Ainsworth ousted as girls sectionals open in Mt Union
Mt Union girls, led by six foot freshman Mary Krieger with 27 points, defeated Ainsworth 70 to 30 in the first round at Mt Union. Lynn Alvine led Ainsworth with 15, while Ann Krieger added 16 for the winners sister duo. Columbus Junction, Mediapolis, and Pekin sectionals also set second round matchups with finals slated Saturday. Mt Union faces Columbus Community while Winfield Mt Union meets WAPELLO and Mediapolis advances against Morning Sun.
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Ainsworth
Winfield
Mt. Union
Mt Union
Winfield-Mt. Union
Lynn Alvine
Donna Miller
Linda Tappan
Mary Krieger
Ann
Columbus Junction
Mediapolis
Danville
Lynn Hatchcroft
Lucia Warth
Martha Magel
Mid - Rseuse
Pekin
Hedrick
Cardinal
Pekin Community
Fremont
WACO
Wapello
Columbus Community
West Liberty
Lone Tree
Women's Bowling Results at VFW VFW and Related Scores
Monday bowling results show teams VFW 2269 Osin cup 2130 Tweeten 2353 Seiferts 2116 Martin 2349 Winga 2331 Marges 2329 Dillon 2199. High team series Tweeten 2353 Martin 2349, high individual series A Curl 524 S Burlingame 501, top game E Wolf 195 Burlingame 198 Curl 198, Manges 896.
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VFW
Osincup
Tweeten
Seiferts
Martin
Winga
Marges
Dillon
Igh
A. Curl
S. Burlingame
E. Wolf
Manges
Win
Washington junior high splits pair at Muscatine
Washington junior high teams split games at Muscatine Central Tuesday afternoon. In the seventh grade Washington won 28-19 led by Rich Sojka with 10 points and Greg Goodell 7. The eighth graders lost 43-24 as Dave Hutchcroft led Washington with 12 points and Johnston scored 17 for Muscatine Central. Final home game of the season is Feb 21 at 4 p.m. against Fairfield.
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Washington
Muscatine Central
Wally Horn
Muscatine
Rich Sojka
Greg Goodell
Chris Wilson
Craig Johnson
Jack Claeys
Hathaway
Dave Hutchcroft
Alen Pohren
Don McAvoy
Duane Miller
Lyle Brock
Brian Brittan
Johnston
Berle
Fairfield
Publicize Property Assessments Bill Advances in Senate
DES MOINES UP I The Town Senate passed a bill to publish property assessments every four years. The measure would require assessors to list taxable valuations for each parcel and publish before May 10 in a local newspaper. Taxpayers would fund the publication with a 50 cent assessment per property, 40 cents to the newspaper and 10 cents to the assessor.
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Des Moines
UPI
Riverside Cagers Seek Win For .500 Season
Riverside aims to reach a 50 season record with a road win at Amana Friday. Coach Bogner notes a tight schedule after a 55 50 loss at Ainsworth and highlights Amana as the only conference team to beat Cosgrove this season. Leading scorer Dallas Krantz averages around 11 12 points, with Dean Yordi also a top scorer, and the team emphasizes ball control and quick transitions.
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Riverside
Amana
Darrel Bogner
Cagers
Ainsworth
Bogner
Town Valley
Cosgrove
Oxford
Everside
Dallas Krantz
Krantz
Dean Yordi
Ron Rath
John Weber
Bill Schmidt
Steve Krantz
Dallas
LeRoy Millinnix
John Musser
Bob Jean
Ron Southwick
Palmer Wins Third Phoenix Open Title
Arnold Palmer captured his third Phoenix Open title by scoring 70 to finish 273, beating Gary Player who shot 70 for 274. The win came amid a bee-on-ball ruling that Palmer avoided a potential penalty after a six green incident. Player stays active with two weeks off before the Orleans Open.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Emperor Arnie
USGA
Palmer
Gary Player
Arnie
Player
PGA
Joe Black
New York
Sid Palmer
Annie
Little Player
Gary
Orleans
Stan
Jackie Klaus
Tresh Belinsky Defy Soph Jinx With Spring Signings
Tresh and Belinsky reject sophomore jinx ideas as they sign contracts for 15000 and 0 respectively and report to spring training with little fanfare. The Yankees confirm signings of Williams Bridges Coates Bronstad Stone Meyer and Pepitone while Belinsky explains lateness due to a cold and Jose Pagan inks with the Giants from San Juan after a .368 World Series mark.
