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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1966

Page

8

Proffitt Wins SE Iowa Amateur Golf Crown

Proffitt of Muscatine captured the South East Iowa Amateur at Washington Country Club finishing with rounds of 32 38 33 and an eagle on the third hole last nine. Jim Lloyd of Washington was runner up at 108, with Nick Pulliam Muscatine one stroke back at 109 and Terry Lowenberg Fairfield and Bill Westphal Washington tied at 110. More than 170 golfers competed across seven flights with top finishers listed for each flight.

Craig Proffitt Muscatine Southeast Iowa Washington Country Club Proffitt Jim Lloyd Washington Nick Pulliam Terry Lowenberg Fairfield Bill Westphal John Davis Mike Brake John Carver Rich Rodriguez

Billy Casper repeats Western Open victory in 1966

Billy Casper won the Western Open at Medinah with a one under 283 total, the first to defend the title since 1950, extending his lead as golf's top money winner for 1966 with $69,749 in earnings. Arnold Palmer slips to second with $65,817, while Gay Brewer takes $12,000 for third.

Chicago UPI Billy Casper Medinah Country Club Casper Arnold Palmer Palmer Gay Brewer

Crooks Wins West Liberty Feature Race in Night of Demolition Races

A record crowd of over 4,000 watched Stan Crooks of Letts win the feature race at West Liberty Saturday night. Ron Hemsted finished second, Tom Stewart third, Daryl Hartsock fourth, and Chuck De Meyer fifth. Mel Morris led points but retired with engine trouble. Bob Ensminger also failed to finish after hitting the wall. The program featured two 12 car demolition races and heat races with Morris posting the fastest time, 26.30. The next races are slated for Sunday July 3 at Burlington and July 4 at Columbus Junction.

West Liberty Stan Crooks Letts Ron Hemsted Tom Stewart Washington Daryl Hartsock Muscatine Chuck de Meyer Mel Morris Bob Ensminger Mike Niffenegger Kalona Morris Ensminger Stewart de. Meyer Crooks Moffit Newman Harris Hembaugh Gene Thomas Brumley Hemsted Starman Stotts Hartsock Semimain Moore Erickson Douglas Cronnelly Burlington Columbus Junction

Cubs defeat Braves in City Little League game

The Cubs beat the Braves 8 to 1 in a city Little League game Friday. Anderson earned the win while Stevens took the loss. The Cubs jumped to a 2 0 lead in the first inning and extended it with four runs in the final frame.

Cubs Braves Anderson Stevens

Coed editor on trial for defying campus source IDs

Annette Buchanan a 20 year old managing editor of the University of Oregon student newspaper faces trial on contempt of court for refusing to identify marijuana smoker sources she interviewed for a story. If convicted she could be fined 300 dollars and jailed six months with an appeal expected to reach the Supreme Court.

U.S. Supreme Court

Miss Wool of America Hails From Cedar Rapids Iowa

Barbara Elizabeth Petsel, 20, a Drake University sophomore, won the Miss Wool of America title in San Angelo Texas after competing with 19 wool producing states. She overcomes fear of Texas horned toads for a publicity photo and aims to pursue fashion, teaching, and modeling. En route she toured with FAA parent and airline connections, while engaging in painting, dancing, swimming, and water skiing. first runner up Roxanne Neeley, Phoenix, second runner up Janice Archer, Austin. Last year’s winner was Sharon Moline.

San Angelo Tex UPI Iowa Texas America Barbara Elizabeth Petsel Cedar Rapids Barbara Wool A. T. Petsel Federal Aviation Agency FAA Airlines Roxanne Neeley Phoenix Ariz Janice Archer Austin Sharon Moline Salt Lake City Petsel Drake University Drake Ski Club Young Democrats Lettermen’s Association

Funeral services for John C. Little held Saturday

Funeral services for John C. Little were held Saturday at 3 30 p.m. in the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Richard Peterson in charge. Cal Wolf was soloist. Pallbearers were Dale Kerr L J Pease Lloyd B Donaldson John Dusenberg Francis Glider and John Beenblossom. Burial was in Elm Grove Cemetery.

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