Harney and Butler Share Masters Lead at Augusta
Paul Harney and Peter Butler led the Masters after two rounds in Augusta with 143 totals, one stroke ahead of Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer who both shot 144. Players like Doug Sanders and Bob Rosburg trailed by one and two strokes respectively as the field narrowed to 64 for the weekend.
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Augusta
UPI
Paul Harney
Peter Butler
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Bob Rosburg
Don January
Harney
Butler
Nicklaus
Palmer
Sanders
Rosburg
Hawk
Ben Hogan
Hogan
Mike Souchak
Ray Floyd
Dave Marr
Art Wall
Billy Joe Patton
Donald Allen
Rochester
N.Y
Gary Player
Pace Harney
England
Gay Brewer
Sam Snead
Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
U.S
Bob Murphy
Gallup Poll Leaders Visit Washington for Farm Opinion Test
Ten years ago in Washington George Gallup Jr and Jack Fenton of the Gallup Pole spent Friday evening and today testing farm opinion across the middle west for the Gallup organization. George H Gallup's son, George Jr, is married to Ophelia Miller of Washington.
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George Gallup Jr
Jack Fenton
Gallup Pole
Washington
Middle West
Gallup Organization
George
George H. Gallup
Ophelia Miller
Women's bowling high scores and team results
Trotters finish with 2045 in team series and Spares 2015. Spares lead in team game 725 to 700. Sharron Lutes and Lela Miller tie with 557 in individual series. Marge Glov er posts 215 and Martha Lowe 207 in individual games.
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Trotters
Dots
Sharron Lutes
Lela Miller
Marge Glover
Martha Lowe
Bowling Team Series Shows Western Auto Lead
Results list shows Western Auto 2070 and Hy-Vee 2045 in team series with Western Auto 707 over Hy-Vee 701 in team games. Individual standings include Norma Cole 545 and Hazel Canaday 518, with Kay Custer 198 and Betty Ward 194 in individual games.
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Western Auto
Hy-Vee
Norma Cole
Hazel Canaday
Kay Custer
Betty Ward
Mantle Shows Arm Strength In Braves Exhibition Win
Mickey Mantle, back from shoulder surgery, impressed with throwing in his first exhibition for the Yankees as they beat Atlanta 5-4 in 10 innings. Mantle, one for four with a run producing single, said his arm felt good despite muscle soreness after six innings. Clete Boyer hit a three run homer in the fifth, Elston Howard delivered the game winning RBI in the 10th, and Phil Niekro earned the win after loading the bases with one out.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Braves
Atlanta
Mantle
Mayo Clinic
Yankees
Clete Boyer
New York
Elston Howard
Phil Niekro
Bobby Richardson
Jim Wynn
Houston Astros
Detroit
Tigers
Houston
Astrodome
Astros
Bob Lillis
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Cubs
Billy Williams
Tribe
76ers ready to roll as they chase Celtics in Boston
Philadelphia 76ers aim to even the best of seven in a Sunday showdown after a 111-105 win over Boston at Convention Hall put the series at 2-1 Celtics. Coach Dolph Schayes promises no more mistakes as Wilt Chamberlain leads the charge against Red Auerbachs rested Celtics in Boston Garden tonight.
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Boston
UPI
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Boston Celtics
76Ers
Celtics
Philadelphia
Convention Hall
Dolph Schayes
Wilt Chamberlain & Co
Schayes
Celtic
Red Auerbach
Bill Russell
Boston Garden
Auerbach
NBA
Dean
Corn King League Points Mobil Oil Leading Scores
Results show Mobil Oil with 31 points, Sportshop 27, Geb Chevrolet 25, Sellers Insurance 24, Farm Bureau 23, Farm Service 23, Te Measee see POL 20, Northrup King 18. Northrop King led series with 3, Farm Bureau 1, KC 2, Sportshop 2, Mobil 3, Geb 1, Farm Service 3, Sellers Ins. Team series Mobil 2742, Farm Service 2738. Team game Farm Service 976, Mobil 952. Individual series John Hough 566, Cal Little 556. Individual game Bob Lutes 252, John Hough 226.
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Mobil Oil
Sportshop
Farm Bureau
Farm Service
POL
Northrup King
Mobil
Geb
Sellers
Farm _ Service
John Hough
Cal Little
Bob Lutes
Canadiens edge Leafs in tense playoff opener
Montreal 4 Toronto 3 as Jean Beliveau nets a late third period winner. Coaches Blake and Imlach cited nerves and room for improvement, with Worsley and Sawchuk sharing goal duties and both teams erratic on defense and in transition.
