Fern Markett Leads B Division All-Events in State Bowling
Fern Markett of Marion leads two class B divisions and sits third in another with a 1626 all-events total to hold a 63-pin advantage over Phyllis Tice of Grinnell. She and Betty Stockton lead doubles with 1065 while Markett scores 588 in singles to finish 25 behind the leader. Maxine posts the weekend's sole 600 with a 602.
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Marion
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Grinnell
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Maxine
Local page lists numerous beauty contest entrants by city
A long OCR list shows contestant names and places across class divisions A to E. Entries include Vera Krull Grundy Center and Marie Swale West Union among others, with many others tied to Mason City Des Moines Cedar Rapids and more, reflecting a regional competition lineup.
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Grundy Center
Marie Swale
West Union
Ruby Godfredson
Mason City
Louise Sayre
Ames
Stella Wilcox
Independence
Ruby McKenzie
Waverly
Maxine Sandahi
Fort Dodge
Fern Markert
Marion
Penny Pearson
Davenport
Berniece Downa
Shirley Read
Kathryn Espinosa
Wilma Isham
Jean Melka
Lee Norlin
Eleanor Anderson
Des Moines
Barbara Goldberg
le Borschuk
Sioux City
Ronda Moffatt
Mary Musser
Cedar Rapids
Sandra Frese
Eloise Oehlerich
Shirley Strate
Helen Bahr
Waukon
Betty Berg
Doris Chapman
Colleen Soper
Virginia Svaboda
Bernice Baumhover
Emma _ Parkins
Dubuque
Bonnie Olinger
Jean Larson
Norma Glynn
Grace Reynolds
Edna Arp
Lucille Walters
Carol Olson
Dorene Follenweider
Odebolt
Joy Hingtgen
Barbara Frith
Alice Andersen
Cataldo’s Furniture
Mason City Laundry
Don Carter Grove
Foecking
Texaco
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Perrin Fur Farm
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Ohlerich’s Plumbing
DeWitt
Walker Motors
Ottumwa
Register and Tribune
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Paulson Lumber
Jours City
Fort Madison
Klinger Paint
Steigs Clover Farm
Lake City
Ke Ran Mutual No
Joanne Chapman
Martha Conway
Dorothy_ Durkin
Stevie Ferguson
Lorena Wilcox
Vivian Hagstrom
Council Bluffs
Fern Markett
Phyllis Tice
Grinnell
Betty Buck
Charlotte Shafer
Carolyn Walton
Aeerag Cc
Ardyth Yoder
Eagle Grove
Fonda Brodsack
Oskaloosa
Mae Baker
Karen Wigg
Delores Paulline
Clinton
Betty Rockwell
Dubuave
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Lola Bogue
Lass E
Mary Tate
Delphine Bogue
Marshalltown
Mary Ann Spahn
Helen Schmitt
Stan Musial eyes coaching future as spring training closes
St Louis legend Stan Musial hints at returning to the Cardinals in a coaching role after hanging up his glove. The piece recalls his career averages, recent play, and fans' ovation at Al Lang field while noting ongoing Reds farm operations in Tampa including Phil Seghi's remarks on farm club roster plans.
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Topeka
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Mike Roba
Herschel Freeman
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Regis Club Sets Plan Meeting for Athletics Banquet
The Regis club will meet Tuesday at 6 30 p.m. at the school to plan the forthcoming athletics banquet. The event on April 24 will feature Loyola cage coach George Ireland as guest speaker and is open to all interested in Regis athletics.
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Kosinski Wins Legion Pin Meet at Hanford Legion Lanes
Joe Kosinski captured the Han ford Post No. 5 singles handicap bowling tourney with a 697 series at Legion Lanes on Sunday. Jim Duffy took second with 684 and Jim Castagna earned 680. Henry McCune posted the high scratch game at 266 and John Wall had the top scratch series with 667.
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Hanford Post
Legion Lanes
Jim Duffy
Jim Castagna
Henry McCune
John Wall
Four New Managers Begin Major League Bids
Four new managers and a wave of new players mark the opening of the major league season. Washington and Cincinnati lead with early games, while others follow Tuesday. Key moves include Joe Pepitone at first for the Yankees and new catching staff for Detroit.
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O'Toole
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Bill Skowron
Stan Williams
Gus Triandos
Bill Freehan
Bob Anderson
Nicklaus Wins Masters to Spark Golf's Big One Era
Jack Nicklaus, 23, captures the Masters at Augusta with a final 71 to finish 291 and claim the title by one stroke over Tony Lema and two over Julius Boros and Sam Snead. Don January ties for ninth after a 71. Gary Player ends fifth with 289. Nicklaus, youngest Masters champ, tops PGA money list with 36,715 dollars.
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Augusta
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Julius Boros
Sam Snead
Palmer
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Ing
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Dan Sikes
Tan Leonard
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Tommy Jacobs
George Oer
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Alvie Thompson
Labron Harris, Jr
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William Hyndman
Kelagie
Charles Coeommy Bolt
Masters Records Set as Nicklaus Wins by One Stroke
The 27th Masters in Augusta ends with Jack Nicklaus 286 edging Tony Lema by one. Lema’s final round was haunted by a double bogey seven on the eighth hole in round one, while Sam Snead, nearing 51, played at a level with much younger rivals.
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Seventeen Teams Enter Allied Industrial Golf League
Seventeen teams have registered for the YMCA Allied Industrial league golf competition this summer. AIL golf league president Charles Krueger announced the registration and noted that the entry fee deadline is April 17.
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YMCA
Allied Industrial League
Charles Krueger
AIL Golf League
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