Kerr Stars for Iowa Trackmen and Freese 4-for-8
Kerr of Wapello captained Iowa to its first outdoor Big Ten track title with 48 points, unofficial 660 yard record and a 3 11.2 mile relay, while Jim Freese of Muscatine hit 4 for 8 in a doubleheader split with Wisconsin. Iowa remains in title contention at 7 4. Illinois leads at 8 4, with Purdue visiting Iowa and Illinois next.
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Stars Shatter Stats In Mixed Baseball And Bowling
Batting leader Frank Malzone of the Red Sox topped AL at 255 with six hits including two homers and six RBIs as Boston split a doubleheader with Kansas City by winning 7-3 and losing 9-7. Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers won his fifth straight start and posted his third shutout as New York Mets managed only two singles. Elaine Hanzel and Robbie Shaler of Chicago captured the Women's National Doubles Bowling Championship with 6,212, earning 1,200 dollars after a decisive 1,687 third-round block and edging Marion Ladewig and Laverne Carter by 24 pins.
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Chicago
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Grand Rapids
Mich
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St. Louis
Red Sox Open Spring Drills With 30 Players On Hand
Muscatine Red Sox opened their year with 30 reported players for the first practice. Manager George Long led a two hour drill focusing on halting and fielding, followed by a 6 p.m. workout set for Wednesday at Tam Bruner Field. Dallas City visits next Sunday for the opener, as Dallas City edged Quincy 3-1 in their own weekend game.
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Moore and Barton Lead In Iowa State Track Meet
Sprinter Steve Moore of Morning Sun and high jumper Peggy Barton of Lone Tree topped area performers at Des Moines state track meets. Moore tied the state record with 50.9 seconds in the class C 441 yard dash, placed third in the 100 yard dash, and ran on the 440 relay. Barton tied for high jump honors at 4 feet 7 inches, finished fifth in the discus, and teamed with Barlow in a four way tie for first in the high jump. Brad Fulton of Columbus Community took second in class B discus, and Larry Atlig of Lone Tree was fifth in the 120 high hurdles.
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Morning Sun
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Des Moines
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Mary Kluss
Monona
Sue Casey
Newell
Betty Gailey
Mosier Dominates Jalopy Feature at Mississippi Valley Speedway
Columbus Junction Mark Mosier of Washington led the jalopy feature before about 4,000 fans, with 2,400 paid admission. John Mullink and Mel Morris of West Liberty, Mike Niflenegger of Kalona, and Stan Crooks of Lat is also placed behind Mosier. Mosier has won both feature runs this season and set the fastest time in time trials at 29.03. Bob Smith of Mount Pleasant won the trophy dash. Heats went to Mose, Mullink, Jim Taylor, and Ron Jackson. Races are slated to regroup next Saturday at West Liberty Memorial Day.
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Louisa County Deeds Recorded in Summary
Louisa county deeds recorded show transfers including Lloyd C Perkins and Effie to Leroy Darby for a tract in section 7-132. H Hoover and Arlene Hoover move property to Kenneth Gott lot 4 in section 33-742. Rox B Moore and Janet Moore receive lot 4 block 01 Charles addition to Wapello. James Ruble acquires lots 4 and 5 block 1 Sterritt addition to Morning Sun. LeRoy Darby and Colleen Darby sell to Maurice Schmeiser an unspecified tract in section 7-73-2.
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Louisa Courtly
Lloyd
Effie Perkins
Leroy C. Darby
H. DE
Arlene Hoover
Kenneth ‘Gott
Gott
Denniston
Partridge
Rox EB
Janet A. Moore
Charles Addition
Quince
James E. Parkhurst
James S
Five Day Forecast For Iowa Cool Start With Rain Showers
The forecast indicates temperatures about ten degrees below normal from Tuesday through Saturday with normal highs around the 70s in the northeast and mid to upper 50s in the southwest and upper 10s to lower 20s for lows. Expect cooler conditions until a possible warmth by Saturday as scattered showers bring 0.25 to 0.50 inch of rain.
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New Healing Substance Stops Itching Piles Quickly
New York reports a science driven breakthrough in hemorrhoid care. The Bio-Dyne discovery, marketed as Preparation H in ointment and suppositories, promises rapid relief from burning itch and pain and even shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery. Doctors observed lasting improvements across long standing cases.
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local driver Mickey finishes second at Cedar Rapids late model race
Columbus Junction sailor Mickey Is placed second in a 250 lap late model stock car event before 3,500 fans at Cedar Rapids. He trailed Ernie Det and Ramo Stott, with Det winning and Stott finishing third. Mickey also competed Saturday night at Knoxville before 10,000 spectators and was among three drivers under the time trial record though not in the top five in the 200 lap event.
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New Durant School Head Hailed From Iowa Education
Durant is hiring F. N. Reppe, longtime Iowa educator with 26 years in coaching, principal, and superintendent roles, to replace Ro. W. Bowen as Durant schools superintendent. Reppe, married with two sons, will move from Bloomfield where he currently serves in Davis County.
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Greta Gehrke Installed as Club Officer
Greta Gehrke was installed as president of the U Teen organization Friday May 7 at the elementary building. Other officers include Cathy Ballou vice president Lois Albrecht secretary Miser treasurer Yeager student court representative Linda Yerrington membership chairman Velma Brayton publicity Lacey Anderson finance Also Carol Wilson music chairman Cheryl Carter social chairman Joanne Smith ovorship Gloria Kline world fellowship and Joanne Barnhill service Lynanne Williams retiring president installed the officers at 7 30 p m with a tea in honor of the mothers attending.
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