Woodeshick Stars as Colt Starter in Outlook for Spring
Hal Woodeshick, 31, returns to the Houston Colt bullpen after a strong last season as a top NL reliever. He threw five no hit innings in a 6-4 win over Kansas City, while Eddie Kasko homered for Houston. Other camps reported routine days with Orioles and Dodgers wins and various roster notes on Hubbs replacement, Torre debut, and Hodges planning 13 pitchers.
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Washington Senators
GORHAM NAMED PRESIDENT OF BAKER HALL DORM
Ten years ago Gary Gorham a junior at Iowa State Teachers College was named president of Baker Hall the men’s dormitory organization. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Gene Gorham of Washington.
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Washington
Giants rely on rookies as pitching depth grows
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark will mix a six man staff with rookies Jim Ray Hart and Jesus Alou in key field roles while veteran arms Bob Shaw Bob Hendley and Del Crandall provide support. The club aims for a strong spring before deciding on regular season roles.
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Women’s Bowling Results General Life and Kewl Teams
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Demons Struggle at State Indoor Meet for Washington
Washington Demons coach John Sproule reported mixed results at the state indoor meet. Bob McClure placed third in his heat in the 50 yard dash while Denny Coon was second in his mile heat. The mile relay team led by Temple, Sjoberg, Dougal and Mattes finished third in their heat with a 3 42 time, near the school record, amid overall evidence of insufficient outdoor training.
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Mattes
Oklahoma State Clinches 1963 NCAA Wrestling Title
Oklahoma State stayed focused on team supremacy as six Cowboys reached the finals of the NCAA tournament to seal its 24th wrestling championship at Ithaca. Notable Friday wins included Bob Billberg shocking Jim Nance 2-1 in heavyweight, Bill Lam upsetting Jack Flasche 4-3 at 157, and Gary Wilcox beating Bob Buzzard 2-1 at 137. Dean Lahr and Harry Houska also advanced with pins and strong performances.
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N.Y
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Bob Billberg
Moorhead State
Jim Nance
Syracuse
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Bill Lam
Jack Flasche
Colorado State
Gary Wilcox
Michigan
Bob Buzzard
Dean Lahr
Harry Houska
Ohio University
Bowling League Scores and Individual Honors
Friday Mixers league results show team series led by R and L with 1984 versus Nuggets 1905. Team game top by R and L at 729 to Nuggets 701. Joe Richards 588 and Curly Murphy with Phyllis Hazelett 477 led individuals. Clarence Brown 243 in a game and Doris Sojka and Helen Brown each 200.
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Wyman Woman Honored by Corona Chapter of East ern Star
Kathryn Rees of Wyman and Elizabeth Roberts of Sharon Center received 50 year certficates and Grand Chapter pins from Corona Chapter No 297 Eastern Star. The March 20 program featured solos by Everett Winbran Jesse Grout and Emily Roberts with guests from West Branch and Iowa City.
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Sweet Genivine
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Carlyn Weeber
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Ray Moody
Burlington
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Ellen Davis
Des Moines
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Rose Huston
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Sarah Davis
Riverside to Host Special Institute on Global Population
A special study institute will be formed at the University of California Riverside campus to examine the distribution of the world population and land surface. The project aims to study how about half the earth's land surface holds one third of the population.
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