Demon Wrestlers Open Season At Home Against Fort Madison
Washington Demon wrestling hosts Fort Madison in a home opener with a reserve meet at 6:30 and varsity at 7:30 in the high school gym. Coach Don Lawless announces two dozen grapplers including Ron Gregory and the Davis twins.
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Ft. Madison
Lee Crew
Fairfield
Don Lawless
Washington
Ron Gregory
Davis Twins
Dave
Don
Randy Stannard
Denny Coon
Dave Coon
Joe McCarthy
Rick Latta
Bob Lintz
Doug Tindal
Ed Day
Ed Weeks
Joe Wallace
Gregg DeVries
Jim Bell
Skeeter Lemley
Dan Coon
Lemley
Lane Jarvis
Dennis Day
Dave Temple
Floyd Geyer
Larry Green
Jerry Deaton
Dennis Murphy
John McDaniel
Wilton Junction
Davis County
Lawless
Ottumwa Team Leads In Bowling Tourney
Ottumwa Northwestern Tire tops the Tall Corn Bowling Tournament team standings at Melod y Lanes Washington with 3 123 pins as Lucky Six Lanes Marengo holds 3075 and Pearl Lanes Muscatine 3031. Doubles leaders Bohstedt Haddy Marengo 1419 Sandy gard Rummels West Branch 1338 Coffin Zollers Ottumwa 1307 singles Jensen Muscatine 701 Krotz Washington 681 G Anderson West Liberty 660 all events Haddy Marengo 2009 Joe Wood Washingto n 1922.
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Northwestern
Ottumwa
Tall Corn
Melody Lanes
Washington
Rayne Marston
Ottumwa Northwestern Tire
Lucky Six
Marengo
Pearl Lanes
Muscatine
Bohstedt
Haddy
Sandygard
Rummels
West Branch
Coffin
Zollers
Jensen
Krotz
G. Anderson
West Liberty
Joe Wood
Washingter
Drake Downs Iowa State in Fourth Straight Win
Undefeated Drake handed Iowa State a 74 to 52 defeat as Ray Quinn led with 16 points for Drake while Gary Eleven topped ISU with 12. Drake dominated early to a 33-24 halftime edge, outshooting 38.9 to 33.3 percent and winning rebounding 63 to 40.
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DES Moines
UPI
Drake
Bulldogs
Iowa State
Ray Quinn
Gary Eleven
Cyclones
Aguirre Named AL's Top Hurler for 1962
Hank Aguirre of the Detroit Tigers earned the American League's outstanding pitcher award for 1962 with a 2.21 ERA after a strong season. He went 16-8 with 11 complete games, improving from a seven season stretch as a bullpen player. Rays, records fielding and other league leaders are noted, including Ray Herbert, White Sox, and Robin Roberts, Orioles, among others.
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Boston
UPI
Hank Aguirre
Detroit Tigers
Aguirre
Cleveland Indians
Tigers
Cleveland
Dick Donovan
Donovan
Ray Herbert
Chicago White Sox
Robin Roberts
Baltimore Orioles
Phillies
Orioles
Yankees
Whitey Ford
Dean Chance
Angels
Eddie Fisher
White Sox
Terry
Ralph Terry
Herbert
Minnesota
Camilo Pascual
Pascual
Dick Radatz
Bo Belinsky
Jim Bunning
Ed Rakow
Athletics
Chuck Estrada
Jim Kaat
Los Angeles Angels
Terry Baker Named UPI 1962 Back of the Year
Oregon State quarterback Terry Baker, 21, from Portland, led the nation with 2 276 total offense yards this season and helped Oregon State to an 8 2 record and a Liberty Bowl bid. He received 157 of 217 votes, with runner up Jerry Stovall of LSU at 60.
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Terry Baker
Oregon State
UPI
NEW York
United Press International
Baker
Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
Stovall
George Saimes
T Ron Vanderkelen
Wisconsin
Willie Brown
Southern California
Joe Don Looney
Oklahoma
Portland
Ore
Oregon
Tommy Prothro
Terry
Drake
Johnny Bright
Dick Shiner
Maryland
Mira
Los Angeles Rams
San Diego
Cincinnati Tops UPI Cage Poll With 34 Points
Cincinnati leads the UPI college basketball ratings with 34 points from first place votes and a 4-0 record. Duke sits second with 286 points and 13-0, followed by Louisville, Ohio State, and Mississippi State in the top five.
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Cincinnati
NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Duke
Loveld II
Ohio State
Mississippi State
Oregon State
Stanford
Illinois
Bowling Green
West Virginia
Colorado
Wisconsin
Arizona State
Drake
Kentucky
Minnesota
New York U
St. Bonaventure
Seattle
Texas
Iowa State
Auburn
Notre Dame
Dayton
Bradley
Colorado State U
UCLA
Bowling league scores and high marks listed
In Monday action the Dozers, Zieglowsky, Wilson, Freshwaters and others posted team totals with Zieglowsky achieving the top team series 2608 and high game 225. Individual leaders include R. Lowe 584 and C. Zieglowsky 225 while P. Hazelett posted 216. An Northwestern ornithologist notes birds fatten before migration for long flights.
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Zieglowsky
Wilson
Freshwaters
Fareway
Hy- Vee
Payne
Yoder
Reifs
Reif
R. Lowe
P. Hazelett
C. Zieglowsky
Chicago
UPI
Northwestern University
Soviet Warns Of More Nuclear Tests
In Geneva the Soviet negotiator Semyon Tsarapkin warned the West that if Britain and the United States resume tests after year end other nuclear powers will respond. He claimed responsibility rests with the United States and pressed for the inspection debate over unmanned seismic stations known as black boxes.
