Lombardi shocked by Hornung betting news led to quit
Packers coach Vince Lombardi said he was stunned by Paul Hornung betting news and considered quitting. He acknowledged advance notice of Hornung's suspension but defended his player while noting the impact on Green Bay’s future and contract signings.
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Presh
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Vince Lombardi
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Pete Rozello
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Rozelle
Paul
League
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Hornung
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Horhung
Layne Confirms He Will Retire From Pro Football
New York veteran quarterback Bobby Layne, 34, confirms retirement after 18 NFL seasons with Detroit and Pittsburgh. He says his era ends after leading Detroit to three league championships and setting passing records. Coach Buddy Parker announced Layne’s retirement. Layne plans no immediate future plans.
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Bobby Layne
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Tye
Layne
Pittsburgh
Dallas
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Parker
Lane
Fishy Round at Oregon Open Ends With Trout Catch
Lake Oswego Oregon overflowed fairway after heavy rains as golfer Harry Clow from Vancouver Washington reeled in a 13 inch trout with his bare hands during the first round at Lake Oswego Country Club.
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Oreg
Harry Clow
Lake Oswego Country Club
Clow
Vancouver
Fight Results by the Associated Press
Philadelphia fighter Percy Manting, 147, stopped Radford Silas, 14412, Washington. Bred Roots, 16212, Sacramento, stopped Leonard Coleman, 18h, Phoenix. San Francisco’s Kirk Bartow, 18144, out pointed Jefferson Davis, 19634, Las Vegas, Nev., 10 rounds.
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Associated Press
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Percy Manting
Radford Silas
Washington
Sacramento
Calif
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Leonard Coleman
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San Francisco
Kirk Bartow
Jefferson Davis
Las Vegas
Nev
Kerrs First in Father Son Golf At West Liberty
The Kerrs John and Junior won the annual Father Son Golf tournament at West Liberty Country Club in a sudden death playoff over defending champions Charles and Butch Nortman on the fifth hole. Twenty one duos entered with special awards to Pat Crene Roger Utley Tom Gordy Robbie Black and Tom Carter.
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Junior
West Liberty Country Club
Errs
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Monte
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Jog Myers
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Jim Christison
Pat Crene
Roger Utley
Tom Gordy
Robbie Black
Tom Carter
Muscatine Roller Hockey Team Finishes Second in Eight Team Meet
Muscatine placed second in an eight team roller hockey invitational at Kalamazoo Michigan. The squad went five wins one loss in regular play and finished 1-1 in the playoffs, defeating Kalamazoo and Benton Harbor while losing to Battle Creek. Key players were Brian Wolfe Shorty Morgan Dwight Wolfe Roberson Truesdale Cameron and teammates. The team scored 57 and allowed 20 across eight games and will compete May 30 to June 2 in the national tournament at Battle Creek.
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Shorty Morgan
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PlaMor 300 Club Scratch LiXe. Standings
Ina Mae's Terry & Son Paint Co Huttig's Milkworks Massey's OLL Mach Carlisle's Sport G Team No 3 Tha Mac's winner 42 2B by 21 Oily 33a foods SLT Ved 36 Terry & Son Paint Contr win cost half Playoff Wednesday night 6 30 High team game Terry & Son Eta Contr 627 618 Ina Mae's high team series Terry & Son Paint Contr 2251 Ina Mae's 2203 Carlisle's Sport Goods 2083 High ind game Ken Leech 224 Alex Bender 218 Bill Rauschenberger 214 High ind series B Rauschenberger 808 B Cona 897 Alex Bencer 790
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Alex Bencer
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Velma Hill
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Hunter's TV
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Miller's High Life
Lee McClure
High Ind
Mike Berlin
Ind
Bud White
Ray Simpson
Central State Bank
Hayes Golfers Defeat A High at Finkbine Course
Hayes High boys defeated Regina of Towa City for the second time this season, 18216, at the new Finkbine course in Iowa City. John Peters led with a 44, Mike Reeves 45, Bill Lindsay and Tom Tadewald 47, while Manternich and O Meara shot 49 and Worvoacher 1. Ayayes plays Muscatine High's junior varsity Thursday at Park Lane.
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Towa City
Regina
New Finkbine
Iowa City
John Peters
Hayes
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Bill Lindsay
Tom Tadewald
Manternich
O'Meara
Worvoacher
Waterloo 3-0 In Midwest Loop Closes Week Strong
Waterloo defeated Decatur 1-0 to extend its unbeaten streak to three in the Midwest League. Bob Montgomery homered and tripled for Waterloo as Clinton surged to second, while Quad-Cities, Dubuque, Burlington, and others won or moved in standings in Tuesday action.
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Cedar Rapids
Fox Cities
Burlington
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Quincy
Bob Montgomery
Desatur
Cinton
Quad Ilies
Dubuque
Kenislwein
Baseball Upper Iowa Beats Buena Vista 42 to 1-1 Golf
A compact recap shows Upper Iowa routing Buena Vista 42 with a 1-1 golf tie noted. Wisconsin 2634 Iowa 14 Minnesota 33% Iowa 14% Northwestern 1814 Iowa 17% Tenney State College 6 Drake 2.
