Washington Star Bob McClure among All-Conference picks
Washington guard Bob McClure, the lone junior on the Southeast Six All-Conference first team, leads a group including Jerry Hawkins and Lon Wilson. Brian Owen of Washington earns second-team honors, with Dale Hendricks and Dick Millspaugh also among the honorees. Jerry Stalder is noted in honorable mention.
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Washington
Bob McClure
Jerry Hawkins
Mt. Pleasant
Lon Wilson
Davis County
Mike Philpott
Ft. Madison
Gary Hoskins
McClure
Brian Owen
Dale Hendricks
Dick Millspaugh
Mt Pleasant
Sid Bradley
Owen
Hendricks
Millspaugh
Bradley and
Boyer
Leaders In Women's Bowling Showcase At Melody Lanes
Dillon's Rockettes lead the team division midway through the annual Women's city bowling tournament at Melody Lanes with one weekend left before winners are named. K Custer tops the singles standings, while Helen Norris and Ferne Birney lead the doubles. Unofficial tallies show Dillon's Rockettes 2784, Winga Cafe 2681, McCleery-Cumming 2668 for teams. Norris and Birney 1164, Lowe and Hunaker 1142, Morgan and Patterson 1139 for doubles. Custer 633 for singles. Bernie Hutchinson leads all events handicap with 1722 pins, Patterson has 1559 scratch all events.
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Dillon's Rockettes
Melody Lanes
K. Custer
Helen Norris
Ferne Birney
Dillon’s Rockettes
Winga Cafe
McCleery
McCleery - Cumming
H. Norris
F. Birney
M. Lowe
Ann Hunsaker
Mildred Morgan
Dorothy Patterson
Custer
Crom
L. Sheetz
Bernie Hutchinson
Rotary Club party marks 48th Chicago club anniversary
Ten years ago today the Rotary Club held a party at the YMCA Monday evening at 7 30 p m to celebrate the 48th anniversary of the organization of the First Rotary Club in Chicago on February 23 1905.
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Rotary Club
YMCA
Chicago
Cincinnati Tops UPI Poll In Tight College Hoops Ranking
New York United Press International ratings list Cincinnati leading with 33 first place votes and 211 points, followed by Duke and Loyola of Chicago, with Arizona State, Illinois, Ohio State and others in close order. The top 20 includes Texas, Georgia Tech, Colorado, UCLA and St Joseph's among others based on games through February 23.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Cincinnati
Duke
Loyola
Arizona St. U
Llinois
Ohio State
Mississippi St
Ford
Wichita
New York U
Texas
Georgia Tech
Colorado
Colorado U
Texas Western
UCLA
Auburn
Providence
Oregon State
St Joseph's
Liston Patterson Fight Postponed to April 10 or 11
The Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson heavyweight title bout in Miami Beach was postponed six or seven days to heal Liston's sprained knee. Promoter Al Bolan said a decision on the new date will come Wednesday whether to stage the fight April 10 or 11 after a conference with Liston's adviser Jack Nilon.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Liston
al Bolan
Championship Sports, Inc
Bolan
Jack Nilon
Fort Madison Hosts WACO in Mediapolis Sectional Final
Two area basketball sectionals concluded Monday with Columbus Junction and Williamsburg finals. At Mediapolis, WACO Warriors meet Ft Madison Aquinas in a toss up clash set for 7 30 p m with a packed gym. Aquinas and WACO hold strong records and star players Bradley Roth and Phil Myers led recent scoring.
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Columbus Junction
Mediapolis
Pekin
Lone Tree
L and M
Grandview
Iowa Valley
Marengo
English Valley
Williamsburg
Waco Warriors
Ft. Madison Aquinas
Associated Press
Madison Aquinas
WACO
Warriors
Keokuk Stritch
Danville
Hedrick
Fox Valley
Milton
Cosgrove
Baxter
Steamboat Rock
Stacyville Visitation
Demons Face Six Rated Opponents in AP Southeast District
Washington Demons played six final district rated teams in the regular season. They beat four of the six and split or lost to the others, with notable wins over Muscatine Bloomfield Mt Pleasant and WACO and losses to Ottumwa and Ft Madison. Ottumwa tops the AP Southeast poll with Davenport West second and Mason City undefeated at number one.
