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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
11
Members of the Muscatine swim club attended the Davenport Swimming meet at Garfield Pool over Saturday and Sunday. Brad Titus Mike Catolona Dennis Blackwood Rod Oberhaus and Kirk Wagner distinguished themselves in their divisions.
Denny Kissane earned the win and hurled 10 innings with three hits allowed as Clinton defeated Dubuque 2—1 to open the Midwest Baseball League's second half. Fox Cities topped Waterloo 3—1 with Jim Rouse homering and Jim Keagy also contributing for Waterloo. Delon Thompson claimed his 20th victory in 13 games as Wisconsin Rapids beat Quad Cities 8—2, while Dave Harvey collected four hits for Wisconsin Rapids. Bill Schlessinger hit a two‑run homer for Burlington in a 4—2 win over Cedar Rapids, and Wayne Boultinghouse belted a back‑to‑back bagger for the Osers as Quincy beat Decatur 12—11.
Muskets, Muscatine High, suffer sixth defeat of the year as Moline Junior Legion wins 3 to 0. Rauschenberger takes the loss while De Backer fans the win. Denny Garvin injures an arm in the fifth. Muskies were held to three hits and committed errors that produced all three Moline runs. Next, Muscatine hosts Clinton River Kings at Tom Bruner Field.
Juan Marichal pitched another masterful game to blank the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0, improving his lifelong home record against the Dodgers and tying the major league win mark. Don Drysdale suffered four straight losses as the Dodgers tumbled in a tight pennant race. Local standings stretched with Giants closing in, while other NL and AL results featured Mets, Pirates, Reds, and Cubs. White Sox and Yankees posted large wins elsewhere.
Chicago cash grain prices list June 29 shows wheat No 2 hard minus 1.48n and No 2 red 1.43 to 1.46n. Corn No 1 yellow 1.36 42 to 1.37n, No 2 yellow 1.36 to 1.37n. Oats No 2 heavy 74a.m. Soybeans No 1 yellow 3.02 to 3.03n. Soybean oil 10.40n.
In Chicago the wheat market led gains while old crop soybeans faced stop loss selling as prices slipped up to four cents a bushel. Wheat drew active speculative support. soybeans closed 4 to 14 cents lower. Kentucky reports show nearly half of public school students drop out before graduation, ranking 48th in retention.
The Mets sealed a 9 6 win as Krane pool homered and Chuck Hiller added a two run single after a six hit doubleheader day. Chris Short allowed four hits in a strong start while Johnny Callison drove in the lone Phillies run in the third on a triple and a wild pitch. Larry Jackson limited the Cubs to six hits in the Astros game as Don Landrum hit a two run homer and stole home.
USDA estimates Wednesday receipts include 9,000 cattle 5,000 hogs and 300 sheep. Hog prices on Tuesday were steady to weak with 3,000 head selling sparingly up to 25.50. Slaughter steers were steady to strong with 1,150-1,350 lb at 28.50 to 29.25. Spring lambs sold 24.50 to 26.00 for choice to prime.
New York stocks reversed a large early gain into a sharp downturn in very heavy trading. The day’s volume was about 10.3 million shares, well above Monday’s 7.66 million.
New York stocks closed with mixed moves as late Tuesday quotations showed modest gains in industrials while rails drifted. Investors weighed earnings trends and economic data amid a cautious market tone.
A daily hospital update lists admitted patients Barbara Torrence Wilton Dweine Fisher Joy Harry Bomke Walter Kebernik George Marolf Arlen Elliott Jean Shoultz dismissed patients Mark Beger Wilma Maoy ers Lucas Garzia and infant daughters Arthur Knight in Illinois City Kansas City Missouri Mrs Marvin Brows infant daughter Marie Tomlinson Sheridan Santiago Amilar Route Doe Christian and others. Also standard probate divorce notes and local grain and livestock market summaries followed by a crime threat note involving a London woman justice of the peace targeted by alleged Ku Klux Klansmen.
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