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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1964

Page

8

Mantle Leads Yankees Past Reds With Two Homers

Mickey Mantle's two right handed homers powered the New York Yankees to a 6-4 win over Cincinnati in Tampa Florida. The exhibition win highlighted Mantle's progress after knee surgery as he addresses fielding and left handed swing concerns while Koufax pitched for the Dodgers in an 9 inning no decision. Other games featured Willie Horton homering twice for Detroit, Carlton Willey extending scoreless innings for the Mets, and Julio Goray driving Pittsburgh to a 13-4 win over Philadelphia.

Sandy Padwe Upi Mickey Mantle New York Yankees Yankees Cincinnati Mantle Tampa Fla Joe Nuxhall al Worth Ington Bill Stafford Steve Hamilton Hal Reniff Jack Cullen New York Leo Cardenas Florida Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Koufax Minnesota Twins Jimmie Hall Willie Horton Detroit Tigers Tigers Chicago White Sox Horton Carlton Willey Washington Willey Mets Tim Harknes Bill White St. Louis Milwaukee Braves Julio Goray Boston Red Sox Los Angeles Angels Dick Radatz

Records Fall As California Yale Shine At NCAA Swim Meet

The 1964 NCAA swimming championships set 15 new meet marks and 15 records across 15 events. Roy Saari and Bill Craig of Southern California and Yale’s Steve Clark led record efforts as SC, Indiana, and Yale topped the team standings. Final day winners included Craig in the 100 yard breaststroke and Clark in the 100 yard freestyle.

New Haven. Conn UPI National Collegiate Athletic Association U.S Tokyo Roy Saari Bill Craig Southern California Steve Clark Yale Indiana Saari Sophmore Craig Clark Saab Bob Bennett Wally Richardson Minnesota Randy Larson Ohio State

Women’s Bowling Lane Leaders Stream Points and Scores

Lane Leaders Roe Heating and Minick Furniture led a women’s bowling league with top marks: Roe Heating 25, Minick Furniture 23, Ainsworth Bank 21, Duncans 17. Saturday results show Teds 3 games 2335 series, Minick 2161, Ainsworth 2375, Carson 2303, Duncan 2295, McCleery 2319, Wilson 2332. Highs include team series 2375 by Ainsworth, team game 840 by Ainsworth, 817 by Wilson, individual series 525 by P. McGill, 519 by M. Lowe, individual game 204 by McGill, 206 by Potter. High averages list McGill 164, Patterson 159, A Curl 158.

Roe McCleery - Cumming Minick Furniture Teds Ainsworth Bank Duncans Carsons Minick Ainsworth Carson Duncan McCleery Wilson Ainswooth P. McGill M. Lowe McGill Potter

Monmouth College Students Return for Spring Break Week

Ten years ago today Washington students at Monmouth College back from spring vacation include Betty Logan Donna Peters and Lloyd Haney Dean Lantz of Nampa Idaho visits for a few days while attending at Monmouth.

Washington Monmouth College Betty Logan Donna Peters Lloyd Haney Miss Logan Dean Lantz Nampa Idaho Monmouth

White Sox optimistic on 1964 pennant chances

Al Lopez predicts Chicago will win the 1964 American League pennant as spring drills in Sarasota begin. He believes the team has strong pitching but notes possible weaknesses in hitting catching and second base despite internal optimism from his staff.

Sarasota, Fla UPI al Lopez Chicago White Sox Yankees Cleveland Indians White Sox Lopez John Buzhardt Juan Pizarro Frank Baumann Joe Horlen Dave Debusschere Gary Peters Pizarro Peters Dave Nicholson Nicholson Baltimore Jim Landis Mike Hershberger Floyd Robinson Camilo Carreon J.C. Martin Martin

Eight local teams compete in national WIBC women bowl tournament

Eight Washington area teams travel to Minneapolis to compete in the 1964 WIBC Championship Tournament from April 9 through May 24. The event features 5071 teams and a $248,924 prize fund with entrants from 48 states plus Bermuda, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Local captains and starting dates are listed, with top teams including Minick Furniture, Seiferts, Ted's Welding, and Credit Bureau of Washington.

Washington Minneapolis WIBC Detroit Minick Furniture Rosemary Nemmers Seiferts Eleanor Wolfe Ted’s Welding Dorothy Marston McCleery Cummings Lela Hysell Credit Bureau of Washington Jeanne Chapman Ball Babies Pauline Crull Roe’s Heating Company Dorothy Patterson Ainsworth State Bank Maxine Moore States Bermuda Canada Puerto Rico Portland Ore

Miller named Iowa Hawkeyes head basketball coach

Ralph Miller, previously coach at Wichita, was named head basketball coach at the University of Iowa by Athletic Director Forest Evashevski. He succeeds Sharm Scheuerman, who resigned February 28 after six years. Miller was the sole candidate invited for interviews and offered the position.

Iowa City Iowa UPI Ralph Miller Wichita University of Iowa Forest Evashevski Miller Sharm Scheuerman Scheuerman Evashevski

Hartsock Anniversary Acknowledged in Columbus Junction

In Columbus Junction on March 25 the fifty seventh wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry Hartsock was celebrated with a family party at their home on March 19 Hazel Jarvis and Mr Hartsock wed in Muscatine The couple have five children Ivan Hartsock Paul Hart sock in Columbus Junction Grace Grosscup Des Moines Ruth Stoneburner Monticello Alta Olsen Monticello Wisconsin Other items note Ray Greene a patient at University Hospitals Iowa City Mrs Lester Ohlsen relocated to University Hospitals Muscatine General Hospital patients Mabel Baker and hospital transfers John P Jones and wife plan move March 30 to their new home in Ainsworth

Columbus’ Junction Harry Hartsock Columbus City Hazel Jarvis Mr. Hartsock Muscatine Ivan Hartsock Haskins Paul Hartsock Columbus Junction Grace Grosscup Ruth Stoneburner Des Moines Alta Olsen Monticello Wis Ray Greene University Hospitals Iowa City Lester Ohlsen Muscatine General Hospital Mabel Baker John P. Jones Ainsworth

Food and fiber from 2.5 acres sustain average American

The UPI report cites the US Forest Service stating that maintaining a usual standard of living requires the annual food and fiber produced by 2.5 acres of productive farm and forest land. This figure reflects land use for the average American's consumption.

High Life San Francisco UPI US. Forest Service

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