Mosier Wins Opening Jalopy Feature at Columbus Junction
Washington driver Mark Mosier captured the opening jalopy feature before a near capacity crowd at Columbus Junction. He started mid pack but surged to the front by the midway point, leaving Johnny Mullink West Liberty second and Bob Smith Mount Pleasant third. Bruce Reilly Lone Tree and John Moss Town City followed. Races next Saturday at West Liberty with Jalopies racing May 18 and 26 under Mississippi Valley Speedway sponsorship.
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Columbus Junction
Mark Mosier
Washington
Mosier
Johnny Mullink
West Liberty
Bob Smith
Mount Pleasant
Bruce Reilly
Lone Tree
John Moss
Town City
Sponsoship
Mississippi Valley Speedway
Iown City
Dale Gegner
Brighton
Met Morris
Mike Wiffenegger
Kalona
Wiffenegger
Moss
Vom
Lelts
Ron Prymek
Ron Hemsted
Bill Newman
Burlington
Marvin Plank
Muscatine
Dick ~ Kleindolph
Bab Lane
Jack Tucker
Anderson and Powell Capture Doubles Title in Tight Win
Burlington undefeated team Bur lington’s renaissant defeated the Muskies 41 with doubles duo P J Anderson and Tom Powell delivering the sole victory of the day. They defeated John Arledge and Randy Murphy 12 10 while singles results placed Arledge over Anderson 1 10 and Murphy over Powell 12 6.
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P. J. Anderson
Tom Powell
Burlington
Renaissant
Muskies
Anderson
Powtell
Murphy Boys
John Arledge
Randy Murphy
Fred Wright
Town City
UB High
Bustington
John Arleege
Russell Murphy
Denny Tietge
Don Edwards
Denny McGowan
Lary Langhor
Dick McPike
Jim Arledge
Steve! Hindahl
Doubler Anderson - Powell
Randy MurphyJohn Arledge
Langhorn-Edwards
Tielpe-McGowan
Passel
Murphy
McPike-Hindahl
Baseball scores from Sundays results across leagues
The Associated Press reports Sunday results from the International and Pacific Coast leagues. Highlights include Atlanta routing Indianapolis 4 to 21 and Rochester defeating Toronto 6 to 5, with Columbus 10 Jacksonville 1 and Syracuse 3 Richmond 2. Pacific Coast play saw Denver 11 San Diego 3 and Dallas Fort Worth 1 Seattle 0, while denoted games include Oklahoma City at Portland postponed.
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Atlanta
Indianapolis
Rochester
Toronto
Columbus
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Richmond
Arkansas
Buffalo
Pacific Coast
Laurus Stuiay
Denver
San Diego
Finneill
Spokane
Dallas
Fort Worth
Seattle
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Fight Results By The Associated Press
The Associated Press reports boxing results from cities including Las Vegas Fresno New York and Milan. Willie Pasleano outpointed Wayne Thornton in Las Vegas while Sugar Ray Robinson knocked out Maurree Rollines in Sherbrooke Blair Richardson outpointed Willie Greaves in Halifax and Sandro Mazzingiti stopped Don Fullmor in Milan.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Willie Pas Leano
Miami
Wayne Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Sherbrooke
Sugar Ray Robinson
New York
Maurlee Rollines
Algeria
Brescia
Mary -- Santo Amon
Italy
Wayne Bethea
Halifax
Blair Richardson
Soul Bay
N.S
Willie Greaves
Detroit
Milan
Sandro Mazzingiti
Don Fullmor
West Jordan
Utah
Town and Country Bowling League Standings and highs
Town and Country Bowl hosts WACK JILLS league standings with high games and series. Betty Brewer 169 in ladies high game, Pat Bartehhagen 164, Ovte Schubick 198 in men’s high single, Vesna Zieenhorn 143 in ladies series, Henry Lichtenwald 320 in men’s high game, Laurel Beauty Shop 1790 in series.
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Wack &Jills
Laurel 'Beatty
Townn
Brewer's
Roofing Arms
Frita’s Tavern
Cornseseeee AB Courell
Wat Schmidt
Sinclair
Betty Brewer
Pat Bartehhagen
Gane
Ovte Schubick
Henry ‘Lichtenwald
PlaMor league standings and top scores noted
East Lansing report covers a rain cancelled second gate. Michigan State lost 16-8 to Town in a Big Ten baseball game. Jim Freese of Muscatine had 2 for 3 with a home and a sacrifice bunt for Yowa. High team and individual honors are listed from the day’s events.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Town
Jim Freese
Muscatine
Yowa
Hed
Olympic Prospects Unearthed at Pan American Games
American track and field squad returned from Sao Paulo with a half dozen Olympic prospects uncovered. The team totaled 108 gold medals 157 total medals 55 silvers and 37 bronzes, leading all nations. Blame Lindren Johnson Martin Cassell and Pryde among those named for strong showings in sprints jumps throws and multi events.
