Washington High Wrestlers Fall to Williamsburg in Local Meet
Washington High School wrestlers lost 25 to 19 to Williamsburg in the local gym. In the heavyweight class Tom Duensing of Washington led 4 to 0, but Dwight Gildemeister pinned him in the final period at 5.21, giving Williamsburg the match. The reserve team won 31 to 11 with notes of several decisive victories and near-misses across 95 to heavyweight weights.
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Washington
Williamsburg
Tom Duensing
Dwight Gildemeister
Duensing
Gildemeister
Pennel Fails At 17 Feet In Indoor Pole Vault
John Pennel, first outdoors 17 foot pole vaulter and world record hopeful indoors, clears 16 ft 5 in for a Millrose Games arena mark but misses 17 ft on all three tries. Roelants wins the two mile, Keino takes the Wanamaker mile as Picco tops the women's half mile.
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New York
UPI
John Pennel
Pennel
Madison Square Garden
Southern California
Penner
Garden
Belgium
Gaston Roelants
Kiptchoge Keino
Roelants
Keino
Police Academy
UCLA
Bob Day
Willie Davenport
Southern University
Fordham
Sam Perry
Darel Newman
National League order to plan Milwaukee expansion eyed
Milwaukee judge orders tentative steps to include a Milwaukee franchise in the National League, with possible Braves relocation to 1966. Court warns Braves to prepare to play in Milwaukee if needed, while anti trust suit proceeds. League leaders meet in New York to address the dispute.
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Milwaukee
UPI
National League
New York
Braves
Atlanta
Elmer W. Roller
Wisconsin
Roller
Warren Giles
Texas Western extends unbeaten streak to 13 games
United Press International reports Texas Western Miners beat Arizona State 84-67 in Tempe, matching top mark with Kentucky at 13-0. Ken Gustafson led Wisconsin past Hardin Simmons 83-63. Arkansas defeated Mississippi State 69-61. Utah State topped LaSalle 109-97 as hubs dominated rebounding. J. D. McConnell paced Arkansas with 18 points. Dennis O'Brien scored 28 for Utah State. Hubie Marshall had 26 for LaSalle.
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Arizona
Texas Western
Temple
Arizona State
Kentucky
Wildcats
Ken Gustafson
Wisconsin
Hardin Simmons
Arkansas
Mississippi State
Utah State
LaSalle
Maroons
Razorbacks
J. D. McConnell
Dennis O’brien
Les Powell
Explorers
Aggies
Hubie Marshall
Harold Sinclair leads Five Towners bowling high scores
In the Men's bowling Five Towners League Harold Sinclair rolled a 66 Wag's, Dutch Tonsorial Washington Mfg Mullens. High team series were Harold Sinclair 2532 Tonsorial 2524 and team game Wag's 894 Mullens 875. Individual series saw La Verne Geyer 572 John Richards 565 Don Boywer 565. Individual games featured Marlane Miller 212 LaVerne Geyer 210 and Don Allender 210.
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Harold Sinclair
Tonsorial
Wag’s
Mullens
la Verne Geyer
John Richards
Don Boywer
Marlane Miller
LaVerne Geyer
Don Allender
Beard leads Frisco tourney after opening round
Frank Beard, 28, Louisville, newly married, shot 66 at Harding Park to hold a one stroke lead in the Lucky International Golf Tournament. Arnold Palmer slipped to 73, tied for 64th, as 33 pros broke par in a hot first round. Lema withdrew with elbow trouble after a 76. Beard used a hot putting run, finishing with 27 putts.
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San Francisco
UPI
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Beard
Louisville
Harding Park
Palmer
Bill Casper
Tony Lema
Lema
Drake coach smiles as Drake rises with two double figure scorers
DES MOINES UPI Drake basketball coach Maurice John has reason to smile after the Bulldogs rebuilt from two straight Missouri Valley losses with upset wins over Bradley and Wichita State and a sweep of Iowa State 74 71. Harold Jeter posts 10.4 season points per game while Bob Netolicky leads with 17.3 points and 11.7 rebounds. Willie Davis averages 12.6 rebounds and 17.3 points, slightly trailing Netolicky in scoring and field goal percentage as Drake prepares to face North Texas this Saturday.
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DES Moines
UPI
Drake
Maurice John
Bulldogs
Drakes
Bradley
Wichita
North Texas
Iowa State
John
Harold Jeter
Bob Netolicky
Netolicky
Eagles North Texas
Willie Davis
Davis
Corn King League Results and Rio Grande Flood Folklore
In Eagle Pass Texas two cities share the name as UPI reports events from a bowling league with Farm Service and Northrup King topping team scores. Individual leaders include Larry Marek and W Sojka while Crawford, Booth, and others post top games. The piece also notes rediscovered ruins of an earlier Eagle Pass settlement unearthed by last fall’s Rio Grande floods.
