Stuart Haunts the Red Sox In Doubleheader Sweep
Dick Stuart fueled Boston with a grand slam in the first game and added a two run homer in the nightcap to lead the Red Sox to a 6-2 win and a 2-1 victory in the doubleheader. Jim Gentile also homered for Baltimore in a separate doubleheader sweep. Rain canceled the second game of Detroit vs Cleveland. The AL leaders include Stuart with 28 RBIs and 42 homers, and his injury‑free season continues.
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Red Sox
Boston
Kansas
Gily
Stuart
Athletics
Jim Gentile
Moe Drabowsky
Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
New York
Los Angeles
Detroit
Cleveland
Freese Named to Second All Star Team in District 4
Iowa catcher Jim Freese, former Muscatine athlete, earned a spot on the district 4 second all star team behind Minnesota’s Ron Woljak. Freese posted a 2-for-4 and 1-for-3 day with three RBIs as Iowa swept Northwestern 14-4 and 11-2. Dick Siebert of Minnesota was named coach of the year.
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Jim Freese
Iowa
Freese
Muscatine High
Ron Woljak
Minnesota
Golfers Begin Qualifying for U S Open
Some 2250 players start the path to the U S Open across 54 courses from Washington to Honolulu. They play 36 holes Monday or Tuesday, with 428 advancing to sectional rounds on June 8. Defending champ Julius Boros and 20 others are exempt from qualifying, and 43 players skip local rounds.
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Associated Press
Washington
D. C
Honolulu
Hawaii
Julius Boros
Baseball Scores and Standings From Saturday to Tuesday
Scattered major league results show Los Angeles, New York, Boston and Kansas City winning or losing across several games. Standings list Philadelphia, San Francisco, Milwaukee, St. Louis, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati with varied records. Upcoming schedule features nationally televised matchups and multiple city pairings across the leagues.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
York
Minnesota
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Kansas
New York
National
Lengue
Pau GB
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelph
Cincinnati
Ghienga
San Fran
Houston
Tonay
Muesday
San Preimeisco
Memphis Open Money Winners at Colonial Country Club
In the $50,000 Memphis Open at Colonial Country Club, Mike Souchak won $7,300 with 69 55 67 69 for 270. Billy Casper earned $3,650 finishing 69-83-69-70-271, while Tommy Jacobs, Bob Rosburg, Art Wall, and others received prizes totaling down to $1,430 for Terry Sigelsmith.
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Memphis
Colonial Country Club
Mike Souchak
Billy Casper
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Art Wall Jn
Mason Rudolph
Gene Littler
Doug Sanders
Gay Brewer
Terry Sigelsmith
Johnny Polt
12 Iowans Among Top Winners In the WIBC Bowling Tourney
The 44th WIBC tournament in Minneapolis ended its four day run with twelve Iowans among top money winners. Joan Havlish of Minnesota won two crowns, topping Division 1 singles at 690 for $400 and all events at 1,980 for $200. Dena Clapsaddle and Shirley Willis of Mason City won Division II doubles for $890 with 1,221. Karen Underwood and Hazel Vaughn of Gowrie were third in Division II doubles at 1,122 for $700. Other top finishers included Mary Ann Mullen of Perry second in Division 1 singles and Evelyn Nece and Ann Rand of Des Moines eighth in Division 1 doubles. The tourney set records with over 25,000 individuals and 3,080 teams and $248,024 in prize money. The 1985 event will be in Portland, Oregon.
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Minneapoll
St. Paul
Joan Havilish
Minnersota
Dena Clapsaddle
Shirley Willis
Mason City
Karen Underwood
Hazel Vaughn
Gowrie
T Hird
Billie, Rugland
Liz Katschkowsky
Elkader
Perry
Mary Ann Mullen
Havlish
Evelyn Nece
Ann Rand
Des Moines
Ellen Graybeal
Mert Cummings
Keokuk
Florence Wietzell
Odebdlt
WIBC
Allgauers
Chicago
Shirley Garrs
Grace Werkmeister
Alltevent
Miller Transporters
Jackson
Miss
el Ferguson
Lansing
Mich
Emma Randolph
Memphis
Tenn
Portland
Ore
Home Cooking Helps Betsy Rawls Win Civitan Open
Betsy Rawls edged rival Mickey Wright to win the Civitan Open in Dallas, earning $2,100 first prize and $1,580 for second. Wright also topped money standings with $8,950 across seven events, while Rawls moved into clear second with $5,037.80. Wright leads in overall 1964 season pace, aiming for her 1963 momentum.
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Dallas
Betsy Rawls
Betsy
Micekey Wright
Civitan
Miss Wright
Miss Rawls
Miss Ranvls
Morris Wins 2nd Jalopy Racing Feature in a Row
Mel Morris of West Liberty repeated his season success at the Louisa county fairgrounds Columbus Junction event. He led the 20-lap feature from the start, fending off late pressure from Bob Inglebright of Mount Pleasant as an excited crowd watched. Earlier, Morris and Mark Mosier tangled in the second heat, allowing Johnny Mullink to take the lead and win. Other heats saw Mickey, Mullink, and Inglebright among top finishers with fast qualifying times posted.
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Columbus Junction
Mel Morris
West Liberty
Morris
Liberty
Weel
Louisa
Fairgrounds
Bob Inglebright
Mount:Pleasant
Mark Mosier
Washington
Johnny Mullink
John Mickey
Columbus- Jumetion
Mike Niffenegger
Kalona
Tie
Jack
Brissey
Burlington
Kenny Jackson
Mickey
West
Bob
Lang
Jimago
Local Names and Roles in Muscatine and Wapello Areas
Fragmentary list shows individuals tied to Muscatine and Wapello including Dick Kleindolph Roger Noble Hal Lundvall Bob Kleindolph and Marvin Plank with further names Morris Inglebright Mickey Lane and La Mosier. No clear event or context provided.
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Kleindolph
Muscatine
Roger, Noble
Wapello
Hal
Lundvall
Bob Kleindolph
Marvin Plank
Morris
Inglebright
Mickey
Lane la Mosier
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AP Photofax
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Chevrolet
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Blackwall
Whitewalls
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Rehwaldt
2Nd and Orange Sts
Muscatine Tractor Parts
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Deratur
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