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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1963

Page

11

Gibson and Gibson lead American division baseball action

In West Oak Park Gibson edged laseplace Police Department 1 3 to 1 0 as Miller won on the mound and Ingatad caught. Gibson had eight hits including doubles while Weiers hauser and Mike Gassen also contributed. Beach Timber beat Muscatine Buick 6 2 at West Field behind Loos’s pitching with Koch, Nef, and Last tallying several hits. Dog N Suds upset Carlisle 6 4 in extra innings at Oregon Field with Randieman winning and Fox Homering for Carlisle. Gantenbein caught. Minor division saw 88 total runs, Braves overtook Athletics 11 6 with Zachtinger winning. Dodgers beat Giants 12 8 in a late rally with Aull earning the win and Nicholson driving runs. Reds topped Phillies 12 9 as Deihl pitched for the Reds.

Agtosore Polte Gibson Laseplace Police Department Oak Park Miller Ingatad Shields Gray Joofers Weiershauser Mike Gassen Buick Beach Norbert Loos Doug Koghneft Dennis Kurriger Craig Conard Buick Marty Koch Bryce Grenell Tom Sizek Koch Koch Nef Mike Last Loos Maxson Beach Lee Ziegenhorn Steve ‘Gerth Dennis Uringer Carlisle Oregon Field Jed Sports Shop Dogs Joe Aull Whitmer Pat Nicholson Dodgers M. Bounke Giants Dogers J. Bosche Sandy Lea Aull Erickson D. Verglert Mr. Cook R. Eggenders JK. Neipert Reduge Philies Deihl Opel Redlegs Gibson & Gibson Weil Braves Bere Arabe Ei Phillies Pone Arti 'S Sports Ar Bos Rodices Muscatine Buick Yeevene Cubs Ss. Ses Dodgem Atriet Ebb Zecon Buick Beach Lumber Gibson's Police Dodwers Vonicht Athletics Call Thatcher Henry Or I Redlegs

Attendance Dips From Last Year At Fourth of July Games

Attendance at the July 4 program reached 260,556 fans, a slight decline from last year. Through the season a total of 224,858 turned out with one more game scheduled. The National League drew about 2,000 more than last year while the American League dropped about 6,000. Chicago White Sox and Yankees games drew the largest crowds.

Associated Press Laguar Chicago White Sox Yankees New York New York Mets Cubs Chicago

Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues

In the minor leagues, results span multiple circuits with varied scores. Indianapolis, Arkansas, and Columbus lead mixed results alongside Atlanta, Jacksonville, and Buffalo, while Syracuse and Rochester face unfamiliar margins. Pacific Coast finds Oklahoma City, Seattle, Tacoma, and Dallas-Fort Worth mixed, with Denver, Spokane, and Hawaii posting uneven tallies amid a suspended second round and curfew constraints.

Columbus Atlanta Jacksonville Buffalo Syracuse Rochester of Toronto Richmond Seattle Tacoma Dallas-Fort Worth

Softball Meets Postponed Across Local Venues

Softball tourneys at Oregon Field and West Liberty were postponed by local officers citing PAIN. Officials expect rescheduling in early August with games moved to the weekend of August 2025.

Oregon West Liberty Caen

Races and Fireworks Draw 4100 Fans to Iowa Fair Night

At the Louisa county fair events the Mississippi Valley Speedway club drew about 4100 paid attendees plus an estimated 1900-2000 additional free or standing spectators, with late arrivals seated along fences. Aerial fireworks punctuated delays and a mid race display. officials could not declare a winner as Mosier and Inglebright battled to the finish amid several crashes and a 30 minute delay. First heats featured Mullinx, Nilsen, Bell, Taylor and Mosier among top finishers with future Burlington events on the horizon.

