Demons Defeat Mustangs 53 to 47 in Rough Clash
Washington Demons outlast Davis County Mustangs 53 47 in Bloomfield gym. Jerry Stalder led Washington with 11 points, Steve Talbot contributed strong rebounding, while Frank Kos and Brian Owen added key baskets. Mustangs fouled out Dale Hendricks and two Washington players, 45 total fouls called.
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Junior Bowling High Scores Highlight Team and Individuals
Clippers post a team series of 1748 and a 651 game led by Schoonover with 173 and 609 respectively. Joyce Zieglowsky totals 450 in series with a 182 game, while Kay Berkhoff has 386 and Dixie Potter shoots 158.
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Hawks Out of Title Race After Loss to Celtics
The slumping St. Louis Hawks were eliminated from Western Division title contention by Boston 129-114. Bob Pettit scored 37 for St Louis, but the Hawks lost their fifth straight and fell six games behind Detroit. Tom Heinsohn and Sam Jones led the Celtics with 24 each. Detroit beat Cincinnati 119-118 as Bailey Howell sparked a late rally. Oscar Robertson poured in 47 for Cincinnati. Gene Shue led Detroit with 27. The Nationals barely held on in a separate action.
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Sluggers Still Waiting on Higher Detroit Salaries
Detroit slugger trio Norm Cash Al Kaline and Rocky Colavito wait for GM Rick Ferrell to raise offers as camp opens in Lakeland Florida. Ferrell negotiates insists on bigger raises after Cash Kaline and Colavito showcase past seasons while Lary gains a substantial raise and other MLB signings roll in.
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Washington Sophs Defeat Mustangs
The Washington sophomores beat Davis County 58 to 54 at Bloomfield gym. Allen Hunsaker scored 19 points after a 14 point first half to pace the Demons, with Bob McClure returning to form for 12 points and key plays early.
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Local Bowling Scores Report
Team series saw Laundry 1549 edge Mel ody Lanes 1518 while Sportshop 559 beat Produce 555 in team game. Individual leader Tom Lowe posted 482 in series with Larry Dittrich 472. Ron Wagner and Mike Brake each bowled 180 in single games.
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Mid Prairie Girls Fall to Iowa Valley in Twin Games
Mid Prairie girls basketball teams lost to Iowa Valley at Marengo with the varsity 61 to 74 and the reserves 34 to 46. Judy Slemmons led Mid Prairie with 32 points while Shirley Niffenegger added 21 in the varsity, as Joan Possehl and Georgia Seagoe each scored 34 for Iowa Valley. Julia Hobbs led the reserves with 26.
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Good Time Charlie Bladder Relief Ad
Unwise eating or drinking may irritate the bladder causing restlessness and discomfort. Doan’s Pills offer three part relief with soothing bladder action, fast pain relief for back and head aches, and a mild diuretic effect to increase kidney output.
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Bowling Team Scores and Individual Honors Report
Team series led by Freshwaters with 2589 and Hy Vee 2525. Hy Vee posted a 922 team game while Klein contributed 910. Individual series top scores were D Myers 567 and G Burkum 555, with C Crone 233 and H Gilmere 226 in games.
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Kennedy seeks private stock plan for world satellite system
President Kennedy asks Congress to create a government chartered corporation to finance a private ownership satellite network. The plan envisions public stock offers of 1 billion dollars to accelerate development within about ten years. Investors could include communications firms under a separate class without voting rights.
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Pause for Peace Observed in Iowa City Suburb
In Iowa City a 53 minute Pause for Peace drew locals to coffee shops and public gatherings to press for world peace. Mayor Dorr Hudson led the event with business leaders and public officials as Rep. David Stanley urged strengthening the United Nations and action from President Kennedy.
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L and M Cagers Sweep Columbus Teams
In Columbus Junction Louisa Muscatine cagers swept a doubleheader from Columbus Community Tuesday night. The L and M boys won 60 to 31 with Stickrod scoring 21 and Columbus players Crawford and Perkins each at 7. The L and M girls won 53 to 46 as Boyd led Columbus with 25 points and the teams were tied 33 to 33 entering the final period.
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