Ames wins class AA indoor track title with 262 points
Ames High School captured the 1967 class AA indoor Iowa track and field championships scoring 262 points to take first place. The Little Cyclones secured their eighth title in 11 meets and swept records with four new marks and one tied.
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Iowa City
Iowa
UPI
Ames
Little Cyclones
Bill Steil
Jack Morgan
Joe Ingvoldstad
Dick Pohl
Des Moines Tech
Tech
Davenport Central
Sioux City
Doug Smith
Bob Rowell
Doug Lane
Cedar Rapids
Jeffer
Injuries Leave Mantle Pascual Hopeful In Spring Return
Mantle and Pascual work toward comeback from serious shoulder operations as spring exhibitions begin. Mantle debuts 58 days after Mayo Clinic surgery, pinch hitting for Gibbs and striking out. Pascual shines with five innings of one hit ball as Yankees beat Phils 7-6 in Clearwater.
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Vito Stellino
UPI
Mantle
Pascual
Martle
Yankees
Twins
Phils
Clearwater
Fla
Roger Repez
Boston Red Sox
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Yankee
Mayo Clinic
Jake Gibbs
Harold Knowles
Red Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Fred Valentine
Ten Years Ago Today In Tampa Picture Of Dewey And Servatius
A Tampa newspaper shows former state senator A. Claire Dewey and Miss Kay Servatius together. Servatius leads a yearly Tampa skating spectacle and is a Bowman descendant and a noted skating star. They are cousins of Mr. Wewey.
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Tampa
A. Claire Dewey
Kay Servatius
Miss Servatius
John
Edith Smouse Bowman
Washington
Wewey
Slow Rollers Lead 2004 Team Series in Bowling
The Slow Rollers topped the 2004 team series with 2004, while the Polka Dots and Turkey Trotters posted 1960 and 46. Spares posted 695 and Rollers 680 in team games. Sharon Lutes led with a 626 series and a 24 and 204 game, Lucy Smith added 511.
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Sss Pega Eee
BN Rni
Turkey
Westrum Optimistic Mets Hope to Move Up
Mets manager Wes Westrum says the club added two big bats and depth to boost offense and pitching. He foresees platooning in the outfield and positions Stuart Boyer Kranepool Swoboda and Hunt for strong hitting while noting potential glove risks. Young arms Selma McGraw Wakefield Hinsley Bearmarth Fisher Willey and others compete for starting roles with bullpen plans including Sutherland Richardson Gardner and Ribant.
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Addeed
Westrum
Mets
Dick Stuart
Don Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Kranepool
Ken Boyer
Boyer
Stuart
Ron Swoboda
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Johnny Lewis
Swoboda
Hunt
Roy McMillan
McMillan
Hickman
Cleon Jones
Greg Goossen
Auburn
Jerry Grote
Oklahoma City
Chris Cannizzaro
Dick Selma
Frank McGraw
Bill Wakefield
Jerry Hinsley
Larry Bearmarth
Jack Fisher
Jack Hamilton
Syracuse
Westrump
Carlton Willey
Bearnorth
Darrell Sutherland
Gordon Richardson
Rob Gardner
Jim Bethke
Dave Eilers
Dennis Ribant
Five Cyclones in NCAA finals pace Iowa State lead
Iowa State emerged with five finalists at the NCAA wrestling championships after the first day, projecting 60 points and a narrow team lead. Oklahoma State trailed with 53, Oklahoma 52, Lehigh 32, and Michigan 31, as wrestlers from Michigan State Portland State Gettysburg Moorhead Lock Haven and Ohio State also advanced. Defending champs faced setbacks with Bill Stuart losing in overtime and Tadaki Hatta pinned, while Dale Bahr and Joe Bavaro showcased upsets for Iowa State and Michigan respectively.
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Ames
Iowa
UPI
Iowa State
Cyclones
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma
Lehigh
Michigan
Michigan State
Portland
Ore
Gettysburg
Moorhead State
Lockhaven State
Ohio State
Bill Stuart
Mike Sager
Daaki Hatta
Rich Sanders
Portland State
Mike Caruso
Yojiro Uetake
Greg Ruth
Tom Peck
Dale
State College of Iowa
Jerry Swope
Lockhaven
Swope
Peckham
Fred Fozzard
Fozzard
Don Buzzard
Bill Harlow
Vic Marcucci
Gene Davis
Davis
Trotman and Sanders Named to All-State Honor Roll
A number of local high school basketball players earned honorable mention on the annual IDPA all state selections. Tim Trotman and Frank Sanders were named to the honor roll along with Terry Farmer Waco Bill Slee Fort Madison George Norenburg Keota Ed Mertens Mt Pleasant Jay Nardini Davis County Ron Spangler Waco.
