Berlini fires 736 series in Des Moines bowling win
Mike Berlini of Muscatine rolled 245 234 056 for a 736 series at Town & Country Bowl in Des Moines Monday night after winning the Town Masters. he also had recent 705 and 713 scores in other events and averaged 207 in a 24 game masters tournament. In Dallas, Jimmy Boyde defeated Bill Marsh 183 to 170 in a separate boxing note.
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Navy weighs fate of its grid coach Wayne Hardin
Annapolis Md The Naval Academy continues deliberations on Wayne Hardin amid a five year contract amid questions about his future as head football coach after a two hour meeting. Officials promise further sessions and a statement on Thursday as the board reviews the entire contract with athletic director Capt Wilism Busik and Basile confirming the board’s control.
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Local ninth graders and college teams in action tonight
Ninth grade boys basketball clash at 6 30 p m in the MHS gym. Muscatine Community College hosts a Burlington visit for a 7 30 start while MUS swimmers welcome Davenport Assumption at the YMCA pool. Multiple notes reference contracts and standings, with NBA results and a slate of midweek games across cities.
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Wichita Falls at No 1 Cage Jinx in Big March Tilt
Wichita to host top ranked team after a stunning 87-85 loss to Michigan. Drake keeps pace with a 56-41 win over Idaho State as AP top ten reshuffles, while North Carolina and Michigan share high votes and Vanderbilt tumbles after losses.
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Free Throws Decide NBA Tilt Between Phila and Warriors
The Philadelphia team edged the Warriors 119 to 112 at Pittsburgh Civic Arena as Philadelphia hit 39 of 43 free throws. Wilt Chamberlain sank 9 of 29 attempts, scoring 40 and leading Golden State in a loss on Monday night.
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Purkey, James Trade Sends Purkey to Reds from Cardinals
The Cincinnati Reds acquire knuckleballer Bob Purkey and an unnamed minor league player from the St. Louis Cardinals in a deal that sends James Craig to the Cardinals and features Purkey’s 1962 peak and rough 1963 return. Craig, a former Met, carries a 10-24 record with an ERA around 2.25 last season before his move to St. Louis. Charley James hit .223 with five homers for the Cardinals. The move marks a significant pitcher swap amid ongoing NL trade activity.
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Koufax Dominates NL ERA Title Yet Again
Sandy Koufax of the Los Angeles Dodgers led the National League in earned run average for the third straight season with a 2.54 mark in 1964, the best since 1933. He completed a 19–5 record with seven shutouts and a .792 winning percentage, despite a late-season arm soreness. Don Drysdale was runner-up at 2.19, while Chris Short and Juan Marichal followed. Larry Jackson topped wins with 24, Bob Veale led in strikeouts with 250, and Marichal posted 22 complete games.
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Giardello Defends Title In Tight Bout With Carter
Middleweight champion Giardello barely outpoints Rubin Carter in a 15 round decision at Convention Hall. No knockdowns occur as Giardello uses his left jab and counter punching to counter Carter’s sharp left hook. Judges score Polis 72-66 Beloff 70-67 Mina 71-66 AP has Giardello 69-68. Carter, nicknamed Tiger, had hoped to seize the crown but the veteran champion stays undefeated in his first title defense.
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Muscatine JV Wrestlers Fall Short at Durant 28-19
Muscatine High JV wrestlers won three matches and drew two in a 28-19 loss at Durant Monday night. Winners for Muscatine were Dave Awbrey 103 pounds Artie Hill 133 and Wally Benson heavy weight, Bob Oetting and Jim McCleary drew with Durant. Durant winners included Jones 95, Thoma 119, Blowers 127, J Furne 138, T Semsch 145, and Thede 65. Muscatine hosts Comanche Thursday at 6:30 for varsity JV dual. Complete results list decisions pins and draws across weight classes.
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