Giants Struggle as Dark Despairs Over Spring Losses
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark laments a rough stretch as the Giants drop their third straight game, 4-1 to the Cubs in Phoenix amid a flurry of spring losses before the pennant race. Lou Brock paces Chicago with a double and triple while Ernie Bowman and Tom Haller supply Giants highlights.
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San Francisco Giants
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Dark
Lou Brock
Cubs
Ernie Bowman
Tom Haller
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Ken Walters
Tommy Harper
Reds
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Houston Colts
Boston Red Sox
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Ellis Burton
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Cleveland Indians
Charlie Dees
Harvey Haddix
Bob Laverine
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Larry Sherry
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Milwaukee
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Hits and Mrs Bowling Nets Strong Scores In Meet
Mixed bowling results list team and individual scores. Hits and Mrs. posted a 720 game and a 689 game while team series reached 1919 with 20 83 high marks. Bill Steele led individuals with a 225 game and 600 series. Charlene Tanner added a 201 game and 523 series.
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Bill Steele
Charlene Tanner
Women’s Bowling Results From Thursday Matches
Slow Rollers win 3 1806 with 18 over Roes 0 1707. Babies 3 1827 defeat Alley Cats 0 plus 234 Four-Mettes 2 1613 plus 3. Be tweeners 1 1465 fall to Top Cats 3 1745. Cats 0 1560. Team series Babies 1827 over Slow Rollers 1824. Team game Babies 646 Slow Rollers 631. Dorothy Claran 571 Shirley Burlingame 487. Dorothy Claran 187 Charlene Tanner 180.
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Dorothy Clarahan
Shirley Burlingame
Charlene Tanner
Ladies Rural Club Meets at Wellman
The Ladies Rural Club met March 20 in the home of Mrs. Lela Goodwin with co-hostesses Lela Steiner and Opal Disney. Twenty members attended a noon pot luck dinner. Bertha Durst chaired the business session. Also noted were visits by Eli and Lewis Gingerich and relatives to a funeral in recent days and district WSCS plans in Keokuk. Shirley Statler won a National Foundation science stipend for Radiation Biology and will study at UC Berkeley from June 24 to August 22.
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Ladies Rural Club
Lela Goodwin
Lela Steiner
Opal Disney
Bertha Durst
Eli Gingerich
Lewis Eichorn
Michigan
Menno Stutzman
Lois William
Grace Heiserman
Mae Marek
Della Brenneman
Hazel Miller
Womens Society of Christian Service
Keokuk
Dennis Berger
Leo Groff
Shirley Statler
National Foundation
University of California At Berkeley
Statler
Mid Prairie School
James W. Kaster Named Student Council Rep
Ten years ago James W. Kaster of Washington was elected as a student council representative by the Town Men at the State University of Iowa during campus elections held this week.
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James W. Kaster
Washington
State University of Iowa
Reds loaded with depth for 1963 pennant push
Cincinnati manager Freddie Hutchinson touts a deep pitching staff led by Bob Purkey Joey Jay and Jim OToole with strong relief support. Outfield stars Frank Robinson Vada Pinson anchor a powerful lineup while prospects like Tommy Harper and Johnny Edwards promise further punch.
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Reds
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Tommy Harper
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Bob Purkey
Joey Jay
Jim O'Toole
Jim Brosnan
Billy Henry
Jim Maloney
Joe Nuxhall
John Tsitouris
al Worthington
San Diego
Indianapolis
Dick Sisler
Sammy Ellis
Johnny Klippstein
Ken Hunt
Frank Robinson
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Wally Post
Marty Keough
Gordy Coleman
Don Blasingame
Eddie Kasko
Leo Cardenas
Coleman
Blasingame
Kaska
Harry Bright
Washington
Bright
Johnny Edwards
Elizabeth Stumpf observed ninety third birthday weekend
Mrs Elizabeth Stumpf celebrated her ninety third birthday on March 23 with friends and neighbors calling at her Kalona home for afternoon visiting and refreshments. Guests included D E Bontrager Vernon Stagner Lloyd Stagner Tom Russell Ivan Burkley Maud Thatcher Lela Shaver and Marie Jackson.
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Elizabeth Stumpf
D. E. Bontrager
Vernon Stagner
Lloyd Stagner
Tom Russell
Ivan Burkley
Maud Thatcher
Lela Shaver
Marie Jackson
Jack Guengerich
Ladies Bridge Club
Hazel Coffey
A. A. Jackson
C. C. Shimon
H. L. Grady
Rolla Swartzendruber
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Jay Stuart
Herman Yoder
W. D. Brenneman
Alma
C. E. Hershberger
Len Hershberger
Vere Allen
Carlisle
Alice Stumpf
Richmond
George Jr
Jo Allen
Tom Strickler
F. L. Strickler
Strickler Bros
Veterans Hospital
Iowa City
L. R. Lemley
North English
Verva Arhart
Tennessee
Arhart
Randy
Estes Park
Colorado
Lemley
Dean Jackson
Cedar Rapids
Ron Harland
Anna Grady
Shell Service offers fast startin high octane gasoline
The ad promotes Shell Service with Glowin language for a quick tank fill of high octane Super Shell Gasoline. It encourages coming in for a Spring change-over with winter greases and oils replaced and anti freeze drained for a summer thermostat. The one stop shop promises complete car care.
Washington student wins third in Voice of Democracy contest
Amy Blosser of Washington High School earned third place in the district Voice of Democracy contest and received a $5 check presented by the local VFW Auxiliary on behalf of the district.
Iowa Apportionment Case Ends Deliberations Declares Discrimination Concerns
DES MOINES UP I The state finished its testimony defending current and proposed Iowa Legislature apportionment amid AFL CIO claims of a pattern of discrimination in tax and legislative matters. Two top labor officials challenged the alignment and Shaff plan, urging a three judge federal panel to intervene.
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UPI
Iowa
Iowa State Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
General Assembly
William R. Kendrick
Iowa House
C. A. Frerichs
Waterloo
Shaff
Frerichs
Air Force colonel admits signing pro-GD TFX documents
Air Force Col. John L. Gregory told the Senate investigations subcommittee he reluctantly signed Feb 15 documents that favored General Dynamics in the $6 billion TFX contract. He said he had reservations but was not under pressure and his team had recommended Boeing.
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UPI
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General Dynamics Corp
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Senate Investigations Subcommittee
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De Gaulle Likely to Clash With Labor Unions in Showdown
Paris sources report President de Gaulle plans a direct confrontation with France’s major labor unions over wage policy. A coal miners strike since March 1 has sparked government concern as electrical workers threaten to halt production and disrupt transit. If the strike continues ten days, fuel shortages could close plants and spike unemployment.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Lens
Little League history and car sales notes
The passage recalls Little League Baseball founded in 1939 by Carl Stotz in Williamsport. It also asks why golfer Bobby Jones was never a top money winner, noting his amateur status. The text then shifts to marketing, contrasting new Chevrolet financing with used cars and inviting readers to purchase or arrange delivery of a Chevrolet with immediate options.
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Carl Stotz
Williamsport
Bobby Jones
Jones
Bobby
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