Clarion firm buys 200000 golf balls for reprocessing
Four Clarion men Ben Stone Bob Stone Clark Holthaus and Virgil Brady run the Clarion Golf Ball Co Inc after buying nearly 200000 golf balls in a month. By year end they aim to reprocess and sell over three million balls with divers providing 60000 balls at 13 cents each.
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Clarion
Ben and
Bob Stone
Clark Holthaus
Virgil Brady
Clarion Golf Ball Co., Inc
Akron
Ohio
Americans Take Davis Cup Lead With Doubles Win
Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston edged Roy Emerson and Neale Fraser in four sets at Memorial Drive Stadium Adelaide. The victory puts the United States within one win of regaining the Davis Cup as they seek clinching singles on Saturday. Fraser and Emerson had not lost a Davis Cup doubles match before this defeat.
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Australia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
McKinley
San Antonio
Tex
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Fraser
Emerson
America
Memorial Drive Stadium
Exira Ranked 14th In State Girls Poll
Exira is ranked 14th in the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union poll. South Page College Springs No 9 and Lewis Central No 10, with Clearfield at 13 and Valley West Des Moines first. Wellsburg third, South Hamilton fourth, Southeast Warren fifth, West Liberty sixth, Mediapolis seventh, Newell Providence eighth. Extra meets Dexfield in Vil lisca invitational semifinals tonight at 8:30. Kerr is noted as the only New York Ranger to win the Vezina Trophy in 1939-40.
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South Page
College Springs
Lewis Central
Clearfield
Valley of West Des Moines
West Monoma
Onawa
Wellsburg
South Hamilton
Jewell
Southeast Warren
Liberty Center
Fth- West Liberty
Mediapolis
Newell-Providence
Extra
Dexfield
Villisca
Bowl games mix college stars with weather scare
Quarterbacks headline four New Year bowl previews as North Carolina and Air Force clash in the Gator Bowl in Jacksonville. Terry Isaacson and Larry Rakestraw lead with Liske and DiGravio in others, while Buffalo prepares for a frozen field playoff with straw and crystals massaging War Memorial Stadium in Buffalo.
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Air Force
Jacksonville
Fila
San Francisco
Montgomery
Coast Guard
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Orlando
Fla
Terry Isaacson
Don Trull
Larry Rakestraw
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Isaacson
Falcons
Junio Edge
Bob Lacey
Ken Willard
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Buffalo
N.Y
War Memorial Stadium
Boston
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Lou Saban
Lineup Change for Cyclones in Big Eight Tourney
Iowa State coach Glen Anderson will swap Tim Lowe for Bob Ziegler in the starting backcourt for Friday’s Big Eight tournament game against favored Oklahoma State. Lowe, a Marshalltown senior, teams with sophomore Al Hoch as Iowa State is listed as the underdog.
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Glen Anderson
Cyclones
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Frida
Tim Lowe
Marshalltown
Bob Ziegler
al Hoch
Florida prep wins color Kentucky Derby legends
Seven of the last eight Kentucky Derby champions ran prep races at Hialeah Florida. The list includes Chateaugay Decidedly Carry Back Venetian Way Tim Tam Iron Liege and Needles.
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Big Ten Wins Highlight Holiday Tournament Days
The Associated Press reports three Big Ten teams Illinois Minnesota and Michigan won opening round holiday tournament games in New York Los Angeles and Portland. Iowa lost 61 to 56 to Colorado State in the Far West Classic as Illinois rallied to beat West Virginia 92 to 86 Michigan beat New York University 83 to 74 and Minnesota beat Cornell 89 to 77 after a five point halftime lead.
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West Virginia
Michigan
New York University
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Cornell
Kaline tops Tigers with 1964 contract worth 35069
Al Kaline, star outfielder, signs his 1964 deal in a photo doorway. Kaline reports his salary at 35069 dollars, one of the highest in Tigers history.
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Hawkeyes fall to Colorado State in Far West Classic
Portland AP report Iowa drops season mark to 4-2 after a 61-56 loss to Colorado State in the Far West Classic. Sonny Bastion led CSU with 23 points, while Dave Roach and Jimmy Rodgers scored 16 and 15 respectively for Iowa. Gary Anderson sealed the win with five late points.
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Jimmy Rodgers
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Green Bay Renews Lombardi Contract In Five Years
Packers officials announced a new five year deal keeping coach Vince Lombardi under contract through January 1969. Rumors linked the Rams 49ers West Point and Notre Dame to Lombardi but no terms were disclosed. Lombardi previously earned about 65000 dollars a year under the old contract.
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Packers
Los Angeles Rams
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NFL
West Point
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Bowling results from Hawk Eye and All Star mixed doubles leagues
In Hawks Eye ladies league Elbow Room beat Pauls and Vogue edged Stangs Motors while Atlantic Up holstering beat Singer two of three. Individual scores include Marge Osman 506 series and 190 game, June Haseland 190, Mary Ellen Formhals 445, Margaret McMurphy 439. All Star mixed doubles saw Highballs over Will Camps, Ben Jetts over Fred Eds, Headlights over Mad Peggs and Schlitz over Ramblers. Jettie Gaines led women with 487 series and 177, Lucille Will 472, Dorothy Murray 43 Mayme Fuhlendorf 169.
