Player wins National Airlines Open in Miami
Gary Player, 5 8, wore black as he won the National Airlines Open by two strokes over Lee Trevino at the Country Club of Miami. He shot 68 for a 274 total, aiming to become the first to win three straight since Arnold Palmer in 1962.
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Miami
UPI
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Lee Trevino
Jacksonville
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Palmer
Trevino
Jerry McGee
Ohio
Charles Coody
Bruce Crampton
Crampton
Monroe Leads Bullets Past 76ers in Playoff Victory
Earl Monroe, despite severe rib pain and collapse, returned to score 23 second half points to lift the Baltimore Bullets to a 111-103 win over Philadelphia in the Eastern Division playoffs. The game featured other Sunday results as Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles also won, leaving Baltimore, Los Angeles, and New York up 2-1 in their series.
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United Press International
Baltimore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Earl Monroe
Baltimore
Monroe
Bullets
Philadelphiaers
Chicago Bulls
Dick Motta
Jerry Sloan
Los Angeles Lakers
Walt Frazier
New York Knicks
Atlanta
Los Angeles
New York
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Archie Clark
76Ers
Skip ‘Feldman
Feldman
Mixed bowling results and high scores
Friday bowling results show Owls, Rocky, Runners and others posting team and individual scores. Highlights include Owls team series 2129 and 759 game, and Stan Wallace 612, Betty Ward 529. Individual game leaders include Bob Roe 227 and Cheryl Richards 202.
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Howwerey
Rocky & Friends
Owls
Rocky
Kids
Stan Wallace
Betty Ward
Bob Roe
Cheryl Richards
Willard Gray
Kirkwood Community College Releases New 124 Page Catalogue
Kirkwood Community College distributes its new 124 page catalogue detailing vocational technical and arts and sciences programs plus sections on student financial aid and adult education. Sharon Murphy says copies go to high school counseling offices and all seven counties of Merged Area Ten and will be mailed to libraries prize colleges and select public agencies. The catalogue covers a two year period and requests may be sent to the Community Relations Office in Cedar Rapids 52406.
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Kirkwood Community College
Sharon Murphy
Kirkwood
Area Ten
Bowling Street
S. W
Cesar Rapids
Dills Return to Keota After Arizona Vacation
Mr and Mrs Cloyce Dill Cheryl Dill and family return home Monday night March 2 from Lake Havasu Arizona after several months away. Local gatherings included golden wedding anniversary for Earl and West Chester couple with family from Washington St Louis Keota and a party with gifts photos and music.
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Paul Sievert
Keota
Cloyce Dill
Cheryl
Lake Havasu
Ariz
Leonard Rebal
Leonard Jr
Iowa City
Ed Rebal
Elis Walton
Sigourney
Carl Walton
Earl Pearson
West Chester
Robert Pearson
Fam Ily
Washington
John Pearson
St Louis
Gordon
Pearson and Family
Jim Lee
Mason City
Bob Marek
Dick Flynn
Pearson
Cowboy and Indians themed Cub Pack 243 awards meeting
Cub Scout Pack 243 held a monthly meeting at the VFW Hall with a Cowboy and Indians theme. Dick Harvey’s Webeloes led the opening pledge and promise, a skit and dance were performed, prizes awarded for Indian dress, Bobcats received pins, and service and engineer awards were announced. Graduation was noted as Greg Johnson joined Troop 237, with den mothers honored. Upcoming events include family skating, leaders meeting, and a Vaudeville themed pack gathering with a white elephant sale and baked goods.
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Cub
VFW Hall
Dick Harvey
Webeloes
Cowboy and Indians” den
Phoebe Vargason
Sean Meiners
Ledy
Neal Hall
Roger Reschly
Eric Ridley
Tim Palmer
Eric Johnson
Craig Loeffler
Rich
Ard Blodgett
Roger Sioagen
Jeff Beenblossom
Scott Vason
Wolf
Rodney Vargason
Bear
Steven Haynes
Bob Thamdin
Donnie Manning
John Ivory
Mike Harvey
John Morretti
Dennis Smith
Scott Myers
Greg Johnson
Danny Martin
Eric Curl
Clinton Igason
John Morrotti
Colleen Vargason
Donita Hall
Ardella Harvey
Richard Harvey
Eight area Elks awards honor Neece and Canaday
Charles Neece and Cathy Canaday top local winners honored at Fairfield Elks Lodge scholarship awards dinner. Leadership contest winners hailed from Fairfield and Keosauqua. Other prizes included $25 gift certificates, two perfect attendance awards, and various donor funded checks and items. New and continuing advisory council members were named, with several seniors retiring after two-year terms.
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Don Long
Pekin High School
Kenneth Patterson
Richland
Farmers Savings Bank of Packwood
David Sterling
Ollie
Greeson Insurance Co
Kenneth Nordyke
Hayesville Bank
Roger Clingan
Farson
Keith Krewson
Russell Yoder
Richard Wittetoe
Melvin Johnson
Harold ‘Smith
Wallace Messer
Schmidt
Norman Gott
Carl Songer
Larry Henniger
LaVern Weber
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Jim Wertz
Jack Balk
Journal
Krista Flory
YMCA
Miss Flory
Jerry Flory
Greensboro
Washington County
Mark Janecek
Polliwogs
Mark
Dale Janeceks
Crawfordsville
Dills
Jen Finch
Will Adam
Pairfield
Paul Hammes
Emily
John Powell
Maplewood Manor
Mercy Hospital
LeVernon Helscher
Rose Oswalt
Josephine Helscher
Harper
Valerie Honohan
James Leary
Fenne Wimmer
Mark Weber
Carl Vogel
Charles Vogel
Blairstown
Kristin Lynn
al Waterbeck
Industerious Club
Deora Lyle
Mary Aller
Genevieve White
Mo Green
Avex
Mullikin Bros
Partikaar
Kaiser Agriuttaral
Je Phao Ie Fine
Magist
Mer
Gary Stewart
Charles Neece
Bulk & Delivery
Funk Bros
Fertilizer Smith-Douglass Fertilizer
Soil
Community Feed, Inc
Bill Trotter
JD. Kabenold W. A. Trotter Partnership
Ainsworth
Iowa
Er Saat
Washington Evening Journal
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