Drysdale Dominates in Six-Hitter for Dodgers Win
Don Drysdale, last season’s 25 game winner and NL strikeout leader, pitched nine innings of six hit ball to beat the Kansas City Athletics 12-1. He allowed one run in the third as L A racked up 16 hits with Dick Tracewski leading the attack with three singles and a double and Willie Davis driving in three runs.
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Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodger
Walt Alston
Drysdale
Kansas City Athletics
A’s
Los Angeles
Dave Wickersham
Ed Rakow
Dick Tracewski
Dodger
Willie Davis
Yankees
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Bill White
Whitey Ford
Eddie Mathews
Municipal Stadium
West Palm Beach
Fla
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago White Sox
Warren Spahn
Hank Fischer
Frank Funk
Braves
Spahn
Rocky Colavito
Detroit Tigers
New York Mets
Tigers
Colavito
Washington
Minnesota
Twins
Bernie Allen
Senators
Marv Breeding
Harmon Killebrew
Tom Cheney
Johnny Callison
Wes Covington
Philadelphia Phillies
Cincinnati Reds
Clay Dalrymple
Phils
Jim Gentile
Vern’ Law
Baltimore
Pittsburgh
Milt Pappas
Gary Geiger
Boston Red Sox
San Francisco Giants
Roman Mejias
Frank Malzone
Sox
Cleveland
Los Angeles Angels
Sam MacDowell
Joe Schaffernoth
Angels
Indians
Oklahoma City
Houston Colts
Pirates
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Sehwall
Pagliaroni
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Cardwell
Julio Goray
Don Hoak
Phillies
Ted Savage
Bob Bailey
Hoak
Bailey
Columbus
Murtaugh
Harvey Haddix
Tom Sturdivant
Bob Priddy
Tom Butters
Asheville
Law
Burgess
Smoky
Elmo Plaskett
Reverend Reed Invited to Open Iowa Legislature Sessions
Ten years ago today Dr. C. Raymond Reed pastor of the Methodist Church received an invitation to deliver invocations at the opening sessions of both the Iowa House and Senate. He attended sessions to observe legislative procedures.
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C. Raymond Reed
Methodist Church
Iowa House
Senate
Reed
Truth about football fix investigated by lie tests
Insurance salesman George Burnett passed a second lie detector test and said he overheard Georgia coach Wallace Butts discussing football information with Alabama coach Paul Bryant before a 1962 game. Butts and Bryant denied any rigging and Butts defended his gambling associations.
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Atlanta
UPI
George P Burnett
Burnett
Wallace Butts
University of Georgia
Georgia
Alabama
Paul Bryant
Saturday Evening Post
Butts
Bryant
Barney Ragsdale
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
Georgia Atty
Eugene Cook
Cook
Ragsdale
American Academy of Polygraphy Examiners
The
Post
Pirates face big changes as 1963 hopes rise in spring
Murtaugh backs Pirates after wholesale 1963 roster revamp in Fort Myers. Key moves add Cardwell Schwall Pagliaroni and Stargell while Bailey and Schofield vie for infield spots. Pitching staff shows depth with Friend McBean Veale and rookies Priddy Butters.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Pittsburgh Pirates
Danny Murtaugh
Pirates
Vern Law
Don Cardwell
Don Schwall
Jim Pagliaroni
Smoky Burgess
Gotay
Roberto Clemente
Bill Virdon
Bob Skinner
Savage
Willie Stargell
Cardwell
Cubs
Cardinals
Schwall
Red Sox
Bob Friend
al McBean
Murtaugh
Earl Francis
Joe Gibbon
Bob Veale
Little Elroy Face
State Track Meet Sends Demon Thinclads to Iowa City
Coach John Sproule leads a 16 man Demon squad to the Class AA indoor state meet at the University Fieldhouse in Iowa City. Athletes include Rick Bordwell, Jerry Stalder, Steve Norton, Roy McConnell, Rich Ballard, Bob McClure, Ed Mattes, Joe Scranton, Danny Coon and others with four relay teams to be chosen from six contenders per event.
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John Sproule
Iowa City
University
Rick Bordwell
Jerry Stalder
Steve Norton
Mike Steele
Waterloo
Roy McConnell
Rich
Dave Temple
Jim Whistler
Denny Crone
Tom Lowe
Dick Gallagher
Joe Scranton
Bob McClare
Ed Mattes
Dale Randall
Bob Latta
Ronald Green Among State Duck Callers
John A. Smith of Cedar Rapids leads nine other duck language experts in the Iowa state finals at the Iowa Sports Boat and Vacation Show in Des Moines. The winner earns an expense paid trip to Stuttgart Arkansas for the National Championship where the top prize is a $1 000 government bond. Finalists include Ronald L Green of Washington Kenneth Thorton Harold Semler and others from Des Moines Iowa City Decorah Grinnell Burling ton Estherville and more.
