Bowling Standings Show Local League High Scores
The standings list teams Gutter Gobblers Orphans and Rum-Dums with high team games and series. Individual leaders include Bill Hook Sonny Foremark Jim Bucher Hob Lenz Deartel Bates and Jeanette Philips with top scores and series across men and women.
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Lea Hendriks
Bob Lenz
A. M. Thornton
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Norma Beutler
Alize Hazen
Viola Campbell
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Knicks edge Celtics in nip and tuck clash
In a tight finish, New York eked out a 113 to 112 win over Boston. The Associated Press reports a dramatic Thursday result with late shots deciding the outcome as LA visits Cincinnati and St Louis hosts Detroit among Saturday matchups including Philadelphia at San Francisco and Boston at St Louis.
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Bruins Reach 4 53 Victory With Fast Three Goals
In Detroit's Olympia Stadium Boston's Bruins scored three goals in under 88 seconds of the second period to defeat the Red Wings 4 53. Montreal rallied with two third period goals to tie Toronto 22 in the other NHL game.
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Cyclones freshmen top Drake in 463 victory chase
Iowa State freshmen defeated Drake 463 to 0. Royal Duarte led all scorers with 26 points, a former Olympian from Peru, while Drake's Larry Bittner posted 13. The Drake frosh drop to 2 losses.
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Mexican League Sets Crowd Record in 1964 Attendance
Officials announced the Mexican League, with eight teams, broke all prior attendance marks by reaching 2,185,260 admissions in 1964, up from 1,608,762 the previous year with seven teams.
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4 H Baby Beef Weigh-Ins Across Muscatine County
Muscatine County 4 H weigh-in events run Monday through Wednesday after Christmas for 1985. Calves may not exceed 80 pounds for baby beef and 700 pounds for junior feeders. 256 baby beef and 69 junior feeders weighed last year. Locations include Oscar Meyers in Letts West Liberty Wilton Junction and other farms with times from 8:00 to 4:00 and a replacement calf rule after over weight.
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Fertilizer and Chemical Dealers to Hold Meeting
The 17th annual Fertilizer and Ag Chemical Conference co sponsored by AMES Iowa State University runs Jan 19 20 at Des Moines Veterans Auditorium. Iowa State University speakers include R H Shaw L Dumenil Regis Voss J A Stritzel presiding and E R Duncan J J Hanway J T Webb John Pesek in sessions. Topics cover fertilizer research applications corn yields pest control pesticide act and safe handling of organophosphorus insecticides.
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John Pesek
R. J. Sutherland
Town Department of Agriculture
F. E. Hartzler
Emporia State Teachers College
Emporia
Kan
Ag Chemical Conference
U S Grain Exports Rising Amid Growing Global Demand
U S grain exports keep pace with rising world demand as American shipments reach about half of the world total, up from 9.7 percent last year and 38 percent for the 1953-57 average. Japan remains the largest single importer of American grain, with the Netherlands previously a major buyer.
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For Sale Ad Placed in Io Journal Went Ads Dial AM
Classified notice notes a for sale advertisement placed in the Io Journal with contact via phone dialing AM 35 2352. Details on item and price are unreadable in the fragment.
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County Farm Bureau Women Hold Christmas Luncheon
The County Farm Bureau Women honored twenty eight past and new members at a Christmas luncheon. Mrs. Holdorf presided at a short business meeting, noting Montpelier township met its membership goal. Officers were installed, gifts given, and a Christmas prayer closed the gathering.
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Iowa Farm Outlook 1965 Livestock Cash Receipts Forecast
Iowa State University economist Gene Futrell predicts 1965 livestock cash receipts will rise, with hogs and cattle seeing profits and beef demand expanding. The 1964 fall pig crop was down about seven percent from 1963, while spring 1965 crops may also be smaller. prices expected $1 to $1.50 above 1964 levels in early 1965. Sheep and lamb numbers decline again, but prices are expected higher in 1965. Cattle slaughter drives a modest increase in farm inventories for January 1, 1965.
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Iowa State University
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Mal
Washington
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Towa Soybean Growers Form State Association
Towa soybean farmers organize a state group with 200 attendees naming C. Joseph Coleman president. Coleman, 41, operates a 400 acre Webster County farm and was named outstanding young farmer in 1957. Other officers include Dennis Lundsgaard, Howard E. Grow, and Frank Hoxie as vice president secretary and treasurer respectively.
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Towa Soybean Association
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Iowa
American Soybean Association
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Cherokee
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Hudson
Frank Hoxie
Shenandoah
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Arkan
Grand Champion Steer Sent to West Berlin Display
CHICAGO Charger, the 1964 grand champion steer at the International Live Stock Expo, is donated to the Department of Agriculture for display at West Berlin’s annual agricultural fair in February. Janet Perring of LeRoy, DL, raised Charger and will accompany him. the steer was bought by Central National Bank for $17,500 at auction after winning the title on November 30.
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Department of Agriculture
West Berlin
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LeRoy, DL
West Germany
Frank Bauder
Central National Bank
Miss Perring
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