Demons Host Fort Madison in Southeast Six Clash
Washington's Demons aim to rebound in conference play hosting Fort Madison Friday night. Steve Talbot may play limited minutes with a bruised hip while Bob McClure earns varsity time to boost the offense.
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Maris Mantle Ink 60 000 Deal For Apparel Names
Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle each receive 30000 advances as part of a multiyear clothing endorsement program. Whitey Ford joins as starter. expected first year gross is 25 million with 1 percent shared by the players. Mantle and Maris each projected to earn at least 45000 annually for three years. agent Frank Scott labels it the biggest athletic deal yet.
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Two Games Tonight In Y Mens League at Iowa City YMCA
Colonial Inn of Iowa City faces Martins Cleaners at 7 PM in a men's league basketball game at the Washington YMCA. The Sportshop plays Montgomery Ward in the second game at 8 PM.
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Wake Forest Suffers Second Loss at Florida
Wake Forest, ranked 10th, fell 71-65 to Florida in Gainesville as Florida surged in the second half. Cliff Lynk led Florida with 24 points while Len Chappell had 21 for Wake Forest. Coach Ed Diddle was hospitalized but his Western Kentucky State team won 93-66, marking his 734th career victory.
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Women's Bowling Results Monday Marges and Hayes Lead Scores
Hayes leads with 2313 team series and 829 game while Marges posts 849 team game for a 2215 margin over VFW. Individual stars include Helen Hayes 232 and Betty Stewart 525 series, with Shull 219 and Osinecup 1880 across games.
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Grade School Leagues Play at Y This Week
The YMCA hosts two grade school basketball leagues this week. Fifth and sixth grade games Thursday include Celtics vs Royals at 4 pm and Dr Joles against Lakers at 5 pm. Friday’s third and fourth grade slate features Spartans vs Badgers at 4 pm and Wolverines vs Hawkeyes at 4:45 pm, with Hawks and Pistons receiving byes.
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Ainsworth Tigers Sweep Sperry In Double Victory
Ainsworth boys win 50 to 38 at Sperry to move to 4-1 with balanced scoring led by Glen Banks 16 and Mike Klopfenstein 11. Don Lowe 10 and Steve Fletcher 7 also contribute. Ainsworth girls win 38 to 26 led by Linda Lowe 17 and Cathy Allender 11 as Pat Lowe grabs 11 rebounds. Sperry’s Birkenstock tops with 22. Ice cream consumption rises from 17.2 to 18.4 pounds per person yearly over the last decade.
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Morrison Gibson Ford Morrison Ira Morrison Lawyers Phone
Legal notice listing George F Morrison Ford Morrison Ira Morrison and address 213 South Marion Ave with OL and fee details 2802-213 noted for action.
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Columbus Cagers Edge West Liberty in 51 41 Win
Columbus boys beat West Liberty 51 41 at West Liberty with Gray 16 and Clark 11 leading Columbus while Hawley had 16 for West Liberty. Columbus girls fell 66 44 as West Liberty led 35 19 at halftime with Hagen 32 and Essex 21 for the winners. Hedemann 22 and Boyd 17 paced Columbus.
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Poor Seed Can Short Change You
County Extension Director Jim Frier cites Iowa State agronomist Oliver Knott reporting surveys show over half of oat seed planted in Iowa farms is low quality. Mixed varieties weed seeds and poor germination lead to costly crop failures. Knott notes soybean seed quality is also poor in lab tests. Growers should select certified seed, test germination, and ensure varietal purity.
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Kennedy to Speak in Puerto Rico and South America Tour
President Kennedy plans at least eight speeches and several public appearances on a trip to Puerto Rico and South America. Stops include San Juan Caracas Bogota with processions and helicopter tours before returning to Washington Monday morning.
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AFL-CIO Unions Adopt Binding Arbitration Plan
AFL-CIO leaders end a week long deadlock and approve a binding arbitration system to settle inter union feuds. George Meany announces the decision after an eight hour executive council session in Miami Beach at 4 a.m. EST. The plan covers disputes over job rights membership raiding and unfair organizing tactics.
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Rockefeller denies report he will resign soon
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller dismissed a Daily News story claiming he might not run for re election and could resign due to personal problems. The paper cited his recent marriage breakup and pending divorce as factors harming a possible 1964 presidential bid.
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Teamsters To Rejoin AFL-CIO Says Hoffa
Chicago based Teamsters President James R Hoffa announced plans to seek readmission to the AFL CIO within weeks He indicated contact with the federation could start a process leading to reaffiliation in the foreseeable future The remarks followed a Miami Beach AFL CIO convention where a resolution outlined readmission procedures for expelled unions
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