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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1963
Page
4
Dodgers edge Cardinals 2 1/2 in 26 innings as Ken McMullen and Johnny Roseboro deliver late runs. Koufax earns 400th strikeout, Sherry improves to 2 1, Taylor takes loss. Mets and Phillies rainout.
Jalopy races will run Saturday at Monticello fairgrounds with time trials at 1 p.m. and races at 2 p.m. Monday results from West Liberty show top drivers led by Mark Mosier and Johnny Mullink with totals and multiple heat and feature winners listed amid city and car numbers.
The City of Muscatine will honor the Muscatine Red Sox Baseball Club with a banquet at That Mac's this Saturday at 6 30 p m. The Red Sox had the greatest record in the St year history of the club during this past season, winning 19 games and losing four. Over 32 years the team has won 486 games and lost 310.
The Associated Press reports a 2 1 game where Los Angeles defeats St Louis 2 to 1 in a late innings duel. Pitchers Sherry and Roseboro secure the win for the Dodgers while Taylor takes the loss for the Cardinals. Simmons Shantz and Koufax feature in the box but the decisive runs come late.
AP roundup reports Minnesota toppled Detroit 12 to 1, Chicago beat Boston 7 to 1, Baltimore won 7 to 2, Los Angeles defeated Washington 4 to 3, and other results. Today’s games include Washington at Kansas City and Los Angeles at Baltimore, with Cleveland at New York and Chicago at Boston among matchups. Friday schedules feature Kansas City at Detroit and Pittsburgh at Chicago among others.
In the International League Columbus edged Jacksonville 4 3 by 2 in Richmond Rochester tied 3 3 and Atlanta beat Indianapolis 7 3 Buffalo won 6 4 over Arkansas Toronto defeated Syracuse 3 0 In the Pacific Coast League Seattle beat Portland 1 0 Salt Lake routed Dallas Fort Worth 8 4 San Diego won 5 0 Spokane 7 Denver 4 1 Oklahoma City 3 5 Hawaii 5 Tacoma 1
Houston Oilers led by George Blanda host the San Diego Chargers in the first Oilers home game of the preseason. Blanda, in his 14th pro season, steers Houston after the club’s five wins since a 27 10 win over Denver. The league-wide exhibition slate runs over the weekend with AFL and NFL matchups including Denver at Kansas City and Chicago at Green Bay.
Open Softball semi final at Oregon field saw Moose Carlile’s edge Carlisle’s 2-1 in a late protest over a home call. Denkman sparked Moose with an early run, Murdock added insurance with a fourth inning double and score, while Chapman and Henderson’s pitched a one-hitter until a fourth inning Carlisle’s single. The Hamm’s-Henderson’s game was protested but later disallowed.
In a doubleheader sweep by the Yankees over Cleveland both games ended 2-1. Pepitone drew the ire after being hit twice, then threw at Bell and was restrained by umpire DiMuro who fined Bell. Players clashed on the field as Pettitone, Whitfield and others scuffled. Tebbetts and Houk sustained minor injuries.
The Associated Press reports Jerry Lynch hit his 16th career pick hit homer in a ninth inning rally to beat the Cubs 7. Don Nottebart pitched a four hit shutout against Cincinnati for a 1-0 victory. The Yankees lead the AL by 10 games as White Sox top Boston 7 4 with Gary Peters notching his ninth straight win on a six hitter. Orioles win 7-3 as Steve Baker elevates to 18 wins while Angels split the nightcap 3-2. Pepitone and Williams provide decisive offense for New York. Downing improves to 3-4. Peters reaches 14-5 with 25 scoreless innings before Boston plate a ninth inning rally. Pete Ward homers for rookies and Monbouguette absorbs the loss.
Kazuo Takayama defeated Leo Alonzo by knockout in Yokkaichi, Japan. Alonzo, from the Philippines, was stopped at 13434, with Takayama recording a KO victory at 13234.
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