Davenport Class A Indoor Track King Takes Fifth Title
Davenport Blue Devils dominated the Iowa Class A indoor meet, racking 34 relay points to secure the title. Nick Viper cleared 12 feet to set a new mark, Nick St. Claire won the 60-yard low hurdles in 7.4 seconds, and Des Moines Roosevelt claimed several podium finishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Iowa High
Thee Moines Roosevelt
Newton
Nick Viper
Nick St. Claire
Clinton
Sick Street
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Blue Devil
Elean Plons
City Hall Bowling Legion Edge Washington Lumber 2 to 1
City Hall Bowling Legion defeated Washington Lumber 2 to 1 in a tight match. Legion total pins 254 with 48 handies y, while Washington Lumber posted 2360 pins. Sorrells beat Stewart and Crone 3 to 6 with Sorrells total 2479 pins to 2307 for Stewart and Crone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Washington Lumber
Y. Sorrells
Stewart & Crone
Sorrells
Siders
Mills Nash
National League
American Legionnae
Old Rimers
Stewart « Crone
Sitter's A
Bakers
Atchison Defeats State Highway In Bowling Match
In last week results Atchison beat State Highway 3 0 with total pins 2212 to 2076 including 114 handicap. Shell Oilers defeated Phillips Drug 2 1 with Shell 2311 pins including 128 handicap. Siders Electric defeated Jour.
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Atchison
Shell Oilers
Phillips Drug
Shell
Phillips
Siders Electric
Jour
Siders
Mills
Bakers
Sam Snead Wins Masters Meet For Second Time
Sam Snead defeats rivals in Augusta to claim his second Masters title with a 72 final round, finishing four strokes ahead of Jack Burke. He vows to defend his crown next year and reflects on Bob Jones inspiring his swing.
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Augusta
Gaa
Sam Snead
Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Ben
Snead
Hogan
Jack Burke
Tommy Bolt
al Resselink
Burk
Jones
Bobby
Mixed Bowling Church League Results and High Scores
In the Mixed Bowling Church League Methodist One defeated Presbyterian Two and St. Pauls Two. Christian One beat Christian Two. Presbyterian One won over St. Pauls One with totals including handicaps. High scores include Christian One 1988 series and Won Knight 516 with game 212.
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Presbyterian
Methodist
le St. Pauls
St. Pauls
Christian
St. Paul's
St. Paus
Nanaicap
Hici
Wendell Haker
Hich
Wayne Witthott
Bowling league scores and top totals listed
Final standings show nal 3 to 0 with total pins for Sidters ISS85 and Journal 1749 including 33 handicap. High team series 2242 by Atchison and 2223 by Phillips. High team game 822 by Phillips and 744 by Shell. Top individual series 542 by R Dow, 526 by D Bambette. top single game 211 by Dowie, 207 by Max Donaldson with multiple lower-scoring names also recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Atchison
Phillips
Shell
R. Dowis
D. Bambette
Dowie
Max Donaldson
Big Ten
D. Dewis
G. Moothart
M. Donaldson
Snyder
G. McKune
T Brown
H. Kerr
L. Gilmore
Bb. Smith
D. Bauberte
Waitress Charged In Abandonment of Baby in Iowa City
Laure Pearson a 19 year old waitress faced grand jury action on charges she disposed of the body of her one day old son. Johnson County Attorney William Meardon said she admitted being the mother of the baby found near the power company plant. She pleaded innocent to indecent disposal of a human body and is held on 5000 dollar bond. The baby Joseph weighed seven and a half pounds and was born March 14 in her room, according to Meardon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Laure Pearson
Johnson County
William Meardon
Miss Pearson
Iowa-Illinois Power Co
Meardon
Critics say organized leagues harm young athletes
Athletic experts Donald A. Dukelow and Fred V. Hein urge caution about highly organized competitive leagues for elementary and junior high school youths, warning such structures may be undesirable for their development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald A. Dukelow
Fred V. Hein
American Medical Association Bureau of Health Education
Living Lake Group Hostess Sees Surge in Cancer Drive Support
Mrs Lloyd Marek hosted a breakfast for two women and six children from the local school district to promote the cancer drive with Margi Marek chairing the district. Kenneth Patterson presented cancer research talk and visuals. Donald Marek plans vacation in late summer after a Cedar Rapids trip. Household notes cover birthdays, visits, and community chores amid farm activity.
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Living Lake
Lloyd Marek
Margi
Kenneth Patterson
David Birney
James Birney
Margi Marek
Virginia
Edna Witting
Joe Lawlor
Jews University
Lloyd
Marek
Lake E
Vince Mareks
Donald
Cedar Rapids
Haiti
States
Jows City
Joe Peckman
Vernon Witting
Mary Jo
R. J. Dawson
Bernice
Early Spring Time To Seed New Lawn
Iowa State College extension horticulturist A b k Cott says early spring is best for seeding a new lawn before rains. Prep a level seedbed, apply 10-20-10 fertilizer, sow 2 lb bluegrass and 1 lb redtop per 1000 sq ft, add 1 lb red fescue for moist shady areas, and follow with a seasonal fertilizer and topdressing plan.