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Jerry Liska
Associated “Press
Sao Paulo
Brazil
America
Hames
Tokyo
Lou" Montgomery
Cornell
United States
Iim
Blaine Lindren
Gene » Johnson
John David Martin
Ollan Cassell
Billy Joe
Jim Pryd Lindren
Johnson
Martin
Ofiers
Burns Pleased With Spirit In Spring Game
Iowa football coach Jerry Burns praised spring intra squad enthusiasm after the Blacks defeated the Whites 27 to 21. He noted concerns about halfbacks and fullbacks while four quarterbacks shared passes. Gary Snook and Mickey Moses led the freshmen with notable yardage as potential 1963 eligibility questions loomed for Bob Wallace and Snook.
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Towa City
Jerry Burns
Iowa
Simpson
Newton Prep
Burns
All
Gary Snook
Mickey Moses
Fred Riddle
Bob Wallace
Wallace
Snook
Opening Hunting Dates Listed for Pheasants Quail Squirrels
The State Conservation Commission announced tentative hunting dates for pheasants and Hun wanian partridge on November 9, quail on November 2, and squirrel and rabbit seasons starting September 14. Deer and waterfowl season lengths will be announced later to help hunters plan vacations.
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Tes Moines
State Conservation Commission
Tigers thump Orioles behind Bil Freehan's two homers
The Associated Press reports Bil Freehan homered twice and drove in five as Detroit routed Baltimore 24 to 4. Ray Herbert pitched the White Sox to a 3–0 victory over Washington, allowing three hits while fanning seven. Cedar Falls’ Town College stayed unbeaten in the Nazi Central Conference by routing South Dakota 113–4.
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Associated Press
Bil Freehan
Tigers
Detroit
Orioles
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Washington
Cedar Falls
College of Town
South Dakota
Heavy sports slate features Muscatine meet and many events
A dense weekly schedule lists Muscatine, West Liberty and Wilton at Meine Field and multiple golf meets in Iowa City and Muscatine. track and junior events unfold across Washington, Cedar and Park Lane venues with Little League tryouts, golf leagues, and district meets through the week plus results from Wisconsin and nearby colleges.
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Cedar ‘Street
Oregon Field
Cedar
Weed Park
Central-West
Hiata
Park Lane
C. E. Richards
Hamm's Beer
Kent Feeds
Central State Bank
Coder Furniture
Western Auto
Ina Mac
Foster Market
Coca Cola
Camera Corney
Muscatine High
U High
Iowa City
Central West
Hayes - Muscatine High
MHS
Washington
Journal
Drewrys
Gibby’s
Schuts Beer
Slermeman's
Register
Moore Insurance
Muscatine Bank
Bloom Insurance
Clinton
Durant
Black Hawk College of
Moline
Muscatine Community College
Bruner
Mustaine
Community College
Grand View
Des Moines
West Liberty
Cedar Rapids
Muscaliné
Burlington
Dalopy
Boy Injured In Accident At Hershey and Green Streets
A year old boy, Robert Wagler, was cut on the chin when a car collided with another at Hershey avenue and Green street at 5 20 pm Sunday. He was treated at Mustarine General Hospital and released. Cred Q Gordon 51 of New Hampshire street drove west on Hershey while William F Angell 16 of Sycamore street north on Green collided. both cars sustained front end damage.
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Robert Wagler
Hershey Avenue
Green Street
Virginia
Mustatine General Hospital
Cred Q. Gordon
New Hampshire Street
Wiliam F. Angell
Sycamore Street
Gordon
Hershey v
Angell
Imster
Marjorie G. Purdy
Webster Street
David G.smith
Isett Avenues
Isett
JFK Rejects Bid to Visit North Ireland
President Kennedy rejects invitation to visit Northern Ireland during Europe tour in late June. He planned to stop in Ireland for a Giants Causeway dedication but told Northern Ireland Prime Minister Capt Terrence Marie O Neill a shortage of time prevents an additional stop.
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Washington
Regre
Kennedy
Northern Ireland
Europe
Giants Causeway
Ireland
State Department
Terrence Marie O'Neill
Doubts Over Khrushchev Leadership Quelled by Harriman
Washington — Averell Harriman discounted talk that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev will resign soon. After a long talk with Khrushchev last week Harriman said the Soviet leader did not give the impression of a man about to step down. The undersecretary spoke on Sunday. Iowa sports notes summarize college baseball scores, golf results, and track standings with multiple colleges and players listed. Judy Kimball of Sioux City, Iowa, finished 16th and won 120 dollars at the Peace Blossom golf tournament in Spartanburg, with Marilyn Smith prevailing at 216.
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Washington
Averell Harriman
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Harriman
Nan
Spartanburg
S. C
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Marilyn Smith
Garden pruning note on removing flowering heads
When flowers finish budding, cut off the flower heads to prevent seed formation. Do not miss other spring flowering shrubs, as this helps delay reseeding and maintains plant vigor.
