Jun-04.pd - Local History Archives

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. They will rehearse i The Summer C~~rus will have
ar Memorial Center's: as its goal the gIVing of a con.
hall and will be aC-j'cert in Fries Auditorium the end
I by Gerald Hughes. of July.
lassie
olor
r clay tone is the choice
the most sophisticated
les. Here is a tradi.
al shade that has been
t1y updated In dacron
I wool worsted
others from 65.00
VanBovtn
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. Ad~ms • Also in Ann Arbor
~osUp Into
, cool a.'\d comfortable.
etter than
suit tailored by Haspel
25 % cotton. It's completely
and resists wrinkles
lay.
oup of colors
110,00
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CordSuits:
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mediums and darks. $4500
7012 Kercl.eval
In the
Village
TU 4-5800
Regular • Shorts
Longa • Elttra Longs
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Thursday, June 4, 1964
16941 Kercheval, cor. Notre Dame
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GROSSE POINTE NEWS
L. I L R I third inning, and another home
Itt e eag ue esu ts run in the fifth inning with 2
~-------- aboard, to personally account
(Continued from Page 8) winning 9 to 5. There were 31 for 7 of the 9 runs. Marcopulos
Tim Allard continued to lead the st~ikeouts chalked up in this hit a single and a h1me run to
league in homers with another game with Louis Sendelback, the drive in the Braves' 3 runs.
one. losing pitcher getting 16 while Ware and Bayes toiled on the
At the other field, the Reds Jim WhIms nnd John Truba with mound for the Braves.
edged by the Indians the same 3 innings each had 15. Whims • • ojo
day by a score of 3.1 with Van was the winning pitcher. Truba Tuesday: The Cubs beat the
Conway pitching. The Reds had had a homer and Whims a dou- Dodgers on May 26th, 10-5 to
three hits, including Gregg Mesa. b"lefor Buffalo, while Noel Cor. continue their winning streak.
car's home run, to five for the mier and Leo Merta had doubles Gannan pitched another fine
losing Indians, including a triple for Syracuse. game for the Cubs, and Meand
double by Ray Beggs and On Tuesday, May 26, Bob .
two hits by Doug Schultz. Wiley and Mark Palms comL:ned Donald pitched all the way for
In a very exciting game May to pitch a no-hitter as Roches. the Dodgers,. bu~ was hampered
28, the Reds nipped the Yan-. ter beat Miami 8 to 0 with Wiley by several fleldmg errors, plus
kees 7-6. Jim Parker pitched for getting the win. Rochester extra home. runs by Gannan and ~ethe
Reds, with Jack Critchfield base hits were Rick Reinman ghanh of. the Cubs, which
and Jay Imesch for the Yanks. a homer triple and double Tom Isealed the Issue. Chapel played
Reds had doubles by Gregg McGraw' a homer, Mark Palms an outstanding game at first
Mesacar, Max Gardner amI Jim
Parker, while the Yanks had
a double and Dave Sickelsteel a for the Dodgers.
double. I'", • ..
fine hitting' by Glen Hillger, Buffalo's pitching combination Wednesday: The Cards con-
Dwayne Griffin and John Schras- of Jim Whims and John Truba tinued their pursuit of the Cubs
hun, who homered with two on again won Wednesday, May 27. on Wednesday May 27 by dein
the fifth inning, Defensive Richmond v,'as the victim 18 to feating the D~dgers 4-1 in a
!p.lay by Mark Ireton in cent~r 2. Tru~a was the winner. Extra tight _ well-played game. The
r,eld sto~pe~ a Reds r.ally tn b,13e hIts-ail by Buffalo---:-were Cards scored 1 run in four difthe
5t? Innmg, but tho' Yanks
couldn t score that extra run.
a homer by Greg ~berskl and
doubles by Jeff S~bley, John
ferent innings, and the Dodgers
picked up a run in the fifth.
On ~ay 27, the P.Irate~ best~d Kelly and Thad Galvm. RaJ.ph 11i Domenico pitched all
t~e TIge~:; .12-10. In eIght m- S~racuse and Columbus played the way in the losing cause for
mngs. Wmrung pItcher was Stu a he game 7 to 7, Thursday, th D d b t D P ters
Fraser in a game featuring May 28. Greg Stahl had 16 e 0 ge.rs, u ave e on
heavy hitting; Tom Cameron and strikeouts for Columbus while wa~ ~he big man for the Cards,
Baron Munchausen homered, Leo Merta struck out 14 for strlkl~g out 13 .n0d~ers and
while Mike Corbett hit two Syracuse. Bill Bennett had a allowmg only 3 hIts. SIdes, Mehomers
for the Pirates and John grand slam homerun -and Leo Lead, Wells,. Schmat~ and
Odbert's homer in the eig~th Merta had a double for Syra. Peterson contnlbuted hIts for
inning with one on won the cuse while Tim Clayton hit a the Cards. and Ca~cat, MeDongame.
