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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
8
An advertising snippet promotes Paul Jones whiskey as a bold blend for men, describing bourbon for verve, aged rye for heft, corn whiskey, and grain neutral spirits. It asks if the product suits the reader, noting it is not for Myra Johnson.
Sunday's results include Detroit 12 Baltimore 4 Minnesota 4 New York 1 Boston 0 Kansas City 2 Cleveland 4 Los Angeles 3 Chicago 8 Washington 8. Today features Minnesota at Los Angeles New York at Detroit Chicano at Kansas City. Tomorrow's slate has Minnesota at Los Angeles Chicago at Kansas City New York at Detroit Cleveland at Washington Boston at Baltimore. Notable games: San Francisco 6 2 New York 3 4 Philadelphia 6 2 Houston 8 3 Pittsburgh at Chicago and Philadelphia at New York among others.
An eight team Open Softball league will begin May 20 and run to July 18 with three rounds totaling 21 games per team. Games 7:30 and 9 p.m. weekdays at Oregon Field, no admission. Teams include Carlisle's Sports Shop Cheri-Top Drewtys Hamm's Henderson Garage Krieger Garage May Drug of Columbus Junction Moose. John R. Millis urged association affiliation. league organized under Park Commission supervision.
Des Moines reports state records for largemouth bass broken twice in April. Clarence Allen of Council Bluffs caught an 8 pound 3.5 ounce bass from Lake Manawa, and Richard Jabens of Council Bluffs added a 7 pound 12 ounce bass from Lake Manawa. The carp record, set at 20 pounds, was surpassed by Peter Hach of Cedar Rapids with a 40 pound carp in the Mississippi River.
Minnesota right-hander Camilo Pascual finally hit peak form, limiting the Yankees to six hits in a 4-1 victory that snapped his early-season rough patch. The win kept pace atop the AL standings as Detroit and Boston posted wins elsewhere and Dave Morehead contributed a second victory for the Red Sox.
Four Muscatine teams traveled to Milwaukee for the International Hagies tournament. Eagles No 2 led the local total with 2988 pins as Fay Schweitzer posted 650 and Lyle Brockway 655, Storz Beer 1940. Leading doubles were Crumly and Kurti ger 1244 and Diehl with Paul Sr 1185. Brockway topped singles with 641, Pasdach 639, Finnegan 628, Bently 625, Kisner 621.
Ames Iowa State winds up spring drills with emphasis on passing. Coach Clay Stapleton notes passing tease and timing off in intra squad game and promises focus on passing this week. Halfback Ozzie Clay shines despite losing 26 14 as new offense performs well after 14 practices.
At Ina Mae's the Men's Major bowling league elected Shoemaker president at the annual meeting. Doug Randleman was chosen vice president Bill Krueger treasurer and Frank Swab secretary. Quick Sign Service led by Danny Curtis Bill Greenwald Jeff Varnum Fred Millage and Jim Burkey Wes Hunter a retiring president presented them with trophies after winning the championship.
Houston memorial services planned today for Dickie Kerr the pitcher famed as the honest hero of the Chicago Black Sox scandal. Kerr died Saturday of cancer at age 69 after a long baseball career as player manager and scout with tributes from Hall of Famer Ted Lyons and AL president Joe Cronin among many colleagues.
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay, months from peak, eyes the Triple Crown as he powers to victory at Churchill Downs in the 153.40 race. Never Bend, Candy Spots and On My Honor follow, with No Robbery out due to shin issues. Conway says peak comes next fall.
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