Merchants Sweep Softball Weekend With Three One Run Wins
Atlantic clubs a thrilling weekend led by Gary Kluever in a 9 8 win over Dedham after a dramatic eighth inning. Turnure, Tessman and Hensley fueled a five run sixth and Atlantic clinched a 10 8 victory against Dedham while edging Russell Sporting Goods 10 9 and Extra 2 1 to cap the sequence.
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Atlantic Merchants
Merchants
Russell Sporting Goods
Omaha
Dedham
Gary Kluever
Kluever
Earl Turnure, Jr
Bob Sporrer
Mel Tessman
Atlantic
Turnure
Dick Hensley
Arnie Wilkus
Jack Richards
Tessman
Raynor Hemmingsen
Hensley
Gary Harris
Harris
Ron Pomroy
Paul Irlbeck
Wilkus
District Softball Tourney Opens at Dedham
The district softball tournament opens tomorrow night at Dedham with 13 teams in a double elimination format. Avoca faces Lake City at 8 p.m and Extra meets Templeton at 9 30 p.m with Wednesday games Lanesboro versus Irwin and Halbur versus Roselle Audubon plays Lewis at 8 p.m Thursday Gray meets the Avoca Lake City winner for the other Thursday contest No games will be played on the Fourth of July The winner advances to the sub state tournament.
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Avoca
Lake City
Extra
Templeton
Lanesboro
Irwin
Halbur
Roselle
Audubon
Lewis
Gray
Giants Take NL Lead With 1–0 Win Over Dodgers
Billy O'Dell limits Dodgers with neck pain as Ron Herbel holds them eight innings. A bases loaded error nearly cost the Giants, but O'Dell closed with a key out to preserve a 1–0 San Francisco victory, moving them atop the NL standings while the Dodgers drop to ninth.
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Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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San Francisco
Giants
Dodgers
Ron Herbel
Don Drysdale
Orlando Cepeda
Herbel
Ron Fairly
Frank Howard
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Giant
Alvin Dark
John Roseboro
Billy
Candlestick Park
Jim Gilliam
Lee Walls
Maury Wills
Van Antwerp Wins Red Oak Golf Tourney
Jim Van Antwerp an Atlantic dentist won the Red Oak golf tournament after a strong finish by Dean Wilson Jr of Omaha, shooting 34 34 and 40 for 108. Wilson was runner up with 38 38 33 for 109, while Jak Kenzier of Omaha and Dick Cardwell of Bellevue tied for third with 111.
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Dean Wilson, Jr
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Red Oak
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Dick Cardwell
Bellevue
Jim Tschede
Sam Alexander
Terry Archer
Dick Seybert
Davenport Man Wins Pistol Title
William Stroat of Davenport won the Iowa pistol state championship with an aggregate 2.574 points. Qualifiers for the five man Iowa team for nationals at Camp Perry, Ohio included Paul Kosek Cedar Rapids Bill Zinzer Des Moines Cliff De Maris Waterloo Bob Barchman Davenport and Virgil Dye Marsallium.
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William Stroat
Davenport
Iowa
Camp Perry
Ohio
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Zinzer
Des Moines
Cliff DeMaris
Waterloo
Bob Barchman
Virgil Dye
Marswalliumn
Cleveland Open ends with Rule tied for 40th place
AP reports Jack Rule of Waterloo Iowa tied for 40th at the Cleveland Open golf tournament ending Sunday with a total score of 282 after rounds of 68 61 73 70. Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer shared the lead at 270 after the playoff if needed.
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Iowa
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Arnold Palmer
Kimball Ties For 22nd At Waldemar Open Golf
Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa finishes Waldemar Open tied for 22nd place one stroke behind winner Mick Wright. Kimball carded 72 18 80 230 over rounds with the final tally 230.
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N.Y
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
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Misa Kimball
Twins Allison Extends Hit Streak in 9-3 Win Over Chicago
Bob Allison extended his hitting streak to 19 games as the Minnesota Twins beat the Chicago White Sox 9-3. He added his 20th homer and raised his average to .340, with seven homers and 11 doubles, driving in 18 runs and scoring 14 in the season.
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Associated Press
Bob Allison
Kansge
Allison
Twins
Chicago
Radatz Emerges as Boston's New Fans Favorite
Boston star Dick Radatz shines in a doubleheader sweep of Cleveland. He earns his 11th and 12th saves, proving his value as the team’s on mound spark. Manager Pesky hails Radatz as vital to lifting the Red Sox toward the first division.
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Jim Konstanty
Dick Radatz
Johnny Pesky
Bill Spanswick
Bill Monbouquette
Sox
Bles Radatz
Pesky
Bluth rolls perfect game to capture Spokane Open title
Ray Bluth of St Louis pitched the second perfect game of the Spokane Pro Bowling Open finals to win his first PBA championship. He started the evening fourth, 132 pins back of Les Schissler of Denver who had a 300 in the afternoon session. Kansas City and Los Angeles tied for the fewest home runs in the American League in 1963.
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Ray Bluth
St Louis
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Denver
Kansas City
Los Angeles
O Hara Sets U S 1500 Meters Record at AAU Meet
Tom O Hara, Oregon standout, shatters the U S 1500 meters mark with a 3 38 1 clocking at the National AAU Track and Field Championships in New Brunswick New Jersey He defeats Cyron Burleson in a decisive kick and nears pole vault goal by Fred Hansen while Bob Hayes withdraws from Olympic trials with a hamstring injury.
