St. John Sets World Bowling Records to Win Invitational
Jim St John of St Louis won the Worlds Invitational Bowling Tournament in Chicago by a record margin. The 33 year old finished with 343.26 average points, beating Johnny Meyer by about 20 points. Meyer earned 3 750 as runner up. Bill Johnson took third with 2 000. In the women’s division, read details unavailable.
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Chicago
Jim St. John
St. Louis
St. John
St. Loui Brawery
Johnny Meyer
Nesconset
N. Fl
Petersen
Meyer
Bill Johnson
Kansas City
Arkansas Ride Is in Line for Tennessee Post
Doyle Dickey, 31, Arkansas assistant coach and former Florida quarterback, emerged as Tennessee’s top choice to replace ousted Jim McDonald as head football coach. McDonald, named last June 20 after Bawden Wyatt’s dismissal, posted a 4-? season start and led UT to late wins over Tulane, Kentucky, and Vanderbilt before a 20-0 loss to Mississippi, ending his tenure.
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Knoxville
Tenn
Doyle Dickey
University of Arkansas
Tennessee
Jim McDonald
Bob Woodruff
McDonald
Bawden Wyatt
Dickey
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Razorbacks
University of Florida
Woodruff
Volunteers
Tulane
Kentucky
Vanderbilt
Mississippi
Dorothy Dutro Nets Wins in Mixed Doubles Night
Dorothy Dutro tops mixed doubles at PlaMor Lanes across two shifts with partners George Kook and John Morrissey. Dutro and Morrissey claim second shift crown as Marion Ladewig, a 49 year old star, secures the overall title amid strong fields and a $4.00 certificate prize. Carter places lower after a long day, while Chapman earns $2,000 for second in the women’s division.
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Dorothy Dutro
PlaMor Lanes
George Kook
Dorothy
Jack Behrens
Russ
Irene McVickees
John Morrissey
George Stych
Ruth Ann Swank
George Kock
Barbara Morrissey
Unclear sports results from scattered items
Fragmentary OCR note cites multiple basketball and boxing mentions across cities. References include Los Angeles 97 to 46 over St Louis, Philadelphia, Detroit, San Francisco at New York, and Panama related names. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
Action Set on New Aid Plan in the Big Ten
The Big Ten opens winter meetings in Chicago to formally adopt a new financial aid limitation plan. A second vote is required to become conference regulation after a prior Oct. 1 approval. The plan caps initial tenders at 70 per member per year with 30 for football, five for basketball, and 35 for other sports, plus 40 waiver petitions.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Alston Signs For Year With Dodgers Again
SAN DIEGO California Walter Alston the dean of active MLB managers signed for his 11th season with the Los Angeles Dodgers today. He intends to keep coaches Leo Durocher Pete Reiser Joe Beeker and Greg Mulleavy. No salary figure was released but a reliable source said about 50000 dollars. The Dodgers under Alston have won four National League pennants and three World Series titles since 1954 with top finishes including two seconds and a fourth and seventh place.
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San Diego
Calif
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dexipers
Alston
Leo Ducocher
Dodger
Dodgers
Durocher
Pete Reiser
Joe Becker
Greg Mulleavy
New Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles Fast
Special report from New York describes Bio-Dyne as a breakthrough that shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery and calms itching and burning. It claims high healing rates and infection prevention, with Preparation H suppositories or ointment offered nationwide.
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New York
N. Y
PlaMor Bowling Standings and High Scores Report
Bowling notes from PlaMor Alley list standings and top performances. Subers and turtle teams lead, with high games by Terry Beckey, Dennis Youre, and Robbie Logel. Team highs include Clinton Street Market 732 and Wildcats 727, with overall series leaders among Fox Den and Proffitt.
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PlaMor
Lucky Strik
Fox
Tigers
Gitson
Wildcats
Hult
Clinton St. Market
Wildats
Igh
Fox den
Robbie Logel
Louise Brockway
Melody Jamas Cath
Debble Loger
Vickie Smith
Sunday NFL Scores and Upcoming Week Matches
Sunday results show Baltimore over Washington 36 to 20 and Cleveland defeating St Louis 24 to 10. Other scores include Los Angeles 21 over San Francisco 17 at Minnesota and Chicago 17, New York 3, Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 20. Saturday shows Green Bay at Los Angeles. Next day games list Cleveland at Detroit Minnesota at Baltimore Philadelphia at St Louis Pittsburgh at Dallas San Francisco at Chicago Washington at New York.
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Associated Press
W. L
Boston
Cinquinati
Philadelphia
New York
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Fran
Baltimore
Detroit
Satanis di Wits
San Francisco
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago
Daiay
Pittsburgh
Green Bay
St. Lewis
Dallas
Eastern
St. Low
Pitsburga
Shevettes
Oak Leafs Sweep Leaders in IHL Double Win
Des Moines Oak Leafs defeated first place Toledo in a Sunday two game set scoring 231 in a rare six minute second period. Terry McGuire and Rich Brown contributed while Gary Mark scored Toledo’s lone goal from center ice. Toledo’s lead narrowed as Des Moines rose to fourth place.