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Annnual Idpa
Tim Trotman
Frank Sanders
Terry Farmer
Waco
Bill Slee
Fort Madison
George Norenburg
Keota
Ed Mertens
Mt. Pleasant
Jay Nardini
Davis County
Ron Spangler
Washington High Track Team Competes in State Indoor Meet
Washington High School track squad competes in the State Class A indoor meet in Iowa City. Though no finals points were earned, several athletes posted strong heats led by John Miller in the 440 and the mile relay team. Duane Miller, Dan Martin, Dave Seifkas, and John Kleese posted solid heat showings along with a 44 foot shot by Larry Green.
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Washington High School
Iowa City
John Sproule
Duane Miller
Dan Martin
Dave Siefkas
John Miller
Hennigan
Goodell
Te Bockhorst
Kleese
Terry O’hanlon
John Kleese
Seifkas
Starr
D. Miller
J. Miller
Larry Green
Russell Green A Iowa Duck Call Champion Contender
Washington boy Russell Green aged 14 of 807 South Second will compete Sunday in Des Moines for the Iowa State Duck Call Champion title. He aims to join Ronnie Green who won the state crown last year and both brothers run a bait shop in summer.
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Washington
Russell Green
South
Des Moines
Iowa
Russell
Ronnie
Young Green
Arkansas
Johnny Green
St Johns Mvp list Includes five NIT players
New York UPI report notes St. Johns University has had five players named MVP of the National Invitation Basketball Tournament. The honorees are Bill Lloyd in 1939, Harry Boykoff in 1943, Bill Kotsores in 1944, Tony Jackson in 1959 and Ken McIntyre in 1965.
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New York
UPI
St. John's
Bill Lloyd
Harry Boykoff
Bill Kotsores
Tony Jackson
Ken McIntyre
Awards Presented at WHS Awards Assembly
Washington High School athletes were honored at an awards assembly Friday. Letters numerals and certificates were awarded for basketball football and wrestling with recipients including Tim Trotman Tom Lowe Frank Sanders Jim Logan Albert Brock Bob Bower Jim Witthoft John Phleger Stan Roth and others across varsity junior and sophomore levels.
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Washington High School
Tim Trotman
Tom Lowe
Frank
Chevron
Loel Letts
Dennis Black
Larry Green
Jim Logan
Bill Lee
Dave Siefkas
Max Meyers
Tony Amlong
Joan Kleese
Dan Martin
George Statler
Dennis Crone
Bob Bower
Richard Deaton
Jim Peiffer
Ron Perdock
Tom Romine
Jim Sojka
Dave Tindal
Jerry Westermark
Wayne School
Riverside notices and gatherings at Emily Shalla home
Riverside on March 21 held social calls at Mrs. Emily Shalla's home with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Knotek of Washington and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Dexter of Topeka among visitors. Mrs. Shalla visited Cedar Rapids with her daughter’s family, while others visited from Lone Tree and Topeka. Fire dept responded to shed fire at Ed Kasper home. Senior Ladies Needle Club met at Shalla's. W.C.C.F. met at Dorothy Shebek's with 17 members. Officers to serve another year. Mrs. Albin Soukup of Lone Tree died. beneficiary member of their Court for forty years. 7 Up games held with prizes to Elmer Schneider and Urban Metz. door prize to Peter Schneider. Lunch theme St Patrick. April 21 meeting planned with Mrs Irma Heitzman.
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Riverside
Emily Shalla
Joe Knotek
Washington
Royal Summers
Cedar Rapids
Gary Dexter
Topeka
Kansas
Ralph Schnoebelen
Riverside Fire Dept
Ed Kasper
W.C.C.F
Dorothy Shebek
Albin Soukup
Lone Tree
Elmer Schneider
Urban Metz
Peter Schneider
St. Patricks
Irma Heitzman
Honors Tea at Keota High School by NHS
The National Honor Society hosted an Honors Tea at Keota Community High School on Tuesday night for honor roll students and parents. Principal Leland Roegner introduced scholars. new NHS members Bruce Temple Dan Flynn Mary Beth Harras Mike Quigley Joy Greiner Jim Hammes were announced. Barbara Adam led the pledge as Rev. David Stout spoke on character, scholarship, leadership, and service.
