Busy Relays Week For Sproule Thinclads At Ottumwa And Washington
Coach John Sproule faces a busy week with Ottumwa Relays Tuesday and hosting the Washington Relays Friday. Ottumwa entries mirror conference indoor show with updated events including Whisler and Day in the 100 yard dash and Putman and Haifley in discus. Relays feature McClure Whisler Dougall Temple and Day in tight schedules from 4 p.m. prelims to 7 p.m. finals.
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John Sproule
Ottumwa
Sproule
Iowa City
Whisler
Day
McClure
Dougall
Temple
Dunbar
Cancer drive begins in Columbus Junction
The 1964 Crusade for the American Cancer Society is in progress in Columbus Junction with Mrs. Marie C. Smith as chairman. Volunteer solicitors include Mrs. Mildred Crull, Mrs. Mary Wasson, Mrs. Dottie Pugh, Mrs Selenia Pugh, Mrs. Betty Thomas, Mrs. Nellie Dawson, Mrs. Eva Johnston, Mrs. Dorig McCoy, Mrs. Leona Goode and Mrs. Lois Houseal.
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Columbus Junction
The
American Cancer Society
Marie C. Smith
Mildred Crull
Mary Wasson
Dottie Pugh
Selenia’ Pugh
Betty ‘Thomas
Nellie Dawson
Eva Johnston
Dorig McCoy
Leona Goode
Lois Houseal
Nominate Everetts for Rotary post at Oskaloosa meet
At the district Rotary Convention in Oskaloosa over the weekend Washington club nominated Bob Everetts for district governor for 1965 66. Jim McQuaid announced the nomination as banners waved and a high school band played The Music Man. Attendees included Alan Bergstrom Paul Brenneman Earle Libe and several couples. A banquet Saturday featured the Old Gold Singers and guest Perle Mesta former ambassador to Luxembourg and Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oskaloosa
Washington Club
Bob Everetts
Washington
Jim McQuaid
Bob
Alan Bergstrom
Paul Brenneman
Earle Libe
Mr. Cruise
Bob Day
Bill’ Helscher
Hugo Lensch
N.E. Hansen
Jud Malory
Ralph Martin
E.D. Morrison Jr
Wiliam Sitler
John Winga Sr
Old Gold Singers
Perle Mesta
Luxembourg
Russia
Hunter safety class postponed to Friday
Hunters who attended the classes are reminded the Tuesday session is moved to Friday, April 1. The postponement follows the Brothers of the Brush barbecue held Tuesday evening.
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Hunter
Puys
Brothers of the Brush
Scouts Plant 3000 Trees at Lake Darling District Statewide
One hundred seventy six Boy Scouts from Warhawk district covering Iowa Johnson and Washington counties plus 22 adult leaders planted 3000 trees Saturday morning at Lake Darling, reflecting a strong community service effort by youth groups.
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Warhawk
Iowa, Johnson
Washington Counties
Lake Darling
Major League Openers Mark 1964 Season With Star Power
The 1964 schedule opens with Lyndon Johnson tossing the first ball in Washington as the Senators meet the Angels in a festive ceremony. Cincinnati hosts Houston with Hutchinson battling cancer, while Jim Maloney faces Ken McBride in the first game at Crosley Field. Reds seek a pennant as Frank Robinson, Joey Jay, and Bob Purkey aim to rebound from poor 1963s.
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Gary Hurst
Bob Lowe
John Green
Harold Ahrens
Lloyd Miller
al Kinzler
Wally Horn
Vernon Feuerhelm
Delbert Soper
Don McClure
Duane Hagensick
Don Jarrard
Gene Gorham
Jim Richart
Duane Schantz
Don Myers
Gene Turner
Bruce Brown
Craig Johnson
Green
John Mill Kiesey
Larry Chalupa
Craig Taylor
John Bordwell
Frank Alberts
Mark Glover
Mike Brake
Frank Jers
Bob Harvey
Dana McAvoy
Chris Wilson
Allison
Kiesey
Phleger
Witthoft
Brunk
Pohren
Combs
Knight
Moore
Rosenkild
West
Duane
Lyndon Baines Johnson
Fred Hutchinson
Washington
Cincinnati
Johnson
U.S
Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Crosley Field
Houston Colts
American League
National League
William Howard Taft
Claude Osteen
Angels
Ken McBride
Hutenimser
Jim Maloney
Colts
Hutch
Ken Johnson
Nellie Fox
Houston
Pete Runnels
Eddie Kasko
Ken Aspromonte
Frank Robinson
Joey Jay
Bob Purkey
SCCA Chooses Indianola Track for National Sports Car Race
Officials of Greenwood Roadway announced the new Indianola track will host a top national SCCA event on July 19. The 105 mile race and a grand touring race carry $10,000 in prize money. Notables such as Jim Hall Augie Pabst Ken Miles and Roger Panske are expected to compete at the three mile paved circuit. A regional SCCA race is set for May 30-31 with a central division championship on Sept 26-27. The AMA national meet will also be held there Aug 9-10.
