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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
7
State Conservation Commission officials urge boat owners with a yellow 1963 65 registration to renew by July 4 1965. Red sticker indicates renewal due. renewal forms and $4 fee required mailed to Des Moines. Boats are registered for two years.
Cheri-Top exploded for 14 runs in the win over Poole Transfer at Kent-Stein Park, with Bernie Wessel fanning 18 and going 4-for-4. Marvin Logel collected two hits, and Johan Marrow Gary Cook Tom Beck ey Mike Winegard Fred Birk hofer Mike Morgan and Bob Bieber contributed multi plays while Poole’s Craig Drake and Steve Roelle added singles.
A rider at the Devon Horse Show was stabbed during a quarrel witnessed by thousands. Wendell Jones Jr. of Lancaster suffered stomach wounds and was hospitalized. Forrest Gibson, a 46 year old Lancaster groom at Greystone Manor Stables, was arrested on aggravated assault and battery charges with $540 bail.
Rain continues to disrupt Eastern Town Hawkeye conference baseball with Lincoln of Stanwood vs Wilton canceled due to crowded schedules. Wilton hosts West Branch Saturday. Durant gate moved to June 15. today Mid-Prairie at Durant, West Liberty at LA High, Town City sophs at West Branch.
Michel Jazy surged from seventh with 300 yards remaining to win at St Maur Stadium, clocking 3 minutes 55.5 seconds for the mile, the fastest ever by a European. Jean Wadoux trailed by about 12 yards as the first five finishers all broke four minutes. Peter Snell holds the world record at 3:54.4 with a faster time possible pending.
OTTUMWA AP The three Putnam brothers who starred in basketball at Ottumwa Walsh High School will enroll at Parsons College next fall. Bob will join as a freshman, Jim transfers as a sophomore from Arizona, and Mike transfers from St. Louis as a junior after averaging over 23 points per game. Ottumwa Walsh teams compiled 102 wins and 16 losses during the five years with at least one Putnam on the squad.
Quad Cities Angels manager Harry Dunlop concluded a three day suspension for pushing Midwest League umpire Ron Uzelac after a disputed ninth inning call. League President James Gruenwald imposed the retroactive penalty and a $50 fine for the Burlington incident following Bees’ two run, 2 1 victory.
The commission says fishing is poor in most state rivers and streams except the upper Mississippi. South central lakes shine with top crappie and bluegill catches at Red Haw Lake and Lake Ahquabi. White bass on Rock Creek and lake bass and crappie at Keomah. Mississippi River fishing holds steady with good bass, crappie, and bluegill. Trout fishing should improve as northeast streams clear. Beeds Lake named best northern spot for bluegill and yellow bass.
Standings show Magnus Cleaners first, Meadow Gold second, and Western AUSO third. Individual results include Winnie Carpenter 180 in a high game, Lacy Donovan 496 in high series, Dick Lowe 223 in high game and 552 in high series, along with Jane Carpenter 551. Team highs list Massey’s Business Equipment Center 682 in a game and Meadow Gold 1932 in a team series.
Ken Moore of Oregon, holder of the fastest three mile time nationally this season, has a broken foot and will miss the NCAA Championship meet June 17 to 19 in Berkeley. Coach Bill Bowerman said the injury occurred May 23 after winning the Pacific Athletic Conference three mile in 13 45 at Pullman. Recovery is estimated at one month to six weeks. Oregon defends its NCAA track and field title.
Waterloo moved into a three way tie for second in the Midwest League with a 4-1 win over Quad Cities as Neil Hutcheson allowed three hits and Tom Gilman relieved in the eighth. Dick Jackson doubled and singled for the winners, while Jeff Talbot homered in the sixth to seal Clinton’s 4-1 win over Dubuque. Fox Cities edged Wisconsin Rapids 6-2. Burlington and Decatur were rained out, leaving Waterloo tied with Quincy and Decatur in second place.
Lake Lassies 4 H Club reports its regular meeting at Janice and Carol Anthony home setting summer start time to 7 30 p m with a make up session planned at Barbara Timm home June 19 from 1 30 to 4 20 p m Achievement Day slated for July 20 at High Prairie Methodist Church Demonstrations covered various topics three Mothers of the Month named and club members attend Rural Life at St Marys Church A birthday dinner honored Ardell Robinson of Boone with many relatives present from several towns
Films of the NCAA wrestling tourney championships at Laramie Wyoming will be shown at 7 30 p m Friday and Saturday at the YMCA. Town State won the team title in the meet. The public is invited to attend free. They are being made free of charge by Roy Carver Sr.
Keithsburg Illinois reports Sgt Ralph E Hall son of the late L C Hall Sr earned a BA in Government from the University of Arizona in Tucson on May 26 1965 under the Airman's Education Commissioning program. He will be commissioned in the Air Force in September and plans to marry Joyce E B Ryan on June 19 1965 at St Josephs Mission McGrew New York. The couple will live in Tucson until September then move to Denver.
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