Miller shines as Orioles take lead with tight wins
Stingy reliever Stu Miller saves two more games against Boston lifting Baltimore to 21 and 65 margins and a 900 record in one run squeakers. Wes Stock improves with a lossless run since 1962, while Harmon Killebrew homers for Minnesota in a 7 6 win over Detroit and Bobby Knupp drives the Angels past Cleveland. Yankees and White Sox games rained out, widening the Orioles’ gap.
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Audubon Leads 6-1 Before Rain Halts Play
Audubon held a 61 advantage over the Atlantic Merchants before heavy rain stopped the game in the bottom of the fourth. Rich Jorgensen pitched a one hitter as Audubon collected five hits off Frank Comes. Dick Hensley had Atlantic's only hit, a first inning double that scored Earl Turnure Jr. Audubon later added a four run third inning.
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Atlantic Golfers Dominate Ladies Day at Club
Mrs Frank Miller posted the lowest net score in the ladies day program at Atlantic Golf and Country Club on Thursday. Mrs Max Bullock and Mrs Chiff Erickson tied for first in closest to the pin on No 6 as several Atlantic women prepare for the Red Oak invitational tournament Thursday.
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Olson Loses in Television Bout to Persol
In New York Bobo Olson lost to Johnny Persol by majority decision. Olson blamed sluggish performance and cried in his dressing room saying he trained hard and wanted a win. A rematch could come Aug 28 at Kezar Pavilion in San Francisco with television time secured.
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Iowa junior girls golf title goes to Miss Julian
Cedar Rapids teenager Lee Julian wins the Iowa junior girls off tournament posting a 326 for 72 holes, five strokes ahead of Linda Schelldorf of Fort Dodge. Final round 84 helps Julian clinch championship. Jacque Flad Dos of Dubuque takes third with 37. Linda McConnelee and Diane Fuhlendorf among top finishers in different flights.
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Jacobs Paces U. S. Open With 64
Tommy Jacobs shot a 64 to take a one stroke lead over Arnold Palmer at the US Open halfway point at Congressional Country Club. Palmer followed with 69 and 68 for a 137 total while Jacobs stood at 136, as the 30th anniversary of the first Open stirred talk of Hagen and sleep.
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Stars Rally In NL Tilt As Mets Fall 21 0
Johnus Callison homered tripled and singled in the opener while two singles and a late leap by another star boosted Philadelphia to a 21 run win over the New York Mets. Stu Mother recorded his etc. Norman Johnson of Iowa State led NCAA 0 meter hurdles qualifiers with a 14.0 second heat win granting him a spot in the finals.
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Javier's Two-Run Homer Spurs Phillies Victory
Julian Javier delivered a two run homer in the seventh as the Phillies beat the Giants 3-1 in St. Louis. The win gave Philadelphia a 22 game lead and followed a night of Javier driving in five runs in a 7-6 win over the Cardinals.
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Major Standings and Schedule From Friday Results
Standings show Ee and other teams with scores across leagues. Friday results list Philadelphia 27 New York 12 St Louis 3 and Houston 9 Milwaukee 7 Cincinnati 11 Los Angeles 1. Schedule includes multiple intercity games and rain affected matchups.
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Iowa golfers pace leaders in Lads Carling Batenn title
Golfers Sloton Maes Cot tt Waterloo and jludy Kaniball ob Sioux Crt led early but fell behind as Mass Kimbedh and Mickey Wright also posted strong rounds. Wright shot a 70 while leaderings remained tight at the Batenn championship. San Jose State plans several night football games next season.
Cass County Board Proceedings May 20 1964
Cass County Iowa Board of Supervisors meet with all members present. They approve a resolution to appoint Ames residents to assist and defend in Hinrichs v. Cass County. They issue weed destruction orders with schedules, appoint election judges and clerks for June 1 primary, and enter road work contracts and tax assessments. The meeting adjourns to June 1 1964 or on call.
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Hilda Coker
Bessie Barringer
Harry Richardson
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Ivan Shearman
Jane Westbrook
Eva A. Allen
Marjorie Morgan
Dorothy Malone
Irwin Pellett
Mariam Smith
Robert McIntire
Howard Johnson
Lillian Carl
Howard Rudolph
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Raper Family Returns Home After Visit
Mr and Mrs Ted Raper left Saturday for Santa Monica after spending three weeks here with relatives Mrs Nick Ludwig and Patsy visit Hay Springs Nebraska following the death of Mrs Ludwig's uncle Joe Strittmatler They are staying with her sister Mrs Howard Spears in Mowiey Township Ward Atlanta Try News Telegraph Want Ads
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Institution Has Good School Program
Des Moines reports on the Iowa State Training School for Boys at Eldora where a 17 year old inmate chose to finish high school rather than leave. The program blends academics and individualized treatment, including high school courses, remedial work, vocational training, and accreditation efforts, with diplomas awarded via transfer to home schools.
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Local families make moves and trips across states
Extra EXIRA residents Lolabelle Benton and children return from Minnesota while Eula Spoo, R. M. Andersen, Dan and Richard Green fish in Canada. Leonard Hansen and Larry plan Cedar Rapids move. Harold Lauridsen and Todd relocate to Harlan for barber work. Gerald Joyce family visits Montivedo Minnesota. Kiren Andersen and Dorothy Hansen attend Cedar Falls girls state camp. Prudence Jayne leaves Carroll nursing home, stays with Clyde Wahlert. Tommy Petersons visit Wichita and Solomon Kansas.
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Residents Visit Kin and Friends Across Several States
Multiple families from Madison Wisconsin Englewood California Torrance Phoenix Cedar Rapids Ventura Missouri Marshall and Marshall attend gatherings with relatives and travel for education and family events. Motorists obey stop signs though some drivers misinterpret them as slow down in a brief public notice.
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