Bluffs Team Wins Mens Pin Crown in Bowling Meet
Council Bluffs based Bluffs team Short Horns of Riceville bowled a 2 853 series to take first in the state men’s bowling tournament. Fuchs Machinery of Council Bluffs was the open team champion with 3 146, while American Termite Control of Des Moines placed third in open teams and Ed Albers of Belmond won the all events with 1 908. Tom Carpentier of Davenport won the singles with 702.
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Council Bluffs
Short Horns
Riceville
Des Moines
Chuck Bates
Fuchs Machinery
Hi Luchty
Wayne Jacobs
Waterloo
Tom Carpentier
Davenport
Ed Albers
Belmond
Sioux City
Cadillac
Shafer
Fort Dodge
Gowrie
Fortune Labs
Ankeny
Henry’s Furniture
Greenfield
Hi Lichty
Tomidale
D. Bickle
Davenpower
Rod Collins
Mel Williams
Marshalltown
Coesteure
Glen LeGrand
Jim Goergen
Bill French
Mason City
Lindley Hart
Muscatine
Spike Weber
Dubwave
Henry Bast
Cedar
Red Wings Meet Toronto For Stanley Cup Title
The Detroit Red Wings, after a 7 4 semifinal win over Chicago, advance to face the Toronto Maple Leafs in the best of seven Stanley Cup final. The Leafs won the regular season crown and will host game one in Toronto.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Red Wings
Wings
Bobby Hull
Chicago Black Hawks
Toronto Maple Leafs
Toronto
Mercury City Dominates Bowling Night Leads in 1089 Game
Mercury City topped the Legion Major with a 1089 team game and 3089 team series led by Warren Larson. Jim Hiatt posted 296 in MEN'S GAME while Gordon Molliman claimed a 683 series. Carole Zingula led WOMEN'S with 575 in May City Ladies Classic, and Coonrod Wreckers had an 858 in a separate league.
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Ercury City
Jim Hiatt
Warren Larson
Ralph Reed
John Wall
Mercury City
Dave Berlovich
Gordon Mollman
Tillie Staub
Phyllis Meyer
Carole Zingula
Carole
Coonrod Wreckers
Dale Beitz
Merle Starr
Collins
Gordon Moliman
Jim_ Hiatt
Marty Yureka
Ralph_ Briles
Bob van Auken
Earl Frey
Virgil Tharp
Gary Johnson
Roy Laub
Dennis Blondin
Chuck Panek
Bob Dew
Drew's Sporting Goods
D&e Storz Beer
Drew’s Sporting Goods
UPWA
Lucky Six
Drewry’s Beer
Marty
Betty Berg
Karen Diask
Margaret White
Joan
WN & Country
Collins Keelers
R. Wilbur
M Behel
Model Shop
Dean Jackson
Jo Steck
Playboys
Collins Nite Owls
Ed Koza
Carl Morning
Phantoms
Collins Nite Hawks
Larry Witherall
Pat McDowell
Spot Welders
Gloria Sweeting
Ose Duffey
Earl Birds
MAY City Eaglettes
Jean Koranda
Helen Meisha
Novak
Stusak’s
Pink Elephant
Hy-Vee
Bob’s Skelly
LeGrand Jones
Paen Russman
Jim Loftsgard
Frank Main
Shirley Willett
Jo Nosek
Kildare Kids
Defenders
koff-Maytag
Rush Const
Shorewood
Mariona-Okay
Stam
Carr Quits Notre Dame High School Coaching
Notre Dame High School in Burlington sees Bill Carr resign as head basketball and baseball coach to pursue private business. Carr will finish coaching and teaching through the current school year.
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Burlington
Bill Carr
Notre Dame High School
Carr
Babcock Named Coe Grid Aide And Coach
Carl Babcock will be a full time Coe athletic staff member next year taking over as backfield coach for fall football. He retains the track post and will coach freshman basketball and direct intramurals. He is a Hendrix College 1961 graduate with an Iowa MA.
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Carl Babcock
Coe
Glenn Drahn
Babcock
University of Iowa
Drahn
Don Brusha
Kohawk
Hendrix College
Conway
Ark
Iowa
Harkness Leads West All Stars to Shrine Game Victory
In Kansas City Jerry Harkness of Loyola Chicago, in a rare substitute role, sparked the West All Stars with sharp passes and relentless defense to an 82-79 win over the East. He was named Most Valuable Player.
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Kansas City
Alliamerica
Jerry Harkness
Chicago
Loyola
Harkness
Newton's Mackerman Wins Keystone Trap Shoot
Belle Plaine Newton marksman Don Mackerman wins the Keystone Gun Club trap shoot with 142 of 150, besting 35 competitors. Tie for handicap and doubles division include Bob Martin, Cedar Rapids, and Willard Hall, Center Point, while Hall holds 135 in high over all behind Mackerman.