Jim Bofiiman and Dick b"ses loaded triple for Colum. aid, and DI Domemco were the-
Hudson hit homers for the bus. This game will be played to Dodger threats.
Tigers, a conclusion at a later date. .. .. •
On May 29 the Red Sox again Rochester won their 8th Thursday: Chris Marcopulos
had trouble wIth the heavy hit- straight game Friday, May 29, of the Braves, and Kevin Drean
ting Giants, who pounded 14 hits over Syracuse 5 to 4. Tom Me. of the Cubs locked in a real
off pitchers Bill Robe.rts and
Gordon Piche to will 12-7. Tim
Graw was the winning pitcher, pitchers' battle on Thur:;day,
striking out 15 and hitting 2 the 28th, as the Cubs stayed 2
Allard and Tom Reinman each homeruns. Bill Bennett, losing games up on the Cards by win.
homered with two on base. Tim pitcher. had 11 strikeouts and ning 2.0. The Braves got only
Wittstock Reinman Gary Bea.~I' hit a triple. Other extra base 3 hits, 2 of the infield variety,
fait, Pep' Perry e~ch donbled, hits were a homer and a triple and the Cubs had only one
Reinman collecting two, and by Bob Taylor and a doub!.e by scratch hit off Marcopulos until
Chi!) Delsener, Danny Griffin Jim Hollerbach for Rochester the last of the sixth, when Thuand'
Ron Trefer had singles. while Syracuse got a douule from man singled, and then Drean
Danny Griffin was the winning Noel Cormier. won his own game by hitting a
pitcher. For the Sox Jim Van Class C. Standings long home run to wrap up the
Eman hit two doubles and (As of May 30th)
Charlie Williams one, while Rochester 8 0 tightest game of the season.
Doug Campbell, Bill Caulkins Buffalo 6 2: STANDINGS AS OF MAY ~9
and Tom Edmonson also hit for Columbus 3 3* Won Lost
the Sox. Syracuse 3 4. Cub!: 6 1
The same night the Phillics Richmond 1 6 Cards 4 3
beat the Pirates 10-5 in spite of Miami 1 '7 Braves 2 5
two home runs for the Pirates, .Tle game not included. Dodgers 2 5
one a grand slam by Tom Cam. ---___ Minor League
eron the other by Mike Corbett. CITY Rt:Sults May 29 and 30
Mike Duika, Bob Kulka and Dick Major League Giants 5. Senators 3.
Lehman each had two hits for Monday' The Cards got back Phillies i9, Pirates n.
the Phillies.
On Thursday the Tigers beat
on the winning track on May
25, defeating the Braves 9-3.
Tigers 8, Grosse Pointers 5.
The Pirates gave the Phillies
the Indians 11 to 10 with Dick Keith Cunningham pitched a a real scare before the Phils
Hudson pitching. Mark Boerner, strong game for the Cards, al. rallied in the late innings to
IDick Hudson and Mark Tocco lowing only 4 hits, and ~tJ:,iking win their third in a row 19 to
had two hits each for the win- out 9. Sandy Sides was the big 11. Solid hitting and fine relief
, ners, and George Hubhard, Allen hero for the Cards, hitting a pitching by Jeff Young of the
Hoffman
Backman,
and
John
Bob
Fountain,
Zurschmiede
Jim bases loaded home run in the Phillies, and the fine all-around
also hit for the Tigers. Mike
Pendy, Bill Wengel and Gary
Hicks each had two for the losers.
AAA LEA.GUE
Monday, May 25, saw Sacramento
hand San Diego their 7th
loss 15 to 3. Doug McClure was
the winning pitcher.
Hollywood strengthened their
hold on first place with a 9 to
2 win over Denver Tuesday, May
26. Bruce Carty was the winning
pitcher. Denver got extra base
hits from Mihe Walworth, :.t
homerun and Bill Luchsinger, a
double, while Car:y aided his
own cause with a triple.
Portland kept San Diego's losing
streak intact Wednesday,
May 27, with a 15 to 7 victory.