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Indianola
Iowa
Jim Hall
Augie Pabst
Ken Miles
Roger Panske
Greenwood
Hall
Augusta
Pensacola
Fla
American Motorcycle Association
Women’s Bowling in Queen League Scores and Leaders
General Life and Swift led team results with scores in the 1700s and 1600s. Fareway and Hy-Vee followed, while Coast to Coast Advance Ross and Credit Bureau posted several high marks. Top individuals included Jan Rees with 189 and Kay Custer with 179, Freda Varney 468 series, and 462 for Custer.
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Soints General Life of
Iowa
Swift
Credit Bureau
Randys
Advance Ross
General Life
Fareway
Hy - Vee
Freda Varney
Kay Custer
Jan Rees
Mixed bowling results and top scores reported
Friday results show Splitters 3, Combers 0, Nine 2, Hits and Mrs 1, Sleep ers 2, Busters 1, Hawks 3, Aces with team series Splitters 2039 and Niners 1953. Team game Splitters 707 and Niners 687. Individual series Cloyce Glowsky 5622 and Ann Curl 507. Individual game Zieglowsky 215 and 179.
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Combers
Nine
Sleepers
Busters
Hawks
Splitters
Niners
Cloyceglowsky
Ann Curl
Zieglowsky
Palmer Secures Fourth Masters Title At Augusta
Arnold Palmer claimed his fourth Masters by six strokes at Augusta. The victory, delivering a 12 under par total of 276, came as Palmer eyes a possible Grand Slam, skipping the tour for two weeks to prepare for the U.S. Open at Congressional and pursuing the British Open and PGA Championship later in the year.
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Augusta
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Dave Marr
Congressional
Washington
Bowling Sign Reports Team and Individual Scores
Team series led by Ross with 2651 and Falk 2482. Team game totals show Ross 890 and Falk 879. Individual series top by Hillman 965 and Wagenknecht 560. Individual games feature Hilfman and Baumert tied at 216.
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Ross
Falk
Hillman
J. Wagenknecht
Hilfman
Baumert
Masters champion fails to defend title in tournament thriller
The Masters winner fell short of back to back titles as he chased the lead with an eagle and two birdies in a key stretch but ran out of holes. Palmer led with a finish tied by Sam Snead and Jimmy Demaret at 284, while Gary Player and others trailed. Palmer’s season earnings reached $33,488.75 and career totals $506,496.84, with Bruce Devlin earning $6,100 for fourth place.
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Palmer
Marv
Nicklaus
Sam Snead
Jimmy
Demaret
Champire
Snead
Gary Player
Casper
Paul Harney
Jim Demaret
Ferrier
Bruce Devlin
Australia
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Washington Relays
Gordon Brookhart
Fairfield
Phil Ahrens
Marion McAvoy
John Logan
Milo Steele
Bus’ Westermark
Bob Vanderlinden
Harold’ Stevens
Paul Gebhardt
Dick Paul
Eldon Brake
Charles Goodell
John Lee
Start Cancer Drive
Skelly
Mom & Dad
Hasty Wake
Westinghouse
Melmac
Washington Oil Company
Washington St
Everetts
Rotary Post
the Drug Store
Evening Journal
Senators
Angels Johnson
Texas
D.C
Los Angeles’ Angels
Maloney
Cartoon — News
Martin
Fabric Service Center
North Rown
Mecone
Ben Hogan
League
Ross Bulldozers
Falk Clothiers
Drag
Phillips
Carpenters Union
Pioneers
Evening Journal Uv
Foster Mill
Martin Eaners
Call
Eclipse Lumber CO
Wayland Wayland Lumber CO
Coppes Termite Control, Inc
Burlington, JA
Pioneer Drug
Libby
KRAFT
Conroy Brand
Cannister
Crisco
Musselman’s
APPLE
Fastco
Fareway Fresh
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