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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1963
Page
11
Morning Sun officials protested Mediapolis decision to exclude the Tigers from the Archer Relays, citing perceived bias and insults. Sprinter Steve Moore headlines a powerful Morning Sun track group, with the two mile relay team and others showing depth despite the snub.
Louisa Muscatine jumped to a 10 point lead after Hayes Catholic suffered early errors in a spring baseball game. Dick Bohling blanked Hayes and struck out five as L M Falcons improved to 1-1 while Hayes dropped to 1-2 amid injuries from a prior accident.
Fort Worth reports Doug Sanders paces field with a 67 as Don January withdraws after a wrong ball on the eighth hole. Sanders leads Bill Collins Jerry Barber and Bob Rosburg, while Nicklaus Crampton Dickerson Rodgers Lema Boros chase in a crowded four under range.
Hank Johnsons title fight with Light Heavyweight champion Harald Johnson scheduled for June 1 at Las Vegas has been postponed indefinitely due to Hank injury, Hank's manager Harry Baxter said today.
Columbus Junction and Mediapolis led a strong Archer Relays showing with five records among eight from the two schools. Mediapolis edged Columbus 62-58 for the Archer title, while New London and Van Buren placed well as area teams chased a close meet. Individual marks included Bray Fulton in discus, Ray Buser in pole vault, and Gary Idle, Mike Singleton, Darrell Solomon, and others contributing to medley and relay records. Phil Vardaman of Wapello won the 100 yard dash in 10.6 seconds, narrowly missing the Morning Sun mark.
James J. Nehas serves as president for the upcoming Farm Bureau Bowling League season with James Van Camp as vice president Louis Gehrdls as secretary and Hverelt Rife as treasurer The Ribstone Silos team features Alvin Schmidt Ray Frenzel Harlan Wunderlich Calvin Drumm and Burdett Hitchcoak The Ribstone team posted high team series while Hawkeye Feeds earned top team games Jack Griffin led in individual series and Norton Lake posted the high individual game
Frank Robinson of the Reds slugged two homers two singles and a double driving in seven runs as Cincinnati crushed Houston. Ray Herbert of the White Sox shutout the Yankees for the third straight time allowing only two hits in a 20 win as Chicago blanked New York.
Jimmy Mairston of Philadelphia wins a ten round decision over Joe Washington in Philadelphia. Result highlights include a clear outpointing with Mairston landing cleaner punches and controlling the action throughout the bout in Philadelphia.
Stern of Washington, D. C., president of the American Institute of Co operation, said here this week that the National Farmers Organization has made inroads into Midwest farm cooperatives with wild promises to farmers. He spoke during a regional meeting with Midwest cooperative leaders and urged sharper use of farm cooperative organizations to address farm problems.
A newly formed Keithsburg Lions Club with Lee McCaw as president and Francis Endicott elected secretary will meet the first and third Tuesday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Beach View restaurant in Neithsburg.
Dubuque in the Midwest Baseball League receives 20 year old Gary Oring from North Olmsted. The Indians announced in Cleveland on Thursday the new first baseman will be sent to Dubuque for assignment.
The Wapello FHA group hosted a Wednesday school event themed Queen of the Sewing Kingdom with a style review by Home Ec and FHA members. An emblem ceremony recognized new members and officers were installed: Connie Hollingsworth president, Helen Tom vice president, Pat Thornton secretary, Opal Johnson treasurer, Doris Hinds historian, Nancy Trimball song leader, Karen Gerth PR chair, Carol Ann Pateron parliamentarian. The program closed with a senior sextette sing and a Lovelie Lids solo.
The period will see average temperatures near normal in the west and up to 40 8 degrees above normal in the south through next Wednesday. Cooler conditions are expected this weekend followed by a warming trend on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rainfall should total about 0.60 to 1 inch with locally heavier showers possible on Sunday and Monday.
Grandview William Fulton Jr. graduated from Lincoln Chiropractic College in Indianapolis Indiana last weekend. He is the son of Mr and Mrs William Fulton Sr of Grandview. Fulton wrapped four years of training in three and will not be out of school until September. He was editor of the school's yearbook this past year. Attending were his parents sister Jeanette and grandfather Fay Fulton of Seymour Iowa.
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