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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1963

Page

3

Peru Meet May Change Indiana High Tennis History

Indiana may see an official state prep tennis championship as Peru hosts a 103-school meet May 10 through 12. The Associated Press notes the event could stir IHSAA interest and decide state age group titles.

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Patton Wins in Extra Hole Flight at North and South

Patton edged John Ward with a miracle scramble on the 18th and a 10 foot birdie on 19 to win his second round at the North and South Amateur in Pinehurst. Teammate Charlie Smith fell to Bob Kuntz as Patton advances while favorites move through a day with several extra hole decisions.

Patton Pinehurst N.C Billy Joe Patton John Ward Morganton Inian Charlie Smith Gastonia Bob Kuntz Larchmont N.Y Bill Hyndman Dale Morey Cobby Ware Ray Terry Bob Cochran Dave Smith Bill Campbell Bill Harvey Ward Fayetteville Billy Joe

Post's Reaction To Grid Scandal Prompts Baseball Notes

Dodgers first baseman Bill Skowron works on pitchers learning the craft while stating it may take a season to adjust. The New York Post reports on a Georgia football scandal aftermath and Skowron's early stay with the team, with manager Walt Alston backing his bat.

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Giants Rally Past Reds As Mays Cepeda Drive In Runs

Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda drove in runs and scored as San Francisco beat Cincinnati 4 9 to take a share of first in the National League. Dark criticized sloppy infield play despite strong pitching and a pennant in prior year.

SAN Francisco Willie Mays Orlando Cepeda Cincinnati Giants Wiekthandan Tuan Marinkal Dark

Nassau-Bahamas Race Begins Today

Miami reports winds may favor faster diesel boats as 139 miles of sea separate Nassau and Nassau starts at 7 a.m. EST. Entries include six 50-footers and a 80-foot diesel craft. weather could widen or narrow the field. Card in score shows San Francisco tied with Cincinnati as battle lines form.

Miami Fla Pemenieuses Houston (Ap Ernie Braglio Nassau Cardinals Houston Marine GM Diesels Jack Broglia Manson Mismi Cardinal Bob Lillis Bert Spangler Ovel Chris Zachary Bill White

Orioles Hold On To First Place In AL

The Baltimore Orioles beat the Minnesota Twins 1 0 to seize sole first in the American League. Milt Pappas allowed five hits delivering his second straight win as Jerry Adair drove in the lone run with a second inning sacrifice fly.

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IU Champs Dominate Pan American Swim

IU diving coach Kerner praised Indiana University talent as Pan American Games trials opened in Sao Paulo. He noted UC and Dayton remain strong while New York and Canada produce top divers. Gilbert of Indiana led midway with 61.23 points on a 3-meter board as Ken Sitzberger of NYU trailed, with final dives set for Wednesday morning.

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Kerner Demands NBA Abolish Territorial Draft Rule

St Louis Hawks owner Ben Kerner urged the NBA to rescind the territorial draft rule he calls the league's worst. He argues it favors certain clubs, notably Cincinnati, by allowing first round picks from players within a 50 mile radius of a team's city. He says the rule harms weaker clubs and attendance.

ST. Louis UPI Ben Kerner St. Louis Hawks National Basketball Association NBA Kerner Cincinnati

Arkansas Travelers Sell Record Pre-Season Tickets

The Arkansas Travelers set a new pre-season ticket sales record with 114 300 dollars in sales, surpassing the 1961 total and possibly the best ever for a minor league club. Team officials cited strong fan interest and marketing by Karl Quigoy.

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St. Mary's Gaels Fall to Winchester in Golf Match

St. Mary's Gaels drop third straight match at Grandview course as Winchester dominates 11 to 4. Only win for St. Mary's came from Jim Gael over Chalfant 78 to 69 after a 212 to 212 tie result.

St. Mary's Gael Winchester Grandview Jim Gael Chalfant

Skowron Sees Early Struggles with New Club

Skowron admits pressing to help his new team and notes trouble building his book on pitchers after crossing from the American League. He faced a slump to .087 with two hits in 23 at bats before delivering a game winning hit in the 10th inning versus the Chicago Cubs.

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Musial to Tie Ruth with Next Extra Base Hit

New York AP reports Stan Musial needs one more extra base hit to tie Babe Ruth's all time record. Ruth had 1,354 doubles triples and home runs in his 22 year major league career. Through Tuesday Musial had 716 doubles 11 triples and 484 homers totaling 1 335 extra base hits.

New York Stanley Frank Musial St. Louis

U S Backs Venezuela Thriller in Pan American tilt

Barry Bruckner relieved in the fourth to shield the United States against Venezuela in a 54 win at the Pan-American Games in Sao Paulo. The U S tied the game in the ninth and Dick Mooney delivered a go ahead two bagger in the bottom of the tenth to seal the victory.

Sao Paulo Brazil Valparaiso University Barry Bruckner United States Venezuela Bruckner Dick Mooney Weiser Idaho Valparaiso Washington University St. Louis

Cyclists Finish Fourth in Pan American Race

The United States cycling team placed fourth in the Pan American Games event in Sao Paulo Brazil on Tuesday after a loss in the 4 000 meter pursuit to Mexico and to Uruguay. David Sharp of Indiana College paddled the U S riders.

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Conference Applicants List and Facility Costs

Applicants are Madison Bloomington Bloomington University and North Vernon. A school must be approved unanimously to join the conference. SESE Bowling fees 30 cents. Rains New AMF balls cost. Holes plugged 16.93 dollars and 2.50 dollars.

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Pirates Train in Spring Hum with Sluggers in Focus

The Pittsburgh Pirates prep for the pennant race with three top sluggers training in Fort Myers. Bob Bailey, rookie third baseman, led with 38 homers for Columbus last season. Pancho Herrera, new at first and second base, hit 32 for Buffalo previously. The Dodgers Mets and Giants are noted rivals in early-season chatter as Dark’s infielders practice.

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