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Des Moines
UPI
John A. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Stuttgart
Ark
Ronald L. Green
Washington
Kenneth Thorton
Harold Semler
Iowa City
Ronald Myers
William Ikenberry
Ray Goettelman
Decorah
Lavern Weaver
Grinnell
Mel de Land
Burlington
John Brunskill
Estherville
Iowa
Ford Leads Azalea Open With a 64 Round
Doug Ford shot a 64 in the second round to climb to 138 total and take a share of the lead at the Azalea Open in Wilmington. Gene Littler, George Knudson, and Jerry Barber were also at 137, with Larry Beck tied for second and Harold Kneece and Billy Farrell in a 139 group. Ford electrified the crowd with a 60 foot putt on the 8th and a 60 foot birdie on the 17th after a near-ace approach, setting up a dramatic return for the weekend.
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Wilmington
N. C
Ford
Mixed Bowling Standings From Early League Update
The Untouchables lead with a team score of 1912 and a 701 game as Jokers close at 1910 and 682. Individual top marks include Stanley Schrock 569 in series and 223 in a game, with Curly Murphy posting 204. Other notable scores show B and H, R and L, Fall Outs, Nugetts, and M'n Ts close behind through totals and handicaps.
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Untouchables
Stanley Schrock
Ferne Birney
Curly Murphy
Women's Bowling Results Friday Swit and Life showdowns
Friday bowling results list Swift leading in team series with 1757 and General Life at 1755 while Fareway and Coast to Coast steady. Individual highlights include Eva Mitchell with a 508 series and 188 game, Phyllis Brown matching 188.
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Ross
General Life
Swift
Fareway
Eva Mitchell
The
Crom
Phyllis Brown
Swift Feed
General Life of Iowa
Mace Motor Co
Farewas
Root Beer
Ross Oo
Bowling Team Series Narrow Dutch Victory Over Brown
Dutch leads Brown in team series 2758 to 2673 as Dutch rolls 968 to Brown 959 in the team game. W. White wins individual series with 595 while H Suter and D. Myers post 593. H. Suter tops individual game with 237 followed by J. Hough 224.
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Brown
W. White
H Suter
D. Myers
H. Suter
J. Hough
Shorthorn Sale Slated At Oskaloosa April 13
The 30th Central States Shorthorn and Polled Shorthorn Sale will be held in Oskaloosa Iowa on April 13. Seventeen breeders from Iowa and Missouri will exhibit and sell 45 head 30 bulls and 15 females. A 9:00 a m show will be judged by Irvin Ret zlaff of Schreiber Farms St Joseph Missouri. Trophies and ribbons are awarded by the local chamber of commerce and feed companies. The sale starts at 12:30 p m with Tom Sherlock as auctioneer. The previous evening members will meet for their annual election at Molly's Cafe.
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Central States
Oskaloosa
Iowa
Missouri
Irvin Retzlaff
Schreiber Farms
St. Joseph
Oskaloosa Chamber of Commerce
J. H. Wake Feed Co
Blackford Feed Co
Central States Shorthorn Association
Tom Sherlock
Oxford
Molly’s Cafe
YMCA World Service Carnival Aims to Boost Overseas Aid
YMCA World Service details how aid reaches Ethiopia and many countries through schools rural programs health education and literature translation. In Canada and the United States members raise about 1.5 million dollars annually with youth contributions making up 25 to 30 percent. The piece urges rapid increases toward a goal of 2.6 million and invites participation in a carnival on Saturday April 6 from 6 to 9 pm.
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Canada
United States
Ymca World Service
YMCA
Paris
World Service
Y World Service
International Committee
Keota Local Notes Include Births Visits and Health Moves
Illinois visitors call on Keota residents including Mrs. Ber nice Moser and Mrs. Dorothy Miller. The Klein family welcomes Tammy Kay born March 12 and Mark Anthony is noted as Keota’s first great grandchild. New baby and hospital visits follow with relatives in Harper Des Moines and Washington. Hopewell Sewing Club hosts a luncheon and plant bulb exchange is planned with Mrs. Ilo Aller hosting.
