Senators edge A's opener as lineup shifts pay off
Washington Senators win their 1971 opener against the Oakland Athletics behind six hit pitching by Bosman. Toby Harrah and Joe Foy replace the left side, with Harrah singling twice and scoring twice and Foy adding a sacrifice fly. Curt Flood also contributes walks and a single.
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Washington Senators
Bob Shorty
Denny McLain
Toby Harrah
Joe Foy
Ed Brinkman
Aurelio Rodriguez
Oakland Athletics
Jek Bosman
Curt Flood
Atlanta Braves
Incannati Reds
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Oakland
New York
Boston
Cleveland
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Montreal
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Brinkman
Short
Foy
Rodriguez
Mark
I Flood
Flood
Senators
McLain
Plan Big Event Volunteers Aid Iowa Olympics
The State Games of the Iowa Special Olympics for retarded children relies on Des Moines area high school volunteers for May 11 at Drake University Stadium and the YMCA. About 400 athletes bands and units have signed up. Parade of Athletes will feature state and national figures with East High color guard Urbandale Hooverettes and others. High school students from 15 schools will assist with scoring awards distributions statistics guides and other tasks during sport clinics and lunches.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Maureen Soliday
West
Drake University
YMCA
East High School
East High School Color Guard
Urbandale High School
Hooverettes
Lord Insurance
Washington State Bank
Dayton Beauty Salon
Essex
Washington County
Hoover High
VEW
School
Soul Steppers
River Products
Osin
Descup Drug
Moines
Valley High School
West Des Moines
Drake
Soliday
Dowling
St. Joseph’s Academy
Hoover
North
East
Lincoln
Tech
Roosevelt
Valley of West Des Moines
Urbandale
Ankeny
Waukee
Norwalk
Snyder
S. E. Polk
Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr. Foundation
Washington, D. C
Iowa Association For Retarded Children
Dubuque
Ottumwa
Sioux City
Council Bluffs
Mason City
Cedar Rapids
Marshalltown
Nicklaus Favored To Win Masters As Practice Ramps Up
Jack Nicklaus returns to Augusta to fine tune for his bid at a fourth Masters title and a chance to move within one major of tying Bobby Jones. He shot 68 in final tune up, recalling past success at Augusta and reflecting on recent majors victories. Captain James Cook is generally credited with the discovery of Australia.
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Braves
Reds
Red Madle
Jim Merritt
Florida
Gary Nolan
Wayne Granger
Los Angeles Dodgers
Richie Allen
Duke Sims
Allen
Larry Dierker
Houston
Sims
Cesar Cedeno
Denis Menke
Astros
Bill Singer
Augusta
Big Jack
Jack Nicklaus
Bobby Jones
Nicklaus
Augusta National
Tommy Jacobs
Gay Brewer
Brewer
PGA
Jones
Broughton
Sean
Wesleyan student teachers train in eastern Iowa districts
Eighty eight education seniors from Iowa Wesleyan College teach in eleven eastern Iowa public school systems through a professional term led by Professor Joseph L Mauek. Student teachers, paired with cooperating and supervising teachers, observe, guide, and are graded after an eight week period. The program combines eight weeks in classrooms with six weeks of accelerated courses and ends with a week back on campus for evaluation. Assignments include John Ellinger in Cedar Rapids, Anita Hampton and Perry Ross in Mt Pleasant, Fay Terrell in Chicago, and others in Crawfordsville Columbus Junction and Riverside schools.
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Iowa Wesleyan College
Iowa
Joseph L. Mauek
Educ
IWC
Cedar Rapids
Burlington
New London
Mt. Pleasant
WACO
Olds
Crawfordsville
Danville
Riverside
West Burlington
Winfield
Columbus Junction
Wesleyan
John Ellinger
Ainsworth
Anita Hampton
Perry Ross
Fay Terrell
Chicago
Diana Oldfield
Muscatine
Donna Meek
Fredericksburg
Texas
Diane McCracken
Keota Relays set for next Tuesday event details
The first Keota Relays will be held Tuesday April 13 at Keota high school track. Evening finals begin 7 15 with 1 dollar admission. 50 cents for students. About 170 athletes from nine schools including Hedrick Norway Benton Community Regina Mediapolis North Mahaska Prairie City Lone Tree and Keota participate.
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Keota
Keota High School
Slude Hedrick
Norway
Benton
van Horne
Iowa City
Regina
Mediapolis
North Mahaska
New Sharon
Prairie City
Lone Tree
Washington Relays at Case Field Set for Afternoon Action
Washington track event here today will host the annual Washington Relays at Case Field. Afternoon events begin at 4 p.m. with preliminary rounds and some field finals to be finished by 5 30 p.m. Evening program starts at 6 45 p.m. and trophies are presented at 9 15 p.m.
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Washington
Bowling scores highlight Freshwaters lead in team and game
Freshwaters tops the team series with 2886 and 981 891 games, while Joe Falk posts 2553 across the season. Individual leaders include Don Neff 575 and John Hough 570 in the series, with Dwain Tschantz 236 and Larry Hough 224 in the best single games.
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Aligh
Freshwaters
Joe Falk
Don Neff
John Hough
Dwain Tschantz
Larry Hough
4 H Activities At Jo Ellen Wiggers Home
4 H members gathered at Jo Ellen Wiggers home for a raft workshop after school on April 23. Nancy Duensing hosted the event with guest discussions by Lora Green on Ways to Clean Glass and Clean Wood Finishes, Bernice Reed on Balance in Accessories, and Kathy Tuttle on Picture Grouping and Hanging. Each member packed a sack lunch and planned seating and display arrangements for the session.
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Nancy Duensing
Ashe
Lora Green
Bernice Reed
Kathy Tuttle
Jo Ellen, Wiggers
Medore
Dayan vows victory if fighting breaks out with Egypt
Dayan promises the Israeli army will not be defeated if a new war erupts with Egypt. He urged Moscow to restrain its Egyptian influence while calling for direct peace talks. Palestinian guerrillas fought with Jordanian forces near Jerash as tensions rise.
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Israel
Moshe Dayan
Egypt
Middle East
Dayan
Cairo
Hussein
Jordan
Labor Party
Tel Aviv
Abba S. Eban
Star of David
Moscow
Zahal
Carpenters Local 1398 Meeting This Wednesday Evening
Carpenters local 1398 will meet at the Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The gathering aims to discuss union matters and upcoming sessions with members urged to attend.
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Carpenters Union
Carpenters Local 1398
Odd Fellows Hall
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