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June Halleland
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June Haseland
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Fred Ed
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Ivan Shearman
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Fuhlendorf
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Shearman
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Jettie Gaines
Weomen
Lucille Will
Ben Shearman
Dorothy Murray
Mayme Fuhlendorf
Pat Fast
Bea Shearman
NFL Title Game Starts at Noon in Chicago
The NFL title clash between the New York Giants and the Chicago Bears will kick off at noon CST at Wrigley Field due to lack of lights. Commissioner Pete Rozelle arranged the early start to avoid darkness with time to spare for possible overtime. The Tigers schedule 30 night home games next season.
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Kansas State and Missouri Triumph in Big Eight Tourney
Kansas State and Missouri reached the semifinals with high scoring wins in the Big Eight tournament. Willie Murrell scored 30 as K State beat Nebraska 100-78, while Missouri downed Oklahoma 93-88 led by Ray Bob Carey with 28 and Bob Price with 23. K State meets Missouri in the Saturday semifinal.
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Oklahoma State
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K-State
Willie Murrell
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Oklahoma
Ray Bob Carey
Bob Price
K State
Tex Winter
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Player Raises Season Average to 21.2 Points
The report notes the player increased his season scoring average to 21.2 points per game as part of the latest game recap.
Kimballton Social Page Highlights Visiting Family
Salvanius Petersen and son Dr. Donald Petersen from California visited Alvin Petersen's home. Gary Larsen family from Texas visited Kie Petersen's home. Emanuel Rasmussen and wife flew from Omaha to Santa Barbara to see son Ivan and family. D. D. Randolph attended The Christmas Carol in Sioux Falls where son Don had the lead. Donald Randolph joined family from Sioux Falls for Christmas. Myron Nelson from Minneapolis spent Christmas with his parents. Earl and Meta Christensen visited Ray Forsyths in Maryville. John Jorgensen of Seattle stayed with relatives. Petersen relatives from California visited last week with local kin.
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Laredo
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Omaha
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Sioux Falls
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Ray Forsyths
Maryville
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Seattle
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Merlin Petersen
Gaylan
Eubank
Vernon Petersens
Concord
YMCA Cage Results From Grade School League
Ben Franklin at 21-4 over Dick Bell Insurance while News Telegraph beat Cook & Caslow 20-18. Lantz led winners with 17 points, Wall added nine for NT, Heithoff scored 12 for Cook & Caslow. Howard's beat Lang's Mobil 21-10. Neff's topped Cole's 13-11. Thompson had six for Howard's. Wilken six for Lang's. Larsen led Neff's with five. Kluever had four for Cole's.
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Dick Bell Insurance
YMCA
Lantz
News- Telegraph
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Wall
N-T
Heithoff
Howard's
Lang
Mobil
Neff
Cole
Thompson
Howard
Wilken
Larsen
Pro Cage Games NBA Thursday Results
The NBA posted results with Boston defeating Los Angeles 126 to 110 and Philadelphia topping San Francisco 118 to 112. Baltimore edged Detroit 110 to 108 while New York beat St. Louis 111 to 107.
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Gorgeous George Dies at 48 in Los Angeles
AP reports famed wrestling star Gorgeous George born George Wagner died Thursday following a heart attack on Christmas Day. The flamboyant performer, 48, had legally changed his name to Gorgeous George in 1950 and rose to stardom with his distinctive appearance and persona.
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U S and Cambodia Seek Settlement With Philippines Aid
The United States and neutralist Cambodia agreed to pursue a settlement with help from the Philippines. Initial contacts have been made and are ongoing as Lopez notes. Relations soured after Sihanouk rejected U S aid and ordered U S personnel out.
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United States
Cambodia
Philippines
Salvador P. Lopez
Norodom Sihanouk
U.S
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Viet Nam
Sihanouk
United Ee
Inland tax forms due April fifteenth for Iowans
The Internal Revenue Service reminded Des Moines readers that tax filing for 1963 is due April 15. Mailing of forms began Thursday and should reach about 825000 Iowa taxpayers within a few days.
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Towans
Internal Revenue Service
Iowa
Gordie Drillon Tops Leafs Scoring Crown in 1937 38
Gordie Drillon becomes the Maple Leafs last player to win the NHL scoring title in the 1937 38 season with 26 goals and 26 assists.
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Gordie Drillon
Toronto Maple Leaf
U.S. keeps non recognition stance toward Red China
Nationalist China reports State Department assured Washington will not change its policy of not recognizing Red China. The reassurance came to Ambassador Tsingfu F. Tsiang after comments by U.S. Assistant Secretary Roger Hilsman in San Francisco on December 13, stressing an open door policy with firmness toward Peking.
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Formosa
China
U.S. State Department
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Foreign Office
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Tsingfu F. Tsiang
Washington
U.S
John Morrell reports record sales and higher income
Chicago meat packer John Morrell & Co. announced a fiscal year net income of 2,453,778 dollars or 2.05 dollars a share for the year ending Oct. 26, up from 2,308,061 dollars and 1.93 a share the previous year. Sales reached a record 613,393,521 dollars, surpassing 571,187,008 dollars in 1962.
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John Morrell & Co
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