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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1967

Page

6

Matson chases Drake relay and discus records at Drake Relays

UPI reports Randy Matson the U S top Olympic hopeful in discus and shot put aims to win his third straight Drake Relays title. He already claimed the shot put and set a Drake record last year. this year he surpassed his world mark with 71-5% as winds hindered performances. Other Drake standouts include Hartfield and Nelson with notable marks, while Jim Ryan set Drake relay mile pace.

Des Moines UPI Randy Matson United States Matson Drake Sam Francis Nebraska Darren Hooper Texas A. & M Texas Southern John Hartfield Hartfield University College van Nelson Jim Ryan Kansas Jayhawks Ryan Oklahoma State Tom van Ruden New York Carl Richardson Bill Calhoun Oklahoma Steve Carson Iowa State Washington High School Greg Goodell John Kleese Pat Hen

Veale Sparks Pirates Rally To Move Up In NL Standings

Pittsburgh defeats St Louis 6-2 behind Bob Veale’s third win this season as the Pirates surge to third place. Mazeroski’s tie breaker and Stargell’s homer fuel a three-run rally. Cincinnati, Houston, Atlanta, and San Francisco win as league action continues.

Bob Veale Veale Pittsburgh St. Louis Pirates Cincinnati New York Houston Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia San Francisco Los Angeles Bosox Athletics Baltimore Detroit California Cleveland Minnesota Washington Boston Kansas City Bill Mazeroski Roberto Cle Mente Gene Alley Willie Stargell Pirate Ray Washburn Vada Pinson Pete Rose Sammy Ellis Mets Ed Kranepool Eddie Mathews Aaron Pointer Jim Wynn Astros Barry Latman Joe Niekro Hank Aaron Braves Don Lock Clay Carroll Dick Hall Tom Haller Ken Henderson Giants A Ferrara Dodgers Don Sutton

Washington's Men attend Iowa Regional Convention in Davenport

Ten years ago today Logan Heisman Robert Reed Gene Tucker Dave Elder Robert Day Dr A C Peterson Don Minick Clarence Logan Robert Logan and Don Boyer of the Washington's Men were in Davenport for the Iowa Regional Convention this weekend.

Logan Heisman Robert Reed Gene Tucker Dave Elder Robert Day Dr. A. C. Peterson Don Minick Clarence Logan Robert Logan Don Boyer Washington Davenport Iowa

Goalby and Charles lead at Texas Open in San Antonio

Bob Goalby and Bob Charles shared the Texas Open lead after two rounds at Pecan Valley with 138. Charles birdied the final three holes to surge ahead, while Goalby’s late run included a six on the par five ninth and a string of solid putts. Jerry Steelsmith sits one back at 139.

San Antonio Tex UPI Bob Charles New Zealand Bob Goalby Goalby Charles Pecan Valley Country Club Jerry Steelsmith Argentina Roberto de Vicenzo Tom Weiskopf Steelsmith de Vicenzo Wieskopf Billy Casper Juan Rodriguez Harold Henning Tommy Aaron Paul Bondeson Wright Garrett Charles Coody

Cassius Clay Loses Title After Refusing Induction

Cassius Clay refused induction into the U.S. Army, losing the world heavyweight title as the World Boxing Association and New York Boxing Commission withdrew recognition. He eyed Muslim countries for future talks and possible fights, while his lawyers pursued injunctions to halt reporting him as delinquent. Clay faced potential prosecution with possible jail or fines, and planned to travel to Honduras or pursue bouts in Tokyo Cairo or Beirut.

Clay Justice Department World Boxing Association New York Boxing Commission Chicago Detroit West Coast Houston Honduras Hayden Covington Quinnan Hodges Allen B. Hannay Federal District Court U.S Draft Board New York Athletic Commission Floyd Patterson Tokyo Cairo Beirut Induction Center Steven Dunkley Muhammad Ali

Major Leagues Standings and Friday Results Recap

Major League standings and Friday results from the American and National Leagues with listed team records and games played. Included are Fridays results, today's scheduled pitchers, and Sunday's matchups for multiple cities and teams.

United Press International American League W. L. Pet Baltimore Boston New York Chicago Detroit California Cleveland Minnesota Kansas City Washington Calif City Clark Talbot Lolich Bunker Tiant Howard Boswell Ortega Odom Rohr

Kimberly Nicole arrives Craffs meet granddaughter

Riverside April 25 Mrs. Wilbur Kiene reports Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Craff visited Cedar Rapids to meet their new granddaughter Kimberly Nicole, infant daughter of Dennis and Craff. The Craffs plan to open their redecorated K and M Sandwich Shop on May 3 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Local 4-H selections named for the county contest include seniors Marie Strabala Kathy Yeggy Karen Kloppfer with Lois Strabala as alternate. Juniors named Chryse Lind Janice Yeggy Debbie Bulger Ann Strabala, with Debbie Powell as alternate. David Bulger, son of John and Mrs. Bulger, injured at St Marys School. placed in a hip cast after breaking both leg bones sliding into first base. he returned home. Auxiliary card party at B and W Café yielded prizes to Mrs. Albert Kron Mary Lukavsky Mrs. Pete Schnieder and Mrs. A. E. Schnoebel en. Dinner guests were George Scurlock family and Mrs. Bessie Severn, visiting from Cedar Rapids. Mrs. Severn stayed for a week before returning home with her daughter Mrs. Fred Luckey.

Wilbur Kiene Riverside Kelly Craff Cedar Rapids Kimberly Nicole Dennis R. Craff Kelly Craft Riverside Marie Strabala Kathy Yeggy Karen Kloppfer Lois Strabala Chryse Lind Janice Yeggy Debbie Bulger Ann Strabala Debbie Powell C. R. Johnson Well St. Marys School David Mercy Hospital John Kron American Legion Albert Kron Mary Lukavsky Pete Schnieder A. E. Schnoebelen Fred Kron Bess Burich Linus Veggy George Scurlock Bessie Severn C. Rapids Fred Luckey Severn

Kenneth Rhea Becomes District Commander Elect

Kenneth Rhea was elected District Commander-elect of the 1st District at the American Legion and Auxiliary Spring Conference in Mechanicsville. Attendees included Art Whiting Richard Lease and Charles Wells. Also notes mushroom-finder Mrs Chester Spangler found fourteen specimens in her yard.

Crawfordsville Kenneth Rhea Art Whiting Richard Lease Charles Wells American Legion and Auxiliary Mechanicsville Rhea Kenny Chester Spangler West Liberty Robert Wells

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