Louisa County Fair Board Mississippi Valley Speedway Club Mosier Inglebricht Speedway Togiebright Mount Pleasant Washington

7 Car Racing Wreck at Mid-America Fair Grounds

Seven cars piled up at the Pourts of July stock car race in Topeka at the Mid-America fair grounds on Thursday afternoon. Ernie Derr, 41, of Keokuk Iowa, treated and released for bruises. John Mickey, 23, of Columbus Junction Iowa, Curly Mills, 29, Beverly Hills California, hospitalized in satisfactory condition. The incident occurred on lap 125 of the 200 lap race. Raine Scott of Keokuk won with no official time recorded due to the crash.

Topeka Kan Mid-America Fair Grounds Ernie Derr Keokuk Towa John Mickey Columbus Junction Curly Mills Beverly Hills Calif Raine Scott Krokuk

Roharis wins cracker 400 at Dayt ona Beach Fla race

Glenn Roharis of Daytona Beach takes the 400 mile cracker with a payout of 12,200 dollars. Fred Lorenzon of Charlotte faced a NASCAR officials inquiry over second or third place after a protest by Glen Wood of Stuart. Lorenzon’s final standing hinges on protest results. Roberts led in speed, averaging 180.527 mph, as the all Ford field finished within a car length.

Daystorn Beach Fla Glenn Fireball) Roharis Daytona Beach Wood Lorenzon Roberts Ilegally Paulion Ning Lor Civen Lothiva and Paneh Daylana Beach

Cornell Rowing Teams Split In Henley Finals and Quarters

At Henley Royal Regatta Cornell crews split results. The heavyweight eight won the Grand Challenge Cup final over London Rowing Club by a short margins. the lightweight boat lost in the quarterfinals of the Thames Challenge Cup. The heavies finished 6:59 on the River Thames. The lightweights lost 7:08 to Queen's College Cambridge. Philadelphia’s Amlong brothers Tom and Joe won their race to reach the Silver Goblets final, defeating Sutton and Sharp of Britain by about four lengths in 8:57 amid windy conditions.

Henley England N— Cornell Big Red Thames London Rowing Club Corneil Queen's College of Cambridge Philadelphia Amlong Tom and Joe A. J. Sutton P. J. Sharp Britain

Decatur Explodes for 15 in First to Beat Quad Cities 16 3

Decatur scored 15 runs in a wild first inning and defeated Quad Cities 16 3 in Midwest League baseball on Thursday. Juels Musanie worked three innings for Decatur while Decker and Hector Torres powered the early rally with a double and a double plus a single. Clinton beat Wisconsin Rapids 54 as Stan Jaciuk tripled and scored on Rich Morales fly, Cedar Rapids routed Dubuque 4 0 with five first inning runs, Burlington edged Quincy 6 3 as Dick Allen delivered a three run double in the eighth, and rain at Waterloo postponed Fox Cities.

Dubuque Doe Decker Hector Torres Issyo Tumns Burlington Dick Allen Quincy Waterloo Fox Cites

Town and Country league standings and bowling results

Town and Country Bowl standings list Cricket Club Wendling Quarries and Hughes Construction with high scores and series. ABC League shows Rinks Clover Farm leading, with top ind and team series by Barb Westemeyer and Leonard Schonkel in ladies events. Final tallies include 2285 for Wendling Quarries and 1095 for Rink's Clover Farm.

Wendling Hill's Glover Farm Longhurst Contr Brassact &Lucas Hughes Construction Dog Sc! Cricket Club Nor Wendling Quarries Rughes Construction High Ind Chuck Anson Buck Schwab Llaya Chucke Anson Fan Lloyd Carter Buck Schwab Plamnor Fox's Plog &Hte Tihly Clover Farm Brassart & Luce Sun Mart + McCormick Rick's Clover Farm Brossart & Lucas Sun Mart Rink Brossart Lucas San Maret Ee Whitaker Leonard Schonkel Geo. Sazie Gen. Stych Buzz Silberhoen Barb Westemeyer Delores Bell Marian ‘Becker Sarh Westemeyar

