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Newspaper
Southern Illinoisan
Location
Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1964
Page
12
Earl Fupate of Janesville Wisconsin scored his first hole in one during a vacation here his wife witnessed the event. He aced the 16 yard hole on the Greenbrier course.
Houston Colts beat Milwaukee Braves 3-2 today on four hits and miscues. Joe Gaines sparked a rally with a leadoff single and steal, Ed Bailey misplayed a relay, and Rusty Staub drove in the go ahead run with a sacrifice fly as Houston notched its seventh win in 11 meetings with Milwaukee.
The American League starting lineup for the July 7 All-Star Game at Shea Stadium features three Yankees, three Twins and one each from Baltimore and Los Angeles, with Mickey Mantle the sole 1963 repeat. Twins Bob Allison Harman Killebrew Tony Oliva headline infield and outfield, while Elston Howard Bob Richardson and Mantle anchor the Yankee contingent. Commissioner Ford Frick announced NL starters. White Sox, Kansas City and Cleveland have no players in the starting outlook.
In Augusta, Bruce Devlin Lionel Hebert Bob Goalby Billy Patton Dave Ragan Richard Davies Downing Gray each carded 3s on the par 5 15th. Five players Nicklaus Ferrier Lemar January and Pott made eagles on the 13th, while Nichols capped the round with an eagle on the par 5 eighth.
The Murphysboro Red Wings, leading the Bi-State League, beat Altenberg Missouri on Riverside Park to maintain first place. Lewis Glidewell pitched the abbreviated distance as the game ended in the eighth under the first run lead rule. The Wings host New Bern at 3 30 pm today in a non league outdoor picnic clash organized by the Murphysboro Booster Club.
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