Souchak Leads Masters as Nicklaus Closes Gap
Mike Souchak shot 69 70 to lead the Masters by one stroke entering the third round at Augusta. Jack Nicklaus fired 66 to join Jay Hebert at 141, with Bo Wininger 72 and Ed Furgol 71 at 141. Arnold Palmer struggled 74 73 for 147 while Gene Sarazen and Sarazen peers lingered.
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Augusta
UPI
Mike Souchak
Souchak
Duke University
Jack Nicklaus
Jay Hebert
Bo Wininger
Ed Furgol
Sammy Snead
Tony Lema
Dick Mayer
Palmer
Arnold Palmer
Gene Sarazen
Nicklaus
Ohs
Ahs
Jackie
Hebert
Arnold
Terry Looks Ready For Opening Day Rallying Spring Wins
Ralph Terry dominates spring with three straight wins and 34 scoreless innings. The Yankees उम्मीद to start him against the Athletics in Kansas City after a controlled 4-2 win over the Phillies. Cincinnati tops Chicago 3-2 as Joey Jay shines. rain cancels Cleveland-San Francisco and Kansas City-Houston games. Lew Burdette to start Pirates opener in Pittsburgh. Billy Hitchcock taps Steve Barber for Baltimore’s season debut versus the Senators in Washington. Barber holds a 3-1 lifetime mark against the Nationals and has been Baltimore’s top spring pitcher with eight earned runs in 34 innings.
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United Press International
Ralph Terry
Terry
New York Yankees
San Francisco
Oklahoma
Philadelphia Phillies
Yankees
Ralph Houk
Athletics
Kansas City
Cincinnati Reds
Chicago White Sox
Joey Jay
Bill Henry
Jim Brosnan
Cleveland
Billy Hitchcock
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Senators
Washington
Barber
Nats
Orioles
Mixed Bowling High Scorers and Team Scores Ranked
The record lists the 2022 R and L team series and 1928 M'n T's top marks. Individual highlights include Bob Rowe 582 and Buck Murphy 222 with team totals Brown 2625 and Dutch 2582, and Community Feed 927 for a team game.
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Bob Rowe
Kay Custer
Buck Murphy
Ferne Birney
Brown
D. Mitchell
D. Chamberlin
K. Rhea
Mets Show Promise as Patchwork Club in Spring Action
The Mets, under Casey Stengel, posted over .500 in the first 20 spring games in Florida, with improved pitching led by Roger Craig and Carlton Willey. Rich fielding and young infielders Al Moran and Larry Burright drew praise, while veteran outfielders Duke Snider and Frank Thomas provide power and defense.
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Leo H. Petersen
UPI
ST. Petersburg
Fla
Casey Sténvel
New York Mets
Mets
Florida
Casey
Stengel
Roger Craig
al Jackson
Jay Hook
Carlton Willey
Milwaukee Braves
Tracy Stallard
Galen Cisco
Red Sox
Don Rowe
Columbus
Larry Foss
Asheville
Johnny Kucks
Yanks
Ken MacKenzie
Richie Ashburn
Gene Woodling
Jim Hickman
Hickman
Frank Thomas
Gazelle
Duke Snider
Cliff Cook
Snider
Dodgers
Cook
al Moran
Buffalo
Larry Burright
Burright
Ted Schreiber
Ron Hunt
Tim Harkness
Gil Hodges
Charlie Neal
Harkness
Neal
Elio Chacon
Rod Kanehl
Kanehl
Moran
Choo Choo Coleman
Era of Yard Goods Remains A Staple In Home Sewing
The piece recalls 400000 miles of yard goods used annually and another 400000 stashed away. It recalls feed sacks turned into dresses and household items, color fast fabrics, and thrift era habits. It notes how yard goods endure as a habit albeit moved to charity boxes over time.
