Cast of players and coaches pictured in team photo
A labeled field photograph shows players, managers, and coaches arranged in front and back rows. Front row includes Darold Snyder Mike Van Wey Dick Werner Paul Brookhart Bill Stephens John Harper Danny Cocklin with Kathy Buster Linda Sewell Deanne Shoultz Judy Cox JoAnn Wilson Kay Gast Glenda Baers Elaine Anger Sharrelle Boulton. Back row lists Greg Buster Joe Plowman Bill Beard Dick Bohling Larry Sewell Jack Larson Dick Crumly Al Bohling and coach Gene Bersch Lonnie Strausa Jerry Dieckman Gary Kemp Bob Chapman Doug Quigley Gary Larson Bill Titus assistant coach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darold Snyder
Mike van Wey
Dick Werner
Paul Brookhart
Bill Stephens
John Harper
Danny Cocklin
Greg Buster
Joe Plowman
Bill Beard
Dick Bohling
Larry Sewell
Jack Larson
Crumly
al Bohling
Gene Bersch
Lonnie Strausa
Jerry Dieckman
Gary Kemp
Bob Chapman
Doug Quigley
Gary Larson
Bill Titus
Journal
Kathy Buster
Linda Sewell
Deanne Shoultz
Judy Cox
JoAnn Wilson
Kay Gast
Glenda Baers
Elaine Anger
Sharrelle Boulton
Dalores Slater
Ainsworth
Friendly Hi
Olin Res
Mac's
Muscaline
West Li
John's
Durant SL
Hahn's Body Shop
Lone Tree
Hig
Columbus
Hahn
West Liberty
Mike Mead
Leonard Schenke
Hini
Leonard
West Liberty Schenkel
West
Ladies” High Ind
Velma Hun
District Tourney
Algh Indy Sering
Velma 7
Mil
Mie
Darlene’ Capshaw
Lawden
Nancy Hull
Delwood
Edgood
Women OF the Moose
Bohling
Mille Peter D. Crumly
Son
Frances Schmelzer
Mary Burn
Chapman
Ike
Mavis Erwin
D. Bohling
Reyder
Mary Bunn
Mary Low
D. Iles
G. Kemp
Plamor Bantams
Apf
Rocke Wa
Bi Tis
Patchert
Brockway
Tom Curtis
Jim” Patchett
Bob Mincher
LMOP
Jim Palshert
Mediapolis
Bob Miedler
Wilton
Enis
Ind
Leigh CW
Durant Bee
Ann Geen
Louise Brock
al Way
Ina
Wapello
Sian
Roberta Vorwerk
Morning Sun
Hayes
Overson Schreura
Patchett
Durant
cmTeure
Seria
Schreurs
Crag’ Schraurs
Wilton John Patchett
Wah
Pate
Gale Arta
Maine
McGill Leads Tourney Play in Local Girls Season Highlight
McGill averaged 29.4 points over the tournament as Grandview and Muscatine girls dominated the season’s basketball action highlighting Louisa Muscatine in regional play.
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Grandview
Louisa- Muscatine
West Liberty ends girls season in district final
The girls coached by Larry McLearn fell to West Liberty in the district finals, finishing at 14-4, matching last season's 14 wins. Carlyne McGill led the team with 677 of 1296 points, averaging 29.4 per game including a 52-point performance against Elwood. The boys, coached by Gene Bersch, ended 12.2 points per game leader Gary Larson with 229 points, and other seniors close behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry McLearn
Tme
West Liberty
Weat Liberty
Mediapolis
Liberty
Pekin
L-M
Carlyne McGill
Elwood
Gene Bersch
Gary Larson
Bill Beard
al Bobling
Direk Crumly
The
Journal
Gentile predicts Calavito top AL home run hitter
Miami, Florida. Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles predicts Detroit's Rocky Colavito will win the American League home run title in 1963. Gentile cites Colavito's power and Detroit's ballpark as factors, noting his past pick of Harmon Killebrew last year when he won.
