Mets Lose Willey To Broken Jaw In Spring Setback
Mets star Carlton Willey suffered a broken jaw when hit by a line drive in a 9-1 spring training win over the Detroit Tigers. He was wired shut and sidelined indefinitely. The report also notes Giants over Indians, Red Sox over Angels, Phillies over Athletics, Pirates over Cardinals, Dodgers over Reds, and Braves over Senators in various spring games.
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New York Mets
Carlton Willey
Willey
Gates Brown
Mets
Detroit Tigers
St. Anthony's Hospital
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fred C. Nichols
Giants
Indians
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Bob Bolin
Orlando Cepeda
Willie McCovey
Tony —_Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Ten Years Ago Today Iowa nurse attends conference
Eileen Jeffry, a school nurse in Washington, was among 150 Iowans who participated in a Dental Health Education conference at the State University of Iowa on Friday and Saturday.
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Eileen Jeffry
Washington
State University of Iowa
Mixed bowling high scores and top individual honors
Team series led by R and L with 2007 and Nuggets 1948. Team game top marks went to R and L 702 and B and H 669. Doyle Brown earned 573 in series and 222 in a game, Shirley Burlingame 507 in series and 189 in a game.
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Nuggets
Doyle Brown
Shirley Burlingame
Angels Start Comeback Bid With Experimental Lineup
Palm Springs is the scene as the Los Angeles Angels plan an open air laboratory style season to climb from ninth to compete in the American League. Manager Bill Rigney reshuffles the infield with Bobby Knoop at second or third base and Billy Moran possibly at second, while Felix Torres is out and Ed Kirkpatrick and Dick Simpson rotate in left field. Veterans like Joe Adcock and Barry Latman join a young core including Jim Fregosi and Albie Pearson as Bo Belinsky eyes focus on baseball over nightlife.
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Palm Springs
Billy Moran
Bobby Knoop
Moran
Billy
Rigney
Knoop
Felix Torres
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Jim Fregosi
Albie Pearson
Mighty Mouse
Bob Rodgers
Ed Kirkpatrick
Dick Simpson
Leon Wagner
Cleveland
Jim Piersall
Wagner
Chavez
Angeles
Joe Adcock
Barry Latman
Adcock
Milwaukee Braves
Latman
Ken McBride
Dean Chance
Don Lee
Bo Belinsky
The
Angels
Bowling League Results and High Scores
In the Five Towners Men's Bowling League standings, Brown Finance leads with a 20 percent mark, while Mullens posts a 2013 season. Dutch Tonsorial Crawville Legion Don and Harold Community Feed Sitter Electric Washington Mig share top team series with 2740 and team games of 951 and 982. John Hough dominates individual totals with a 634 series and 236 best games alongside Walt Lance 618. Don Taylor posts a 262 high game, with John Hough and Humphreys at 236.
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Towners
Brown Finance
Mullens
Craw’ville Legion
Don and Harold Community Feed Sitter Electric
Washington Mig
John Hough
Walt Lance
Don Taylor
Humphreys
Snead holds lead in Greensboro golf
Snead, at 138 after 36 holes, leads the Greater Greensboro Open by three strokes at Sedgefield Country Club as blustery winds affect play. Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus weigh in on Snead's form while Boros and Dunk chase. Snead’s record-tying first round 64 still stands and the field contends for the $25,000 event.
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Greensboro
N.C
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Julius Boros
Mid Pine
Little Billy Dunk
Gosford
Australia
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Snead
Palmer
PGA
al Johnston
Canada
al Geiberger
Larry Mowry
Bob Shave Jr
Dave Marr
Byron Nelson
TV Highlights Monday Night Potpourri on NBC and More
United Press International reviews Monday night TV lineup across NBC ABC and CBS. Highlights include The Virgin Queen with Bette Davis at 6 30 p m CST on NBC, plus The Stark Bluff Story on Wagon Train and a Hollywood and the Stars segment on NBC about the Academy Awards.
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United Press International
NBC
Elizabeth I
Bette Davis
Walter Raleigh
Richard Todd
Joan Collins
Johnny Pesky
Boston Red Sox
Ceuter
ABC
Duke
Andy Griffith
CBS
Opie
Barney
Gomer
Dr.Thompson
Women's Bowling Results for General Life and Fareway
General Life beat Hy Vee 1838 to 1661, with Swift 775 in a split 4 game. Fareway fell 1 637 to 1596 as Credit Bureau split 2 with Coast 2. G Randys posted 1451 and Advance Ross 1434, while 168 teams carried the day. Betty Ward led with 539 in the series and 210 in the game, Lela Miller added 531 and 183 respectively.
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General Life
Swift
Credit Bureau
Coast
G. Randys
Advance
Betty Ward
Lela Miller
Queen League
General Life of Iowa
Swift Feeds
Bre Credit Bureau
Hy Vee
Randys
Ross
Wrong time to cash a check lands man in jail
BEDFORD Iowa UPL A 40 year old former Creston tavern operator was jailed after attempting to cash a counterfeit check for 995 at First National Bank Lenox The check bore the name M F Mourey drawn on Roy Key The teller alerted Key who denied writing the check and bank officials detained the suspect after a delay during signature verification
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Bedford
Iowa
UPL
Creston
Taylor County
Leonard Ratliff
Robert Yarmouth Creston
First National Bank
Lenox
M.F. Mourey
Roy Key
Ratliff
Arlene Grimm
Key
Wearmouth
Yarmouth
Soviet Union backs down on bombers
In Geneva the Soviet Union slightly toned down its disarmament proposal by urging only the major powers to destroy all bombers. Western observers say Moscow aimed to counter U.S. plans to destroy about 400 B47s and 400 Tu-16 Badger jets. Western officials have not reacted formally.
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Geneva
UPD
Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Waco Schools Sign Contracts and Staffing Moves
The Waco system reports signed contracts for teachers Melvin Bergstrom Mathematics John Becker Social Studies Maynard Bittle Science. Highland District adds Phyllis Eisele Kindergarten Wayland and Almeda Thompson Sixth Grade Wayland. Jerry Schimmelpfennig resigns. Uncommitted staff include Robert Wayman Paul Strickfaden Armin Groom and Helen Arthur. A Southeast District Student Council event in Ottumwa drew many participants.
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Melvin Bergstrom
John Becker
Maynard Bittle
Highland Community
Phyllis Eisele
Washington
Wayland
Wayland Center
Thompson
Highland
State College of Iowa
Jerry Schimmelpfennig
Schimmelpfennig
Robert Wayman
Paul Strickfaden
Armin Groom
Helen Arthur
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Dick Fall
Wes Stock
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Richard Embree
Yul Brynner
the Sun
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Sue Wickham
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Melinda Meyer
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