Open Race Sees Unsettled Open Softball League Drama

The Open Softball League faces a tight finish as the second round nears completion. Carlisle's Sports Shop upset Krieger Motors 4-8 while Hamm's Beer defeated May Drug 24 to stay in the title hunt. Drewrys Beer must win both remaining games to claim outright, with a potential three way tie possible. League officials will meet at Oregon Field after Monday's games to set playoff plans and round three start. Hamm's-May's delivered a 2-0 win to end round two 5-2, as May Drug’s Vern LaRue fanned three in the loss. Carlisle's pulled off a late rally, scoring twice in the fifth and seventh to beat Krieger after Keith Grouwinkel's homer had given Krieger a 2-0 lead. John Robinson rapped three hits and Jerry Bunn homered to seal Carlisle's win.

Carlisle's Sports Shop Krieger Motors Harm’s Beer May Drug Drewrys Beer Cheri- Top Henderson Garage Drewrys Hamm’s Henderson Cherllop Moose Oregon Field Hamm s-May Jerry Stra

Cone WSCS Picnic Scheduled for July 10 in Columbus

The Women s Society of Christian Service of the Conesville Methodist Church will hold a picnic dinner on Wednesday July 10 at noon at Chautauqua Park in Columbus Junction. After dinner a program and business meeting will follow with the topic Teaching Our Children led by Myrtle Hamilton and Dorothy Allen. Hostesses include Lorraine Murphy Betty Singleton Mary Low Peterson and Dorothy Reed.

Conesville Women’s Society of Christean Service Myrtle Hamilton Dorothy Allen Lorraine Murphy Betty Singleton Mary Low Peterson Dorothy Reed

McKinley Wins Wimbledon Crown in Straight Sets

Chuck McKinley of St Louis defeated Australia’s Fred Stolle 9 7 6 1 6 4 to capture the Wimbledon men’s singles title becoming the first American champion there in eight years. McKinley, 22, dropped no sets en route and earned the crown after a tight start lasting about 10 games.

Wimbledon Teupeee Chuck McKinley Beller St. Louis Australia Fred Stolle McKinley Tony Traberli Slalle Billie Ean Moist Margaret Smith Stolle McWinley

Johnston completes double steal for two bases in IL action

Rex Johnston of Columbus started a history making double steal in the first game of Thursday's International League double header with Atlanta. On the fifth inning he stole two bases on one play as Orlando McFarlane slid home on a throw to short and Johnston advanced to third on the relay.

Columbus

Register for Swim Lessons At Morning Sun

Morning Sun hosts Red Cross swimming lessons with registration at Wilbon hardware. Mrs. Robert Cart chairs. eligibility requires seven years or older. Lessons begin July 18, held Tuesdays and Thursdays, bus transport provided from the high school garage at 9 30 a.m. Nearby visitors include Lt Col and Mrs Harry Hardy and son of Camp Carson, Mr and Mrs M Haighton and Macy of Portland, and Mr and Mrs Philip Niles of Tulsa.

Red Cross Wil- 3On Robert Cart Harry Hardy Camp Carson Colorado

Shower for Janice Klaus in Keokuk

Morning Sun Meyers Janice Jalis to be bride Jay 21 honored at YWCA shower in Keokuk with 30 guests. Hostesses included Sande Goldsberry and Mrs. M. Whitlter Keokuk along with Janice’s mother and sister from Morning Sun. Clergy families from Waterloo and Morning Sun also visiting relatives in the area.

Morning Sun Janice Jalis Jay 21 YWCA Keokuk Sande Goldsberry MM. Whittler Tom Klaus Carol Cameron Die Boomershine Janice

Refreshing noontime salad with eggs and beans

A noontime salad idea combines deviled hard cooked eggs with cooked snap beans dressed in vinaigrette plus salad greens. Prepare eggs and beans ahead and chill, then bring to serving temperature about 14 minutes before serving.

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