Ohio State’s Bradds Heads UPI All America Basketball Team
Gary Bradds of Ohio State led the 1964 UPI All-America basketball selections, with UCLA’s Walt Hazzard and Kentucky’s Cotton Nash among the five regions represented. The 315 voters named first and second teams. juniors Bradley of Princeton and Stallworth of Wichita also made the squad along with Hazzard, Nash, and Bradds.
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New York
UPI
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
United Press International
Bradds
Ohio
Jamestown
University of Kentucky
Fred Taylor
Hazzard
Philadelphia
UCLA
Nash
Leominster
Mass
Lake Charles
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Jallworth
Dallas
Wichita
Bradley
Crystal City
Princeton
Chet Forte
Columbia
Stallworth
Bowling High Scores and Team Wins Report
The Combers led with a team series of 1962 and a team game of 718 while the Niners posted 1904 and 654 respectively. Individual honors went to Bob Ryner with a 598 series and Adolph Shalla 223 in a game. Marge Sorrell added 516 in the series and 193 in a game.
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Combers
Niners
Hawks
Bob Ryner
Marge Sorrell
Adolph Shalla
Favorites win in girls tourney
Top ranked West Monona and defending champion Guthrie Center lead district playoff push in Iowa high school girls basketball action. The field aims for the Sweet Sixteen with Des Moines state tournament dates in March.
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Onawa
West Monona
Guthrie Center
Iowa
Des Moines
Kingsley - Pierson
Sioux City
Sonth Page
College Springs
Missouri Vas
South Hamilton
Jewell
Manson
Fort Dodge
West Des Moines
Twin Cedars of
Bussey
Charlton
Twin Cedars
Manchester
Dodgers sign Drysdale tops with 71 thousand contract
Don Drysdale and Juan Marichal signed 1964 contracts Wednesday as top pitchers. Drysdale will earn about 71 000 after a 25 300 raise, while Marichal secured 40 000 after a 16 000 bump. Koufax expected at least a 25 000 raise from about 35 000 last year.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Marichal
Houston
Dodger
E. J
Buzzie) Bavasi
Koufax
Northrup King Leads In Men s Bowling Standings
Results from the Sportshopee league show Northrup King posting 2428 in team series to lead, with Farm Bureau Ins 2383 and Sportshop 238? in the mix. Individual top scores include Mike Moore 567 series and 224 game, while Merle Allison adds 209 in game.
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Corn King
Geb Chevrolet
Farm Bureau
Northrup King
Washington K.C
Mobil Oil
Farm Service Co
Washington D.C
Sportshop
Farm Bureau Ins
Mike Moore
Bob Randall
Merle Allison
Ottumwa Walsh downs Fairfield in district thriller 67 66
Ottumwa Walsh ousted Fairfield’s Trojans from the district tournament at Ottumwa Thursday night with a 67 to 66 win. In other district games Mt. Pleasant beat Argyle Central 79 to 61 and Keokuk defeated Burlington Notre Dame 90 to 61.
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Ottumwa
Walsh
Fairfield
Trojans
Mt. Pleasant
Keokuk
Burlington
Notre Dame
Argyle Central
Service CHORPENING In The Navy Chief Yeoman Chorpenning
Robert J. Chorpenning son of Mr and Mrs Reuben J Chorpenning of Osceola has been appointed to Chief Yeoman in the U S Navy The Chorpenings formerly lived at 1021 East Second Street Washington He began his naval career in 1951 and has served on an attack cargo ship and a refrigerated supply ship in the Far East He earned the UN service medal Korean service medal with two stars National defense service medal China service medal and Korean presidential unit citation He served four years as administrative assistant to the Material Officer in the Pacific Reserve Fleet and is now assigned as squadron secretary for Commander Mine Squadron Eleven He is married and has one daughter Mary
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Robert J. Chorpenning
Reuben J. Chorpenning
Osceola
Yeoman
U.S. Navy
Chorpenings
East Second Street
Washington
Chief Chorpenning
Far East
Mary
Cassius Clay Told Muslim by Black Muslims Leader
In Chicago Elijah Muhammad proclaimed Cassius Clay admitted Black Muslim faith at the group’s national convention. Clay, new heavyweight champion, did not comment on Miami Beach membership nor on the claim his brother Rudolph Valentino Clay supported Islam. Muhammad urged Negroes against loving whites, calling Black Muslims “children of heaven and earth.”
