Pitchers In Spotlight As Major Leagues Begin Last Month
The 1964 major league season enters its final month as top pitchers face health checks and call-ups. Sandy Koufax receives a season-ending limit, while Juan Marichal passes his test and Masa tani Murakami debuts as the first native-born Japanese to reach an American club. Sad Sam Jones joins Baltimore from Columbus to bolster the pennant drive, and Os Jones brings veteran experience to the Orioles.
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Muscatine
Journal
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Juan Marichal
Hander
San Francisco, Giants
Masatani
Murakami
Giants
Sady Sam Jones
Baltimore
Los
Marichal
San Francisco
Fresno
Annie League and Wilcat League bowling standings summary
The item lists multiple bowling standings from Town and Country leagues. It records Jake's Super Market Beauty Faire and others with team and individual scores, high games and series, and upcoming lane closures. Notable names include Pat Siex Wilma Heuer Ralph Burr Clif Cozad Frank Miller Boo Miller Tom Fox Dink Schreuts Leo Salemink and others across teams such as Beauty Faire Western Izaak Walton and Central State Bank.
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Sty St
Erickson's
Wish
Pat Siena
Wilma Heuer
Frank Miller
Boo Miller
Jake's Super Market
Beauty Paize
Western
Wilpcat
Izaak Walton
Tucas Suakey
Prinee Mart
Rossarta
Pasquales
Lucas
Tucas
Tom Fox
Ene Morgan
Miah
Mrnie Morgan
Wil
Central State Bank
Ins Mae
Meadow Gold Muk
L Beach Lumber
Massey
Miller's High Asse
Globy J
Wenching Quarries
Central State Aish Bank
Ina Man's
High Ind
Dink Schretts
Leo Salemink
Dink Schreuts
Chuex Anson
Struggles League Bowling Results at Cole's Inn
Scores from the Struggles League at Cole's Inn show women Dela Zdmonson 200 Barbara Morrissey 195 and men George Kook 228 Ray Abney 212. High women series Barbara Morrissey 48a Earle Konia 459. high men George Kook 609 Ray Abney. Team No. 1 led with 103 game and 704 series. high team series also Team No. 1 in 1960 Cole's Inn.
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Dela Zdmonson
Barbara Morrissey
George Kook
Ray Abney
Zasy Wash
Cole's Inn
Host Team Wins In World Meet
Rock Island Argus posted a 0M victory over Columbia in the International Softball Congress world tournament on Monday night in Rock Island. Other results included Allentown beating Galt Lake City by 43, Vancouver defeating Tulsa 24, and LaMar overcoming Enid 21 on a ninth inning homer. Brubaker pitched the win for Argus before relief late. Tonight’s schedule features Valparaiso versus Burgie Beer at 6, Fort Worth against Oshawa at 7, Arvada versus Columbia at 8, and Fort Wayne vs Tulsa at 9.
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Rock Island
Rock Island Argus
Columbia, D.C
Allentown
Galt Lake City
Utah
Vancouver
Canada
Tulsa
Okla
LaMar
Calif
Enid
Call
Dick Brubaker
Argus
Valparaiso
Ind
Burgie Beer
Moline
Fort Worth
Tex
Oshawa
Arvada
Columbia
Oliva Seeks Rookie Marks In Local Softball All-Star Tilt
Named players for a tentative 7:30 p.m. Thursday all-star game at Kent-Stein Park include Krieger’s Carl Bartenhagen and Bill Beik as catchers, Krieger’s Sonny Christoffers on first, Ina Mae’s John Robinson on the mound, Carlisle’s Eric Bertelt and Wilson’s Bob Steckmat in the outfield, and Ed Reifert moving to a starting outfield role. Managers Jack Burns Carlile’s John Gordy and Harry Koch round out the coaching staff with replacements added to balance the squad as Krieger’s dominates the Open Softball league.
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Kent-Stein Park
Carl Battenhagen
Krieger Motors
Davenport
Rock Island
Bill Beik
Krieger's
Gary Minor
Carlisle Sports Shop
Carl Bartenhagen
John Robinson
Ina Mae
Keith Chapman
Wilton Feed & Produce
Sonny Christofferson
Ron Reilert
Mike Rueckerl
Don TeStrake
Eric Bertelt
Carllisle
Jim Vastine
Wilson's
Chevrolet
Durant
Bob Steckmat
Whitey Muridock
Wilton
Ed Reifert
Carlisle
Jack Burns
John Gordy
Carlisle’s
Harry Koch
Henderson Garage
Ksieger
Bill Brant
Ben Frost
Ken Lange
Foxes Win Title as Cedar Rapids Clinches Split Season
Cedar Rapids defeated Fox Cities 4 3 in the ninth as Jon Neal drove in the winning run with a sac fly and a late double. Quad Cities split with Quincy 3 2 in the first game but dropped the second. Bob Marshall highlighted Decatur’s 4 2 win over Burlington with two RBI. Dubuque edged Waterloo 5 4 on Ralph Gagliano’s ninth inning score. Wisconsin Rapids was idle.
