Giants End Six-Game Losing Streak in Santa Barbara
Giants beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 in Santa Barbara as Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda Felipe Alou and Tom Haller produced a fourth inning rally. Juan Marichal allowed two hits and one run over six innings striking out nine in a spring debut.
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Freshwaters leads Bowling event with high team series
Freshwaters posted a team series of 2789 and 939 927 games while Zieglowsky Reif Wilson Payne Hy-Vee Fareway Yo der and others contributed. John Hough led individuals with a 622 series and 221 game while Sam Batterson had 212.
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Keane Sees Cards Going as Far as Pitching Carries
St. Louis manager Johnny Keane predicts the 1963 Cardinals will rise or fall by pitching. The club added George Altman and Dick Groat in trades for pitching, boosting power with Ken Boyer Bill White Stan Musial and Curt Flood while evaluating hitters like Altman, Minoso, Carmel and Groat. Pitching holds the key with Gibson Broglio Washburn leading the staff and Taylor Simmons Shantz Olivo Duliba Sadecki in reserve as the season begins April.
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Bowling Team Scores and Individual Figures From League
Falk 2467 and Martin 2456 lead team series while Falk 8585 and Ross 850 top team game. Individual series include J Wa genknecht 587 and Bob Reschly 580 with B Reschly 218 and Jo Bennett 211 in single games.
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Mid-Prairie Track Opens Season at Home Tri Meet
Mid-Prairie High School opens the season with a home triangular meet in Wellman on Monday April 8 featuring Keota and English Valley. The Golden Hawks, led by coach Steve Leyda and assistant Sam Osborne, also ran at the state Class A indoor meet in Iowa City last Friday. Other meets on the schedule include the April 10 Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Indoor in Iowa City and the May 25 State Outdoor at Iowa City.
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Explorer Rocket Ready for Journey
CAPE CANAVERAL UPI reports scientists prepared a nine story rocket for a planned launch to place the world s first stainless steel satellite into orbit. The 410 pound moonlet aims to study the upper atmosphere and its effect on satellites up to 600 miles high. A 90 foot Douglas Delta rocket, part of a string of space successes, was set to launch the satellite from Cape Canaveral during an eight to eleven pm window. A subsatellite flight from Wallops Island within two weeks will target about 250 miles altitude.
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Calendar of Events At School Principal Announces Ahead
Calendar lists April events including DAT tests for freshman science classes at Mt Pleasant and Fairfield, a bake sale, assemblies, Kiwanis travelogue, and track meets. Key items include Easter vacation start April 12, classes resume April 17, Washington relays April 19, and many golf, track, and performance events through May 9.
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Elbert Beaver Speaks At Washington Rotary Meeting
Elbert Beaver, recreation director at the Veterans Hospital in Iowa City, spoke at the Washington Rotary Club gathering. Ralph Martin introduced him and Beaver highlighted sports and games that foster physical mental and social interests for patients with damaged lives. Principal Schlapkohl introduced student guests Ray Long and Charles Leeper.
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Red Cross Delegate Attends Disaster Nursing Conference
Mrs. John W. Welk represents Washington County American Red Cross at a Southeast Iowa disaster nursing conference in Fairfield. Disaster chairman Mrs. Claude Woods says she will learn nurses responsibilities in preparing for and serving during disasters.
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Demon Track Team Hosts Mt. Pleasant Meet
The Washington Demons face Mt. Pleasant in a conference dual at Case Field this afternoon with coach John Sproule leading a veteran Panthers foe. The schedule runs through May 25 with events in Fairfield Ottumwa Mt. Pleasant and Ft. Madison among others.
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Railroads Move Toward Sweeping Work Rule Changes
UPI reported that the nation’s 190 class I railroads awaited an injunction ruling as the Supreme Court had authorized sweeping anti featherbedding work rule changes. Job eliminations mainly affect diesel locomotive firemen with 10 years’ seniority. tens of thousands could be displaced or furloughed over years. Union leaders warned of a possible national strike if changes take effect.
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