Atlantic slips past Corning 5 4 in Hawkeye Seven clash
Atlantic rallies with two outs in the seventh to topple Corning 5 4 in Hawkeye Seven play. Dan Duskin and Dan Gipple sparked the win while Pat Mul Mn and Tony Gauthier added key hits as Atlantic erases a 4 1 deficit. Creston defeats Shenandoah 13 1 and Red Oak blasts Clarinda 17 2 in monleague action.
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Corning
Hawkeye
Dan Gipple
Trojan
Greg Dahl
Red Raiders
Pat Mul Mn
Tony Gauthier
Dan Duskin
Dave Duskin
Jerry Lehman
Howard Uecker
Denny Turnure
Mercer
Trojans
Crest
Glenwood
Creston
Shenandoah
Randy Long
Hook
Ray Antisdel
Red Oak
Clarinda
Wood
Dalton
HE Corning
Mele Apologizes for Threat and Tigers Slump Deepens
Mele of the Twins apologized for a beanball threat against Orioles pitcher Steve Barber after a 11-5 Minnesota win in Baltimore. Dressen faces a credibility squeeze as Detroit drops to eighth, three games behind. Other games saw Boston beat Kansas City 14-7, the Dodgers edge the Yankees 3-2, and Washington top Cleveland 5-3.
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Chuck Dressen
Mele
Menate
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Orioles
Twins
Tony Oliva
Barber
Dressen
Detroit Tigers
Chicago White Sox
John Fetzer
Fetzer
White Sox
Dick Stuart
Boston
Kansas City
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
Os Angeles
Los Angeles
Texan Hansen sets new high vault mark at 17 feet 1 inch
Fred Hansen, 17, of Cuero Texas, vaulted 17 feet 1 inch on his ninth attempt at the US Track and Field Federation district championships. He used a fiberglass pole to surpass John Pennel’s pending world record by a quarter inch, a mark Pennel had helped inspire.
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Fred Hansen
Texas
Cuero
Tex
John Pennel
Hansen
Pennel
Memphis, Tenn
Eight runners break four minute mile at Compton meet
Cyrol Burleson wins the mile in 3:57.4 at the Compton Invitational as eight runners go under four minutes. Tom O'Hara finishes 3:57.6, and Bob Schul sets an American 5000-meter record in 13:38.0 while defeating Bill Baillie. The top six in the mile finish within 3:57.6 to 3:59.0.
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Cyrol Burleson
Bob Schul
Schul
Miami University of Ohio
New Zealand
Bill Baillie
Baillie
Burleson
Tom O'Hara
Chicago
Loyola University
Oregon
O'Hara
Senators Farm System Includes Four Minor League Clubs
The Washington Senators run four farm teams Toronto York Rocky Mount and Geneva as part of their minor league system. Hodges noted manager Gil Hodges batted .267 over 39 World Series games between 1947 and 1959 despite going hitless 21 times in the 1952 Series.
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York
Rocky Mount
A. C
Geneva
N. Y
Merchants rally to beat Atlantic 7-5 in softball tilt
Irwin led Atlantic with four hits but the Merchants triumphed 7-5 at Sunnyside. Jack Richards hit a grand slam in the fifth as Merchants struck four in the inning to tie and then took the lead in the sixth. Curt Jensen homered for Atlantic, Come and Harris shared pitching duties, and Ed Benson took the loss despite Irwin’s strong day.
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Sunnyside Diamond
Merchants
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Mel Allen
Curt Jensen
Atlantic
Frank Comes
Gary Harris
Comes
Harris
Merlyn Anderson
Nada
Dion Henstes
Raynor Hemmingsen
Earl Turnure, Jr
Ed Benson
Vern Campbell
Dedbally
Elk Horn
Rhe Irvin
Mets pitcher Cisco blanks Dodgers for first complete game since 1962
Galen Cisco of the Mets shuts out the Los Angeles Dodgers on four hits for his first complete game victory since September 2b le. Dick Stuart of the Red Sox belts his third grand slam of the year in a nine run second inning as Boston wallops Kansas City 147. The Indians used six shortstops in a season.
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Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dick Stuart
Red Sos
Theeason
Boston
Kansas City
Reichardt Named Big Ten's Top Batter for Second Year
University of Wisconsin junior Rick Reichardt was officially named the Big Ten's top batter for the second consecutive season. He posted a .172 batting average and led the conference in key offensive categories this year.
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Rick Reichardt
Wisconsin
Baseball Standings and Weekend Schedule Summary
National League standings show Philadelphia and San Francisco leading in tight races with Pittsburgh and St Louis close behind. Weekend results feature San Francisco beating Philadelphia in 11 innings, and Chicago defeating Milwaukee as New York and Los Angeles split. Upcoming games include San Francisco at Philadelphia and Houston at Pittsburgh among others.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Cubs Rookie Slaughters Braves 5 2 in Second Straight Win
Cubs rookie Sterling Slaughter shut down the Braves over six hits in a 5-2 victory marking his second win in a week and first major league complete game. He debuted last Saturday with seven scoreless innings, improving Chicago’s era to 1.73. Other NL results: Giants edged Phillies 3 4, Mets beat Dodgers 8 0, Pirates over Astros 4 3, Reds over Cardinals 5 4.
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First National Bank
Slaughter
Chicago Cubs
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Cubs
Arizona State University
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New York Mets
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Philadelphia
Mets
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Southern California Defends NCAA World Series Title
Southern California, holder of four championships, defends its NCAA World Series crown in the 1964 double elimination event from June 8 to June 12. Minnesota, the Big Ten champion, looms as a top challenger with two prior appearances, while Seton Hall faces Maine in the opening games followed by Texas A&M versus Minnesota, Southern California versus Mississippi, and Missouri against Arizona State.
