Koufax and Drysdale Sign Dodgers Top Pay Deals
Star pitchers Sandy Koufax and Don Drysdale ended a 32 day holdout by signing one year contracts with the Los Angeles Dodgers worth a combined 230000 dollars. Each received about 115000 dollars with Koufax slightly ahead of Drysdale. The agreement ends a high stakes salary battle that could set a baseball precedent.
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Buzzie) Bavasi
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Warren Spahn
Phoenix
J. William Hayes
Paramount
Bavasi
Divorce Motive Quipped As Dress Flung From Window
A humorous court exchange questions if a divorce seeks arise from a husband tossing a dress out a window while the wife remained in it. The remark underscores a lighter tone in a domestic dispute.
Award letters to Waco High athletes
OLDS Varsity letters awarded to athletes at Waco High School for basketball and wrestling. Captain honorees include Terry Farmer Art Lauer Karen King Nancy Rhea and Karen Davis Lori Carlson Emma Paisley Mary Lou Anderson Ann Bergstrom Patty Sheetz Mary Crawford Sally Sheetz Linda Thoma Linda Spangler Becky Boal and Jim Meeks Rod Reschly Darr ell Schultz Terry Conrad Tim Davison John Kauffman Jim Bauer Ken Paisley Stan Unkrich Mike Lindeen and Stan Rodgers.
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Waco High School
Terry Farmer
Art Lauer
Ron Spangler
Ken Brimhall
Rich Seberg
Ed Olson
Ralph Osborne
Jerry Graber
John Rich
Ken Madden
Ron Coon
Bruce Davis
Gerald Beckler
Rod Boshart
Karen King
Nancy Rhea
Karen Davis
Lori Carlson
Emma Paisley
Mary Lou Anderson
Ann Bergstrom
Patty Sheetz
Mary Crawford
Sally Sheetz
Linda Thoma
Linda Spangler
Becky Boal
Jim Meeks
Rod Reschly
Darrell Schultz
Terry Conrad
Tim Davison
John Kauffman
Jim Bauer
Ken Paisley
Stan Unkrich
Mike Lindeen
Dave Clark
Stan Rodgers
YMCA Boys Earn 500 Point Awards In Fitness Meet
In the 5th Annual YMCA Physical Fitness NAAP at the Washington High School on March 26, John Miller led with 510 points, followed by Mark Myers 507 and Dave Myers 500. Thirty-eight boys earned ribbons for top event performances across classes, with awards dominated by specific event leaders and the 500 point trophies presented by Sportshop.
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Mark Myers
John Miller
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Washington
Bob Gillesby
The
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McAvoy
Bob Gallagher
Tom Doughty
Denny Nardy
Bill Schooley
Mark Owens
Dave Schooley
Randy Payne
Steve Custer
Kirk Johnson
Mike Doughty
Joe Moore
Joe Gebhardt
Larry Mabb
Ward Anderson
Tom Berdo
Steven Custer
Jim Herdlicka
Tom Morrison
Roger Harris
Jim McCarthy
Sportshop
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Hi Rollers League Leads In Busy Bowling Night
Men s bowling Hi Rollers League standings show Shell Oilers 29 Watson Cleaners 27 State Theater 25 12 Stewart Pontiac Buick 24 Lutheran Laymen 19 Washington Oil 19 and a 1812 Steele Lumber 14. High team series is Watson 2765 with 177, Washington Oil 2609 with 147 and team game leaders Washington Oil 955 plus 49, Steele Lumber 951 plus 53, Watson Cleaners 929 plus 59. Top individuals include Cat Little 656, Darwin Vacha 607 in series and Stan Smith 236, Darwin Vacha 232 in games.
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Shell Oilers
Watson Cleaners
Stewart Pontiac-Buick
Washington Oil
Puortous Ic
Steele Lumber
Watson
Cat Little
Darwin Vacha
Stan Smith
Welfare award recipients honored for long service
Ten years ago today Mrs. Payne Marshall received a state welfare service award at a Des Moines meeting of county welfare directors for ten years of service. Five year awards were also presented to Mrs. Floyd Polis, a stenographer, and Mrs. Marshall Pointer, a child welfare worker in the local office.
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Payne Marshall
Des Moines
State Department of Social Welfare
Floyd Polis
Marshall Pointer
Junior bowling results and standings from Saturday
Results show A and W second in team events with 2 1/2 weeks. Standout performances include Sue Lowe leading with a 523 series and 201 game while Linda Brotherton posted 462. Team series list Welding 1599 and A W 1592 with individual scores across players.
