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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1965
Page
3
Night fishing requires different gear and patience, with heavier lines and open face reels to avoid snags and maintain night vision. Light can attract or deter species like bass, and noisy boats disrupt fish. practical tips include avoiding excessive lanterns and using larger lures to stay within targeted zones.
Cleveland pitcher Bob Tiefenauer earned the win as the Indians defeated AL leaders Minnesota 3-1. Tiefenauer, newly recalled from the International League, silenced the Twins after Tony Oliva homered in the seventh, while two defensive errors helped Cleveland tally all three runs.
Princeton shut out Mississinewa 10 0 in a first round Legion junior B double elimination game. Whiting beat Southport 54 in the seventh inning rally to turn a 2 1 deficit into a 5 2 win. Dennis Holmes delivered a two run triple for the Whiting offense. Detroit Tigers beat Los Angeles Angels 2 1 as Dick McAuliffe homered and Denny McLain earned the win.
The Anderson Country Club hosted an Odd or Even women’s golf tournament with winners: Class A-1 Julie Armington and others. Class B-1 Mary Hendricks and Ruth Heller. Class C-1 Sarah Huber, Ann Fitzsimmons, Becky Steves, and Helen Long. SHRINER DIES in Lafayette. Services for Robert T. Shriner, 92, Purdue athletics equipment manager for 23 years, are set for Saturday.
I would like to purchase reserved seat tickets for the Babe Ruth World Series in Anderson Indiana from August 21 to 28. This entitles me to a reserved seat for all series games. Enclosed is a check or money order for ticket(s) at 10 dollars each. Mail ticket(s) to:
A column advises women bowlers to consider using lighter balls such as 12 or 14 pounds for easier control, noting a lighter ball can raise scores for infrequent players. Don Carter and Marion Ladewig publish an illustrated booklet Planning Timing and Correcting Your Delivery offering guidance for readers.
Noble Victory, driven by Stanley Dancer, won the Yonkers Futurity at Yonkers Raceway in 2:02 for 3 year old trotters. The victory gave the horse his 17th consecutive win and 24th lifetime triumph, earning $67,229.94 for owner K. D. Owen. The program starts with Hercules Hanover and Perfect Freight close behind. Noble Victory advances to Springfield and then Du Quoin for the Hambletonian with the Kentucky Futurity to follow.
Jerry Payton of Alexandria fired a perfect 100 of 100 to win the 28 gauge event on opening day of the Indiana State Skeet Championships in Fortville. He also captured the Class A 410 gauge title with 91 of 100. J R Hiland of Indianapolis led Class AA with 95 of 100 and won the overall 410 title.
Meadowbrook Golf Course released the first round pairings for its annual Men's Club championship with matches in the Championship and President flights listed. Meadowbrook also schedules its Madison County Junior Boys and Girls golf tourney for Thursday June 19 co sponsored by Pepsi Cola featuring age divisions and free hot dogs for participants.
In Toledo Ohio two 14 year olds topple Olympic rivals Judy Humburger of Fort Wayne Indiana and Mary Ellen Cleese of Philadelphia lead the way as Cathy Ferguson Los Angeles and Christine Caron of France challenge for medals. Ferguson and Humburger tie the 200 meter backstroke world record pace and Cleese wins the 400 meter individual medley with Ferguson close behind in the field that includes five 1964 Olympic team members.
Public Taxi defeats Pepsi-Cola 10-4 and Richardson Tile 5-4 to win the postseason tournament. Dave Welsh belts a three-run homer and Tony Foley adds a triple in the second inning as key blows for Public Taxi. Pepsi-Cola had been the season titlist.
Early results from the City Parks Tennis Tourney at May's Park show first rounds in men's singles and doubles complete. Second round matches began as play continues through the week with finals Sunday at 1 30. Distinguished winners include Comstock, Huntley, Meeker, Huffman, and the Huntley duo in doubles.
Toronto report says AFL commissioner Joe Foss would oppose expanding the league to Toronto Montreal or Vancouver. Foss warned that any expansion risking professional football in the Canadian League would be opposed by him personally despite interest from groups in the three cities.
Grandview Golf Course hosted a two nine hole low gross and low net ladies tournament sponsored by Gossett Construction Co. Edith Boyer won Class Be four and Mary Low Foster won Class B two. Betty Thomas won Class C-1 with Vd a Gan MEAN Tale nen as reported.
Belleville of near South Bend defeated Owensboro Kentucky 12 to 1 in the Ohio Valley Regional Babe Ruth playoff game. South Bend benefited from 16 walks and five-hit support led by Ron Cichowicz driving in four runs as Owensboro exited the tournament.
The Moose State Golf Tourney is set for Sept 1-12 at Crestview and Westbrook courses in Muncie. The fifth district Moose tournament will be held in Anderson at Meadowbrook on Sunday, Aug 29. Entry blanks for both events are available at the Moose Lodge.
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