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Montreal
UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Canadiens
Leafs
Jean Beliveau
Toe Blake
Toronto
Punch Imlach
Blake
Corbett Shot In Baton Rouge. Official Clings To Life
James J. Corbett a key NCAA official and LSU director was shot and hospitalized in Baton Rouge. Police offered few clues on motive or shooter while doctors kept him under heavy sedation after surgery. investigators noted the pistol fired from over a foot away and found $300 in his wallet.
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Baton Rouge
UPI
James J
Jim) Corbett
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Corbett
Louisiana State
Daniels
Sacrificial Breakfast Held by United Church Women
In Kalona on April 6 the annual Sacrificial Breakfast of the Women’s Fellowship of the United Christian and Baptist church was held at 7 am with Mrs. Ford Skola and others hosting. Guests enjoyed candlelit Bible foods, a devotional program Let Us Worship and Bow Down, and a song solo He Smiled On Me. Idris Club members toured Bentonsport, visiting Mansion Hotel, a country store, church, homes, and the Manning Hotel for lunch, then returned to Keosauqua to view the Pearson home once tied to an underground railroad past.
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Kalona
Steve Reif
John Woodin
Ford Skola
Marie Jackson
Idris Club
Bentonsport
Iowa
Keosauqua
Manning Hotel
Pearson
Twist Fame Sparks Local Buzz About Jones Girl
Albert praises Jones as a twist talent while Filbert dubs her the torque of the town, signaling strong local chatter about her dance appeal and rising profile.
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Albert
Jones
Filbert
Attend workshop for WSCS group
Crawfordsville April 6 attendees of the all day workshop for Woman's Society of Christian Service Secretaries at the Methodist Church in Burlington include Mrs Myral Smith Mrs Floyd Fisher Mrs Florence Henss Mrs Cleo Fletcher and Mrs Raymond Howsare Mr and Mrs Larry Krueger Chris Timmy and Tony of Hudson and Mr and Mrs Merrill Krueger of Iowa City expect to spend Easter with Mr and Mrs Myral Smith The twins Timmy and Tony will be baptized Sunday Others attended local events and visits including a funeral in Sigourney and a birthday party for Irene Young at the Jim Young home Various relatives and friends attended the events and returned home Sundays.
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Crawfordsville
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Burlington
Myral Smith
Floyd Fisher
Florence Henss
Cleo Fletcher
Raymond Howsare
Larry Krueger
Chris
Timmy
Tony
Hudson
Merrill Krueger
Iowa City
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Greg Goodell
Washington High School
Waco
Greg
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Case Field
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Tom Kuncl
McKesson
Mi Daniel
Jone
Rollers
Hilo
Turkey Trotters
McCleery’s
General Life
Credit Bureau
Sanitary Daily
Advance Ross
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Sanitary Dairy
McCleery-Cumming
Jeff Meyers
Cleveland
Birdie Tebbetts
Sam McDowell
Williams
Indians
Bob Heffner
Bill Hand
Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
Hitsre
Tom
Walt Disneys
Pan
Renee Technicolor
Dean Jones
Suganne
Pleshette
Charie Rugcles
Buena Viel Vista
Co ‘Inc
Bonar
Walt Disney
Nnie
Evening Journal
Corn King League
Gump Worsley
Terry Sawchuk
Worsley
Pulford
Leaf
Claude Provost
Beliveau
Mrs. Eugene Way
D.G. Sattler
D.J. Conwell
Fay W. Boone
Amos Mellinger
H.L. Walker
C. W. Beckman
F. L. Strickler
L.J. Stricker
Arliss D Swartzendruber
Vernon Hartzler
Tom Russell
George Bash
Paul Swank
David Teets
Eee
Chuckles
Bud Lechner
Blondie
Chic Young
WSCS
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Kenneth Rhea
Sigourney
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Ronnie Woodmansee
Tracy
Swayzee
Indiana
Irene Young
Jim Young
LaDonna Bell
Brenda Edgar
Susan Griffith
Sandra Hesseltine
Shirley Jones
Mary McVey
Catherine Widmer
Dick Young
Rhonda
Dana
Penny
Mabel Monson
Farrel Young
Maggie Williams
Howard Williamses
Mrs
Roll Davis
Florida
Dick Hartzell
Paula
Bloomington, Ill
Wayne Hartzell
Des Moines
Charles Wells
Valley Supply Co
Ottumwa
E. Washington
Richard Embree
Nancy
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