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Farm Service
Northrup King
Sellers
Larry Marek
W. Sojka
Crawford
Dale Booth
Eagle Pass
Tex
UPI
Parachutist Piantanida plans 23 mile high jump talk in Sioux Falls
New Jersey parachutist Nick Piantanida, aiming to beat Russians with a world record sky dive, spoke to the Sioux Falls Chamber of Commerce amid questions on height and speed. He recalls a 22,700 foot balloon burst over St Paul and plans a Friday 15,000 foot practice jump plus daily situps as preparations continue for the 23 mile flight. Weather will decide the Tuesday jump with a Monday go/no-go briefing at 8:30 p.m.
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Sioux Falls
S.D
UPI
New Jersey
Nick Piantanida
Pantanida
Iowa
Ed Yost
Raven Industries
Piantanida
St. Paul
St. Paul’s
Pig’s Eye
Officers elected at Yoder Incorporated firm
Yoder Incorporated elected officers and directors with Dr Stan Aldinger named Administrative Vice President. Don Rich and Lloyd Cashman joined the Board of Directors, joining re-elected Gilbert Alliman James Rich Dean Meyers Lester D Yoder and Dr Aldinger. The company serves Iowa Illinois and Missouri with subsidiaries Yoder Feed MB Turkeys and Feed O Matic Systems.
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Stan Aldinger
Yoder Feeds
Yoder Incorporated
Lester D. Yoder
Don Rich
Lloyd Cashman
Gilbert Alliman
James Rich
Dean Meyers
Dr. Aldinger
Yoder Feed
Midwest Bred
Mb) Turkeys
Feed-O-Matic Systems Company
Iowa
Illinois
Missouri
Bobcat Ceremony Welcomes Four Cubs In Pack 243
Cubmaster Harold Gilmore led the Bobcat ceremony at the VFW Hall with assistance from Gayle Burkum and Floyd Woods. Four Cubs—Jimmy Evans Robert Fitzgerald Randy Rotzinger and Norbert Koshatka—were admitted after a pinning that will be flipped once they perform a good deed. Randy Herbst received a Grand Howl as a farewell. Tom Sheetz earned the Lion badge. Webelos Wayne Brock introduced Drew McAvoy and Randy Carey. Lions Tom Sheetz Marvin Crim and Danny West were invited to Wednesday meetings. Scout Week events set February 7 13 include wearing uniforms to school and a church gathering February 13. A Cub display will appear in the Ben Franklin store window that week. The Blue and Gold Banquet is planned for February 22 at an unspecified location. Den VIII won the attendance award with 100 percent. Den IV led the opening pledge. Den VI performed a flag ceremony guided by Stanley Close. Pinewood Derby cars were tested for size and weight.
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Harold Gilmore
VFW
Gayle Burkum
Floyd Woods
Jimmy Evans
Robert Fitzgerald
Randy Rotzinger
Norbert Koshatka
Randy Herbst
Farwell
Minnesota
Tom Sheetz
Webelos
Wayne Brock
Drew McAvoy
Randy Carey
Marvin Crim
Danny West
Christian Church
Ben Franklin
den VIII
den IV
den VI
Stanley Close
Cubs
Peace groups urge continued Viet Nam moratorium in Iowa City
In Iowa City three peace groups led by University of Iowa members circulated petitions urging a continued U S bombing moratorium over North Vietnam. Viet Nam Vigil Iowans for Peace in Viet Nam and A Committee of Concerned Citizens collected about 600 signatures and sent them to President Johnson. The petitions call for peaceful solutions and warn that re escalation could trigger a global conflict.
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Iowa City
Iowa
United States
Viet Nam
University of Iowa
Iowans For Peace
Johnson
Weekend visits noted in Peoria and Kalona families
Mr and Mrs Miksch visited in Peoria with their son James Mikschs family. Mr and Mrs Vodicka went to Indianola with daughter Beth returning home. Local church leaders and guests include Carla Corpman and Carl Corpman. W C T U dinner attended by Waterhouse at Washington home. California Finance reports 14 percent in poverty 16 percent deprived 30 percent under both conditions.
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Max Waterhouse
Grace Hill
Robert Miksch
James Miksch
Peoria
Illinois
Stanley Vodicka
Indianola
Beth
Lawrence Misch
Young Peoples Group
Carl Corpman
W.C.T.U
Walter Duvall
Washington
Charles Corpman
Debbie
Kalona
Sacramento
Calif
Record High Truck Sales Bring Late Model On OK Lot
Our new truck sales are at a record high and as a result a side selection of late model trucks is available on our OK lot.
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Don Smith
Don Schlesselman
Joe Moore
Ed Eric Winborn
Ron Rich
Steve Sandersfeld
Leo Lintz
Beeb Currey
Dave Siefkas
Bill Berry
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Larry Gorsh
Jim Sojka
Keith Standerson
Mike Pacha
Jon Eggert
George Staller
Dennis Gorsh
Larry Green
Roger Schmidt
Mike Rich
Bob Schesselman
Ed Long
Russell Farley
Dan Scheeler
Dean Stanerson
Jim Doughty
Joe Carney
Gary Witthoft
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Dutch Tonsorial
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ANCE
Dave Warner Orchestra
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S. Ave. B
Mrs. Miksch
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International Ymca Training School
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Mass
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