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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1964

Page

4

Mets Irked by Terrible Tag Show Duke Snider Giants What They Can Do

Mets pitcher Tracy Stallard faced Duke Snider in the fifth inning after Snider joined the Giants. San Francisco rallied for a 4-2 win as Snider’s single and Pagan’s score helped tie the game before Hamilton? Noted, Stallard left with arm stiffness. Dodgers, Phillies, Cardinals, and Reds post notable results across the National League as multiple teams win.

Muscatine, In Journal Mets Duke Snider Giants Murray Chass Associated Press Sports Weiler Snider Tracy Stallard New York ‘Mets The Stallard San Francisco Uned Pagan Joe Christophers Jim Hickman Charlie Smith Hickman Dodgers

Muscatine Boys Set Records In Bettendorf Track Meet

A trio of Muscatine athletes starred in the Little Six meet at Bettendorf. Steve Temple and Russ Howard both cleared 12 feet in the pole vault to set a new MHS mark, Herb Grigg clocked 14.8 in the 120 yard high hurdles, and other Muskie performers posted top finishes in shot put, discus, broad jump and other events as Ot tumwa, Assumption and Bettendorf contended.

Muscatine Little Six Bettendorf Steve Temple Herb Grigg Russ Howard Temple MHS Howard Grigg Dedder Donegan Wagler Haas Mekshes Bob Berry Berington Dodder Ottumwan Piscus Fee Carroll Hans Piper Bob Noth Bettenda Finches Marks Peel Roe Halton F. W McKim Perry van Wetzinger Charles Mason Morrison Chedistar Deere Morrin Byham Grige Riley Hanson Osborne Kelly Shuntaker Mc Carthy Baugh Tim Fy Carthy Azamar Coones Dames Mile Eenenburg Munnikianen Manning Fu McLaury Bourdmin Grite Toom Situannes Archinsist Tine Ao Run LaBond Denniston Moody, M Dy Echehs Fitsimones Burlington Ottumwas Muskies Keokuk Assumption Muscatine High Two Mus Kies Charlie “Mason Griga Twin

Muscatine Muskies Take Third at Little Six Meet in Davenport

Muscatine finished third behind Burlington and Ottumwa at the first Little Six track meet held Friday night at Brady Street Stadium in Davenport. Russ Howard and Steve Temple set school pole vault records, Herb Grigg fueled hurdles and sprint marks, and Dodder delivered a 56 foot 5 inch discus throw. Dunegan set a 131 foot 6 inch discus best, while Ottumwa and Bettendorf traded event wins shaping the final standings.

Harold Blake Russ Howard Joe Dodder Herb Grigg Muscatine Little Six Brady Street Stadium Davenport

Grand Slam Highlight in Cardinals Win Over Brewers

Juhán Javier of St Louis hit a grand slam and added singles in four at bats to power the Cardinals past Milwaukee 10-6. John Buzhardi of the White Sox blanked Washington on three hits for his third win. Muscatine Red Sox to begin season workouts at Tom Bruner Field on Sunday at 1 30 p.m. All candidates reported.

Giants Phillies Richie Allen Julian Javier St. Louis Jeoff Long Charley James Associated Press Juhan Javier Cardinals Milwaukee John Buzhardi Chicago White Sox Washington Oakville Muscatine Red Sox Tom Bruner

Record Setters Lead Little Six Meet Highlights

Only Record Setters Jim Dunegan of Burlington and Joe Dodder of Muscatine set marks at Davenport in the 40th Little Six track meet. Dunegan threw discus 151 feet 6 inches while Dodder regained the shot put record with 56 feet 512 inches, each on final attempts.

Jim Dunegan Burlington Joe Dodder Muscatine Davenport Dunegan Dodder Journal

Carr Edges LOS ANGELES in Relays Four-Man Showdown

GrambIing College sprinters win 440 and 880 relays while Dallas Long tops the shot put field at the Los Angeles Coliseum Relays. Sprintee Richard Stebbins of Grambling edges Henry Caren in the 100 meters, Carr defeats Bob Hayes in the 200, Villanova anchors set a two mile relay mark, and Texas A&M’s Randy Matson dominates the shot put duel though fouling out late.

Los Angeles Grambling College Sprat Dallas Long Sux Speeme Los Angeles Coliseum Sprinlee Richard Stebbins Grambling Henry Care Carr Bob Hayes Hayes Villanova Jim Orr al Adams Tom Sullivan Noel Carroll Oregon State Modesto Calif Long Randy Malson Texas A & M Matson

Nash Signs With Angels in Pro Deal Report

Louisville Kentucky star Catton Nash, an All-America basketball player from the University of Kentucky, is expected to sign a baseball contract with the Los Angeles Angels of the American League. The Courier Journal cites a reliable source saying Nash will sign for a substantial bonus and may pursue professional basketball as well.

Louisville University of Kentucky Catton Nash Los Angeles Angels The Courier Journal Nash Angels

Hayes Golfers Triumph Over Burlington Notre Dame

Hayes Catholic high school golfers defeated Burlington Notre Dame 178 to 202. Medalist John Peters finished with a score of 45 aided by teammates Tom Tadewald 47 Bill Linde 47 and Dwyer 48. Nike players Newbarry 43 Mauer 60 Friedle 32 Sondell 35 provided later totals.

Hayes Catholic High School Burlington Notre Dame Muscatine Ohn Peters Iags Tom Tadewald Bill Lindesay Dwyer Newbarry Nikes Mauer Friedle Sondell

Mickey Wins Feature at Mt. Pleasant Jalopy Card

John Mickey of Columbus Junction captured the feature race on the jalopy card at Mt. Pleasant Friday night. Winners also included Dale Reed in the trophy dash from La Harpe, Ron Hemstead in the semifeature from Lone Tree, Bob Singelbright in the first heat from Mr. Pleasant, Bob Lane in the second heat from Burlington, Mike Niffenegger in the third heat from Kalona, and Dick Hamilton in the fourth heat from Muscatine. The program moves to West Liberty tonight.

MT. Pleasant John Mickey Columbus Junction West Liberty Trophy Dash Dale Reed la Harpe Ml. Semifeature Ron Hemstead Lone ‘Tree Bob Sjnglebright Mr. Pleasant Bob Lane Burling‘ton Mike Niffenegger Kalona Dick Hamilton Muscatine

Fight Results Melbourne Flyweights

Rocky Gedel lari of Melbourne stopped Ray Perez of Honolulu in seven rounds in a flyweights bout in Australia.

Melbourne Rocky Gedellari Australia Ray Perez Honolulu

Pappas Shines but Bunker Steals Spotlight in Orioles Win

In a doubleheader against the Angels, Miz Pappas pitched a shutout and added a hit, but veteran Wally Bunker delivered a four straight complete-game victory in the opener. Bunker’s performance and the Orioles six earned runs in the fourth doomed LA as Cleveland, Minnesota, and Kansas City posted wins elsewhere.

Phil Ortega Willie Davis Ortega Davis Dodgers Pirates Gennett Dennis Bennett Colts Miz Pappas Wally Bunker Orioles Los Angeles Pappas Angels Bunker Bird Baltimore Kiddie Korps Untouchables Washington Chicago John Buzhardt Minnesota Camila Pascual Boston Bill Monbouquette Kansas City Diego Segui New York Cleveland Detroit Dick Green A’s Indians

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