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Bob Hayes
Rutgers University Stadium
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Hayes
New York
Mira Shines in All American Game Sparkling Quarterback Show
Mira from Key West led the East to an 18-15 win over the West in the All-American Game at War Memorial Stadium. The Miami standout threw a touchdown and set up two more, thrilling 21,112 fans as he eyes a potential rise with the San Francisco 49ers.
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N.Y
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Miami
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Fla
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Jensen duo wins mixed doubles at Hawkeye Bowl derby
The eighth annual doubles derby concluded Sunday with Nadine and Kenny Jensen of Massena winning the mixed doubles. Don Fggs and Jake Larsen of Clearfield claimed the men’s division title. Final standings saw Louie Erb and Johnnie Johnson of Knoxville move to fourth in men’s doubles, with Erb and Johnson posting 1315.
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Massena
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Clearfield
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Knoxville
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Atlantic
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Cumberland
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Sue Herrick
Hazel Riley
Jim Herman
Council Bluffs
Betty Lindley
Bill Chapman
Blencoe
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Larsen
Mel Herrick
Wolford
Bill Peterson
Willie Verimont
Palmer's Club Helps Lema Win Golf Tourney
In Cleveland Tony Lema won the Cleveland Open after an extra hole playoff with Arnold Palmer. Lema used a borrowed Palmer putter to edge Palmer for the $20,000 top prize while Palmer took second and $12,000.
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16 Billion Cigarette Cut in U S Since Health Link Found
Washington AP reports the Agriculture Department said Americans reduced cigarette use by about 16 billion since a health hazards link was made. The cut represented 6.5 percent from the first half of last year while cigar and pipe use rose, and total tobacco production shifted with pipes and roll-your-own products up about one sixth.
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Braves Deny Mets Trade Rumors Stir Frustration
Milwaukee Braves officials deny a New York rumor that Ed Mathews Warren Spahn and Frank Boiling would be traded to the Mets for 200000 and three players. Mathews vented frustration saying speculation is ridiculous while Spahn defended his ongoing readiness as a Braves veteran. President John McHale called the rumors dreamt up and stated the club will never trade.
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Elk Horn Dominates Audubon 15-1 in League Action
Elk Horn pounded 17 hits to defeat Audubon 15-1 in Southwest Iowa league play Sunday. A seven-run fourth inning sealed the win. Daryll Peterson and Rasmus sen pitched for Elk Horn. Bob Pigsley took the loss. Mitchell led Elk Horn with three hits while Heitland had two of Audubon’s four hits.
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Stars Spark Boston Doubleheader Sweep
Felix Muantilla of the Red Sox had five hits including two homers and three RBIs as Boston swept Cleveland 5 4. Diego Segui of Athletica pitched a four hit shutout for Kansas City to blank Los Angeles 4 0, ending the Angels 11 game streak.
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Meyer Ryan wedding guests attend in Humboldt Nebraska
Attending the Meyer Ryan wedding at Humboldt Nebraska on Sunday were Mr and Mrs Oscar Ryan Mr and Mrs Kenneth Ryan and son Paul and family of Orient Mr and Mrs Dean Hosset Mr and Mrs Murry Joekel of Atlantic Mr and Mrs Glen Spieker Mr and Mrs Glen Maas Mr and Mrs Glen Westphal Mr and Mrs Robert Krauth and Mr and Mrs Gene Hosselt Radney Bieseli of Downs
Howard Chester dies longtime Cumberland resident
Cumberland Howard Chester 76 longtime resident died at 11 50 p m Sunday in a Clarinda hospital Memorial services are pending
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Howard Chester
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Calif and Dan Barrett Visit Rodney’s Mother En Route
Calif and Dan Barrett of Seattle spent several days with Rodney's mother Mrs. Ethel Bissell while traveling from Ft. Knox Kentucky.
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Dan Barrett
Seattle, Wash
Rodney
Ethel Bissell
Ft. Knox, Ky
Mississippi to build new Coliseum for 1965-66 season
Mississippi plans a replacement for the University Gym in Jackson. The 34 year old gym seats 3,000 for basketball, while the new Coliseum will host 8,500. Construction targets the 1965-66 season as the next campaign opens.
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University, Miss
Mississippi
University
Miller Expires at 57 in California
Vern Miller, 57, died Saturday of cancer in San Bernardino California. He attended his freshman year of high school in Cumberland in 1920. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs Clyde Miller of Mt Etna a sister Mrs Grace Wohlenhaus of the Lyman vicinity and two brothers Bert Miller of Corning and Ray Miller of Mt Etna.
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Vern Miller
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Calif
Clyde Miller
Mt. Etna
Grace Wohlenhaus
Lyman
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Bert Miller
Corning
Ray Miller
Lewis Family Visiting Kin in St Louis and Pennsylvania
Mr and Mrs C D Marker visit son Harry and family in St Louis and son David in Pennsylvania. Michael Davis attends a diesel trade school in Baraboo Wisconsin. Mr and Mrs George Conn and Mrs Meda Sperry return from visits to Centralia and Peoria IU.
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C. D. Marker
Harry
St. Louis
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Pennsylvania
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Baraboo
Wis
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Meda Sperry
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