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A.bk. Cott
Iowa State College
Cott
Dell Walker and Rennie Dawson Visit Iowa City Friends
Dell Walker and Rennie Daw son visited Ed Heck and Ernest Gideon in Mercs hospital Saturday evening. Both are reportedly doing fine and expected to go home soon. The note also welcomes Ruth Gideon to Living Lake and says she will reach the school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell Walker
Rennie Dawson
Iowa City
Ed Heck
Ernest Gideon
Mercs Hospital
Ruth Gideon
Living Lake
Ruth
Birthday Aboard for Lt William Houseal in Service News
Lt William Houseal of A. Btry 330th S A Bn APO 46 observes his birthday on April 20. Norman R Waters of Crawfordsville, son of Mrs Marion Waters, serves in Company 62 289 at the U S Naval Training Center San Diego. He graduated Crawfordsville High in 1950 and joined the navy March 28.
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Houseal
William Houseal
S. A
APO
New York
N. Y
Waters Norman R. Waters
U.S. Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Norman
Marian Waters
Crawfordsville
Crawfordsville High School
Washington Junior College
Navy
Hospital Notices Bow to Surgery and Dismissals
At the hospital yesterday Mrs. Glen Pringle underwent surgery and Mrs. Carl J. Roberts of Washington received medical attention. Dismissals included Mrs. Charles Jirsa and daughter of Wellman Joe KE. Good of Wayland and Mrs. HW Bontrager of Winfield.
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Glen Pringle
Mrs Marshay Daughters Visit From Iowa City
Mrs Charles A Marshay daughters Marceline and Donne Jean were guests yesterday at the home of Mrs Marietta Workman. They recently moved from Springfield Minnesota to Iowa City where Marceline will work at the University hospital. Mr and Mrs E G Butterbaugh of Stuart Iowa spent the weekend here with Mrs Butterbaughs sister Stella Palmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Marshay
Marceline
Donne Jean
Marietta Workman
Springfield
Minn
Iowa City
University Hospital
E.G. Butterbaugh
Stuart
Iowa
Sunday Visits Highlight Crom Family Birthday in Moulton
A Crom family gathering in Moulton Iowa honored Mrs Elizabeth Crom's birthday. The Luther Crom family then visited ill Mrs Fred Smith in Bloomfield after she suffered a stroke. Cpl Ronald Baker is on a ten day furlough at his parents home in Washington before returning to Langley Field Virginia.
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Luther Crom
Henry Crom
Moulton
Iowa
Cpl
Ronald Baker
George Baker
Washington
Langley Field
Junction Jaycees to Elect April 8
Columbus Junction events include the Junior Chamber of Commerce election at 7 30 p m April 8 in the Columbus High School building. Firemen to host an Oyster supper April 7, and local clubs held meetings the week of April 6 with hostesses and small entertainments noted. Intriguing notices mention a naval intern and a local church affair.
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Hal Reister
Fire Department
Legion Rooms
City Hall
Columbus Junction
Odd Fellows Home
Mason City
Florence Smith
Ihe Club
Martha Glass Missionary Society
United Presbyterian Church
Columbus City
Richard Mouscat
John FF. Coffin
Conesville
U. S. Navy
London
England
James W. Merritt
E. W. Merritt
University of Iowa— College At Medicine
Youngstown
Unio
Youngstown Hospital
Kathrin Lieberknecht
Indian Creek Community Club
Lena Sneinbarger
Anne Arthur
Cotter Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Ora Varry
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John W Tee
Charles Woo
Russell s'TrOy
J. Faber
C. Custer
George Morrison
J. Fuhr
C. Crone
L. Little
BL Lowe
G. Mills
Crone
Sorrel
Ro Moore
W. Steele
J. Custer
St. Paul's One
James Stewart
Arthur Kennedy
Julia Adams
Technicolor
the Ade “de Oem
Aaa
WAVES
Juanita Faulkner
Clydene Nicola
Bainbridge
EXIC
Washington News
Ramseyer
Hatchery
Kiple and de- Prenger
Martins Cleaners
Stewart and Crone
Fuhr
Cochran Sal Pamane
Skelgas
Washington State Bank
Gambles
Long's Snack Shack
Phillips Drugs
Keating Welding
RoBerta Beauty Salton
Ken Rene
Blue Note Cafe
A. E. Atchison Shoe Store
Washingington Dairy
Horak Shoes
Mills Market Scotts Furniture
Fern Pastry Shop
Mrs. Lloyd Marek
Living Lake Group
Montgomery
William Murphys
Bart Steele
Aledo
Murphy
John Murphy
W. Ro Murphy
Floyd Martin
Betty Jean
John Frame
Ainsworth
Sam Murphy
James Murphy
Donna and
Harold
Wellman
Floyd Murphy
Indianola
Clarence Good Win
Clarence Goodwin Jr
Silvis
Shelley Kay
Pat Weldin
Tau Sigma Delta
Iowa State Teachers College
Cedar Falls
Mro
C. P. Weldin
Patsy Hilsabeck
Junction Jaycees
Neal
Mary Young
MAC € Motor Company
Ford & Mercury
Washington, Iowa
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