Upsets mark girls cage action in Iowa tournament
Iowa high school girls basketball tournament opened with upsets as Farmington Harmony topped Lewis Central 92 75 and Wellsburg beat Schaller 73 71. South Hamilton edged Parkersburg 56 54 while Elgin Valley beat Bode Twin Rivers 93 77. Sandy Butler scored 69 for Lewis Central in a losing effort.
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DES Moines
UPI
Sandy Butler
Council Bluffs
Lewis Central
Miss Butler
Oakland
Maryann Jensen
Farmington Harmony
Sharon Satterly
Schaller
Wellsburg
South Hamilton
Jewell
Parkersburg
Karla Hill
Elgin Valley
Bode Twin Rivers
Hamilton
Farmington
Central
Patti Hill
Nancy Lamborne
Linda Satterly
Sharon
Fayne Theme
Ten Years Ago Today Jaycees Back Bill Perdock for VP
Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce president Bill Perdock is endorsed by local Jaycees as a candidate for state vice president from this district.
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Bill Perdock
Washington Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee Group
Alou brothers shine as Jesus stars in spring win
Felipe Alou traded to Milwaukee as younger brother Jesus shines for the Giants in a 5-1 victory over the Red Sox. rookies Jim Ray Hart and others contribute while Belinsky struggles for the Angels in a 9-7 loss. Other camps note Drysdale, Herrnstein, Berry, Banks, and Coleman injuries and terms for Kline.
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San Francisco Giants
Felipe Alou
Jesus
The
Giants
Felipe
Milwaukee Braves
Hay-Soose
Alou
San Francisco
Boston Red Sox
Frisco
Jim Ray Hart
Bob Shaw
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
John Herrnstein
Chris Short
Philadelphia Phillies
Ken Berry
Chicago White Sox
Jed Savage
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Laverine
Baltimore Orioles
Big Walter Bond
Houston Colts
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Bob Skinner
Don Pavletich
Cincinnati
Ron Kline
Washington Senators
Kline
Choo Choo Coleman
New York Mets
Jim Hickman
Bowling Results From Tuesday Meet Summary
Tuesday bowling results show Moothart team scoring 2625 in a 2 game series with 81 pins to spare. Moose 2516 in 1, Mills 2271 plus 21. 1 H Sales 2142. Sherman Eden 2359 plus 174. Crawfordsville 2465. Carson 2469 and Home Town 2349 plus 39. High team series Moothart 2625 and Moose 2597. team game Moothart 931 and Carson 893. Individual leaders Burlingame 581 and Vacha 573. Crull 234 and Leavitt 225.
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Moothart
Moose
Mills
Sherman - Eden
Crawfordsville
Carson
Home Town
Burlingame
Vacha
Crull
Leavitt
Eden
Sherman Carson
1-H Sales
Doubt Cassius Clay Will See Mecca
The Saudi Embassy refused to confirm a visa for Cassius Clay to visit Mecca. Officials indicated that even if Muslim, he would need a verification from an Islamic center proving true belief. Washington Islamic centers and Al Azhar questioned his status, citing race-based sects and universal Islam as the standard.
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Washington
UPI
Cassius Clay
Louisville
Mecca
Islamic Center
Al-Azhar University
Cairo
Medina
Women's bowling results and top totals Monday
Results show teams Martin 1 VFW 3 Osincup 1 Seifert 3 River Products 0 Tweeten 4 Winga 2 Marges 2. Tweeten leads team series with 851 and team game with 2373. Individual leaders include Helen Hayes 538 and Maxine Steele 198.
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Martin
VFW
Osincup
Seifert
River Products
Tweeten
Winga
Marges
Helen Hayes
Faye Henry
Maxine Steele
Melody Strikers
Beesee
Seiferts Snavelvseereks
Winga Cafe Saeeeine
Martins
Eodeee Eee
Freshwaters sweep Fareway in close team match
Freshwaters defeat Fareway 2691 to 2631 in team series. Freshwaters win team game 929 to 13 while individual leaders include B. Martin 595 and M. Miller 582 in the series and N. Schoon 234 over W. Sojka 218 in the game.
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Fareway
Freshwaters
B. Martin
M. Miller
N. Schoonover
W. Sojka
Odd Fellows Lodge Confers Second Degree in North English
IOOF lodge No. 101 members met Tuesday evening with Gerald Kep hart presiding as the second degree was conferred on eight candidates from North English. Refreshments followed and a social on March 21 at 8 p.m. was announced.
