Iowa ranked 4th in Big Ten five-year standings
Iowa climbs to fourth in a five-year Big Ten ranking compiled by the Iowa Sports Information Service. Michigan State leads, followed by Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, and Indiana based on a point system from 1957-58 to 1961-62. Hawkeyes captured several team titles across football, wrestling, tennis, and other sports during the period.
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New Orleans submits $25,000 AFL franchise deposit
New Orleans businessman David Dixon filed a formal AFL franchise application and mailed a $25,000 good faith deposit to AFL offices in Dallas after signaling the bid to Commissioner Joe Foss. Dixon is the sole disclosed backer, while league chatter tied cities like New Orleans, Atlanta, Washington, and Cincinnati to potential expansion.
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Dixon
AFL
Dallas
Joe Foss
Harry Wisrner
New York Titans
Atlanta
Washington
Cincinnati
Casey's Boy Rod Kanehl Endears Mets Manager Stengel
Rod Kanehl, after nine tough minor league seasons, wins praise from New York Mets manager Casey Stengel who says he may not be a star but he works hard and could become a solid utility infielder. Stengel calls Kanehl the apple of his eye.
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Rod Kanchi
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Casey
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Rangers Lose Coach and Top Defenseman Harvey Quits
New York Rangers face a leadership gap after Doug Harvey resigns as player coach at the NHL summer meeting. Harvey, citing family concerns, leaves the club without a coach and removes the league's top defenseman from his role after guiding the team to the playoffs for the first time in three years.
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Montreal
New York Rangers
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Montreal Canadiens
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New York
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VanderHayden Freese To Play In Red Sox Tilt
Muscatine Red Sox manager George Long said Jim Freese and Larry VanderHayden will start against the Bedlen dol Merchants at 8 p.m. Wednesday at Tom Bruner Field. Freese is a Muscatine high school standout and former Iowa catcher. VanderHayden is a former Iowa State football and baseball standout and will play shortstop. Dick Petersen or Butch McCleary to pitch. Fans attending receive a reduced-rate ticket for the King and His Court event on June 14. Ta die Fl imner leads the traveling squad of three teammates.
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Jim Freese
Larry VanderHayden
Muscaline Red Sox
Bedlendol Merchants
Tom Bruner
Freese
Toomer
Women Golfers Move to Austin Open Champions Named
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg and Kathy Cornelius of Lentisdale declared champions of the Babe Zaharias Open with 36 hole scores of 146 after rain. The $7,500 event moves to Austin with 29 pros in the Austin Invitational Open starting Thursday. Rawls is the sentimental favorite and also shares the top prize alongside Cornelius, while Sandra Mayne Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson tie for third at 150 and split $622 each.
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Seattle
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San Antonio
Pre-Season Card Of 36 Games For 14 NFL Outfits
New York announces a 36 game preseason schedule for 14 NFL teams starting with the annual College All-Star game in Chicago on August 3. Each team plays five preseason games, Green Bay has six, and the schedule runs through September 9 across 18 states and the District of Columbia with 19 games in league cities and 17 in non league cities.
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Keane Says Cardinjals Struggling Under Pressure
St Louis Cardinals manager Johnny Keane says the team is in a paralyzing slump as players push too hard. After a seven game road trip the Redbirds lost all seven, falling to 24 24 and sliding from second to fifth in the NL. General Manager Bing Devine noted no deals are planned before the trading deadline in 10 days.
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No-Hitter and Three Homers Lift Burlington Bees
Right-hander Pedro Tio pitched seven innings of two-hit ball as Burlington crushed Quad City 13-0 in the Midwest League opener. Art Blunt belted three homers and drove in seven, delivering decisive support. Burlington is affiliated with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Baseball Scores Across Leagues Reported by AP
In International League Syracuse defeated Toronto 6 to 5 while Rochester beat Buffalo 7 to 6. Columbus edged Atlanta 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Jacksonville prevailed 2 to 1 over Richmond. In American Association Oklahoma City topped Indianapolis 5 to 2. In the Pacific Coast League Omaha played Louisville and Tacoma beat Portland 9 to 8 while San Diego edged Hawaii 2 to 0.
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Auanta
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Richmond
Oklahoma City
Indiianopils
Omaha
Louisville
Pacific Goant Lengas
Tacoma
Portland
San Diego
Havwaii
Bowling Standings at Flamor Lanes Co League
Indoor league standings show Drewry's No 1 leading with high team series 2063 and 2087 from Drewry's No 3 and No 4. Individual high scores include Velma Hill 282 Dorie Westbrook 161 Marian Becker 178 Beulah Varnay 430 Marian Becker 480 Gayle Gest 467.
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Dorie Westbrook
Marian Becker
Beulah Varnay
Gayle Gest
Pearl Janes Construction League Standings Review
In the Pearl Janes Construction League standings the Brossart team leads with strong contributions from C F Braun who posted a 3000 in a high team game and 2803 in the high series alongside partner Liecas. Muscatine Electric placed second with a team total near 2799, while individual top scorers included Silberhorn and McDonald.
Deeds Recorded in Muscatine Transfers
Multiple property deeds recorded in Muscatine involve Mae Compton Ruth Comp to John Ho and Jean Kerr title to part of Lot 17 in Sec 12 784 Clara Krell and Fred Kreft to City of Muscatine Lot 12 and part of Lot 13 Eighth Street addition Earl L and June L Keiser plus William A and Geraldine T McMahan in Seg 3277 1 Margaret Kaaberg to Raymond Hazel lots 1 and 2 Dock 7 Nichols Raymond C and Mary J Paller to Frank E and Leona Clark part of Lot 8 Block 98 Muscatine Edward D and Irena J Ahl to City of Muscatine part of Lot 44 W H Hoopes addition Everett and Bessie M Kingsbury to Clifford Wayne Seiler Jr and Patricia Seiler Lot 41 Second Section Blasing Gross Klaus addition Clifford Wayne Seiler Jr and Patricia Seiler to Adamo Barbre and Gloria Barbre Lot 41 Second Section Blasing Gross Klaus addition William A and Physils Fern Peck to James F and LaDonna M Corder Interest 3 in subdivision part of Block 51 Park Place addition to Muscatine Arlene G Stanton and RL Stanton to Marvin and Shirley Hunter Lot 2 Block 34 Ah Smakey’s addition to Muscatine.