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Belle Plaine
Don Mackerman
Newton
Keystone
Bob Martin
Cedar Rapids
Mackerman
Y. Willard Hall
Center Point
Syvener Duhachek
Hall
Signings and spring training notes from the Grapefruit circuit
The writer reports on unsigned players signed for under eight thousand dollars and notes 11 drafted from their system. The Cardinals beat the Twins 12 to 3 in St. Petersburg and a foul ball landed in the press box. A Montgomery restaurant manager voices doubt about the Wally Butts Bear Bryant affair.
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Dutch Schlesselmans
Cou Falls
Tampa
Minnesota Twins
St. Petersburg
al Langfield
Cardinals
Twins
Sam Melee
Florida
Alabama
Georgia
Wally Butts
Bear Bryant
Montgomery
Langhorne Sprint Car Driver Dies In Dirt Oval Crash
Bobby Marvin, 24, of Columbus Ohio, was killed at Langhorne Speedway when his sprint car flipped after clipping the outside guard rail during the second 50 mile race. It was the season’s first USAC fatality and the track’s first dirt oval death since July.
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Langhorne, Pa
Langhorne Speedway
Langhorne
Hugh Randall
Bobby Marvin
Columbus
Ohio
Midwest
Vacation at White Fish Chain of Lakes Minnesota
Advertisement promotes Whitefish Lake area resorts in Pequot Lakes Minnesota. Claims fun beaches safe sand fishing playgrounds and American plan housekeeping. Invites readers to write for complete information.
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Minnesota
Whitefish Chain OF Lakes
Whitefish Lake
Pequot Lakes
Minn
Washington High Winter Sports Banquet Tickets Available
Reservations remain open for the Washington High athletic club winter banquet to honor letterwinners in basketball cross country wrestling swimming and cheerleaders. Sharm Scheuerman University of Iowa basketball coach will speak at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the school. Co chairmen Elmer Brinkmann and Mrs. VanCura and Mrs. Harvey Hop handle reservations and decorations. Tickets cost 2 for adults 1 25 for children and can be made by phone EM 3 2885.
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Washington High School Athletic Club
Elmer Brinkmann
Sharm Scheuerman
University of Iowa
Robert VanCura
Harvey Hop
Masters finish tightens with Snead late surge
Sam Snead led with back-to-back birdies on 14 and 15 to surge to the front then finished tied for third with Julius Boros at 288, two strokes behind the winner. Gary Player started strong but faltered on the 16th, while Arnold Palmer misses a grand slam bid as he ends tied for ninth at 291.
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Julius Boros
Sam
Snead
Nicklaus
Gary Player
Palmer
Sandahl helps Fort Dodge stand in class B bowling event
Phyllis Tice of Grinnell posted a 242 game and 605 doubles to reach class B all events second behind Markett with 1563 total. Bernice Downing of Creston rose to fifth in class B singles with a 583 series and top game of 247.
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Sandahl
Fort Dodge
Phyllis Tice
Grinnell
Markett
Bernice Downing
Creston
Ortiz Stops Vaillant For Lightweight Title
In San Juan Puerto Rico Carlos Ortiz 13442 New York stopped Doug Vaillant 134 Miami 13 Ortiz retained the world lightweight title. A Boston bout saw Joe Denucci 163 Newton Mass outpoint Joep Giambra 161 Hollywood Calif 10 Manila match ended with Plynoi T R O 1222 Thailand and Little Cesar 124 Philippines 3.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Doug Vaillant
Miami
Ortiz
Boston
Joe Denucci
Newton
Mass
Joep Giambra
Hollywood
Calif
Manila
Plynoi T.R.O
Thailand
Qqeopes
Little Cezar
Philippines
Dike High Names Norm Rutz as Head Football Coach
Norm Rutz, longtime Dike grid assistant and SCI graduate, is elevated to head football coach replacing Hubert Kopriva who will remain head basketball coach. Rutz has served the program for two seasons.
Glandular Inflammation Treatment Promises Relief for Men
A historical notice claims glandular inflammation as a constitutional disease causing various troubles in men over forty. It warns against temporary relief and notes many men from 1,000 communities were treated at Excelsior Springs with soothing relief and improved health.
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Excelsior Springs
Iexcelsior Medical Clinic
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Fern Markert
Marion
Betty Ann Stockton
Fern
Don Walton
John Wail
George Fitzsimmons
Charles Krueger
Jack Kohl
Jim Driscoll
Am Loftsgard
Ron Holliday
Virgil Are
Charlies Krueger
Bob Stastny
Sportsman Lounge
Wilson & Co
Laurel
Shirley Gegner
Wms. Blvd
Tastee Freez
Babe Barnett
Paul Sperry
Wall Lath
Kaye’s
Joe & Cliff
1St Ave
HFC
Coporaision of
Seventh St
3Rd Ave
S.E
Higley
Empire
Goodfyear Service Store
2Nd Ave
Coe Grid
Wayne Phillips
Marv Levy
U. of California
Red Peppers
Marvin
H.P
Third Ave
Dike
Excelsior Medical Clinic
Triple
Omearian
Firestone
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