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Gentile
Calavito
Miami
Fla
Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Detroit
Rocky Cala
Vito
Lemmne-Teller
Harmon Killebrew
Killebrew
Track Omaha Triumphs. Graceland, Morningside Fall
Omaha defeats Graceland 70 25 while Morningside loses to Simpson 21 12 in a day of small college football and swimming results. Wisconsin tops Iowa 59 46 in a dual meet and Oklahoma State edges State College of Town 24 6 in wrestling.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Graceland
Iowa
Morningside
Simpson Town
Wisconsin
Oklahoma State
State Colege of Town
Buena Vista
Central
Upper Lowe
Parsons
William Penns
Simpson
THE
Cornell
Cac
Carleton
Ripon
Knox
Monmouth
St. Olaf
Lawrence
Grinnell
Beloit
Hog Cholera Outbreaks Down In Iowa In 1962
Iowa reports a decline in hog cholera outbreaks in 1962 with voluntary reporting beginning in 1961 and compulsory reporting in 1962. Across Aug 1961 to Dec 1961, 258 infected herds were found under voluntary reporting versus 167 outbreaks under compulsory reporting, signaling improved awareness and herd protection through vaccination and sanitation. Larger producers enhanced controls, while small herds suffered. hog cholera remains a costly swine disease with losses reaching up to 20 million dollars annually in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
M. E. Pomeroy
Iowa State Department of Agriculture
Morning Sun Church Notes March worship and meetings
Morning Sun church notes list services and events across several congregations. Details include Morning Sun Methodist with speaker Gilbert M. Galloway from India on March 3, various Sunday school and worship times, choir and meetings. First United Presbyterian with pastor Edward C. Fish reporting March 3 activities. United Presbyterian Men's meeting. Manning Sin Reformed under James Pennington with Sabbath school and worship times. Sharon Retained Presbyterian with Rev. John C. Edgar noting March 7 prayer meeting and themes.
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A. V. Weigel
Gilbert M. Galloway
India
First United Presbyterian
Edward C. Fish
Don Callahan
United Presbyterian Men’s Meeting
Manning
James Pennington
Joshua
Pennington Teadin
Conver'sion
Sharon
John C. Edgar
Chris.tian Ry
L. M. Bag
Lower Cattle and Hog Prices Seen This Spring
Farm economist J William Uhrig of Iowa State University predicts lower cattle and hog prices as February levels mark the lowest since October. Feeder cattle over 1 050 pounds may cost more to finish than their sale price, with price discrimination possible this spring in a weak market. Hog prices are also expected to fall as production outpaces demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. William Uhrig
Towa State University
Pri
Inc
Uhing
Ubrig
News From Your Representative Highlights Iowa House actions
State Representative David Stanley reports on the House deadline for filing bills, retirement and college expense measures, sales tax exemptions, and a proposed driver license renewal rule. The piece notes committee activity, bill passages, and upcoming public meetings plus visitor list and broadcasts from Muscatine and Wilton venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Stanley
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Public Safety Department
Toj
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Louisa
Louise-Muscatine Girls
Berniece Fry
Kay Gerdts
Rosemary Phillips
Ann Crumly
Jean Hargrafen
Nancy Schomberg
Shirlee Della Penna
Betsy McCormick
Claudio Hines
June Schweitzer
McGill
PlaMor
LM Boys
Sewell
Schomberg
Baars . As
Hargrafen
T O
Buster . A
Shoultz
Erbe
Guard Tou
Aes
SBA
Winfield
Mediapoll
Pearl Lanes
Oregon Trail
River Terminal
Evans Construction
Miller's
Evans Consts Etion
Hans ‘Bros
Lanier Plastering
Falter
Laniier
Miller's High
Lanfier Quality
Keith _Steinhaugh
Bob van Polen
Mel Werred
Hubert Mathes
Mel Bergen
Keith
Town & Country
Ee Potier
Massey
Meadow Gold
Mark & Sona Ins
Jewrys Bees Crow's Radio
Naber
Carl Western
Sob “McElroy
Carl Westerman
High Ind
Raime
Margarat Westerman
Verna ‘Hohenadel
V. Rossfenbach
Ruin Naber
Ray Pace Agency
DeLuxe Cleaners
Broz
Neal
Hamm
Brat
Algh
Storz
Hamm's
Ray Pace Agen
Gam
Fin Cook
Seria Danny Mecue
Aim
Jack and
Jill Jill
Mandinga
Laurel Baguty Shop
Fritz
Cottrell
Garage Achmidt
Wayne Allen
Leroy Hartenhagen
Henry Lichtenwal
Muscatine
Milan
Italy
Franco de Piccoli
Tony Hughes
Cleveland
Rome
Nino Benvenuti
Ftomaglio Trappi
Los Angeles
Nigeria
Don Johnson
Drew
Fhe House
J. W. Andersen
Clarence Egel
Herbert Holdorf
Chad James
Albert Kemper
Leo Maurer
Paul Oberman
Clayton Ross
Larry Thede
Muscatine Civic Center
West Missi
Wilton Town Hall
KWPFC
Kwpclem
Krieger
Mississipet
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