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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1963

Page

8

Wall Cupit Soar as Lucky International Leaders

Art Wall and Jack Cupit shared the lead at four under par after the second round at Harding Park in San Francisco. Terry Dill, Jack Bissegger, Bob Barrison, and Bill Eggers emerged among a cluster at 68 and 69, with Wall posting an eagle and three birdies for a 67.

San Francisco UPI Art Wall Jacky Cupit Terry Dill Jack Bissegger Bob Barrison Bill Eggers Wall Cupit Dill Dick Mayer Charley Sifford Bobby Nichols Phil Rodgers University of Texas Bissegger Harrison Palm Desert Calif Eggers Las Vegas Nev Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler Bill Casper Bing Crosby Longview Tex

Clay Disposes Of Powell In Third Round

Cassius Clay knocked out Charlie Powell in 2 04 of the third round in Pittsburgh. The win extends Clay's unbeaten string to 17 and advances plans for a March 13 bout with Doug Jones in New York. The crowd of 11 238 paid a gross of 44 782 with a net of 47 360, 10 of which goes to mine disaster families.

Pittsburgh UPI Cassius Clay Louisvile Clay Louisville Lip Charlie Powell Kaye Powell Teddy Brennan Madison Square Garden Doug Jones New York Jones Billy Daniels San Diego Calif Ernie Sesto

Sunday Night Games Introduced in 1963 NL Schedule

The National League includes Sunday night games for the first time in 1963. Houston leads with 69 night games, Cincinnati adds 52, and the season starts April 8 with the Reds hosting the Pirates. One All-Star game is set for July 9 in Cleveland.

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Bowling Standings and High Scores Report

The record lists team wins and losses for Men’s Bowling with Don and Harold Sinclair 6 0 and Brown Finance 5 1. Team seriesains: Community Feed 2670 and Brown 2617. Individual high: Bud Droll 596 series and 266 game. Cal Humphreys 566, Jack Weik 266.

Don Harold Sinclair Brown Finance Dutch Tonsorial Sitter Electric Community Feed Mullensee Fe Crawfordsville Legion Washington Mfg Brown Browns Bud Droll Cal Humphreys Jack Weik

Winter Car Troubles In Cold Spell Prompt Action

In a sharp winter warning the piece urges checking cooling systems during extreme cold and using snow tires. It notes service trucks and jump starts as common in this spell and invites drivers to bring their cars in for quick help and winter driving tips.

Second Rifle Club Formed at YMCA

Plans for a second .22 caliber rifle club at the Washington YMCA are completed. Junior high and high school boys should contact Tom McSpadden at the Y now. Only a few openings remain. Meetings are held 5 to 6 p.m. Tuesdays.

Washington Ymca Tom McSpadden

Change Lineup For Demons Tonight At Fairfield

John Mulcahy will start at center for the Demons against the Trojans in Fairfield. Coach Gary Hurst called the move surprising as Brian Owen and Joe Jones start at guards with Jerry Stalder and Bob McClare at forward. The game is at Parsons College Fieldhouse with a 6:30 reserve tip and the varsity to follow.

Washington Demons Washington Brian Owen Fairfield Trojans Parsons College Journal Bob Elliott John Mulcahy Demons Mulcahy Gary Hurst Joe Jones Jerry Stalder Bob McClare Steve Talbot

Shower Honoree Jane Hore sowsky Bride Elect

Jane Horesowsky was honored at a miscellaneous shower Sunday afternoon at Holy Trinity parish hall in Richmond for her upcoming marriage to Kenneth Stoner. Hosts included Mrs Richard Horesowsky Jr Judy Horesowsky Louise Kallaus and Wilma Horesowsky all of Richmond. A large turnout of relatives and friends helped with decorations gifts and refreshments.

Kalona Jane Horesowsky Kenneth Stoner Holy Trinity Parish Hall Richmond Richard Horesowsky Jr Judy Horesowsky Louise Kallaus Wilma Horesowsky Leonard Elias Cedar Rapids Earl Stoner Stanley Humpa North Liberty Miss Horesowsky William Jarrard Kathy Kay Harry Horesowsky Lone Tree Carolyn Stoner Jane

Feed grain stocks lower than year ago with soybeans at record

United States crop data show total feed grain stocks on Jan 1 down 5 percent from a year earlier led by a 6 percent drop in corn. Soybeans reached a record 528 million bushels, while wheat and rye remained below or above prior-year levels. Off-farm storage capacity rose to 5.5 billion bushels, with Texas and Kansas supplying the largest capacity. The agriculture department also offered honey inventory for school lunch programs and proposed to buy 1962 applesauce for lunches.

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Washington High senior Jerry Stalder excels in sports and arts

Jerry Stalder son of Ray Stalder stands out at WHS as a four year varsity athlete in football basketball and track. He earned conference football honors and IDPA all state mention while starring on the Demon basketball team. He led in drama and served as student body president and homeroom president with broad extracurriculars and hobbies.

WHS Jerry Stalder Jerry Raymond Stalder IDPA Demon Dino House of David Reichert Halbrook National Basketball Association

Women’s Bowling Thursday Rollers League Results

Thursday Roe 1899 plus 18 led by Shirley Burlin 603 series and 221 game. Ball Babies, Roe, and Alley Cats posted top team marks with Roe 1917 series and Babies 1902. Nancy Hayes 196 and Pauline Crull 518 contributed notable scores.

Ball Babies Roe Babies Shirley Burlingame Pauline Crull Nancy Hayes Roe’s Rollers Alley Cats Top Cats

Alpha Club Members Meet in Reber Home

Alpha Club members gathered at the Reber residence in Kalona on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Vernon Stagner led the business session announcing officer elections for February 4 and hostesses for the next meeting. Mrs. James Bloomquist discussed a Safety article from the Iowa Club book, while Mrs. I. E. Grady shared details and photos from her Europe trip and presented program notes. A social hour and refreshments followed.

Kalona Lester Reber Warren Schaefer Alpha Club Reber Vernon Stagner Edward Philgreen Richard Morgan James Bloomquist Iowa Club I. E. Grady

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