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Fred Charles Krefi
City of
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City of Muscatine
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Everett
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Cliford
Wayne Seiler, Jr
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Blaesing-Grossklaus
Marvin
Shirley Jean Hunter
Jet 2
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Packers Loaded but They Want Another Running Back
Packers coach-general manager Vince Lombardi said the team needs another running back. He noted Earl Gros could fill the role, with Hornung unavailable due to hospital care and Army commitments, while planning to rotate backs and pursue added depth at several positions.
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Pitts
Chicago
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Alex Webster
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Adderley
Rookins
Letts Alumni Dinner Planned for June 9
The 1962 graduates of Louisa Muscatine Community school are invited to a Letts school alumni dinner on Saturday June 9 at 6 30 p m at the Letts building. Invitees need not bring food or money unless attending with dishes or fifty cents. or without food the cost is 2 25. Rolls butter and coffee provided. Attendees should bring their own table service.
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L Worsham Sees Broken Putters at Oakmont Open
L Worsham, host pro at Oakmont, details preparations for the U S Open June 14-16. He notes course changes, faster greens, and tougher holes, hoping ticket sales hit 200000 and that players adjust to firmer conditions and broken putters.
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Lew Worsham
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Birmingham
Mich
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Harry Cooper
Sam Parks
Ben Hogan
Oak ‘Mont
Gene»Sarazen
Sam Snead
S. Davidson Heron
Bob Jones
Jones
Watts Gunn
Jerome Travers
Suclid
Cleveland
Garden City
Willie Turnesa
Patrick Abbott
Eighth Grade Graduates At Nichols School Class of Lavender
Eighth grade commencement held in Nichols school auditorium honors twenty four graduates. Names listed include Candace Abbott Dennis Albrecht Kathryn Barnhart Terese Bekker Joel Broders Jeff Carter Linda Clevenger Mark Elder Pegry Elder Randall Elder Michael Fridley John Grimm Tom Hazen Linda Kirkpatrick Patrick Lantier Jamie Meyers Carat Felerson Rey Rock Donna Shaw Gaylord Swanson Constance Walker Monte Whitlock Kathaleen Zybarth. Class motto Always Higher. Class flower white rose. Colors lavender and white. Certificates for perfect attendance awarded to Norman Hatcher Billy Philips Kenneth Hammons Vesta Mills Cindy Starkfeet Michael Carter Kerry Baxter Gary Mills Daniel Lanfier Dele Hammons Doug Chown Cindy Porter Terese Bekker John Grimm Linda Kirkpatrick Dennis Lanfier Connie Walker. Honor Roll recipients listed by grade.
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Candace Dea Abbott
Dennis Harold Albrecht
Kathryn
Marie Barnhart
Terese Elizabeth Bekker
Joel Thomas Broders
Jeffrey
Bart Carter
Linda Joan Clevenger
Mark F. Elder
Pegry Jean Elder
Randall R. Elder
Michael Richard -Fridley
John Louis Grimm
Thomas I. Hazen
Linda Kay Kirxpawick
Patrick Dennis Lantier
Jamies Randall Meyers
Carat Louise Felerson
Rey Jene Rock
Donna Kay Shaw
Gaylord Lee Swanson
Constance Sue Walker
Monte Duane Whitlock
Gerald Wayne Wieskamp
Kathaleen Ann Zybarth
Mark Smith
Norman Hatcher
Billy Philips
Kenneth Hammons
Vesta Mills
Cindy Starkfeet
Michael Carter
Kerry Baxter
Gary Mills
Daniel Lanfier
Dele Hammons
Doug Chown
Cindy Porter
Terese Bekker
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Linda Kirkpatrick
Dennis Lanfier
Connie Walker
Mr. Smith
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Alan Westfall
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Cindy Abbott
Sydney Borgstadt
Margaret Brugman
Barbara Elder
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Roger Swanson
Gary Westfall
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Nancy Marine
Nancy Mills
Cindy Forter
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Kay Barnhart
Jeff Carter
Linda Clevenger
Randy Elder
Mike Fridley
Tom Hazen
Jim Meyers
Donna Shaw
Gaylord Swanson
Monte Whitlock
Kathy Zybarth
Visits and family events among Junction residents
Long list of local social notices and travel plans. Karl Weber and family left Junction after visiting relatives, Lynn Weber to graduate from Redlands University and marry in Los Angeles. Other entries note visits to Canton Finley and Toledo Ohio, world events, party birthday honors, PEO convention reports, and hospital/household news in Columbus Junction and surrounding areas.
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Des Moines
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Solberg
Purdue University
James Gorham
Kenneth Houseal
Eva Johnston
Vir
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Mason City
Edna Gentzler
Carpenter
Muscatine General Hospital
Stacy
Carma Norton
University Hospital
Iowa City
Winner Take All Race May Be Set For Lark and Kelso
Del Mar race track president Don Smith announced invitations for a $25 000 winner take all match race between T. V. Lark and Kelso. The proposed 1 1 8 mile event would feature 127 pound weights and an August date, with owners Mrs. Richard C. du Pont and Preston Madden to decide on the proposal.
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