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Tom Tresh
Bo Belinsky
New York Yankees
Belinsky
Los Angeles Angels
Tresh
Yankees
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yanks
Stan Williams
Marshall Bridges
Jim Coates
Jim Bronstad
Hal Stone
Bob Meyer
Joe Pepitone
Palm Springs
Calif
Angels
Bill Rigney
San Francisco Giants
Jose Pagan
San Juan
P.R. Jose
Men s Bowling Twilight League Highlights and Stars
Team series lead Carson 2604 vs Crawfordsville 2600. Team game Carson 897 to Crawfordsville 886. Individual series Dunbar 583 White 581. Individual game White 223 G Murphy 219. Gardner Dickinson finished fourth. Tony Lema tied for fifth with Jay Hebert. Notables include Er Dutch Harrison Jack Fleck Bob Rosburg Mike Souchak. Palmer held a one stroke lead entering the final round delayed by rains. Nicklaus and Player trailed by a stroke.
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Carson
Crawfordsville
Dunbar
White
G. Murphy
Gardner Dickinson
Tony Lema
Jay Hebert
Harrison
Jack Fleck
PGA
Bob Rosburg
Mike Souchak
Palmer
Nicklaus
Player
State Swine Conference Set for Feb 26 in Iowa City
About 60 to 100 Washington County swine producers are expected to attend the Iowa Swine Production District Conference Feb 2 at the Memorial Union Lounge in Iowa City. Iowa State staff will cover nine topics, including feed for 100 pounds of pork, SPF hogs, restricted feeding for grower-finisher periods, and slotted-floor designs. Speakers include Bob Greene of Ainsworth, Emmett Stevermer, M D Whitaker, Vaughn Speer, and Fred Roth with Swift & Company.
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Washington County
Iowa Swine Production
Memorial Union
Iowa City
Jim Frier
Iowa State University
Ames
Bob Greene
Ainsworth
Virgil Hays
M. D. Whitaker
Iowa
Vaughn Speer
Emmett Stevermer
L. N. Hazel
Maynard Spear
S.p.ferett Stoneberg
Fred Roth
William Haase
Swift and Company
Robert Greene
ISEA Fights Cost Penalty Plan on School Aid
The ISEA opposed cost penalties or bonuses tied to district spending, warning they would discriminate against students across district lines and chill local control. It urged a flexible statewide aid formula aiming for equalization and property tax relief without eroding local governance.
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ISEA
Council Bluffs
Silver City
Teachers Association
Cloverleaf 4-H Club Chooses Dance Plans and Talks
Patricia Lowe presided over eighteen Cloverleaf 4-H members who named egg dishes. A dance was approved and committees to plan it were formed: Vicki Conrad, Sally Sheetz, Jackie Blankenhorn, Dianna Hesseltine. Demonstrations on quick breads and talks on My Daily Food Pattern and All About Eggs were given. Refreshments were provided by Linda Mitchell and Kay Anderson.
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Patricia Lowe
Vicki Conrad
Sally Sheetz
Jackie Blankenhorn
Dianna Hesseltine
Debby McCall
Linda Mitchell
Kay Anderson
Television Listings Chronicle Delivers Dense Schedule Shifts
An extensive broadcast page catalogs a dense slate across networks for Friday February 15. It lists news, late shows, features, weather, sports, and a broad array of daytime and prime time programs, with numerous title references and time slots.
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Mediapol
Melody Strikers
Dillon Rockettes
Twton Real Estate
Winga Cafe
Seirts
Martin Cleaner
Ing Journal
Riverside Basketball
Ight
Journal
Bob Elliott
Riverside Cagers
Walt Disney’ Castaways
Sly
Rose Lee
Tucson
Soph Jinx
Fred Down
UPL
TwiLite League
Yon
Mootharts
Crawfordsville Bank
Carsons Mills
Sherman Eder
Moose Ul
Moothart
Sherman Eden
Moose
Warner Bros
Russel
Wigop Midifers “Crow's
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Bill S. Crandall
Navy
Gen
R. L. Howze
Seattle
Uren Breck
Washington, Iowa
Troy
Area Television
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Tnre
Brea
Dobie Gillis Oy Hillwities
van Dyke
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Ghana
Bessin
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Woer—O—Rei
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Ernie Ford
Seven Keyw
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Gladys Kove
Seareh
Gulin
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Barge of Light
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Twlight Bone
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Ace
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Fun Factory
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