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Dad
Salvation Army
Swift Feed tops women’s bowling league standings
Swift Feed leads the Women's Bowling Pin Queen League with a 1777 team series and 602 team game while General Life and Mace Motor follow. Individual highlights include Bernadine Hutchison with 536 series and Delores Reitzler posting a 202 game. Betty Ward also shot 195.
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Swift
Coast
General Life
Mace Motor
Fareway
Ross
A and W
Bernadine Hutchison
Delores Reitzler
Betty Ward
Emmetsburg Wins Class B Track Title In Iowa Meet
Emmetsburg captures the Iowa Boys High School Class B track championship with a strong showing Friday night. Jim Taylor of South Page sets a pole vault record at 13 feet 4 inches, surpassing the previous mark by Jim Baller of Jefferson. Three other Class B records fall in shot put, broad jump, and medley relay, while Emmetsburg also places well in the 880 yard relay with a 1 36.8 clocking tying the Class B mark set by Glenwood in 1958.
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Iowa City
UPI
Emmetsburg
Iowa
Jim Taylor
South Page
Jim Baller
Jefferson
Baller
North Iowa
Glenwood
Joel Harris
Carroll
Kirlin Steinmers
Sigourneues
Dennis Sims
Anita
Lonnie Rogers
English Valley
Sheffield - Chapin
Britt
Marriage License Issued To Emry and Statler in Iowa City
Marriage license granted in the clerk's office at the courthouse here Friday April 5 to Jack W. Emry and Donna D. Statler both of Iowa City. A motion for a new trial in the Arthur Koche estate war contest was overruled by Judge H.J. Fleck in District Court Friday morning. Area corn growers honored at the 10 000 bushel club banquet in Cedar Rapids by Crown Hybrid Corn Co. included Dale Roberts Ed Swartzendruber and F.A. Stewart. Class B records fell for Joel Harris Dennis Sims Sheffield-Chapin and others as Emmetsburg led with 27 points and more than 60 schools competed.
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Jack W. Emry
Donna D. Statler
Iowa City
Court House
H.J. Fleck
Cedar Rapids
Crown Hybrid Corn Co
Dale Roberts
Route One
Crawfordsville
Ed Swartzendruber
Kalona
F.A. Stewart
Conesville
Odd duplicate hand yields a one trick defeat in contract bridge
In a national pair championship West leads diamond jack against South’s 2 spades. East wins queen, then plays hearts and diamonds. After a long run of ruffs and discards, declarer attempts clubs and hearts, but a late spade sequence loses two final tricks, giving West an unexpected one trick overtrick.
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West
East
South
Declarer
King Features Syndicate, Inc
The Pipe Wrench April 1963 Weather and TrackUpdate
A local column notes warmer weather returning after a cold spell. It discusses emergency service calls delaying routine plumbing work and thanks readers for patience. The writer mentions attending a track meet, noting the season has started and the sport imposes high demand on participants.
Boones Visit in Corning Iowa and Nearby Friendships
April 3 report details Mr and Mrs Dan Boone visiting Corning and spending the weekend with son Eddie Boone and wife. Sunday guests included William Ulin and Ronnie of Frytown. Local calls covered by Henry Mullet and visits from Bender, Yoder, Marner, Kauffman families, Elam Christner’s hospital stay, Beranek family gatherings, Nettie Stutsman’s dinner with Alva Niffenegger, and Doug Miller’s Chicago trip stopover.
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Kalona
Dan Boone
Corning
Eddie Boone
Boone
William Ulin
Ronnie
Frytown
Henry Mullet
Daniel Bender
Marion L. Yoder
Gerald Marner
Michael
Jacob Kauffman
Doug Miller
Chicago
Illinois
Emily Mill
Chorus of 43 voices to sing The Seven Last Words of Christ
Ten years ago today a chorus of 43 voices led by Mrs. Edith M. Shields will perform The Seven Last Words of Christ by Du Bois at 11:15 p.m. in the First Presbyterian Church. The midnight service is an annual Easter season feature in Washington churches.
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Edith M. Shields
Christ
Dubois
First Presbyterian Church
Washington
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