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Teds
Sue Lowe
Linda Brotherton
Vicki Miles
Waco Prepares For Annual Relays At Wayland
Wayland hosts twenty one teams and about 300 athletes for the Waco Relays on April 22 with preliminaries at 4 p.m. and finals at 6 30 p.m. Waco track opens season at Iowa City indoor meet April 2 followed by a April 5 quadrangular at Notre Dame. Skip Speece coaches a sizable squad with listed runners including Ken Brimhall Dan Eigsti Jim Lauer Alan Kiene Mark Reschly Ralph Osborne and others. The schedule spans April 2 state indoor April 5 Notre Dame, April 15 Washington Relays, April 18 Pekin Relays, April 22 Waco Relays, May 2 dual with Van Buren at Waco, May 10 Blackhawk Conference at Pekin, and May 11 dual with Notre Dame at Waco.
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Waco
Iowa City
Notre Dame
Speece
Ken Brimhall
Dan Eigsti
Jim Lauer
Alan Kiene
Mark Reschly
Ralph Osborne
Ken Madden
Tim Davison
Mike Lindeen
Tom Lindeen
Stan Unkrich
Ken Roth
Bob Meyer
Ron Davison
Rod Reschly
Randy Linn
Bob Wells
Dennis Cobberly
Women's Bowling Results From Wednesday Meet
Results show individual and team scores with names and totals. Ainsworth led team game 878 and series 2552 while McCleery posted 872 in the team game and 2538 in team series. Notable individuals include Lela Miller 540 in series and Maxine Zieglowsky 214 in a single game.
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Tindal
Carson
Roe
Jack & Jill
Ainsworth
Minick
Lela Miller
Maxine Moore
Maxine Zieglowsky
Betty Porter
Cinderella 4-H Club Holds Health and Diet Talks
The Cinderella 4-H Club met at Nancy Mangold's home with Bar bara Radda presiding. Members heard talks on healthy eating and weight control, a demonstration on ingredients, and a good eating game. The Better Grooming Contest crowned winners in three age groups with refreshments served.
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Nancy Mangold
Barbara Radda
Julia Radda
Vicky Bauer
Judy Bauer
Denise Ralston
Keith Statler
Robert Bates
Jane Bauer
Connie Crone
Vicki Bauer
Cindy Statler
Chris Duvall
Barb Radda
Schedule announced for Washington County 4-H cage meet
The Washington County 4-H basketball tournament for younger members is set for Friday and Saturday, April 1 and 2. Games start at 7 p.m. Friday at Riverside and West Chester gyms, with Saturday games at West Chester at 2 and 3 p.m., followed by a consolation at 7 and the finals at 8 p.m.
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Mike Trier
Keota
County 4-H Council
Riverside
West Chester
West
Lyle Palmer
Jim Lutz
Washington Hustlers
Raymond Bonar
Francis McConnell
Trier
Denny Marek
Galen Howsare
Crawfordsville
George Kiefer
Scott McCracken
Ainsworth
Southern Illinois Favored In NCAA Gymnastics Meet
Penn State coach Gene Wettstone names Southern Illinois the favorite as 12 teams qualify for the 1966 NCAA gymnastics championships at Penn State Recreation Hall. He doubts a team title but hopes for the individual all around crown with Lions star Steve Cohen. Other qualifiers include Temple Springfield Colorado Arizona Southern California and Washington.
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Southern Illinois
Gene Wettstone
Penn State
Lions
Michigan
Michigan State
California
Iowa State
Southern Iinois
Wettstone
Bill Meade
Temple
Springfield
Colorado
Arizona
Southern California
Washington
Palmer Favored In Greensboro Golf Open
Arnold Palmer leads as the favorite in the Greater Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club ahead of Sam Snead. Palmer shot an eight under 63 in the pro am, topping a field of 144 players for a $100,000 event opening. Snead brings past success and course savvy, but the 72 hole event features 144 golfers vying for $20,000 to the winner.
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N.C
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Greater Greensboro
Snead
GGC
Auerbach credits tradition as Celtics win rebounding series
Red Auerbach credits tradition for the Celtics 120-103 victory over the Cincinnati Royals to force a deciding game in the Eastern Division semi finals. The Boston coach, retiring after this season, hailed a never quit Celtics team as Sam Jones scored 32 and Tom Sanders added 28, while Oscar Robertson led Cincinnati with 34.
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Jack McMahon
McMahon
Oscar Robertson
Sam Jones
Tom Sanders
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