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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1964

Page

5

Late Rally Secures 5-4 Iowa Win Over Michigan State

Iowa defeats Michigan State 5-4 on a ninth inning squeeze bunt as Skip Hohler scores the winning run. Jim Freese leads off the bottom of the ninth with a walk and Iowa capitalizes on misplays and a wind aided foul to rally late.

Iowa City Skip Hohler Iowa Michigan State Hawkeye Jim Freese Dick Perkins Jerry Walker Hohle Freese Perkins Jim Koehnk Bruce Lock Hawkeyes Duke Lee Lee Koehnk

Iowa Net Team Defeated Twice at Tennis Meet

Iowa City tennis results show Illinois 5, Iowa 4 in a close match and Michigan State 7, Iowa 2. Frank Noble and Arden Stokstad led Illinois with singles wins while Mark Mears and Tom Benson were Iowa’s sole victors against Michigan State.

Iowa Iowa City Illinois Hawks Michigan State Bob Shineflug Don Sissom Dave Strauss John Swarups Mark Mears Tom Benson Frank Noble Strauss Arden Stokstad Gost Tom Pawaree Wars Riley Tom Sissom John $Var- Ups Don Noble-Bauer Stokstad-Benson Riley-Me Warner Mike Youngs Strauss-Svarups

Boxer Carter Draws New York Suspension

The New York State Athletic Commission suspended middleweight Rubin Carter of Paterson New Jersey indefinitely for acts detrimental to boxing. Commission chairman Melvin Krulewitch said Carter was ordered three times to appear for contract approval with manager Carmen Tedeschi, but Carter did not show at any session.

New York New York State Athletic Commission Rubin“Hurricane” Carter Paterson N.J Melvin Krulewitch Commission Carter Carmen Tedeschi Krulewitch

Colts Buy Walter Bond From Indians

The Houston Colts announced they have officially purchased 6-6 outfielder Walter Bond from the Cleveland Indians. The deal was finalized this winter with a decision due by May 13 and a disclosed purchase price was not provided.

Houston Houston Colts Walter Bond Cleveland Indians Colts

Sub-Par 70 Lets Wright Lead by Two

ST LOUIS AP Favorite Mickey Wright shot a one-under-par 70 to take the first round lead in the $12,500 St Louis Women's Open at Glen Echo Country Club. Wright led Joann Prentice and Beth Stone by two after birdies on Nos. 3 4 5 and a 12 foot putt on No. 17.

Wright ST. Louis Mickey Wright Miss Wright Joann Prentice Beth Stone Glen Echo Country Club

Iowa Fishing Seasons Must Run on Central Time

The attorney general’s office ruled Iowa fishing seasons operate on Central Standard Time. Walleyes and northern pike open at 12:01 a.m. Saturday in natural lakes, but the season will start at 1:01 a.m. daylight time.

Des Moines Attorney General’s Office Iowa State Conservation Commission

Fragmentary sports card notes at softhall Ellis Church

Incomplete OCR fragment mentions Johnson and Bosenberg Bartels and a Presbyterian setting with softhall Ellis Church details unclear and no full event or outcome available.

Gazette History Note Missing Clarity In Jumbled Dispatches

A garbled AP dispatch from Cedar Rapids references the Gazette’s establishment and a misread mailing notice. It mentions subscription rates and carrier services while embedding unclear phrases about city events and staff.

Rain Delays Second Round at Colonial National Invitational

In Fort Worth Texas the Colonial National Invitational began with 72 players in a 36 hole test on a soggy 7122 yard course. Gary Player led after a 68 first round while Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus shot 75 and 76. Julius Boros stood 7 over at 77.

Forth Worth Texas Gary Player Art Wall, Jr Pocono Manor Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Colonial Julius Boros Tommy Jacobs Bermuda Dunes Calif

Carls Capture Northern Title In Midwest Baseball Race

Carleton college clinched the Midwest league Northern division title by beating St. Olaf 8-3. The Carls, with a 7 0 record, advance to a playoff against the Southern division winner at Coe college Cedar Rapids May 15 16.

Northfield Minn UPI Carleton College St. Olaf Carls Coelollege Cedar Rapids

Iowa State Runners Take Dominant Track Meet Victory

Iowa State led by Norm Johnston won 12 of 17 events to post a 100 to 45 win over South Dakota at Ames. Johnston earned multiple events including 120 yard high hurdles in 14.6 and 330 yard intermediate hurdles in 30.2, plus contributing to ISU’s winning 440 relay.

Ames UPI Iowa State Norm Johnston Berlin Willie South Dakota Quatuor Germany Johnston Italy Michele the Cyclones Vic Gullotti Tory ISU

Upper Iowa Wins a Pair

In Fayette Upper Iowa defeated Simpson 6-4 and 11-3 to take two Iowa conference baseball games. Dick Wold led the Peacocks with a two run homer in the first game and four RBIs on two doubles and a single across the games.