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Geneva
UPI
Soviet Union
Britain
United States
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
International Disarmament Organization
Falk 885 Topples Full O Pep 885 882
Team game saw Falk 885 defeating Full O Pep 882 as Howsare led with 599 Paul 545. Campbell posted a 227 while DeLong added 225 in individual games.
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Falk
Opep
Howsare
Paul
Campbell
DeLong
Billikens Rally To Beat Hawkeyes On Home Floor
The St Louis University Billikens trailed at the half 31-29 but surged past Iowa 65-58 behind seniors Donnell Reid with 18 points and Dave Harris with 15. Rich Naes added key second half bursts as Iowa’s Jimmy Rodgers led visitors with 14. The Bills improve to 3-1 under coach John Bennington.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Donnell Reid
Dave Harris
St. Louis University
Billikens
Iowa
Reid
Harris
Hawkeyes
Jimmy Rodgers
Bills
Rich Naes
Demon Freshmen Fall 55-39 to Mt Pleasant in Narrow Loss
Washington freshman team led by Jim Logan with 15 points but ceded control in the fourth quarter. Mt Pleasant overcame a 20 16 first half to pull away late as Campbell scored 15 and Williams 11 for the Panthers.
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Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Jim Logan
Jim Rossen
Muscatine
Young Panthers
Demons
Panther
Logan
Roth
Black
Sanders
Bordwell
Long
Stone
Campbell
Williams
US presses to remove remaining Soviet troops from Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said several thousand Soviet military personnel remain in Cuba and some appear organized in combat units. He noted a few have departed, but warned a neat solution to the Cuba crisis may be unlikely and UN verification of weapon removal is uncertain.
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Washington
UPI
Cuba
United States
Dean Rusk
American
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Kennedy
Russia
Rusk
United Nations
U.S
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Wirtz Seeks End to New York Printer Strike
Labor Secretary Wirtz visited New York to press for a resolution to a four day printer strike that shut down nine major city daily papers with 5.7 million in circulation. He met with ITU Local 6 leaders and publishers while noting White House concern and Kennedy interest, as talks with a federal mediator continued.
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New York
UPS
W. Willard Wirtz
New York City
Wirtz
Kennedy
White House
Atlanta
American Farm Bureau Federation
William E. Simkin
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Bertram Powers
International Typographical Union
Publishers Association of New York
McNamara Reviews Skybolt Fate With Britain
In London Defense Secretary McNamara meets British Minister Thorneycroft to discuss the Skybolt missile program seen as Britain’s nuclear deterrent. He arrives amid reports Washington may curtail or scrap the 1000 mile air to ground weapon as NATO talks loom in Paris.
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London
UPS
U.S
Robert McNamara
Peter Thorneycroft
Britain
McNamara
Thorneycroft
Paris
United States
Defense Department
Washington
Mixed Bowling League Results and Standings
Friday results show Hits and Mrs. leading with a 1960 team series and 714 team game, while Bleach Combers posted 1927 and Bleach Comber 718. Individual top figures include Ran Van Zile 230 game and Don Dayton 592 series for the night. Ferne Birney led women with 457 series and 179 game.
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Hawks
Don Dayton
Ferne Birney
Ran van Zile
Missile program faces cost rise and test failures
The United States reviews next fiscal year funding amid five failed flight tests and sharply rising costs. Despite releasing nearly 500 million dollars to date, officials question continuing the program as Britain's plans could be disrupted by halting development of the 500 mile Hound Dog missile used by the Strategic Air Command.
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United States
Britain
U.S
Strategic Air Command
Local Professional Directory Listings with Attorneys Doctors and Dentists
A compiled local directory lists Stewart and Shearer Attorneys at 225 West Main and several other law firms with addresses and phone numbers. It also includes Dr Dale E Garrell dentist, Dr P L Etter osteopathic physician, Dr R Q Eastland with contact details, and Lemmon O D offering eye care and glasses in Livingston.
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Stewart & Shearer
Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
John W. Lemmon
Lemmon Jewelry
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Ireland
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Kansas City
Sail Vnn Cafe
Blue Monday League
Reif Dozers
Wilson Clothing
Hy - Vee
Zieglowsky Builders
Yoder Feeds
Payne TV
Soviet
Charles C. Stelle
Stelle
Sir Michael Wright
Evening Journal
Philips Drug
Martin Cleaners
Evening Journal Carpenters Union
Ross Bulldozers
Falk Clothiers
Old Pioneers
Journal
Billikens Rally
John Benington
Gambler
West Side Square
Demon
Cuban
Remington
Bektronic
Sperry Rand Corporation
Skybolt
Professional Directory
Louis J. Kehoe
Jeffry
Livingston, Day & Bates
Robert Day
Robert Bates — Abstract Dept
West Mair St
George F. Morrison
Gifford Morrison
Ira Morrison
South
Marion Ave
Morrison & Morrison
Edmund D. Morrison Jr
James FE. Lloyd
West
John C. Owen
West Washington
South Side Square
Dale E. Garrell
Journal Building
P. L. Etter
Osteopathic
Optometrists
R. Q. Eastland
Ruth Jaeger
State University of Iowa
Washington County
Miss Jaeger
Sigourney
Lanvin
Washington, Iowa
Vic Daniel
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