Bees Rally to Defeat Dubuque 8 5 in Minor League Tilt
Randy Schwartz hit his 19th homer for Burlington as they beat Dubuque 8 to 5. Dubuque’s John Perkins slammed a grand slam in the eighth. Waterloo’s Jim Williams drove in the go ahead run, Jerry Janeski won his eighth straight, and Quincy had 12 hits to top Quad Cities 12 to 6 away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Randy Schwartz
Burlington
Dubuque
John Perkins
Waterloo
Jim Williams
Jerry Janeski
al Pinto
Williams
Quincy
Quad Cities
Quads
Lowden Grabs 5-1 Win as Pinnell Fires Two-Hitter
Lowden led the Corn Belt with a 5-1 victory over Lost Nation behind George Pinnell’s two-hitter and 17 strikeouts in nine innings. Jerry Nelson homered for Lowden, while Jim Bright hit two homers for Rod Behrens’s Durant, which beat Calamus 3-2. Clarence topped Grand Mound 6-2 in a slugfest as Behrens drove in four for Durant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Corn Belt Baseball League
Lowden
Lost Nation
George Pinnell
Lowdon
Jerry Nelson
Jim Bright
Rod Behrens
Durant
Calamus
Jerry Hamel
Clarence
Grand Mound
Rasher
Stewart
Butterbrodt
Ralhf
Heaton
Hopkinton and Balltown to Meet in Final
Worthington Hopkinton and Balltown advance to the final round of the Worth jannual Soap Box Derby after semifinal wins. Hopkinton edged Pleasant Grove 1 0 on Bob Hardin’s one hit pitching with 11 strikeouts, Duck Huber driving in the lone run. Balltown beat Farley 6 1 in six innings as Dick Dupont and Dan Sullivan key hits in a late rally. The final is set for Saturday at the derby clinic and championship event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherry Borrell
Johnny's Parkway
Nellicky
Penn
Knake
Bel
Ovtice
the Gazette
Ewa
Worthington
Hopkin
Chamber of Commerce
Negritae Party
Ufooton
Balitown
Garla Dickdéoas
Cosmic
Satine
Miller
McPartland
Ington
Junior Industrial League
Wagar Mbe
Fireball Artists Top NZL All-Star Rosters
AP reports Nat Mauch did not pick any Philadelphia staffers for the All-Star staff in Cincinnati. The six right handers and two left handers include Drysdale Koufax and Veale with Maloney Ellis and Lind from the Reds among the starters. The 25 man squad shows Cincinnati six men and major leagues others with varied totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Nat Mauch
Gene Body
Philadelphia
Mauch
Don Drysdale
Sandy Handers
lKoufax
Los Angeles
Jim Maloney
Sammy el Koufax
Veale
Maloney
Atland Ellis
Reds
Minnesota
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Houston
Grant Pappas AL Repeaters Highlight All Star Selections
Minnesota’s Jim Grant and Milt Pappas of Baltimore were the lone repeaters among eight pitchers named by AL manager Al Lopez for the 1965 All Star team. Other pitchers include Eddie Fisher Chicago Bob Lee Los Angeles Sam McDowell Cleveland John O’Donoghue Kansas City Pete Richert Washington and Mel Stottlemeyer New York. Cronin announced the picks and Lopez will name the starting pitcher Monday in Minneapolis. The AL squad features Minnesota with six players the most, while Cleveland Detroit New York and Chicago follow with four to three selections. Gibson was the lone Cardinal chosen Farrell the lone Houston representative Ed Kranepool represents New York as a reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
al Lopez
Eddie Fisher
Chicago
Bob Lee
Los Angeles
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
John O'Donoghue
Kansas City
Pete Richert
Washington
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Joe Cronin
Beauchamp Seeks MCAA Midseason Title at Hawkeye Downs
Johnnie Beauchamp of Atlantic, a two time IMCA late model stock champion, rides a 1955 modified Chevrolet to chase the MCAA midseason crown at Hawkeye Downs. He joins top MCRA rivals including defending champion Red Droste of Waterloo for the 30 lap race amid a full program starting at 8 p.m. Admission remains 1.00 for general, 1.50 center grandstand, free for under 12. No time trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnnie Beauchamp
Atlantic
Beauchamp
MCRA
Red Droste
Waterloo
John
NASA
Bob Satterfield
Peoria
Illinois
Genera
Liechty Seeks 280 To Win Iowa Amateur Title
Marshalltown champion John Liechty targets a 280 total after four 70s to win the Iowa Amateur at Mason City Country Club. Pro-am round saw Turner 69 lead. four players under par. Windy 6,500-yard layout and cut to 125 after 54 holes ahead of final 36 on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Iowa