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Keota
Bernice Moser
Dixon, Ill
Dorothy Miller
Milledgeville
Ill
May Marr
Charles McCampbell
Florene May Augustine
T.D. Marr
Arlowyn Loghry
Burlington
Alvin Klein
Lavon Kleins
Iowa City
Young Tracy
Lavon Klein
Tammy Kay
Merle Gardner
Des Moines
Jennie Harris
Margaret Work
United Presbyterian Home
Washington
Mae Sturgeon
Grace Vincent
Streigel
Linda See
Richard See
Delbert Streigel
Harper
Henry Trier
Flora See
Agnes Bomber
Earl Striegel
Sigourney
Mark Anthony
Esther See
Sandra Seiren
Kenny Streigel
Walter Helscher
Camair
Oskaloosa
Helscher
Hopewell Sewing Club
Elmer Vincent
Ceora_ Lyle
Cheryl Dill
Ilo Aller
Alice Mangold
Mrs. Gabriel Heads C. J. United Fund in Columbus Junction
Mrs. J. F. Gabriel elected president of the Columbus Community United Fund at the annual meeting. Raymond Hendrickson named vice president and Mrs. Lester Orr secretary with Mrs. James Ray treasurer. Board members for three years include Raymond Hendrickson Sheldon Hawkins Mrs How ard Kulp Mrs Robert Hedemann and Mrs Rodney Slight. United Fund raised 2800 with all budget asks paid in full. Local boys activities got 223. Louisa County Education Association to hold spring dinner April 1 at 6 30 p.m. Columbus Community high school building. Louisa County Beef Producers invited to beef production testing meeting at the extension office in Wapello March 25 speaker Kenneth Drewry.
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Columbus Junction
J. F. Gabriel
Columbus Community United Fund
Raymond Hendrickson
Lester Orr
James Ray
Sheldon Hawkins
Howard Kulp
Robert Hedemann
Rodney Slight
Russell R. Newell
United Fund
Columbus
Louisa County Education Association
Columbus Community High School
Louisa County Beef Producers
Wapello
Kenneth Drewry
Iowa State University
Honor Mrs Miller At Party In Tiffin
Mrs Don Miller celebrated a birthday with a dinner party at The Lark in Tiffin where friends from Iowa City Adel Newton and other towns attended. Fellow guests included Mrs Loren Spicher Mrs Reese Trusler Louise Kallaus Mrs Joe Chody Mrs Lyle Fry and Mrs Eugene Way. Additional gatherings and visits with extended Miller family followed through the week ending with Eddie Miller traveling from Denver to Katona and returning by train.
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Kalona
Don Miller
Lark
Tiffin
Loren Spicher
Iowa City
Reese Trusler
Louise Kallaus
Joe Chody
Lyle Fry
Eugene Way
R. H. Peterseim
Vernon Hartzler
Susan
Julie
Ezra Miller
Eddie J. Miller
Levi W. Miller
Levi Miller
Harry Malichky Sr
Dessie Figgins
Curtis Figgins
Jean
Mr. Malichky
Adel
E. J. Hesselschwerdt
Dennis M. Miller
Denny
Ed Knepp
Goshen
Indiana
Knepps
Anthony Miser
Millers
Eddie
Denver
Colorado
Katona
Miller
Used Cabinet Sink Inventory From Local Dealer
Local firm advertises two used cabinet sinks and assorted plumbing fixtures including a 20 gallon Bryant gas water heater and several used gas space heaters. They hint at a coming built in bath tub and promote Carrier cooling solutions as warmer weather approaches.
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Bryant
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Dean Martin
Lana Turner
Bert Mattha Frign
Hye
Technicolor
May Chance
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Schofield
Schofield
Mazeroski
Johnny Logan
Pvening Journal
Ronald Green
Rev. T. £. Gannon
West Central District Council
Assemblies of God
Assembly OF God
Washington, Iowa
Charles Tipton
Doug Ford
Washington Concrete Co
12Th St
Rock Island
Towners League
Don and
Great Lake
Bob Laveine
Roosevelt Ave
Illinois
Mrs. Boyd Sanders
Kenny Striegel
Washington Hospital
Mrs. Gabriel
C.J. United Fund
Mrs. Miller
Mrs. Elgene Way
C. G. Sykes
Newton
Stanley Norenberg and
ALC
Immanuel Lutheran
East Washington
13Th St
Simon
Dennis A. Stutrud
Keith Norton
Keith
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