YMCA Wrestling Classes Open at Marion Branch
YMCA wrestling for grade school boys starts at Marion branch this Saturday with 1 15 p m sessions Saturdays and 4 p m Mondays taught by college and high school students.
07 Dec 1964
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1964
Page
1
YMCA wrestling for grade school boys starts at Marion branch this Saturday with 1 15 p m sessions Saturdays and 4 p m Mondays taught by college and high school students.
Belgrade AP Tito opens Yugoslav communist party congress with 1700 delegates, denounces China for Cold War and non Marxist aims to transfer control of the international workers movement to Beijing. Praises Khrushchev while noting Moscow's corrections and Yugoslavia’s push for closer Soviet cooperation.
Houston AP Buck, new AAU president, urged peace with the NCAA to aid amateur athletics while insisting AAU rules ban open meets without dual sanction. The NCAA threatened a boycott of AAU open meets after January 1 unless a settlement is reached. Buck offered to meet NCAA officials with AAU approval.
Ottumwa Iowa United Press International reports the 1965 state women's golf tournament will run August 16 to 20 at Wakonda Country Club in Des Moines. The IWGA also set junior girls meets for Grinnell June 14 to 18 and elected officers Mrs R R Griffell Eldora president and Mrs Fred Nydle Ottumwa vice president.
The Iowa executive council approved purchasing 128 cars for state departments. Selections include 71 Dodges from Hawk Eye Dodge Des Moines, 30 Chevrolets from Crescent Chevrolet Des Moines, and 27 Fords from George Walker Ford Des Moines. Two door Dodges with automatic transmission cost 1,899 each. four door Dodges with automatic transmission 1,931 each. Chevrolets two door at 1,930. Fords two door at 1,816.
AP reports Thomas Rath, 21, of Dubuque escaped from Dubuque County Jail Sunday night by cutting a bar in his cell. He was held for parole violation.
Gary Ross fired a 654 series sharing 268 in a game with Bill Mann. Marlan Peterson added 650 and Margaret Daker 219 in a Tropic Friday Upstarts set. Other notable totals include Ray Kessell 632 and John Yerrington 250 in Legion Major and Tropic leagues.
Prairie eighth graders defeated Linn-Mar 26-13 led by Rick Dusil with 12 points. In the seventh grade, Linn-Mar edged Prairie 28-26 as Brainard scored 16 for Linn-Mar.
Mel Stottlemyre, the right-hander who helped the Yankees to a pennant, led the National and International League earned run averages with a 1.42 ERA in 30 games before his August call to New York. Bruce Brubaker of the Syracuse Chiefs was second at 2.63.
Walter Kuhlman of Davenport posted a 1076 five game series to top the Christmas bowling tourney in Muscatine Sunday. Jack Williams of Mason City was second with 1042 as the event runs two more weeks and the winner earns 1000 dollars. Other notable scores include McBride Des Moines 1038 and Pagonii Springfield 1004.
Dubuque placed third while Grinnell tied Millikan for seventh at the Knox invitational wrestling meet in Galesburg Illinois on Saturday. Wheaton won the event with 66 points.
Port Huron toppled the Des Moines Oak Leafs 7-1 Sunday night to notch their second straight International Hockey League defeat. The win boosted Port Huron’s momentum as they overwhelmed the visitors with a decisive offensive showing.
Waterloo. Bill Master and John Rendall each scored twice and sparked St Paul to a 7-3 win over Waterloo in a U S Hockey League game Sunday night.
An ad seeks an attractive, neat waitress for day or night shifts at Tony's Charcoal Steakhouse with good working conditions and in-person applications. Separate notice seeks an energetic salesman as a field representative for a long established school, with furnished leads, car required, expense account, commission, bonus, and advancement potential, reply to Mr. Picha, Box R 342, Gazette.
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