Davalillo Powers Indians Past Red Sox in 7-4 Win
Vic Davalillo the 5'7 Venezuelan drove in four runs with a home run and a bases loaded triple to lift Cleveland over Boston 7-4. He also stole two bases and scored, as the Indians improved to 2-2 while Duke Sims added a homer and Elston Howard allowed the elevated lead.
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Cleveland
Indians
Vic Davalillo
Boston Red Sox
Davalillo
Mike Andrews
Boston
Duke Sims
Chicago
St. Louis
New York
Houston
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Sims
Elston Howard
Red Sox
Ron Hansen
Bill Bryan
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Bill Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
White Sox
Buddy Bradford
Roger Repez
Angels
Orioles
Paul Schaal
Major League Standings and Tuesday Probable Pitchers
Major League standings by United Press International with West and East leaders listed. Tuesday’s schedule shows California at Washington, Minnesota at Baltimore, Oakland at New York, Detroit at Boston, plus National League pairings and last night results including New York over Houston and Chicago over St Louis.
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Minnesota
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Oakland
California
Baltimore
United Press International
Clark
Pascual
Merritt
Phoebus
Hunter
Stottlemyre
Wilson
Boston
Culp
Cleveland
Ww. L. Pet
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
Los Ang
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Io
San Fran
Phila
Philadelphia
Washington Chicago
Chi
Grinnell Students Spend Easter Vacation Abroad
Ten years ago Ed Morrison of Grinnell College and two friends Young Whan Kihl of Korea and George Rozsnovsky of Hungary, all Grinnell students, were spending their Easter break with Ed's parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Morrison Jr.
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Ed Morrison
Grinnell College
Young Whan Kihl
Korea
George Rozsnovsky
Hungary
Grinnell
E. D. Morrison Jr
Masters shock as De Vicenzo loses title on wrong score
At Augusta the Masters crown went to Bob Goalby after Roberto De Vicenzo signed for a 4 on a hole instead of 3, costing him a playoff and a potential outright win. The ruling drew praise for upholding the rule while Lee Nicklaus and others noted the heartbreak of De Vicenzo.
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Augusta
UPI
Bob Goalby
Tommy Aaron
Augusta National
Aaron
Roberto de Vicenzo
de Vicenzo
Jack Nicklaus
Goalby
U.S
Women's Bowling Results From Friday Meet
Friday bowling results list teams Made O'Day Washington Transfer and Question Marks along with Western Auto Amway Products Washington Acting Ross Rejects and McCleerys. High team series went to Ross Rejects 2161 and McCleerys 2067 while team games were 752 for Ross Rejects and 721 for McCleerys. Individual series saw Betty Ward 584 and Mary Randall 546 with Mary Randall also posting 203 in individual games. Ray Custer had a 214 in games.
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Washington Transfer
Western Auto
Amway Products
Washington Acting
Ross Rejects
McCleery
Ross
Betty Ward
Mary Randall
Ray Custer
McCleery - Cumming
Washington Accounting
Amway
Mixed Bowling Bowl -a-deres League results and leaders
The standings show Nite Owls winning team series with 2055 and Four Pins 2009. Four Pins led team game with 714 and 713 for Four R's. Individual leaders include Lela Miller 539 and Bob Lowe 547 for series while Dee Walley 210 and Bob Randall 211 led in games.
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Sade Gengahs
HiOle
Rougns
Nnese
Tire Simone
Seis Sashes
Richards
Nite Owls
Lela Miller
Bob Lowe
Dee Walley
Bob Randall
Israeli patrols kill five Arab guerrillas weekend clashes
United Press International reports Israeli patrols killed five Arab guerrillas and wounded seven, with one Israeli and one more Israeli wounded. A second clash nearby near Nablus and Mount Gerizim left three guerrillas dead and one Israeli dead. Weapons including eight machineguns, hand grenades and bazookas were seized. Israel accused the Soviet Union of prolonging Middle East tensions.
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United Press International
Jerusalem
Nablus
Mount Gerizim
Israel
Soviet Union
Middle East
England minister leaves Church for Iowa teaching sociology
The Rev. Stacey Hebden-Taylor, 42, plans to quit the Church of England ministry and teach sociology at Dordt College in Sioux City, Iowa, saying Britain is an unfit place to raise his six children due to moral decline. He condemned Parliament for abolishing capital punishment and for legalizing abortion and homosexuality.
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Bradford
England
UPI
Stacey Hebden-Taylor
Church of England
Iowa
Britain
Hebden-Taylor
Dordt College
Sioux City
Jesus Christ
Congo
Greengates
Canada
Speeding fines posted by motorists before Justice Holden
Several motorists paid speeding fines after appearance before Justice Glenn Holden. Charges were filed by city police. Fines paid include Charles F. Billick of Iowa City $10 Danny Lee Martin of Washington $11 Lawrence J. Hill of Wayland $12 Melvin D Crawford of Washington $10 Luane Elizabeth Munson of Davenport $15.
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Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
Charles F. Billick
Iowa City
Danny Lee Martin
Washington
Lawrence J. Hill
Wayland
Melvin D. Crawford
Luane Elizabeth Munson
Davenport
Pekin Wins Track Duel At Keota In Tight Meet
Pekin High School defeated Keota 70 to 43 in a Thursday duel meet. Pekin swept most events with Dave Hoover setting two school records in the discus and shot put. Jim Steinbeck added three wins in the pole vault 100 yards and the 200. Keota top finishes came from Larry Lyle, Norb Greiner and Roger Keifer, with a shared high jump title and two relay wins going to Pekin.
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Pekin High School
Keota
Pekin
Dave Hoover
Jim Steinbeck
Ron Dickens
Larry Greiner
Larry Lyle
Norb Greiner
Roger Keifer
Ron Lyle
Jim Flynn
Tim Parsons
Keota golfers open season with early April home meet
Keota High School begins the golf season April 16 hosting Mid-Prairie while the Eagles start with 11 meets. Returning letterman Robbie Malley is the sole returning senior as coach Dick Barton notes a very young squad with four sophomores and six freshmen and no juniors or seniors.
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Keota High School
Mid - Prairie
Eagles
Robbie Malley
Dick Barton
Two Iowa sisters rescued after car plunge in mill race
Lavon Hopker and her sister Jean Hopker from Marengo Iowa spent hours in a sinking car after it veered off Iowa 220 into a swollen mill race north of South Amana. Lavon swam to shore after about six hours in the water and was aided by two Highway Patrolmen. Jean remained with the car until rescuers reached her and both were treated for shock and exposure.
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South Amana
Iowa
UPI
Marengo
Here
Lavon Hopker
Jean
Iowa 220
Iowa Highway Patrol
Lavon Hooker
Jean Hepker
Miss Hooker
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al Worthington
Worthington
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Valley of the Dolls
20Th Century: Fox
Mark Robson
David Weisbart
Panavision
Evening Journal
Washington, Iowa
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We Sereswescos
Laverne Geyer
Ted Russell
Evinrude Motors Sales & Service
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Marine
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Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
Derr, Stott and
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Curtiss
Nabisco
Oxydol
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