Centerville dominates Washington Relays at Case Field
Centerville Big Reds win the 1966 Washington Relays led by three field event firsts and balanced running events. Marvin Anderson of Mt. Pleasant earns outstanding honors with three victories in hurdles and high jump. Dal Ponte sets shot put mark at 57 ft 9 in and Keith Allen clocks 4:34.2 in the mile as Washington Demons claim a lone first in the two mile relay.
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Annual Relays Highlight Wapello Prep Field Events
Competition at the annual relay event features top placers in pole vault high jump and hurdle races. Notable results include Stuber Cen terville clearing 10 ft 6 in in the pole vault and Anderson Mt. Pleasant winning the 120 yard high hurdles in 16.0 seconds with strong showings from Siefkas Washington and Norton Williamsburg in the hurdle events.
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Craig Stars as Reliefer for Phillies in 4th Straight Win
Craig, in his fourth season with a new uniform after being cut by Cincinnati, earned a victory in relief against St Louis and then aided a 9th inning rally to beat Cincinnati 4-3. The Phillies remained the NL’s only 3-0 unbeaten team. Dodgers also won, St. Louis tied MLB record at Forbes Field, and other NL and AL games featured strong showings.
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Major League Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
United Press International reports National and American League standings with wins losses and percentages. Friday games see St Louis routing Pittsburgh and Atlanta edging New York while Philadelphia and Cincinnati split. Saturday schedules list probable pitchers for multiple matchups across both leagues.
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Fishing supplies at Gamble store offer low prices
Get the FISHIN FEVER with tackle, bait, plugs and more at Gamble. The ad touts low prices on lines, hooks, flies and a landing net while playfully noting birds may know you just polished your car.
U S and Russia Lead World Amateur Tourney Hopefuls
In Santiago Chile the United States and the Soviet Union open the World Amateur Basketball tournament as co favorites in a 13 team field. Opening rounds split groups in Valdivia Curacia and Antofagasta with top two advancing to the championship round in Santiago on April 20. Notable U S absences include Cazzie Russell Oliver Darden and John Clawson.
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Bowling High Scores Report for Farm Bureau and Northrup King
Farm Bureau posts a team high 2820 series and 994 game while Northrup King achieves 2743 in team totals. Individual highlights include Cal Little with 556 in the series, Burkum and Crawford at 552, Crawford 235 and Burkum 220 in the games.
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Wayland Residents Share Easter Week Visits and News
Wayland residents gathered for Easter events and family visits across multiple Iowa communities. The Roth family hosted a pre Easter dinner at the Daniel Roth home in Cedar Rapids after their move from Ottumwa. Various relatives and friends shared hospitality during Holy Week, with travel to Fort Wayne for a funeral and Easter services in West Burlington. Several local moves and future plans were noted, including Japanese teaching assignments and potential study at Goshen Seminary.
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