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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1965
Page
4
The writer and Carl Seal of Topeka report a two day Fall River trip filled with large white bass, walleye, crappie and drum. They fished fast water below the dam, noting heavy bass runs, standout jig catches, and a wildlife scene with catfish and snaggers.
In Northfield New Jersey Kathy Cornelius Carole Mann and Marilynn Smith led the field at the National Women's Open with amateurs close behind. Mann posted a course record 70 to move to 148 two rounds while Cornelius sits at 146 after a 75.
Lawrence improves to 11 7 with a 2 0 five inning win over Osawatomie at Osawatomie as Rich Craig pitches the victory. Manager Kenny Page may start Gary Wyrick or Rich Brown in the Chanute tournament opener with Springfield Mo and Independence Mo also entered.
Navy All America halfback Joe Bellino signed with the Boston Patriots of the AFL on Friday. Bellino, 1960 Heisman and Maxwell trophy winner, has served in the Navy since graduating from the Naval Academy.
The horse Ribot was foaled in England but is treated as Italian bred, since Europe does not credit birthplace as the place of breeding. This distinction affects classification in European racing records and breeding books.
Lawrence's Junior Legion defeated Rotary 8 to 4 in Municipal Park for their seventh win this season. Steve Wempe pitched four innings with two hits allowed one walk and five strikeouts. John Brann hit two doubles to lead the offense. Next, Louie Heinrich's squad travels to face Clathe Deaman in a Connie Mack League game at 8.
Mudcat Grant of the Minnesota Twins talks of a potential 20 win season aided by a sharper curve taught by Sam Mele. He earned his eighth win with a 3-1 performance against Kansas City, striking out 25 of 27 late batters and throwing 81 pitches.
Margaret Smith defeated Maria Bueno 6 4 7 5 to reclaim the Wimbledon women's singles crown. Roy Emerson retained the men's title by sweeping Fred Stolle in three straight sets, marking the first year Australians held both titles.
The Dallas Cowboys have never been shut out in 68 NFL games and remain active in the league's long history. This noted streak highlights their resilience and enduring competitiveness within the league and amid changing rosters.
Yesterday's game saw Rocka Colasite rapping with a homer as Jus V8th propelled the team to an 8-4 win over Detroit. Washington blanked Detroit on three hits. It marked the starter's first victory of the season and his first complete game of a nine year league career.
In Des Moines, Chuck Alloo upset top seed Darrell Snyder 1 6 6 3 8 6 to reach the junior boys final against Spencer Burke. Burke advanced with a 6 0 6 4 semifinal win over John Tower as Mona Schallau and Nancy Osborne won the girls semis for a title shot.
West Germany’s ratzeburg eight defeated Olympic champion Vesper Boat Club of Philadelphia by a half length to win the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley. Don Spero of New York won the Diamond Sculls, breaking his own course record with 7 42 to beat Britain’s Hugh Wardell Yerburgh.
In Southport England Arnold Palmer displayed two new putters and cigarettes as a 130-player field prepared for the 1965 British Open at Royal Birkdale. Palmer, Latrobe of Pennsylvania, shot an estimated 71 or 72 on the links. He is listed 5-1 in betting with Nicklaus favored at 7-2. 80 players will advance from 310 qualifiers after 36 holes to complete the final 72-hole field.
Kansas City contractor Rolfe Crabb found a dynamite device under his car and a yard sign reading Dead men do no contracting. The fuse burned down eight feet from the detonator but failed to explode. Police and detectives investigated threats from another drywall contractor as Crabb reported the incident.
In Fairbanks Alaska rain fell Friday night after a rare dust storm had interrupted a baseball game. The sudden dust event forced a stoppage and the game resumed once conditions cleared.
Tom Krzemiewski of Beaver Falls Pennsylvania was named the outstanding senior end on Michigan State’s football squad after last season.
Luci Baines Johnson became a Roman Catholic on her 18th birthday receiving the sacrament at St. Ann's Infant Home in Hyattsville Maryland. The rite was led by Rev James Montgomery with about 11 personal friends and 20 nuns present and attended by her parents sister Lynda and friends including Paul Betz. Luci plans to enroll at Georgetown University this fall to study nursing.
Viet Cong launched a third day of mortar attacks on American Vietnamese airfields. Can Tho base shelled, outposts hit. no casualties reported. South Korean troops wounded by a Viet Cong mine near Di An. Seoul to send up to 15 000 more troops to Vietnam. Navy reports a Russian trawler near the U S 7th Fleet area. Saigon closes Saigon Post July 3 7. Viet Cong newspaper Dat Lo sells clandestine copies. one month blackout limits Vietnamese language papers. Seven Marines wounded near Chu Lai. two U S soldiers hurt by a land mine. 15 Vietnamese soldiers wounded southwest of Saigon.
Four parish workers arrived Saturday to help at Sacred Heart Parish for the summer in Tonganoxie. They are Shirley Matlet, Wich ita, Janice Ryan, Joyce Fournier, and Sister Rosella Mary of Leavenworth. They will assist the pastor Father John Stitz with parish and community development programs as part of the Archdiocese of Kansas City summer project deploying volunteers to 10 eastern Kansas sites. A covered dish dinner and reception honored Rev. and Mrs. Clair Hesper at the Methodist Church. Mrs. Helen Newsome, Mrs. Eugene Kraus, Billy Kraus, and Johnnie Kraus returned from a Colorado trip visiting Estes Park and Big Thompson Canyon, with trout fishing and horseback riding. Mrs. Bess Ward, formerly of the area, bought a home on East First Street in Tonganoxie from Donald and Donald Long and will move from Topeka at month’s end.
Stevens Brand and Brand Attorneys for Petitioner Filizabeth Raymond present official publication regarding the petition. The filing outlines the petitioner’s request and is directed to the court and interested parties for subsequent action.
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