Newton and Jefferson Vie For Iowa Title In Finals
Newton, the 1963 finalist, faces Cedar Rapids Jefferson in the Iowa Boys High School basketball title game after both won semifinals. Newton upset Dubuque Wahlert 63-56 as Larry Lust led with 24 points. Jefferson beat Algona 54-44.
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DES Moines
UPI
Newton
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Dubuque Wahlert
Algona
Cardinals
Jefferson
Dubuque
Larry Lust
Cardinal
Lust
Wahlert
Tom Gindorf
Golden Eagles
Buzz Levick
Women’s Bowling Swift Wins Team High Score
General Life posts team high 1768 and Kay Custer leads with 534 series and 191 game while Fare Way tallies 1723 team score and Lela Miller adds 508 series and 181 game. Coast to Coast and Ran dys also post solid scores in the Swift event.
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Swift
Hy - Vee
General Life
Fareway
Credit Bureau
Advance
Randys
Kay Custer
Lela Miller
Reid couple returns from Iowa trip visiting relatives
Dr and Mrs Fred Reid traveled Friday evening from Indianola where they visited Earl Eldridge at his home. They then visited relatives in Des Moines where Mrs Reid attended the state DAR meeting.
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Mrs
Fred Reid
Indianola
Earl Eldridge
Des Moines
Reid
Iowa bills on archives, forest land buy and school districts
Legislation advances include a three year retention limit for non historic records at the State Archives Building. A $72,000 appropriation would acquire 4 649 acres for the Shimek State Forest. A tax measure to require school district names on state returns remains stalled.
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Lion
Senate
Russell L. Wilson
Waterloo Democrat
Corbin Crawford
Ainsworth Democrat
Board of Control
George Paul
Brooklyn Republican
William W. Parker
Waterloo Republican
Shimek
Iowa
Pleasantville
House
Budget and Financial Control
The
Highway Commission
Koufax to face Yankees in exhibition clash today
Dodgers baseman Sandy Koufax, 25 game winner, starts against New York in an exhibition at spring training. Yankee ace Little Al Downing opposes, as both teams test lineups after recent losses.
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George C. Langford
UPI
Los Angeles Dodger
Walt Alston
New York Yankees
Yankees
Dodgers
Alston
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Yankee
al Downing
Yogi Berra
New York
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Tommy
Frank Bolling
Braves
Orioles
Miami
Baltimore Orioles
Joe Pignatano
Steve Barber
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Golfs
Cincinnati
Detroit
Braves trade for Alou amid pitching concerns
The Milwaukee Braves moved to fix their troublesome outfield by acquiring Felipe Alou from the Giants in exchange for Bob Hendley Bob Shaw catcher Del Crandall Ed Bailey and Ernie Bowman. The deal cost pitching loss Shaw who had emerged as a reliable reliever with 16 saves. Bragan expects Alou Aaron Mathews Torre Bailey and Oliver to provide needed power while managing lineup gaps with platoons at first and catching duties.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
UPI
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Bragan
Braves
Felipe Alou
San Francisco Giants
Bragan
Alou
Hank Aaron
Eddie Mathews
Bailey
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
Torre
Oliver
Spahn Tops Pitchers in Braves Spring Plans
42 year old Warren Spahn leads the Braves rotation with a 23 7 record last season and strong showings from Cloninger Fischer Lemaster and Sadowski. Dennis Menke could step in when Bolling Mathews or McMillan falter as he can play every position. Bragan notes the staff lacks a championship feel but aims to develop young arms.
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Frank Bolling
Mathews
Aaron
Alou
Torre
Bailey
Oliver
Roy McMillan
Dennis Menke
Menke
Bolling
McMillan
Spahn
Warren Spahn
Tony Cloninger
Bob Sadowski
Henry Fischer
Denny Lemaster
Bragan Tabs
Daniel Schneider
Frank Funk
Ron Piche
Bobby Tiefenauer
Hoeft
Giants
Jack Smith
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bragan
Cloninger
Fischer
Lemaster
Sadowski
Pepper-ettes 4 H Club Meets with Sandra Brehmer
The Pepper-ettes 4 H club met Saturday afternoon with Sandra Brehmer in Ainsworth. Ten members and two leaders attended. Pat Elliott demonstrated portfolio making, Patty Ort showed a cleaning basket and uses, Jane Johnston spoke on art principles, and plans were set for an April 4 meeting at the Legion Hall. Refreshments were served by Sandra and her mother, with a note the next meeting will be April 11 with Sherrie Droll.
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Ainsworth
Sandra Brehmer
Pat Elliott
Patty Ort
Jane Johnston
Legion Hall
Sandra
Sherrie Droll
Bruins Hope to Go Undefeated in NCAA Final
UCLA roared to a 90-84 semifinal win over Kansas State to extend its unbeaten streak to 29 and set a final against Duke. Coach John Wooden praised the rally despite lead slips as Keith Erickson and Walt Hazzard led the scoring for UCLA, while Tex Winter’s Wildcats fought hard. Duke toppled Michigan 91-80 in the East final led by Jay Buckley Mullins and Hack Tison with key outside shooting sealing the win.
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UPI
UCLA
Bruins
Duke
Kansas State
Blue Devils
Jay Buckley
Jeff Mullins
Michigan
John Wooden
Ohio State
Cincinnati
Wooden
Jack Hirsch
Keith Erickson
Walt Hazzard
K-State
Tex Winter
Willie Murrell
Jeff Simons
Wildcats
Buckley
Mullins
Hack Tison
Buzzy Harrison
Denny Ferguson
Cazzie Russell
Bill Buntin
Swim Team Awards Night Caps 1963-64 Season
The Washington YMCA Swim Team held its annual awards night on March 18 ending the 1963-64 season for the 65 member squad with about 200 attendees. The team posted six wins and four losses, won the District meet over Burlington Ottumwa and Keokuk, and qualified 35 boys in 26 events for the state meet at Iowa City.
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Washington Ymca
Burlington
Ottumwa
Keokuk
Washington
University
Iowa City
Iowa
Racine
Wisconsin
Milo Steele
Marion McAvoy
Bowling Team Series Leads by Brown and Dutch
Brown tops the series with 2700 while Dutch adds 2567. Team game scores show Brown 931 and Dutch 870. Walt Lance posts 601 in the series and 220 in a game, Dally Chamberlin 550 in the series and 225 in a game.
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Brown
Dutch
Walt Lance
Dally Chamberlin
Speeding fines levied on two Washington motorists
Callistus Kern and Robert Dee Lutes, both of Washington, were charged with excessive speed in a motor vehicle and fined $5 each by Justice of the Peace Glenn Holden.
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Callistus Kern
Robert Dee Lutes
Washington
Justice of the Peace
Glenn Holden
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Mudcat) Grant
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