Panthers dominate at Washington Relays in Case Field records
Panthers win with 99 percent points at the fourth annual Washington Relays. Washington Demons finish second with 72 points and help set three relay records while breaking two local school marks from 1929. Notable feats include a 440 yard relay win in 45.5 seconds and Mt. Pleasant sweeping multiple events led by Ed Wilson and fast anchors.
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Mr. Pleasant
Panthers
Washington
Demon
Harold Ah Tens
Wilbur Quinn
Marion McAvoy
Clarence Bain
Mattes
Sjoberg
Dougall
Temple
Mt. Peasant
Mt. Pleasant
Ed Wilson
Woodrow Crone
Harold Ahrens
Haifley
Steele
Anderson
Calloway
Fort Madison
Track meet results across Mt. Pleasant and peers tight
Meet results list relay and sprint outcomes with Mt. Pleasant Fairfield Washington Ft Madison and Ottumwa across events 120 yard hurdles 880 yard run 440 yard relay mile relay high jump and discus. Notable legs Teberg Thomson E Wilson Burkey Proctor McClure Whisler Dougall Temple and Della Vedova among others led Mt. Pleasant and Washington victors in multiple events.
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Stan Kerr
Mt. Pleasant
McCormick
Bloomfield
TeBerg
Mt Pleasant
Stockett
Mid Prairie
Thompson
Fort Madison
Vardaman
Wapelio
Steele
Washington
Anderson
Cecil Horst
Calloway
Mattes
George McBee
Ft. Madison
Kerr
Norton
Carris
Fairfield
Lamm
Pointer
Wapello
Mid. Prairie
Kos
Mid-Prairie
Patterson
Niffenegger
Mid - Prairie
Deal
Volkmann
Murphy
McClure
Whisler
Dougall
Temple
Fair
Proctor
B. Wilson
Thomson
F. Wilson
Walsh
Mt.Pleasant
Dorothy
Mt Sant
Azinger
Brown
Washington and Schwartz
Ello
Della Vedova
Iowa State University Finkbine dinner honors 58 men students
Ten years ago today James W. Kaster, an engineering student from Washington, was among 58 men invited to the annual Finkbine dinner at the State University of Iowa. The event honors outstanding men students as a university tradition.
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James W. Kaster
Washington
State University of Iowa
Track meet results list from Mt Pleasant and others
Multiple athletes from Mt Pleasant Washington Fairfield Fairfield Ft Madison Wapello competed in events including long jump, pole vault and shot put. Top placements include Putman 5 in long jump and Haifley 1 in shot put with 46 feet 7.5 inches. Other notable marks include Calloway 1 in pole vault with 11 feet 6 inches and Mattes 2 in pole vault at 11 feet.
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Calloway
Mt. Pleasant
Mattes
Washington
Ellmaker
Fairfield
Cherum
Seifkas
Haifley
Wilson
Stineman
Wapello
Heifner
Madison
Haines
Newton Wins Oskaloosa Meet With 83 Points
Newton captured the Oskaloosa meet in Iowa defeated defending champion Des Moines Tech by 23 points, finishing with 83 to 60. The team won six events including three relays as Ankeny took Class B with 52 and Indianola 44. two records fell in chilly dusk with Pleasantville’s Lloyd Thornburg clearing 5 feet 11 3/4 inches and Chariton’s Bob Lyman vaulting 10 feet 10 inches.
