Amateur Clyde McEntire Leads Iowa Open First Round
Marshalltown amateur Clyde McEntire shot 68 to take the first round lead at the Iowa Open on the Country Club course. Frank James Grinnell and Jack Rule Waterloo followed with 69 and 70 as 33 professionals and 82 amateurs advance to Friday 18 holes before Saturday 36-hole finale.
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Ottumwa
Clyde McEntire
Marshalltown
Frank James
Grinnell
Jack Rule
Waterloo
Steve Spray
Indianola
Rod Bliss Ill
Des Moines
Bob Fry
Davenport
Dan Braun
Keokuk
Dave Boliman
Iowa City
Joe Brown
Bob Lavaecek
Dubuque
Leon Pounders
Omaha
Gary Lockie
Tama Golf Invitational Set for Saturday Start
The Tama-Tole do Invitational golf tourney is planned for this Saturday, Sept. 12, starting at 7 a.m. Entries are limited to 150 players for 18 holes, with a 27 hole championship flight. The $5 entry all goes to prize funds totaling about $900, with prizes including a 17 inch portable TV and various electronics and golf gear. Last year drew 150 entrants. this year numbers may drop due to the Saturday date affecting out of town professionals and businessmen.
Mary Mills Leads Eugene Ladies Open After 70 Round
Mary Mills of Ocean Springs Mass fired a two under par 70 in Eugene Oregon to take a two stroke lead in the $10,000 Eugene Ladies Open. Tied for second were several competitors as the field closed in on the early leader.
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Eugene
Ore
Mary Mills
Ocean Springs
Mass
Eagle General Manager Resigns for New Opportunity
Vince McNally, longtime general manager of the Philadelphia Eagles since 1949, announced Thursday he is leaving the NFL club to pursue another opportunity. The club did not name a successor.
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Philadelphia
Vince McNally
Philadelphia Eagles
Wanted shotgun sale ad bridges classification 22A
The 80c Gazette Wanted notices that 25 calls were received in one day and a gun was sold. With Mrs Eugene Sykora offering only one .410, at least 24 buyers remain for classification 22A. Call EM 2-1121 to place an ad.
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Eugene Sykora
Coe Reports First Football Injury at Camp Wapsie Y
Ron Felpes, sophomore guard from Chicago, suffered a shoulder injury in drills and is out about three weeks. Coach Glenn Drahn praised the 44 man squad’s progress and the general condition and spirit after two days of drills.
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Ron Felpes
Chicago
Coe
Camp Wapsie Y
Central City
Felpes
Glenn Drahn
Last Stock Race at West Union closes 1964 season
West Union hosts the 1964 season finale Friday night at 8 30 p m DST a 35 lap feature for Mid America Racing Affiliates super stock cars Heat events a trophy dash and a 20 lap consolation championship fill the program The West Union top ten drivers include Hovey Rueber DeKlotz Chenswold Lumbus Blue Cumberland Schubach Hurrie and Epperson.
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West Union
Icars of
Mid-America
Ron Hovey
Decorah
Darwin Rueber
Oelwein
John DeKlotz
Shellsburg
Leslie Chenswold
al Lumbus
Jerry Blue
Gaylyn Cumberland
Hawkeye
Richard Schubach
Postville
Ben Hurrie
Jerry Epperson
Cedar Rapids
SCI Opens Season Hosting N. Michigan Clash In Cedar Falls
The 1964 season opener features SCI coached by Stan Sheriff with a veteran backfield and top line size facing Northern Michigan at O R Latham Stadium Cedar Falls. Tickets at 2 dollars reserved and 75 cents student bleachers. Bands from Charles City Oelwein and Grundy Center provide pregame and halftime entertainment.
