Dodgers sign Moon. salary cut outlined in report
United Press International notes Wally Moon agreed to a roughly $4,000 pay reduction after a 242 season, returning his contract to the Dodgers amid a 1962 slump. The piece details other unsigned players, signings by the Indians, White Sox, Braves, and Cardinals, plus training updates and traded catcher Cal Neeman.
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Ferrier January Lead Tucson Open in Tight Field
Old Kim Ferrier aged 47 tied for lead at 7 under 65 with Don January after round one of the $25,000 Tucson Open at Country Club. They topped a field including Dutch Baird and five others, while Bob Rosburg withdrew with a hand injury and Don Cherry was disqualified for an improper drop.
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Stan Sheriff To Speak At Columbus High Banquet
Columbus Junction speaker Stan Sheriff head football coach at the state College of Town in Cedar Falls will headline the Columbus Community High School athletic banquet Monday March 4. The event at the high school building is sponsored by the Columbus Community Club with Merle Masonholder and Loren Buser, former Columbus Community football players, attending.
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YMCA Basketball Team Heads to Clinton Cage Tournament
A group of 11 Washington YMCA youths will travel to Clinton for the state YMCA basketball tournament. They will play Saturday at 9 a.m. against the winner of Clinton versus Burlington. Team members include Ed Weeks Terry Haifley Don Miller Gene Zeck Mike Brake Rich Bennett Bill Koehler Dale Eatinger Ken Wagner Ed Mattes and Dave Sorrell. Bob Gillesby will accompany the group. The finals feature YMCA squads from Mason City Burlington Dubuque Ottumwa Marshalltown Keokuk Cedar Rapids Muscatine Clinton and Washington on Saturday night. The locals drew a first round bye with initial games set for Friday night in Clinton.
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Big Ten Televized Game See Illinois Indiana Clash
Illinois and fourth place Indiana meet in a televised Big Ten clash at Bloomington. Wisconsin and Michigan follow with Wisconsin hosting Northwestern and Purdue visiting Iowa while Minnesota travels to Michigan State as the conference card unfolds. Jimmy Rayl leads with scoring pace as Illinois posts strong conference numbers.
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More Ducks In Mississippi Flyway
The Interior Department reports more ducks in the Mississippi Flyway than last year but still below the 10 year average. Mallards are 37 percent higher than last winter yet 27 percent under the ten year norm. Goose totals hit a new high due to Canada geese with blue and snow geese near average. Louisiana leads with 61 percent share, followed by Arkansas 16 percent and Illinois 10 percent.
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Wrestling showdown set at Memorial Hall Sigourney
Ten years ago today Marvin Buckwalter of Washington, a highlighted Eastern Television circuits star, faces Cliff Travis of Pontiac, Michigan in an outstanding match on the All Star Wrestling Program at Memorial Hall in Sigourney, Iowa, Wednesday February 18 at 8 30 p m.
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NYU Violets surge past Holy Cross in high scoring win
NYU powered by Harold Hairston returning to form and Barry Kramer added 35 as the Violets defeated Holy Cross 102-71 at Madison Square Garden. Hairston scored 38 as NYU improved to 13-2 and eyes post season play while Kramer ranks as the nation’s second leading scorer. Top games also saw Wake Forest rout Maryland and North Texas State upset St Louis as Tulsa beat Bradley.
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Happy) Hairston
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Illustrated Talk At Brighton Church Sunday
Dr Paul Uhlinger will lead an 11:00 a m service at Brighton Methodist Church with an illustrated talk The Lands of the Bible and will present color images from biblical scenes The event includes a 5 30 to 7 00 p m light lunch served by the Methodist Youth Fellowship and proceeds support Southeast Asia mission work
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Mid-Prairie Girls Edge Hedrick In Sectional Clash
Mid-Prairie high school girls basketball upset Hedrick 56 to 47 in Pekin. Without top scorer Judy Slemmons, Julia Hobbs led with 27 points while Zarol Whetstine added 14 and Rhonda Ehrnfelt and Deanna Statler each scored seven for the winners. Hedrick's Rhonda Abel posted 19 and Ebelsheiser 12.
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Northwest Orient Flight 705 Crashes in Everglades
Investigators say the Miami to Chicago jetliner broke up in flight over the Everglades killing 43 aboard. Civil Aeronautics Board and technical teams comb wreckage and prepare to identify victims as recovery continues and flight recorder tape is examined for cause.
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Kennedy sets reducing Communist threat as hemisphere mission
President Kennedy told a news conference that reducing Communist subversion from Cuba and Latin America is the hemisphere’s main winter mission. He cited Cuba’s recruitment of Latin American students and Soviet help to train subversives, while urging regional cooperation to curb movements and indoctrination.
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Caribbean hijack raises asylum plea for Venezuelan crew
Cuban Radio offered asylum to the pirates who seized the Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui, saying the vessel had not entered Cuban ports. Venezuelan and U S Navy forces pursued the ship 155 miles southeast of Puerto Rico as FALN operatives claimed hostages, seeking political prisoners’ release while Betancourt faced a U S visit.
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Thursday Rollers League Bowling Standings and Scores
Women's bowling results show Alley Cats 6, Ball Babies 5, Four-Ettes 10, Polka Dots 5, Roe's Roller won, Slow Rollers 6, In-Betweeners 5. Team series Roe's 1813, Babies 1738, Slow Rollers 648, Roe's 628. Individual leaders Sharon Lutes 479, Elaine Larson 47. Joyce Taylor 195, Barbara Stee 18.
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Unusual athlete Carl Bouldin rises from NCAA star to major league pitcher
Carl Bouldin, once a standout in the NCAA tournament with Cincinnati and the second high scorer in the 1961 title clash against Ohio State, is now on the Washington Senators pitching roster. He transitioned from basketball glory to a bid as a big league pitcher, illustrating a rare cross‑sport ascent.
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