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Oskaloosa
Iowa
UPI
Newton
Des Moines Tech
Tech
Ankeny
Srown
Indianola
Ito
Pleasantville
Lloyd ‘Thornburg
Chariton
Bob Lyman
Mid-Prairie Takes Second at Beaver Relays Beavers Relays
Mid-Prairie finishes with 36 points in second place at the Beaver Relays led by Ward Niffenegger who won both the mile and half mile events. Tom Slockett and Gary Kos helped with records in the 880 and 440 relays, while Gary Martin added a second in the 180 low hurdles. Tipton led scoring with 47 points.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Beaver
Golden Hawks
Tipton
Gary Kos
Gary Martin
Jim Cuddeback
Tom Slockett
Ward Niffenegger
Mid - Prairie
Morning Sun
West Liberty
Columbus
Mt. Vernon
Williamsburg
West Branch
Preston
Comanche
Wilton Junction
Waco
Linn - Mar
University High
Lone Tree
Lincoln
Land M
West Burlington
Bennett
Five in Single Inning Eighteen Homers in NL Friday
NL hitters lead by Frank Bolling Billy Williams and others blast 18 homers at Wrigley as eight in one inning ties a major league record. Fischer outs Houston 5-2 while Mahaffey, Ellsworth, and multiple stars pace big Sunday-like scoring spree across leagues.
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George C. Langford
UPI
Frank Bolling
Milwaukee Braves
Billy Williams
Chicago Cubs
Fischer
Bolling
Hank Fischer
Houston Colts
Skinny Brown
Art Mahaffey
Philadelphia
Chicago
Richie Allen
Roy Levers
Major leagues score roundup with results and schedules
National and American League standings show Baltimore Boston and New York atop their divisions. Friday results include Los Angeles beating Detroit and Baltimore over New York in 11 innings. Saturdays pitchers list features McBride Lolich and Downing Roberts with several matchups. Sunday games list Minnesota Detroit Los Angeles Cleveland Kansas City Washington New York Chicago matchups and times. In the National League Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh Cincinnati Milwaukee St Louis chase division leads with late games and night doubleheaders.
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Bill Mazeroski
Casey Stengel
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Stengel
Mets
New
Willie Stargell
Mazerski
New York Yankees
Bob Friend
Ed Bauta
Los Angeles
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Senators
Washington
United Press International
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New York
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Roberts
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Stenhouse
York
Philadelphia
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Broglio
Bolin
Incinnati
Washington Junior High Teams Headed to Mt Pleasant Meet
The Washington Junior High teams under Coach Wal Horn travel to Mt Pleasant on Saturday April 18 for a 1 p.m. meet. Eighth graders compete in sprints and relays led by Greg Goodell and J Miller with hopes for records in the 440 medley and broad jump. Ninth graders field entries across sprints hurdles relays and field events with Kleese Miller and Harvey among leading hopes for top results.
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Washington
Waly Horn
Mt. Pleasant
Marion Bain
John Miller
Tomy Gray
Randy Ross
Marion Brain
Tom Gray
Dana McAvoy
Rudy Allison
Chris Wilson
Randy Hillman
Craig Johnson
Lampkin
Britain
West
Larry Custer
Terry Allison
McAvoy
Wes Johnson
J. Miller
Goodell
Harris
Custer
Knecht
Wilson
Hillman
Beauchamp
Trowbridge
R. Allison
Horn
Greg Goodell
Dave Meyers
Bob Harvey
Dave Simmering
Sam Shepard
Carl Hayes
John Kleese
Lyle Brock
Steve Wolfer
Dan Martin
Lynn Harvey
Steve Bealer
Duane Mill
Mike Fritz
Tom Pasha
Duane Miller
Carl Hays
Dave Myers
Marty Chebuhar
Bill Derby
Mary Chebuhar
Art Petratz
Sam Shephard
Joe Moore
Kleese
Miller
Hays
Women’s Bowling Pin Queen League Standings Summary
Standings show teams Swift Feeds Fareway Stores Bate Coast to Coast Credit Bureau Hy Vee Randys and General Life leading. High scores list Randys 1701 General Life 1686 team series, Randys 609 team game, individual Betty Ward 447 series and Charlotte Marsh 183 game with partial results and percentages.
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General Life of
Iowa
Swift Feeds
Bate
Credit Bureau
Hy - Vee
Randys
Advance Ross
General Life
Swift
Coast
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