graders beat Muscatine 7 0 at Case Field with a four yard run by Terry Miller for the only score, plus a Sojka to Zieglowsky pass for the extra point. Miller also had a 75 yard run nullified by a penalty. Leading rusher Zieglowsky had 75 of Washington’s 175 rushing yards. Washington faces Fairfield next Tuesday with Coach Al Kinzler overseeing a squad aided by assistants Duane Hagensick and Wally Horn.
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Jefferson Paces Iowa Grid Preps Cedar Rapids
Jefferson remains atop the AP style Iowa high school football rating by UPI after a 47-0 win over East Moline Ill. Burlington, Davenport Central, and Boone follow in order with strong showings. The top ten includes Mason City, Sioux City Central, Mount Pleasant, Clinton, Cedar Rapids Aegis, and Indianola, with Dowling and several others in the second tier.
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Mootharts Lead In Bowling Home Town Meet
Results show Mootharts winning with 2832 team points and Mills second. Sherman Eden and Crawfordsville posted strong scores, while individual highlights include Mootharts with high series 597 and game 225 by Moothart, Floyd Murphy 220, and Burlingame 595 in individuals.
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Wisconsin shuffles offensive lineup for Iowa game
Wisconsin reassigned players on Tuesday restructuring the offense for Iowa in Madison. Tom Jankowski moves to left halfback, Gale Bucciarelli starts at fullback, Gary Bander and John Tietz shift to wingback and end, John Roedel returns at left guard, Tom Domres rises to middle guard, and Bob Grossman fills safety for Gary Pinnow after injuries.
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White and Negroes clash over bus at Warren County GA
A mob of about 15 to 20 white men assaulted teen Frank Bates, a 17 year old driving other Negro youths to Warren County High School. Troopers intervened, seizing a pistol from a white man. Earlier, state police blocked planned Negro pupil bus entries at Crawfordville, with white spectators shouting and one altercation involving a Civil Rights worker.
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Funeral for Earl Herr Held in Keota at 80
Funeral services for Earl Herr 80 of rural South English will be Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Keota Federated Church with Rev. Marvin Miller. Masonic services are set for Wednesday 8:30 p.m. at Powell Funeral Home. Herr died Tuesday morning at home of an apparent heart attack. Born February 13 1885 near Kinross he was a retired farmer. Survivors include his wife Ralph a son and five daughters with numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Helen) Mayer
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Beatrice) Huber
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Cleo) Wilhelm
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Marie) Huber
Cost of living shows decline in August by CPI drop
Washington reports the Labor Department indicator fell two tenths of a percent in August to 110 percent of the 1957-59 average, the first decline in a year and the largest monthly drop since December 1962. Declines in fresh vegetables and fruit prices, plus cheaper used cars and gasoline, drove the decrease.
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Inflation gauge shows rise over August 1964 level
A barometer of inflation shows 1.7 percent increase from August 1964. The August figure implies a typical family paid $8 for goods and services in August compared with $10 in the base period 1957-59. Assistant Labor Statistics commissioner Arnold Chase said costs likely rise again in September due to higher fall clothing prices.
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Kashmir fighting drags on despite infiltrator withdrawals
Indian Defense Ministry says fighting continues in the Sind Desert as about 1,000 Pakistani infiltrators withdraw burning bridges and houses. It reports 27 Pakistani rangers killed and 26 captured in clashes near three Rajasthan villages. UN truce chief visits battlefront amid cease-fire strain. Pakistan warns of possible measures over truce violations. In New York, a psychologist cites sleepwalking as common, with most not leaving their bedrooms. most people are token sleepwalkers in a transition between sleep and wakefulness.
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