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Washington
Demons
Associated Press
Gary Hurst
Muscatine
Bloomfield
Mt. Pleasant
Waco
Ottumwa
Sth
Ft. Madison
Davenport Assumption
Clinton St. Mary's
Clinton
Tipton
Bennett
Preston
Keokuk
Ft Madison
Aquinas
Andrew
Junior Bowling Results From Saturday Sportshop Meet
Junior bowling results show Sportshop with scores 1814 plus 75 and 14 team series 14, Schoonover 1784, Sportshop 610 in team games. Individual leaders include Joyce Zieglowsky with 432 in series and 171 in a game, Mary Ellen Stout 404, Pat Williams 168. Marcia's 1588 and Clippers 1608 reflect strong team performances, with Phillips forfeit and Tastee Freez 1421.
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Aesults
Hoonover
Everetts
Gambles
Phillips
Marcia’s
Clippers
Tastee Freez
Sportshop
Schoonover
Joyce Ziegsowsky
Mary Ellen Stout
Joyce Zieglow
Pat Williams
Detroit Manager Pins Hopes On Frank Lary For Coming Season
Detroit manager Bob Scheffing hinges pennant chances on Frank Lary if he pitches like 1961. Kaline’s injuries hurt last season, Aguirre and Lary form Yankee killers, and Scheffing expects Lary back to bolster the rotation against the Yankees. He notes Skowron’s departure may aid Detroit if Lary and Aguirre are ready.
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Detroit
Frank Lary
Lakeland
Fla
Dettoit
Bob Schefting
Pat
Lary
al Kaline
Yankees
Kaline
Scheffing
Hank Aguirre
Aguirre
Bill
Skowron
On The Record New Cars and Dealers Noted
The record lists multiple auto brands and dealers including Ford, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Chevrolet and a Ford truck. Names such as Drs Jewell and Gipple, Charles F Wiese, John X Riley, Dale M Smith, John or Max McClintie appear alongside dealer references and Washington Livestock Sales.
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Drs. Jewell
Gipple
Ford
Charles F. Wiese
Pontiac
John X. Riley
Oldsmobile
Washington
Bowling Scores Show Mixed Results Across Local Teams
In a Monday bowing meet, teams Zieglowsky Builders Freshwaters Hy-Vee Fareway and Payne TV posted varied scores. Notable figures include Wilson Clothing 2561, Fareway 2565, Zieglowsky 2540 and 895 team game, with individual highs such as Bob Lowe 578 series and 243 game. Todd Crone 571 and others contributed across events.
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Zieglowsky Builders
Reif
Fareway
Wilson
Zieglowsky
Bob Lowe
Todd Crone
Believe 7 Died In Tanker Collision
In Rilland Bath Holland police fear seven crewmen died after two tankers collided near Antwerp harbor. One body identified, six missing and presumed dead. four seamen hospitalized. The Mir Flores crew of 38, including captain Giacomo Geraldo, were aboard the Panamanian ship as it struck the British tanker Abadesa, all 40 Abadesa crew members safe. The captain's wife was rescued from the blaze.
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Rilland
Bath
Holland
UPL
Seni
Mirflores
Antwerp Harbor
Abadesa
Giacomo Geraldo
Husky worker quits to honor church duties in St Louis
Jesse Hemby, a father of three, left a paying mechanic job after being fired for refusing Sunday work under a Machinists Union contract. He earned 191.25 last week for six days. His pastor and church leaders support his stance, as Hemby maintains Sundays are reserved for worship and Bible teaching.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Jesse Hemby
Hemby
M.Y. Bennett
Church of God
W.A. Rieffer
Complete Auto Transit Co
International Association of Machinists
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Stalder
Hedricks
Forwaswe
Washington Dale Hendricks
Centerville
Ron Boyer
Jerry Stalder
Jerry Lippert
Jerry Garoutte
Larry Reppe
Fairfield
Terry Haas
Stan Kerr
Tom Zoung
Stevens
Wayne Marstom
Ray VanZile
Walter Sojka
Robert Ryner
Journal
Bob Elliott
Redeem
Migrin
McDaniel Drug Store
Reader's Digest
McDaniel's
Vening Journal
Washiston, Iowa
Pharmaceutical Manufacturers Association
Food and Drug Administration
Wagher Field
Fort Madison
West Liberty
Wilton Junction
Mike Putnam
Walsh
Jerry Barnholdt
Winfield Mt. Union
Brad Roth
Phil Myers
Mason
Raven
John Benn
Mason City
Melody Lancettes
Schoonover Drug
Berk’s Clippers
Marcia's
Philips
Eretts
Canis
Lester L. Coleman, M.D
Martin
Evening Journal
Pie Monday League
Believe
Washington Econ
Prous
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Piates
Minneapolis
Union Electric Company
Iowa
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