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Jon Neal
Cedar Rapids
Quad Cities
Quincy
Chuck Vinson
Tom Egan
Bob Marshall
Decatur
Burlington
Dubuque
Waterloo
Las Ralph Gagliano
Wisconsin
Rapids
Muscatine Quarterdecklub Opens Fall Meetings With Boat Ride
The Muscatine Quarterdecklub begins its fall series with a Wednesday boat ride on the Mississippi aboard the Kent Feeds boat leaving the club at 5 30 p m. The association holds its annual stay September 9 at the Izaak Walton league clubhouse in Fairport and resumes weekly dinners and programs September 16 at Ina Maes.
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Muscatine
Mississippi River
Kent
Izaak Wallon League
Fairport
Ina Mae
Iowa Hawkeyes Eying Upset Season In Press Day
Iowa coach Jerry Burns projected a brighter finish than polls suggest as he and players spoke at Press Day in Iowa City. He noted gaps in receivers and linebackers while predicting a steady running game and a shift to more drop-back passing. He stressed development of younger players and the use of platoons for depth ahead of Saturday scrimmages.
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Iowa
Hawkeyes
Jerry Burns
Iowa City
Hawks
Burns
Mickey Moses
Moses
Dave Dirkx
Burns Faces Pressure as Hawks Face Job-Saving Season
OWA CITY Iowa coach Jerry Burns acknowledges widespread speculation he may be dismissed if the Hawkeyes stumble this season. Now starting his fourth year, Burns says he must win to quiet talk, notes two remaining contract years, and hopes to steer a team injured and short of top form toward better performance.
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Hawks
Amore Boys
Burns
Owa City
Jerry Burns
Hawkeyes
Bus
Associated Press
Inwa
Burnshay
Forest Evashevski
Cam
Wally
Yaz Predicts Oliva Will Win AL Batting Title
Kansas City reports Yaz Tremliski concedes AL batting lead to Minnesota’s Tony Oliva. The 40 year old veteran says Oliva, a Cuban rookie, is hitting .333 to his .285 and would need a real slump to lose the race.
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Kansas City
M— Car
Yastrzemski
Minnesota
Tony Oliva
Yaz
Yastrzemsich
Oliva Nears AL Rookie Records in Twins Win over Washington
Tony Oliva continues to threaten multiple American League rookie marks as Minnesota defeats Washington 2 1. He leads in batting hits runs and doubles with 322 184 99 and 35 respectively while chasing records set by Dale Alexander Joe DiMaggio Roy Johnson and Jimmie Wall. Don Drysdale and the Dodgers beat the Cardinals 5 2 backed by Maury Wills and Wes Parker homers.
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Oliva
Pedro
Twins
Washington
Maury Wills
Wes Parker
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
St Louis
Tony
Cuba
Dale Alexander
Detroit
Alexander
Lloyd Waner
Pittsburgh
Joe DiMaggio
New York Yankees
Waner
Roy Johnson
Homiers— Oliva
Jimmie Wall
Olive
DiMaglio
Lin
Senators
Ming
Don Mincher
Hall
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Grant
Wildness
Don Blasingame
Minnesota
Bill Pleis
Pleis
Fred Valentine
Minor League Scores From Coast League and Others
Pacific Coast League games include Tacoma 2 Portland 1 and Seattle 10 Hawaii 5. Oklahoma City 4 Salt Lake City 3. Indianapolis 3 Denver 0. San Diego 6 Spokane 4. International League results show Rochester 5 Bryfala 4 and Atlanta 1 Jacksonville 0 with Columbus at Ricland and rain in the forecast.
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Associated Press
Tacoma
Portland
Okla
City
Sait Lake City
Indianapolis
Denver
San Diego
Spokane
Seattle
Hawaii
Rochester
Bryfala
Atlania
Jacksonville
Columbus
Ricland
Sports Roundup of Scores and Schedule Across Cities
The page lists multiple city matchups and results from major leagues with teams such as Houston Philadelphia Los Angeles New York and Milwaukee. It notes today’s and Wednesday’s games and the sole scheduled game for the day including matches like Baltimore Minnesota and Detroit Chicago while outlining standings in the American section.
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Associated Press
Hasse Bague Lpe
Philadelphia
Sass Cincinnay
Lau
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis
Philsdelphia
Suncoureh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
St Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Cinemnatic
eAote
Minnesota
Neveland
Jostonse
Washington - Kansas
Minnésota
Washington
Baiimore
S. Boston
Kansas City
Detroit
Cleveland
Weanes
Boston
Baltimore
Dodgers Top Cardinals as Parker Hits First Home Run
Wes Parker of the Dodgers slugged his first homer of the year and added two singles in a 12-3 win over St. Louis. Don Drysdale fanned 12 batters, earning his Mth win as the Dodgers halted the Cardinals six game streak. Makoto Matanabe defeated Lee Kyo San in Tokyo boxing action.
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Wills
Parker
Drysdale
Cardinals
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Dick Tracewski
Associated Press
Wes Parker
St. Louis
Don Drysdale
Oui
Cardinal
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Gre Schmid
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Jack Bert
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Tokyo
Makoto Matanabe
Japan
Lee Kyo San
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