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Chicago
UPI
Cassius Clay
Elijah Muhammad
Clay
Miami Beach
Muhamdaim
Rudolph Valentino Clay
Muhammad
Messenger of Allah
George Lincoln Rockwell
Heaven and Earth
ASCS Sets Cost Sharing Rules for Vegetative Cover
The Washington County ASCS Committee outlined the official procedure for cost sharing on permanent vegetative cover projects. Nitrogen determination will not be cost shared in 1964, producers should submit soil tests to Iowa State University for lime phosphate and potash needs, and must file a written cost-sharing request before starting the practice. Jim Frier reports soil test results from winter samples are returning quickly.
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Washington County
ASCS
Howard Lins
ASC
Lins
Towa State University
Jim Frier
Twenty die as Fuji Air Lines Convair crashes in Japan
A Fuji Air Lines Convair CV240 with 42 aboard crashed after two failed landings on a too short runway at Oita Kyushu Japan. At least twenty were killed, including a honeymooning couple and two stewardesses. Three pilots survived. some bodies burned beyond recognition. The flight was from Kagoshima to Oita. the aircraft overran the runway, hit a river bank, broke apart, and burned.
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Oita
Japan
UPI
Fuji Air Lines
Kagoshima
Kyushu
Gilbert Mills Delivers Spain and Portugal Images to Kiwanis
Gilbert Mills presented moving pictures of his Spain and Portugal trip at the Kiwanis meeting. Ray Pricbe welcomed as a new member while Dick Wiley outlined the Conservation and Agriculture committee plans. The club aims to replace trees lost this year and establish two scholarships administered by the committee. Ray Carter reported on the Boys and Girls Committee work and job placement opportunities. Jack Fox attended from Cedar Rapids, and four Kiwanis from Mt. Pleasant visited: George Means, Lynne Byrne, Harland Bainter, and Harold Hawkins.
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Gilbert Mills
Spain
Portugal
Kiwanis
Ray Pricbe
Dick Wiley
Adminster
Ray Carter
Jack Fox
Cedar Rapids
Kennedys Lead in Y's Men Pinochle Marathon Ninth Round
The Kennedys, led by Mrs. Charles Kennedy, topped the Y's Men's pinochle marathon after round nine with 8,890 points. George Horn couple is second at 7,450 and Harold Sobaski pair third at 6,920, with several others in the top ten. Thomas Jefferson was the first president of Washington and Lee College when it was still Washington College.
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Charles Kennedy
Kennedys
George Horn
Harold Sobaski
Thomas Jefferson
Washington and Lee College
Washington College
Committee leaders named to Senate panel from Iowa
Clayton County leader to 206 315 by Sen George O Malley D Des Moines presides with Senate Republican members Shaff of Clinton author of Shaft plan Cowden Guthrie Center Elthon Fertile Flatt Winterset Lisle Clarinda Luck en Le Mars Schroeder Davenport Shoeman Atlantic Stephens Ainsworth Van Eaton Sioux City Vance Mount Pleasant Wiley Cedar Rapids Democrats Brown Emmetsburg Elvers Frommelt Dubuque and O Malley serve on the Senate committee with Republicans and Democrats named to the panel.
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Clayton County
George O'Malley
Charles van Eaton
Sioux City
Clifford Vance
Mount Pleasant
Martin Wiley
Cedar Rapids
John J. Brown
Emmetsburg
Elvers
Andrew Frommelt
Dubuque
O'Malley
Farm Bureau urges cut in beef imports
The Town Farm Bureau peer advisory committee plans to telegram President Johnson urging immediate action to reduce meat imports. They unanimously oppose the meat import agreement with Australia and New Zealand and seek use of executive power to invalidate the pact and lower beef import levels from those nations.
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Pes Moines
UPI
Town Farm Bureau
Johnson
Australia
New Zealand
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