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Associated Press
State College of Iowa
Stan Sheriff
Panthers
Cedar Falls
Northern Michigan
Jim Miles
Cedar Rapids
Phil Roberts
Merle Masonholder
Ron Owen
John Sunseri
SCI
Charles City
Oelwein
Grundy Center
Brooklyn draftsman wins world record Roosevelt payoff
Robert Froner, a 22 year old Brooklyn draftsman and part time student, hit a 4 1 8 8 double on Roosevelt Raceway races to claim a world record payout of 172716.80. He plans to buy a house for his wife Marie after the August 44 month wedding milestone.
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New York
UPI
Robert Froner
Brooklyn
Roosevelt Raceway
Westburh
L.I
Froner
Roosevelt
New Jersey
Marie
Panthers Open Season With Sudden Victory Note
The Panthers have never lost an opener. They edged Northern Michigan 12 to 11 in last year’s curtain-raiser. Sheriff announced the starting offensive and defensive units with no surprises.
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Panthers
Northern Michigan
Mantle Shifts From Center Field As Berra Cites Legs
Detroit AP Yogi Berra declared Mickey Mantle through as a center fielder citing bad legs. Mantle will finish the season in right or left field depending on the ballpark, with Roger Maris moving to center as New York's regular right fielder.
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Detroit
Yogi Berra
Mickey Mantle
Berra
Roger Maris
New York
Henton Wins Stone City Horseshoe Tournament
Red Hen ton Maquoketa state horseshoe champion won the Class A division at the Labor Day tournament in Stone City. He defeated Cedar Falls’s H Rogers 50 to 45 after posting 80 percent ringers in the final and remained undefeated through the event. Other class winners include Hoffener Letts Class C L Cain King City Mo Class D H Andrew Center Junction and Dick Wherry Oxford Junction Jr Boys Gary Wilhelm Cedar Rapids and Woman Della Matheny Stone City.
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Stone City
Red Henton
Maquoketa
Henton
H. Rogers
Cedar Falls
Red Heaton
Hoffener
Letts
L. Cain
King City
Andrew
Center Junction
Dick Wherry
Oxford Junction
Gary Wilhelm
Cedar Rapids
Della Matheny
A Possible New Look in 64 Series
The 1964 World Series could have no travel day for certain matchups and may start Oct 7 in Philadelphia, then move to the American league park. If a 4 0 run occurs, it could end on Oct 11. A three way AL tie could trigger a round robin to Oct 10 with an Oct 12 start if weather delays and snow fears appear.
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New York
Ford Frick
Philadelphia Phillies
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Phillies
White
Sox
Yankees
Orioles
Frick
Reds
Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Chicago
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Washington Gears Up For Season Scrimmage
Washington notes a productive full dress scrimmage with Van Dine and Galbraith at ends and improved passing. Bud Rainbow says more film study will reveal who did what. Halfback Ed Knapp misses the show due to pneumonia but is expected back soon. tackle Steve Schwanz is lost for the year with a shoulder dislocation.
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Bud
Ed Knapp
Rainbow
Knapp
Warriors
Steve Schwanz
Frank Thomas Faces Repair After Thumb Injury
Philadelphia first baseman Frank Thomas suffered a broken right thumb in Tuesday's game with Los Angeles. He spent a painful night Wednesday and had a large cast fitted on Thursday.
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Frank Thomas
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Bowling Highlights Feature High Scores Across Leagues
UCILLE MARSH rolled 234 and Tillie Staub 224 in the Legion's Women's City Major league. Eleanor Frank 213 and 560 led in other events while Master Cleaners and Sheraton Montrose posted strong 200s to 2,585 in a 58-line summary of local bowling scores and standings.
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Ucille Marsh
Tillie Staub
Legion
Eleanor Frank
Gloria
R. B. Burch, Inc
Sheraton Montrose
Town & Country Bowlette
Beverly Homsey
Lucille Hamed
Dick Feierisen
Ray Tarver
Legion Commercial League
Draport Inn
Merle Just- Walton
Lucille Marsh
Gloria Sweeting
Lois Boyken
Lee Toms
Wanda Strab
Lou Fink
Ben Kohl
Legion Women’s City
Maijor
Sheraton Montrose Hotel
Rams Progress Fast Under Coach Clark At Cornell
Mount Vernon Coach Jerry Clark reports Cornell college football is already scrimmaging and advancing quickly. Veterans dominate drills with Mike Vinyard standing out at halfback while Steve Miller adjusts his throwing. the line blocking shows two to three days of early improvement.