Chris Wirth got the win for Portland
while BilI Voight had a
homerun and Chris Clayton hit
a double for Portland.
Sacramento beat Seattle 6 to
3 Thursday, May 28, with Palombit
getting ~he win and hitting
a double for Sacramento while
Ct:p Dickson had a double for
Seattle ..
Except for a postponed game
between Hollywood and Sacramento
which could move Scramento'into
a tie for second with
a win or third with a loss, this
is the end of the first half of the
season with Hollywood the win.
ner no matter what the outcome
of the makeup game.
AAA Standings
(As of May 30)
Hollywood 6 1.
Portland 1) 3
Sacramento 4 3.
Seattle 4 4
Denver 4 4
San Diego 0 8
.Makeup game to be played .
.Class C League
Buffalo and Syracuse met
Monday, May 25, with Buffalo
The Four Charades
Fridays and Saturdays
DON KING
lit the plano bar
Tues. thru Sat.
2 Shows
Friday and Saturday
HARVEY FINE M.C.
MARV WELSH will b. on the
late. let •• how Saturday night
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Closed Sundays
Sea Food a Specialty
•
Busine•• Men'. Luncheon.
From 11 to 2
Dinners hom 5 to 12
ExceUent Accommod.tlon.
Special Rates
A Family Open Sunday.
RESTAURANT
Home of Famous Banana Cream Pie
Your Host: PETER and DAN MASOURAS
Our new Phone Number ~ VA 3-2022
No connection with any other Cupid'. Restaurant
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play of the P. I:,at es'f' Irst base., i Sympathy . is the trading stock
J h J t d t ' one gOSSlp offers another for all
man 0 n. ensen s 00. ou. I the details.
The GIants surpnsed th(' ~_ _..~ ~ _
previously 'lllbeaten Senator!>
5 to 3, and the Grosse Pointen
gave the Tigers a real battlf'
DEAR ...
before losing in the final inning
8 to 5 to wind up the week with
two close contests.
STANDINGS AS OF MAY 30
Won Lost
Phillies
Senators
.Giants
Tigers
Grosse Pointers
Pirates
Fortnighters
Elect Officers
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Ladies!
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The Fortnighters Club of
Grosse Pointe Memori"j Church,
has just elected new officers I
for the coming year. Mel Rousek
will succeed Stu McMillan i
as the president and George I
Gill will take over for
Barnes as vice.president,
Sallv:
.
Other new officers will include
Julie Fredericks as sec-'
retary, Bob Stebbens as trCJS-,
urer, Myron Ranney as program- ,
chairman, and Woody Douglas
as publicity and card chairman.
Other outgoing officers of the
Fortnighters besides Stu and
Sally include Mac Huestis,
Marion Ticon, Dick Williams,
Alex Bylici, Julie Fredericks,
and June Stock.
If you are single and between
18 and 35, the Fortnighters
urge you to call Grosse Pointe
Memorial Church, (TU 5.3773),
for more information. Activities
include a wide range of social
and religiG;')s events.
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CHECKED BY AN EXPERT '
I remodel old jewelry into the
finest, latest styles.
GREAT VALUES !N
FINE DIAMONDS,
WATCHES
and ALL
GOLD JEWELRY
For 30 years on the Ealt Side.
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JEWELER & GOLDSMITH
16437 E. Warren TU 1.49/!O
We also appraise Jewelry for
i"suranca purposes.
Burt Lllncaster
Kirk Douglas
Frederic March
"SEVEN DAYS iN MAY"
SATURDAY MATINEE ONLY
John Lupton
'THE CLOWN AND THE KID'
Next AttractIon
Peter SlI"ers.George C. ScoH
DR. STRANGELuVE
or
HeW I LEARNED TO STOP
WORRYING AND LOVF THE
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MR. AND MRS.
1964 FORD
BUYERS-
THE L.B.J.MEN AT
SIMMS FORD, INC.
WANT TO ..•
THANK
YOU
FOR YOUR
WONDERFUL
RESPONSE TO
OUR HUGE 1964
FORD SALE
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A LOT OF BUYERS
RECEIVED A "REAL
GOOD DEAL"
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WE SOLD
AND
DELIVERED
MORE NEW
,
1965
MUSTANGS
IN THE PAST
WEEK THAN
IN ANY PERIOD
SINCE ITS
INTRODUCTION
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"The police even gave us a
ticket for hav,ng so mony
MUSTANGS going out from
all over the place at our dealership."
. , . But ... IT WAS
WORTH IT!
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TODAY
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