54 Killed As African Plane Hits Mountain
An American diplomatic courier survived a crash that killed 54 aboard an Air Africa flight from Douala to Lagos. The survivor, Joseph P. Capozzi of Elmira, N.Y., was severely injured. A British courier was also reported aboard the doomed airliner which crashed on Mount Cameroon near the Nigerian border.
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Douala
Cameroon
Joseph P. Capozzi
Elmira
Lagos
Nigeria
Mt. Cameroon
Revenue Men Strike At Gamblers On Derby Day
The Internal Revenue Service conducted a widespread raid across 13 states on Kentucky Derby day, arresting over 100 individuals and seizing $32,000 in cash. About 400 agents coordinated the operation, confiscating gambling equipment and four cars. Those arrested allegedly failed to buy a $30 wagering stamp before bookmaking.
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Washington —i
Internal Revenue Service
Swedish Girl to Counsel at Camp Kee-Ta
Miss Kerstin Borg of Storkholm Sweden will serve as International Counselor at Camp Kee-Ta this summer. The Burlington office of the Shining Trail Council announces her assignment via the Committee on Friendly Relations among Foreign Students in New York. Borg has camp experience in Germany including Dorpan Ems refugee camp and a YMCA camp. Camp season opens in June with sessions from June 25 through June 29, June 30 through July 6, July 7 through July 20, July 21 through July 29, and July 28 through August 3.
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Conmibus Junction
Burlington
Shining Trail Council
Kerstin Borg
Storkholm
Sweden
Camp Lkee-Ta
Miss Borg
New York
Berg
Dorpan Ems
Germany
YMCA
Gil
Columbus J. Large Groups Win Ratings at State Contest
Columbus Junction school bands and mixed chorus earned I ratings at the state music contest held in Ke-na on Saturday. Band director Gale Tschante and music head Mrs. Sue Smothers led the groups.
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Columbus Junction
Tre Colmmbus
I’ Ratling
Kena
Gale Tschante
Vour
Sue Smothers
Abert R. Arteage
Vanderberg Air Force Base
California
Susan Marie
Base Hospital
Lewis Newell
Henry Arteaga
Wheaton
Hugh Newel
Food Packaging Plant Fire Causes Half Million in Damage
A Sunday fire at the Food Packaging Factory Burns wayacas, veneautla-m-Ten plant, a subsidiary of the Food Cod aining Corp of Chicago, caused an estimated 500000 dollars in damage. Pro-Communist terrorists were blamed as authors, authorities said.
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Wayacas
Veneautla
Union Graffea Food Packaging
Food Cod
Aining Corp
Chicago
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Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Wilbur Clark
Arnold Palmer
Tony Lema
AP Photofox
Powell
Eee
THE
Muscatine County, Iowa
Bar of
State of
Lowe
Office of the
Florence Hetzler
Ak-U der
Torn Bees
Ae i Towns
Cal Ini
Meadow Gold Mill
Ponce's
Lpague
Crow's Radio Repair A. B. Mari & Son's
Ins
Red Paint
Daly Wewry's
Massey
Hi Hi
Crow
Meadow Gol Mill
Dick Raushenpresay
Joel Raushhenberger
Lek Raushen
Bevser
Jor
Raushenberger
Ladies High
Ann van Ram
Darlene
Darlene Clark
Ann Vas Veen
PlaMor
Guys & Dolls League
Macy Bee Printing
H& O Kegiers
Clover Farm Massey Office Supplies
Towana Dairy
Bull Eagle Tavern Viccere
Mary Bee
Sigteatee
Sinclair Tree Services
Jowana, Dairy
Clover Farm
Jowana Dairy Eat Flake Clover Farm
Mey Cavell Martin
Edie Anderson
Women OF the Moose
Sly Recorders
Sentinels
Recorders
Igh Inc
Gwen Thoman
Verna
Dawney
High Inc
Erie
Jean ‘Lee
Gwen Thomas
MuFadon
Copenhagen
Starso
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Roger Kerr
Wapelo
Rock Island
Luethee
Jerry Thompson
Valparaiso
Beloit
Scott Berry
Dubuque
Dave Hill
Grinnell
Burnexville
Okla
Jack Rule
Towa
Rie
Gay Brewer Jr
Eves Eld
Brady Dyer
JFK
North Ireland
Associate Press
Luther
Kansas
Iowa State
Iain ‘ Lovas
Illinois Tech
Iowa & Monmouth
Coe
Parsons
State College
Warturg
Buena Vista
Augustana
Morningside
Wet Grounds College
Lawrence
Kansas State
Wartburg
Missouri
Oklahoma
Liz Ripon
Central
Minnesota
Laras
Ripon
Cornel
Cliff Hall
Park Avenue
State Farm
Nsurance Companiee
Columbus J
Food Packaging Factory
Sporting Goods
Pheu Pe
Northwestern
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