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Mount Vernon
Jerry Clark
Cornell
Clark
Mike Vinyard
Steve Miller
McKinley Seeks Third Straight Final Shot
McKinley, the top American, advances to the semi finals by defeating Roger Taylor 13-11 9-7 6-1 and faces Roy Emerson in the next round. Emerson reaches the Davis Cup challenge with a win over Tony Roche as the Australian team improves for Cleveland ties later this month.
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McKinley
Roger Taylor
England
Cleveland
Emerson
Tony Roche
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Three More on Olympic Team
Andrew Fitch a Columbia University French teacher won the 125.5 pound class by outpointing Marine Lt Larry Lauchle of Muncy Pennsylvania Pat Lovell a Redwood City California physical education teacher outpointed Jack Barden of Port Huron Michigan to take the 213.5 pound berth on the U S Greco Roman wrestling team
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Annapolis, Md
Andrew Fitch
Columbia University
Larry Lauchle
Muncy
Pat Lovell
Redwood City
Calif
Jack Barden
Port Huron
Mich
Want Ads Highlight Today's Local Values
Quick look at today’s want ads showcases key bargains and opportunities. Read to spot bargains on items, jobs, and services in your area, with contact details and pricing where shown.
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McEntire
Ed Wysowski
Galesburg
Tama
Mar Mills
Shirley Englehorn
Ruessen
Kathy Whitworth
Martene Hasge
Martyan Smith
Kathy Cornelius
Gloria Fecht
Lifford Ann Creed
Andy
Sandra Haynie
Patty Bers
Gail Davis
Sandra Spuzich
Ponte McClinton
NFL
Eagle
Winchester
W.U
N. Michigan
Sheriff
del Hammond
Ted McPher
An Jackson
Ken Beverlin
Dous Korver
Rich Oliphant
Bruce Montgomery
Sid Sickles
Randy Schultz
Aree Watters
Bernard Schmitt O' Marker
Dick Dickinson
Jim Decker
16Th Ave
Dean's Autotrim
Mantle
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Washington
Jim van Dine
Dave Galbraith
Voeltz
Ave
Frank
Marsh
Staub
Don Walton
Town & Country Square
Marty Tompkins
Mary Berggren
Norm’s Crew
Oftto’s Bunch
Bowlettes
Lane Hamed
Ray
Early
Carol Taylor
Carol Famee
Strikers
Mary Walston
Jo Griffith
Cojlettes
Bim _Wulfsberg
Comets
Jean McGuire
Dorothy Cernne
Tropic
Doris Chapman
Nora’s
Orchid Shop
Shorewood
MCO
Ike Shaver
Ralph LaComber
Nadine Gardner
Connie Salyer
Tigers
Echo Four
Ey Dorgin
Bae We Marchal
West Side
Nerona_ Krob
Adelle McCune
West Park Mobile Homes
Sunset Ten
Gary Ietrich
Stan Findley
Midestern Paper
B&m Sundries
Web
Coffee Breakers
Mary Shelble
JoAnn Welch
Lucky Strikers
Lfs
Belles
Doris Wilson
Doris Rowray
Novak Enterprises
Schmidt Beer
Helen Nefzger
Betle Yanecek
Davis Cleaners
Sregne-eit Klier
Merle Suatmare
R. B. Burch
Niters
Jane Schultz
Janie Simkavitz
Kitchen Mart
Warren Larson
Rams
Will Grimsley
Roy Emerson
Australia
Tommy
Gucker Realty CO
Arco Building
Lise
Beau Monde
Stim
Zenith
12Th Street
Chrysler Products
Maintena
St. N.E
Armstrong
Hamburger
Pepsi
3Rd Ave. West
Jerry
Center Pt
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