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DES Moines
Des Moines Oak Leafs
International Hockey League
Terry McGuire
Rich Brown
Gary Mark
Toledo
The
Oak Seafs
Cyclones Open Busy Week With Three-Game Slate
Ames battles likely last year’s core with only a few players returning. Town State hosts the Cyclones in their season debut as Glen Anderson’s squad targets early seasoning. The six day schedule includes road games at Minnesota and a Drake showdown in Des Moines.
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Ames
Town State
Cyclones
Glen Anderson
State College of Iowa
Minnesota
Drake
Des Moines
Rockridge and Westmer Suffer Defeats in Nonleague Play
In Muscatine on December 2 1963 Rockridge at Edgington fell 48 36 to Riverdale while Westmer debuted under Coach Steve Crady losing 63 50 to Yorkwood at Little York Westmer led 17 9 after one period and 46 40 after three quarter scoring by Mike Cox and Zimmerman led Riverdale’s win with 13 and 9 points Rockridge got 40 from Mike Massey and 8 7 from Clark Heath Miller Gillespie for Rockridge reserves posted a 42 41 victory facing Union Tuesday night at home.
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Westmer
Dave Carey
Stoltz
McAlea
Green
Huston
Palmer
Union
Tockridge Riverdale
Rockridge
Mike Cox
Zimmerman
Jack Milam
Rockridge Rockets
Mike Massey
Larry Clark
Tom Heath
Dean Miller
Gene Gillespie
Winole
Scouts Hike Capitol Trail Near Iowa City
Readers and Boy Scout Troop 115 from Trinity Episcopal Church hiked the Old Capitol Trail on November 20. They left Turkey Creek camp, traveled 17 miles, and returned to the campsite. Participants included Wayne Gillespie, Paul Biere, Jim Patton, Ron Shields, Jim Newberry, Richard Carver, Elmer Iserholt, Brian Barrell, John Hocking, Darrell Staley, Paul Tillie, and Roy.
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Trinity Episcopal Church
Old Capitol Trail
Lowa City
Turkey Creek Camp
Wayne Gillespie
Paul Biere
Jim Patchatt
Ron Shields
Jim Newberry
Richard Carver
Elmer Iserhott
Brian Barrell
John Hocking
Darrell Staley
Paul Tillie
Roy
Village Names Overlooked In Listing of Local Figures
Tilhe Pete Smith Larry Moore Chris Hawley David Garner Randy Rowe Randy York Lan ey York Steve Law James Walters Sim Stoddard Jett Con nors John Hatfield Mr F Hacky ing Mr J Hawley Mr C York Mr W Wittkoff.
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Bruner
Raushenberger
Dudy Brockway
Linda Colling III
Raushhenberger
Jim Devi
Linda Collins
Lowe & Sons
Ina Mac
Peggy's
Ranger Slaven Ladies High
Bonnie Haz
Larry Rick
Drahans
J. V. Lowe & Sons
Guys & Dolls League
Clover Farm
O. Kegiers Tee
Towana Rest
Mary Beverenrs
Sinclair
Raines Sinclair Tree Ser
Towana
Jowang
High Ind
Bud Truitt
Bruce Sinclair
Ann Truly
Wilma Houser
Wilma Mouser
Sun Payne
Potters Gears
Muscatine Tap
Wetalers Dairy
Pearl City Buil TS Oo Beauty Mart
Baby Jakes
Wailer
Soriest
Harteman
R. Burr
Jit
Curt
Pearl High Telty Builders
Pearl City Uilders
Charcoal Grill
Wack and Jill
We State Farm Tnsurance
Calswell
Afl-Cio
Brewer
Town & Country
South Side Yap
Phillips Bros. Sales
Maeglin Insurance
Layrel Beauty Shop
Don Snyder
Latles High Ind
Charleen Fruid
Heleaa Gorham
Winston Hart
Neil Schubich
Betty Nussbaurt
Charleen Fry
Ag Barker
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Barrington Longtin
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DIAL
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Muscatine High School
Ralph McAlister
Fulton Junior Farmers
Richard Battenhagen
Clifford TeStrake
Sweetland Royal Busters
Andrew Horst
John McClellan
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Larry Rost
Oak Leafs
Reno
Nev
Eddie Macken
Ite
Dave Bailey
State Bank
Clu m
Andrew Ilforst
Jack Rife
Marilyn Friermuth
Cindy Schroeder
I Dare
You
Sue Ehrecke
Richard Noll
Inaak Wallon
Kathleen Jorgenson
Gloria Wirth
Bill Toyne
Keith Barnhart
Ann Wathan
Jor Kennedy
Gary Glenney
Mike Shield
John Hitchcock
Dennis Egel
Bill Toxne
Ron Streger
Tom Streger
Mary McAlister
Bene
Wayne French
Harry Christofferson
Merlyn Frick
Danny Russ
Danny Russ. “Dairy
Keith Schroeder
Sherry McBride
Barbara Harper
Barbara Timm
Dennis Albrecht
Neil
County
Jane Petersen
Cedar Cabsadles
Richard Bartenhager
Muscatine
Capitol Trail
Amaric
Hill's Fair
West Second ST
RUG Machine Rental
Edom
Enon Ea Ee
Uc Cai
Northwestern Bell
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