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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1964

Page

8

Washington YMCA Baseball Schedule Opens June 1

Washington high school age baseball, sponsored by the YMCA, begins its summer schedule June 1 at Fairfield with Coach Wally Horn directing. Games mostly at 5:30 p.m., list includes dates at Fairfield Davis County Ottumwa Legion Oskaloosa Mid Prairie Waco Van Buren Highland Mt Pleasant tournament and others through July 31.

Washington YMCA Fairfield Wally Horn Davis County Ottumwa Legion Oskaloosa Mid-Prairie Waco van Buren Ottumwa Highland School

Mid-Prairie nine schedules full season

Wellman Mid-Prairie high school basketball opens May 29 at 5 30 p m in Wellman against West Liberty Coach Jim Wheeler outlines a schedule with home games in Wellman and several away dates including Solon Wilton Junction West Branch Mt Vernon Washington Durant and U High through July 17 with sectional journey July 8 and 16 17 culminating events detailed in the list

Wellman Mid - Prairie Hawks West Liberty Jim Wheeler Here Durant Solon Wilton Junction West Branch U High Washington Mt. Vernon

Wartburg athletes to enter regional NCAA meet

Wartburg College track coach Dave Olson plans five thinclads for the NCAA regional in Cedar Falls. Entries include seniors Wachholz of Wausau and Leeper of Washington in the javelin, Niemann of Sumner in the high jump, Columbus of Albert Lea in the mile and two mile, and Shudlick of Rice Lake in the high hurdles. Leeper and Wachholz were Iowa Conference event winners. Niemann and Shudlick won their events and set school records.

Waverly Wartburg College Dave Olson Cedar Falls Bob Wachholtz Wausau Wis Gary Leeper Washington Bob Niemann Sumner Lothar Columbus Albert Lea Minn Harold Shudlick Rice Lake Lee

Iowa doctors strike against medical quackery in hawk eye state

Iowa health officials and the Iowa Interprofessional Association launched a campaign to eradicate quackery, warning that old time medicine men remain active. A May 27 anti quackery conference aims to raise public awareness and boost cooperation among health groups and enforcement agencies. The department urged readers to avoid scams promising cures and stressed a balanced diet as the path to health.

Des Moines UPI Iowa Hawkeye Iowa Department of Health Iowa Interprofessional Association Health Department

Health Department Warns Against Medical Quackery

The Health Department warns that trusting quacks can waste money, lead to unsafe diets, and delay seeking proper medical treatment. Public advisory urges choosing competent doctors and evidence based care to avoid harm and serious health risks.

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