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Trojans
Minnesota
Big Ten
Seton Hall
Maine
Texas A&m
Mississippi
Missouri
Arizona State
Narvaez Wins to Extend Lightweight Streak at MSG
Frankie Narvaez extends his unbeaten run to 14 with a majority decision over Johnny Bizzarro at Madison Square Garden. The seventh ranking lightweight contender shows he is not yet ready to face Carlos Ortiz, and a rematch at the Garden is eyed for July 17 or 24.
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New York
Frankie Narvaez
New Yorker
Carlos Ortiz
Narvaez
Rule Trails Lema by Five at Thunderbird Golf
Waterloo pro Jack Rule of Iowa stood five strokes behind leader Tony Lema entering the third round. Rule finished Friday's second round with 49 140 for a tie with several for 17th at the Thunderbird tournament.
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N.Y
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Iowa
Tony Lema
Rule
Public Notice Hearing and Bid Opening for Atlantic Street Work
The City of Atlantic Iowa announces a hearing and bid opening for street improvements. Sealed bids due by 7 PM June 29 1964 at City Hall. The project covers divisions on Sunnyside Lane West Sixth Street Ninth Street and other streets with concrete paving and curb work. For details see plans on file with the City Clerk.
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Lowe
City of
Iowa
Council Chambers
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Tenth Street
U.S. No. 6
W. Sixth Street
West Sixth Street
Ninth Street
Walnut Street
Elm Street
Fourteenth Street
Birch Street
Locust Street
Eighth Street
Cherry Street
Plum Street
Seventh Street
Wallace Holland Kastler & Schmitz
Mason City
Martin W. Poch
Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County Iowa
In Cass County Iowa district court estate of Mae B Pagel deceased No 8268 hearing set for June 13 1964 at 9:00 am at the County Courthouse Atlantic Iowa to admit instrument alleged to be the Last Will and Testament of Mae B Pagel to probate Court Clerk Cathryn McMullen informs interested parties to appear and show cause if any against probate
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State of
Iowa
Cass County
Mae B. Pagel
Atlantic
Cathryn McMullen
Lema Takes Lead in Thunderbird Golf Tourney
Champagne Tony Lema surged to the top at the Thunderbird Golf Tournament in Bye New York with an eagle finish on the 18th hole. He totaled 135 after a 67 second round, two strokes ahead of first round leader Jerry Magee who fell to 139.
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N.Y
Tony Lema
Lema
Jerry Magee
Rain Dance in Prosser Draws Big Turnout in Rain
In Prosser Washington about 1000 residents gathered Friday night with noise makers to coax rain from the sky. A light drizzle grew into a downpour as the drought plagued town, which has recorded only one inch of rain since January 1 versus the normal three and a half inches.
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Prosser
Wash
Washington
Service Commendation Medal Awarded to Ganfield
Chief Warrant Officer Randall W. Ganfield received the Army Commendation Medal for outstanding duty. Gen Seth L. Weld presented the award in Korea where Ganfield serves as electronic maintenance supervisor for a Nike missile system since March. His wife Mariam Mae and daughter Cyndonna Le reside in El Paso Texas.
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Wilmer R. Farley
Seth L. Weld
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Ganfield
Army
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Cyndonna le
el Paso
Tex
Casey sisters advance in nursing and clerical work
Patricia Casey completes nine months of study at Creighton University Omaha and will continue nursing training at Mercy Hospital Council Bluffs. Rose Casey begins work as a file clerk in the Iowa State capital. Their parents are Mr and Mrs Casey. Mrs Dorothy Finnell and Mrs Edna Peterman plan a Friday trip to Strausburg Colorado to visit the Clyde Finnell family.
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Patricia Casey
Creighton University
Omaha
Mercy Hospital
Council Bluffs
Rose Casey
Iowa
John Casey
Dorothy Finnell
Edna Peterman
Strausburg
Colo
Clyde Finnell
Roosevelt Brown Jr. scales 255 pounds for Giants
Roosevelt Brown Jr. anchors the New York Giants offensive line at 255 pounds signaling preparation for the upcoming season. The veteran lineman's weight emphasizes his role as a bulwark against defensive schemes. Giants staff note his durability and experience bolster the unit.
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Roosevelt Brown Jr
New York Giants
Scales
Edwin McClusky Dies at 62 in Griswold Iowa
Edwin G McClusky, 62, died June 4 at Chariton after a long life in Griswold area. He served in the air force in World War II, lived in Alaska civil service years, and retired to a Chariton farm in 1957. Survived by two wives, two daughters, six grandchildren, and a great grandchild. Services Sunday 2:30 p.m. Elliott Church of Christ with burial in Wave Land township cemetery. Legion Post 508 Griswold to handle graveside rites.
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Elwin George McClusky
Chariton
Sterling B. McClusky
Pearl Norton
Gerald Jarboe
Elliott
Robert Dean
McClusky
Margery McCall
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Alaska
Chariton i
Harry McClusky
Atlantic
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Gordon
Helene
Marie
Hazel
Elliott Church of Christ
Robert Jones
Waveland Township
Ellis Reed
John McCarl
Harlan Dean
George Wilson
Henry Thomas
Legion Post 508
Motorists Obey Stop Signs They Do Not Mean Slow Down
Readers respond to traffic guidance emphasizing full stops at intersections. Observation notes drivers mostly halt at signals and stop signs, with occasional caution noted near busy crossings.
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