Fayette Upper Iowa Iowa Simpson Dick Wold Peacocks

Oskaloosa District Track Meet Yields Close Team Fight

Oskaloosa saw Seymour win the Class B district Track meet with 69 points while English Valleys took second with 59. English Valleys captured the 880 and 440 relays and produced district champions Ron Miller Darrell Aldrich and John Reed.

Oskaloosa Seymour English Valleys Ron Miller Darrell Aldrich John Reed Ford Warren Low Jack Fox Seymour Verte McGraw Pleasantville Medi i Randall Couchman Bill Anderson Joe Snook Bill i Wells Eo Lynville-Sully Richard Snook I Jim Ritchles Francis Johnston Larry Dennison Jack Winegarden Lynville-Sully Ile Hetencur Craig Sager Dick Snook Lynnville-Sully

Ankeny Dominates Class A District Track Meet

Ankeny wins the Class A district track meet with 74 points led by strong showings from Ankeny athletes in sprints relays and distance events. Individual winners include Jerry Tubaugh Belle Plaine in shot put and Bill Balheim LaPorte City in discus with rapid times and marks from Nevada, Urbandale, and Grundy Center athletes also posted top finishes.

Ankeny Nevada Grundy Center Pella Iowa Traer-Clutier Belle Plaine Jerry Tubaugh Bill VanZante Rick Foster Nevada Bob Mullen Dave Manly Burt Earnest Jim Seehorn Dennis Weuve Dennis Weave Bob Senet Terry Allen Peckler Charlie Gaham Earnest Graham Foster Weave Seehorn Tscherter Ned Parrish Alien

Iowa Valley and SCI Take Track Crowns at Cedar Falls

Cedar Falls high school hosts district track finals with SCI winning Class B 65 points and Sheffield-Chapin taking Class C with 51 14 points. Individual event results list SCI Beaman and Iowa Valley athletes noted across sprints distances and field events, with teams like Maquoketa Valley Dike and Sheffield-Chapin placing in multiple finals.

Cedar Falls SCI High ‘School Sheffield-Chapin SCI Sheffield -Chapin Jerry Aicken Beamon Gary Hanson inn-Mar Tom Goodricho John Zmole Chuck Christensen Dave Shoemaker Maquoketa Valley East Buchanan Ray Pedersen SCI High Es Pundt Iowa Valley Bob Collins Rein Keith Brown Claude Smith Eas Buchanan Holgeher Davey Gary Williams May Valley Cave Jahr Tom Goodrich Mish John Lounsburry Mark Sanborn Ron Ladehof Beaman-Conrad Tom Busswell Lones Valley Busch Ray Fields A Yehatt Iona Valle’ Ck Brad Hobbs Jon Boswell Jake Arose Devs Jahr Mile Jerry Schvelier Dubuque Don Kreamer E. Buchanan Dick Berkstrom Pan-Mar Ed Pundt Skip Mah Larry Shepperd Man. Valley Gary Rovineey Einbeck Crais Miller Esere Buchanan Tom Lint Jerry McEimeel Dike

First Baseman Haas Demoted Quits Game

Bill Haas the 21 year old first baseman quit baseball after refusing to report to Williamsport in the Eastern League after being assigned to Buffalo of the International League. He was one of two players sold to the New York Mets in the so called help the poor draft last winter.

Buffalo N.Y Bill Haas New York Mets Haas Williamsport Mets

Quatuor Wins European Lightweight Title in Berlin

Willie Quatuor of Germany scored a first round knockout of Michele Gulli Waly of Italy to claim the European lightweight championship in Berlin. Foster defeated Allen Thomas 7 to 1 in Chicago for additional results.

Associated P Foster Washington Allen Thomas Chicago Berlin Willie Quatuor Germany Michele Gulli Waly Quatuor

Whirlpool Accident Injures Klippstein

Philadelphia Phillies relief pitcher Johnny Klippstein suffered first and second degree burns when a whirlpool hose broke and sprayed scalding water over him. A Phillies spokesman said he would miss two or three days of action.

Philadelphia Johnny Klippstein Philadelphia Phillies Phillies Klippstein

High Winds Delay Two Iowa District Track Meets

Iowa City hosts a class B district track meet postponed to today due to high winds. The class AA district at Ames also postponed and now will be run Monday.

Iowa City Ames

High School Sectional Baseball Results At Norway and Amana

Sectional finals recap shows HSV 7 Amana 0 and C R Regis 8 Was COLLEGE BASEBALL Iowa 5 Michigan State 4. Iowa State 6 7 Colorado 0 6. Upper Iowa 6 8 Simpson 4 3. Knox 14 Grinnell 0. Cornell 10 Monmouth 8. Drake 8 Wichita. College track Luther 91 Wartburg Iowa State 100. Westmar 5 Simpson 9. Loras 6 Dubuque 1 Beloit 3. Westmar 5 Ventten 0. Wilmnors 5 Iowa.

Norway HSV Amana Center Point C.R. Regis C.R Iowa Michigan State Iowa State Colorado Upper Iowa Simpson Knox Grinnell Cornell Monmouth Drake Wichita Luther Wartburg Colls Oole Westmar

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