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Buena Vista
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Iowa
Minnesota
Northwestern
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Drake
Nine Muscatine Men Enter Iowa Judo Tournament
Nine Muscatine men were among 89 competitors in the Iowa AAW judo tournament at Iowa State University. Harrison Terry led locals with a 5-2 record in the town belt class, while Richard Munyon posted 3-2. Paul Ayemura took second in brown belt with 1-1. Local reps included Fred Multen Ray Myers Paul Ferrell Richard Packwood Mike Suter and Carl Jessie. Diet Nickel of the Waterloo YMCA won overall. A brown and black belt clinic is planned for June.
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Ares
Harrison Terry
Richard Munyon
Paul Ayemura
Fred Multen
Ray Myers
Paul Ferrell
Richard Packwood
Mike Suter
Carl Jessie
Terry
Muscatine
Diet Nickel
Waterloo
Winners in Weed park horse show announced
Winners in the Weed park horse show held Sunday are Carrie Reichert in the pony class five years and under and Pam Thompson in ladies western pleasure. Jerry Lane and Bob Phillips won the two horse relay, Bill Burton and Steve Schmidt took the rescue race, Willie Hendricks claimed men's western pleasure, Pat Reifert won Warren’s clover leaf, Tom Martin won men’s clover leaf, Wille Hendricks took stock horse, George Brower led flag race 14 and under, Gary Lane won open flag race, Loren Bohnsack directed musical chairs 14 and under, Debbie Mayerhofer won the pony class, Cathy Mayerhofer topped junior horsemanship, Kenny Brower won cloverleaf 14 and under, and Tom Martin won open speed race.
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Carrie Reichert
Pam Thompson
Jerry Lane
Bob Phillips
Bill Burton
Steve Schmidt
Willie Hendricks
Warren
Pat Reifert
Tom Martin
Wille Hendricks
George Brower
Gary Lane
Loren Bohnsack
Cathy Mayerhofer
Fony
Debbie Mayerhofer
Kenny Brower
Stars Rally As Pearson Lifts Angels Over Twins
Albie Pearson of the Angels hit two two run doubles, the second giving a come from behind win over Minnesota. Gary Peters of the White Sox allowed four hits in eight innings in his first major league start, earning the victory over Kansas City.
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Associated Press
Albie Pearson
Angels
Minnesota
Gary Peters
White Sox
Kansas City
Durant Music Contest Ratings Announced
Durant students excel at the State Music Contest in Williamsburg. The Durant glee club led by Mrs Landrum earned a Division I rating for Lift Thine Eyes and Christopher Robin is Saying His Prayers. Soloists Clyde Stoltenberg Judy Collier Betty Suhl plus others earned Division II ratings. The Durant band also received a Division II rating in Class B. Only 13 of 20 scheduled bands performed.
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Robin
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Rosemary Holmes
Sarah Zimmerman
Betty Subs
Judy Collier
Chordettes
Toastmasters Held Meeting in Muscatine at Civic Center
Gary Duncan won the prepared speaker's award Monday evening at the Muscatine Toastmasters meeting held at the Civic Center. His topic was Our vanishing snake pits. Gena Anderson was selected best topic speaker with My first money-making project. Max Churchill won the critic award. The next meeting will be a joint session with the Burlington club on May 13 at Sunset Inn.
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Gary Duncan
Muscatine
Civic Center
Keith Hultquist
Papa Doe
Robert Pape
Gena Anderson
Max Churchill
Ralph Jackson
C. E. Gillespie
Gene Anderson
William Spieth
Rex Bennett
Burlington Club
Sunset Inn
Durant Band to Enter Eastern Iowa Festival
Durant marching band travels to Cedar Rounds on May 18 for the Eastern Iowa Band Festival with a 1 20 p m parade and a Kingston Stadium evening massed band, prizes in two divisions, 45 bands expected, and a Queen contest with Elaine Mazen representing Durant.
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Cedar Rounds
Eastern Iowa
Kingston Stadium
Elaine Mazen
Mrs Anderson Describes Travels For Wilton Ladies Aid
Wilton near Moscow hosts May Fellowship Tea on May 3 with guests from Grace United Church Rochester Methodist and South Bethel. speaker Mrs. Anderson of West Liberty recounts travel through South American lands. Keith and Wendy Ormsby perform a duet and others read scripture and lead prayers.
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Harold Pierce
James Dykstra
Richard MrQuillen
Elery Platt
Trinity Aid
Letts Barber Sells Business to Keith Bates of Lake Mills
Letts barber shop changes hands as Lets Emory Curtis sells to Keith Bates who has moved to Letts with his wife. Bates opens the shop and takes over operations this week.
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Emory Curtis
Keith Bates
Lake Mills
Town
Sweetland Church Board to Meet Wednesday May 8
The official board at Sweetland church will meet in the church parlors on Wednesday May 8 at 7:00 p.m. DST. The senior choir rehearses Wednesday, and the junior choir rehearses Saturday at 1 30 p.m. DST. A parish wide W C T U meeting is hosted Friday May 10 at 2 00 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene.
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Sweetland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Church of the Nazarene
Quaker Spring Retreat Attended by William Penn Group
Ethel Meylone a Muscatine freshman joined 16 William Penn students and two professors at the Iowa Yearly Meeting Spring Retreat held May 4 at Quaker Heights near Eldora. The topic explored Communism and the church and its impact on students as Christians on campus and in daily life. Rev Don Job of First Tabernacle Church Oskaloosa was guest speaker.
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Ethel Meylone
Muscatine
William Penn College
Quaker Heights
Eldora
Don Job
First Tabernacle Church
Oskaloosa
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