John Liechty
Marshalltown
Mason City Country Club
Rasley
Des Moines
Jim Keane
Tex Allen
Jim Bessile
Wakanda
Bill Rose
Rod Bliss II
Rod Bliss III
Bill Warner
Fort Dodge
Bill Hird
Tom Kelly
al Hoy
Jefferson
Glen Chadima J
Cedar Rapids
Anamasa Raiders Dominate Mechanicsville In Softball Win
Anamasa and Springville trailblaze the field as Bramer taps a homer to fuel a 13 3 victory over Mechanicsville Blah listing and the Ames city teams lead a slate of local action. The Iowa State staff notes two homers and a round trip shot highlight a busy athletic day across Softball and wrestling circuits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Bramer
Anamasa Raiders
Mechanicsville
Blarneys
Springville Ames
Les Anderson
Suleks
C.R. Monnier
Blamneys
Gordon H. Chalmers
Heain
Bootstar
Oelwein Girls Host Four-Team Softball Invitational
Oelwein will host a four team softball invitational on Saturday. Central City meets North of West Union in the opener at 5 p.m. Oelwein faces West Central of Maynard at 6 30 p.m. The tournament concludes with the 8 30 p.m. final.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein
Central City
West Union
West Central
Maynard
Bauer Fines Himself for Bunt Sign Slip
Baltimore manager Hank Bauer fined himself 25 after flashing the squeeze bunt sign during a 10 KC victory. Sam Bowens stole third on a triple and Powell swung away, prompting Bauer to reveal changes to the bunt sign and plan to deduct the amount from his pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Oriole
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Oriole Pilot
Kansas City
Sam Bowens
Boog Powell
Hunter
Sam
Lee MacPhail
Norway, Watkins Triumph in Thursday Night Baseball League
In a 5-0 win over Fairfax, Norway pitcher Alan Schulte Kayl blanked the lineup in a three hit shutout. Watkins also beat Keystone 8-5, handing the league leader its first loss, as the action continued in the Watkins Thursday Night baseball league with notable performances by Myers and Boddicker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Gazette
Watkins
Alan Schulter
Norway
Fairfax
Keystone
Midwest
Trata Aga
Ab Boies
Ellis Park
Myers
al Albeaten
Slatica
Arent
Parte Een
Ron
Kessler
NEW York
R. C. Owens
New York Football Giants
Central City Edge Win Softball Games
Central City pitcher Dale Root starred as Central City crushed Oelwein 17 to 3 in five innings in the Sweet Hearts Softball League. Ed-Co rallied to beat Center Point 16 to 5, salvaging remaining Tuesday games with a 10-run fifth inning.
Fireball staff includes Marichal Gibson Veale and Farrell
Juan Marichal of San Francisco, Bob Gibson of St Louis, Bob Veale of Pittsburgh and Dick Farrell of Houston were among the other pitchers on a staff of fireball artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Bob Gibson
St. Louis
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Dick Farrell
Houston
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bees
Dubvave Ee
G Williams
Januaryese
Iley
Velasquez
W—Alese
L—Williams
Dubvave
Manders
Perkins
Burlingtoun
Schwartz
Wisconsin Rapids
Quick
Cross
Daneski
Isaac
Fox Cities
Corn Belt Weowden
Mound
Durant Lk. Nation
Dixon Calamus
Dewitt
Eden
Fenniss
Behrens and
Wiese
Hr—Hamel
L. Nation
London
Husmann
Wolfer
Schroeder
Pinnell
Benhart
Tle Bright
Low
Hopkinton and
Balltown
C.R
Fireball
Grant
Pappas
Gibson
Cardinal
Farrell
Ed Kranepool
Johnny Beauchamp
Liechty
J. D. Turner
Perry
Clyde McEntire
Jim Rasley
Anderson
ISU
Anamasa
Tams Street
First Avenue
the Town House Motor Hotel
1St Ave
Powell
Sauer
Billy Hunter
Findley
Jack Ogden
Owens
Va. Fleck’s
Edge
Dave Brenneke
Dale Root
Don Lehr
Larry Rogers
Root
Jim Klein
Garry Morrow
Warren Pierce
Klein
Don Draker
Cavinesse
Havingss
J.kleinas
Sturm
Morrow
Stferson
Pierce
Schn‘kiottré
Draker
Mann
Gugliatta
Meter
R.klein
Cal McLish
Bob Oldis
Phil
Brenske
Havikis Pb
Cayh
U-Russ Merlo
Chuck Kemme
Thomas Plumbing Inc
Comfort Air
Heabel
Rage
Center Point Road
Redwood
Indian Isle
Fabous Isle
Mississippi River
Upper Mississippi
McGregor
Main Street
Indian Isle, Inc
McGregor, Lone
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Herbel
Alside
Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser
Hastings
Klifip
Carey
Mesnss Crane .Oure., Siding & Roofing CO
Jerry
Crone
Second Street
Great Northwest
Jacob Schmidt Brewing Company
St. Paul 2
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!