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Odd Fellows
Ioof Lodge No. 101
Gerald Kephart
Noble Grand
Mixed bowling results and leaders tallied
Friday night league play saw Sleepers beat Hawks 2 1 and Hits and Mrs stop Splitters 3 0 while Combers and Niners fell 3 0. Bleach Combers claimed team series 2054 and Combers team game 723 led by Ed Sorrell 220 and Bill Steele 599 in series.
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Splitters
Combers
Niners
Busters
Aces
Wellman group of OES school held in Muscatine
Mrs. Barbara Henderson district instructor for the Order of Eastern Star conducted a school of instruction in Muscatine attended by Wellman group members and guests. Other local events include visits, hospital news, and Northwest Missouri State College students on quarter break.
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Wellman
OES
Muscatine
C. B. Godber Wellman
Barbara Henderson
Order of Eastern Star
Erma Rugg
Vella Maplethorpe
Emma Webster
Roy Crossett
Dan Steiner
Carmi Crossett
Mercy Hospital
Ray Miller
William Duree
Ottumwa
Dave McClellan
Gerald Baugh
St. Lukes Hospital
Cedar Rapids
Richard Griffeth
Iowa City
Jack Droz
David
Michele
Fairfield
Florida
Irving Bender
Arizona
Imperial Valley
California
Northeast Missouri State College
Kirksvile
Dorothy Yoder
Jim Stockett
Lee Swain
Dick Polton
Ed Gardner
Bill Miller
Cecil Capper
George Scalf
Fort Leonard Wood
Willard Swartzendruber
Seattle
Wash
Chicago
Herman Swartzendruber
Marvin Mathers
Glenn Fisher
Chris Hershbergers
Elmerson Martin
Harold Moore
Henry
Keota Social News Highlights Local Guests and Travels
Morascos hosted by Mrs Byrne in Keota while Johnnie Laux stays with grandparents. Adrian Kafka and John Baker families visited. Edwin Hammes with sons and nieces called at the Baker home. Aller families joined Mrs Mary Aller at a dinner. the Sondayes had supper plans postponed due to an icy accident. Keith Baker family moved to Fond du Lac. Matt Hanna fell ill and was moved to Twilight Rest Home. Randy Peiffer stayed with grandparents as mother hospitalizes. Aubrey Lee family visited. Roger Richardson family visited Dorothy Richardson and Whitey Sellman.
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Keota
Peter Morasco
Des Moines
B. J. Byrne
Johnnie Laux
Davenport
Adrian Kafka
John Bakers
Edwin Hammes
Baker
Alvin Aller
Paul Aller
Moline
Daisy Chambers
Allers
Zeno Allers
Mary Aller
Leonard Sonday
Chambers
Iowa City
Keith Baker
Cedar Rapids
Fond du Lac
Wis
Keith
Earl Baker
Matt Hanna
Lloyd White
Randy Peiffer
Charles Peiffers
Glen Cupp
Aubrey Lee
Dysert
Roger Richardson
Cedar Falls
Dorothy Richardson
Whitey Sellman
Si Finke family gatherings mark Burlington visit
In Crawfordsville on March 9 Mr and Mrs Si Finke Jr and Mr and Mrs Si Finke Sr visited Burlington for dinner with Lafe Finke and Don Rees families to celebrate birthdays. Jessie Rees dined with her son Don Rees, joined later by Merlin Finke and Omar Black families. Other gatherings included Johnston and Miller households and a Wellman guest. Margaret Stout was contracted to teach Vocational Home Economics at Nishna Valley Community Schools near Emerson Iowa.
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Crawfordsville
Si Finke Jr
Si Finke
Burlington
Lafe Finkes
Don Rees
Si Finke, Jr
Bryn Mawr
Merlin Finke
Omar Black
Karen
Robert
Joe Johnsto
Linda
Kim*berley
Kim
Allen Johnston
Lynne
Orval Miller
Kay
Rita
Winfield
Dave Norman
Wellman
Margaret Stout
Donald Stout
Nishna Valley
Emerson
Iowa
Dick Logan
Myral Smith
Christopher Krueger
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Easter Greetings Box
Mic Daniel
Washington, Iowa
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Cary Grant
Audrey Hepburn
Clay
Sonny Liston
Cassius
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Malcolm X
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