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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1964
Page
21
Middletown meets Kokomo North Side in a District 6 versus District 9 semifinal at the Anderson Madison diamond at Hazlett and Madison. Middletown beat Connersville 5 0 to earn a semifinal berth while Kokomo North Side won 2 1 over Indian Heights for the District 9 title.
City Parks announces girls softball schedules and standings across major and minor leagues. Standings list Meadowbrook 41 Westvale 41 Hazelwood 32 Community Center 29 Pur fan 14 North Anderson Hills 12. Tournament games set at Memorial Field with daily matchups and championship finals leading to an exhibition versus Chico Melandez's city parks boys' champions.
Shelbyville Indiana harness results from the Shelby County Fair Friday night list winners in pace and trot events. Chief Adio driven by Ed James Jr won the S year old pace with times around 2 07 and 2 08. Tru Ada driven by Jarry Laness won the overnight pace with times 2 14 and 2 5. Tresspassers Wild driven by Derry Landes won the trot with times 2 10 and 2 08. Indiana Trot and Pace Horse Association races begin three days at the Fé County Fair in Connerville starting Tuesday.
Members of the Eagles and City Men's Owl League set a meeting for 7 p m on Wednesday August 12 at the Eagles Home to discuss expanding from 18 to 24 teams for the 1964 65 season. Ross Kreigh is the contact for Eagles members wishing to participate.
Chicago Bears toppled the College All-Stars 28 to 17 in a charity showcase after a halftime 10-7 lead by the All-Stars. Key moments included Charlie Taylor of Arizona State connecting with Ted Davis of Georgia Tech for a 14 yard TD, and Jerry Richardson intercepting a Wade pass in the Stars' end zone.
Fragmentary sports item lists standings and upcoming games across leagues. Mentions teams such as Los Angeles San Francisco Cincinnati Chicago New York Philadelphia Boston Minnesota Cleveland Kansas City and San Diego with players Koufax Sadowski Bolin O'Toole Boozer Morehead Talbot Grant Donoghue Wickersham and Warum Seattie. Includes venue hints like Mit kee Philadelphia and Spokane Tacoma.
Saratoga Springs New York Nautilus beat steeplechase champion Amber Diver by a half length at Anderson track in the Bev erwyck event. Diver was second to Nautilus last year and tops the field at Sun Valley with 11,315 spectators watching. Amber Diver owned by Mrs Stephen C Clark finished with $18.20 payoff as Nautilus driven by Dick Hinshaw and Car No 131 led the field in a tight program highlighting Figure 8 and steeplechase races.
Chicago Cubs defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates twice in a doubleheader, 7 3 in the opener and 4 3 in the second. Ernie Broglio earned the win in the nightcap, while Bob Shantz closed out the final out. Billy Williams, Ron Santo, Manny Mota, and Andre Rodgers produced key hits as Chicago built a late lead with three runs in the fifth.
In a night of tense baseball, the Baltimore Orioles defeated the New York Yankees 8-2 with a late surge. Pitcher Harvey Haddix escaped jams in the seventh, Barber pitched well, and Jerry Adair hit a crucial eighth inning homer as Baltimore moved one game ahead of New York in the American League standings.
Arnold Palmer surged to within a single stroke of Juan Rodriguez of Puerto Rico at the Western Open after a flawless 66 set by the par 71 Tom O'Shaughnessy course. Rodriguez, who led with a 64, faded to 69 but retained first with 133 through 36 holes as Palmer posted six one putt greens and three two putts in a front nine burst.
Chicago White Sox pitcher Herbert blanked the Boston Red Sox on five hits and drove in both runs in a 2-0 win to snap a three game skid. Ed S suffer ed the loss, his eighth against two victories, as Ron Hagen doubled and Jerry McNertney singled to drive in Hansen. The other run came in the eighth on a squeeze bunt.
Jack Nicklaus captured the World Series of Golf title in the event's first two years, 1962 and 1963, at Akron Ohio. The victory established his early dominance in professional golf on a national stage.
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