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Boyd Sanders Keota
National Honor Society
Keota Community High School
Leland Roegner
Doug Hammes
Barbara Adam
Mike Trier
Twyla Hammes
Chuck Helscher
Larry Sanders
Bruce Temple
Dan Flynn
Mary Beth Harras
Mike Quigley
Joy Greiner
Jim Hammes
David Stout
The
Christian Church
Jerry Mitchell
Omaha
Nebraska
Jess Mitchell
Donald Mitchell
Iowa City
Army buddy visits in Amrine home
Merrimac March 21 Mr and Mrs Chester Comer of Bussey visited the Carl Amrine family Sunday. Several relatives and friends including Mr and Mrs Robert Kientz Mrs Dale Baldosier Dean Shafer Ben Neff Alice Lowe Ralph Smith Cecil Riley Emanuel Blick Roy Eshelman and others visited different homes in the area during the week. The visits focused on the Amrine household with numerous calls and gatherings noted.
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Carl Amrine Merrimac
Chester Comer
Bussey
Carl Amrine
Comer
Carl
Robert Kientz
Dale Baldosier
Billa Kientz
Fairfield
Dean Shafer
Maxine Shafer
Washington
Ben Ne
Ralph Smith and
Richard Tagular
Edd Tagular
Westchester Notes on Kiesey Family News and Travel
Mrs. Ted Kiesey returns home from Omaha after visiting to welcome Teresa Ann the newborn granddaughter of Doug Kiesey and wife born March 6 weighing 5 pounds 4 ounces on Mrs. Kiesey’s birthday. The Douglas Kiesey family moved to 2008 N 49th St Omaha Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Paul Moothart and family of Iowa City were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Charles Votruba.
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A. J. Wotruba
Westchester
Ted Kiesey
Omaha
Teresa Ann
Doug Kiesey
Casandra Ellen
Douglas Kiesey
N. 49Th St
Nebraska
Paul Moothart
Iowa City
Charles Votruba
Cedar Rapids
Federated Church
Merle McDowell
McDowell
Riverside Visit and Post Office Plans Highlight Riverside Notes
Mrs. Marlene Cebuhar of Cedar Rapids visited Riverside with her grandmother Mrs. Clara Rath. Velma Korous of West Branch returned home after caring for Mrs. Rath. Granddaughter Ryna Kron, age four, celebrated with a party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Kron. Discussions with Rep. John Schmidauser and Post Office plans noted, with an April 1 postal site review anticipated.
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Riverside
Marlene Cebuhar
Cedar Rapids
Clara Rath
Velma Korous
West Branch
Fred Frank
Vince Sojka
Robert Frank
Robert Gerot
Henry Frank
Grace Mottet
Don Kirchner
Robert Schneider
Ivan Shrader
John Schmidhauser
Washington
Maynard Strabala
Harry Strabala
Mercy Hospital
Strabala
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Neil Brittan
Dennis Crawford
Jim Dougall
Jim Doughty
Greg Goodell
Ronald Green
Roger Harris
Pat Hennigan
Mike Horn
Craig Johnson
Ken Kauffman
Dave Knecht
Dennis Loeffler
Jim McCarthy
Dennis Nardy
Rex McCarthy
Ray Porter
Jim Reiesner
Ricky Shaver
Rich Sojka
Mike Walker
Chris Wilson
Larry Cuter
Craig Miller
Terry Allison
Tom Beauchamp
Dean Hunter
Myron Levy
Joe Minick
Allen Reed
Jim Reisener
Larry Roberts
Wayne Schooley
Bruce Smith
Ron Green
Phil Brunk
Tom Duensing
Leon Lintz
Jim Marshall
Joe Moore
Mark Owen
Ron Rich
Marty Stannard
Dan Schooley
Jerry Smith
Harold Nash
Phil McConnell
Steve Hardy
Jim Minick
Larry Warner
Gary Witthoff
Mike Pacha
Wendell Arduser
Tom Doughty
Ed Long
Dave Gregory
Dean Lintz
Pat Morrison
Mike Rich
Don Smith
Tom Mece- Graw
Mrs. Wilbur Kiene
Keota School
Amrine
Mrs. Rath
Fred Kron
Rudolph Simon
Jack Veggy
Clarence Rummelhart
Edna Muller
Earl Steele
S. W. Easter
Ernest Salladay
Iowa Memorial Co
Richard Embree
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