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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1968

Page

11

Montreal Names McHale President As NL Expansion Moves Forward

John McHale was named president of Montreal’s National League franchise and Jim Fanning as general manager. A $1.12 million payment was handed to NL president Warren Giles to secure operation next summer. Charles Bronfman announced the team’s admission and Montreal’s first season will launch in a temporary 30,000 seat stadium.

Montreal UPI John McHale Warren Giles McHale Baseball Commission William D. Eckert Jim Fanning Oring Jes Charles Bronfman Giles Canada Bronfman San Diego Calif Atlanta Braves Detroit Notre Dame Elmer Layden Detroit Tigers Muskegon Mich Winston- Salem N.C Beaumont Tigers Cubs Milwaukee Braves Braves Patricia Anne Cameron

Segui Shuts Down Orioles as A's Triumph 4-1

Diego Segui came on with two on and none out in the seventh and held Baltimore to one hit the rest of the way, preserving a 4-1 Oakland win. Bert Campaneris and Reggie Jackson homered for the A’s, with Jackson’s 21st leading 2-1. Segui retired the Orioles in order after the seventh, and Oakland added two insurance runs in the bottom of the frame.

Oakland Calif UPI Diego Segui Baltimore Orioles Oakland Athletics Segui Chuck Dobson Dave Johnson Paul Blair A’s Dave May Don Buford Bert Campaneris Reggie Jackson Jim Gosger Phil Roof John Morris Dave Léonhard Moe Drabowsky Allen Lewis Gosger Roof Campaneris Baltimore Buford Campins Belanger Jacksonrf Valentine Keough F.robinsn Powell Green Cater Blefary Johnson Lewis Blair Leonhard Dobson Morris Drabwsky E—Bando HR —Buford Jackson Leonhard L Drabowsky

Jonah Club Fish Fry Sponsored by United Forces

The United Forses Sunday School Class of First United Methodist Church in Davis presents a fish fry at Methodist Park Road 32 west of Edgewood. Friday August 16 from 4 30 to 8 30 P M. All you can eat fish for a dollar fifty.

Jonah Club United Forses First United Methodist Church Davis Methodist Edgewood

Elwood Women Win Low Gross and Low Net Titles

The Elwood Country Club women held a Low Net Low Gross event on ECC links. Alice Rife won low gross with Dee Weatherford second. Mary McCauley took low net with Jessie Knopp second. A mixed match is set for Sunday Aug 18 at 4 30 pm with a pitch in dinner after. Luncheon follows the Aug 29 tourney starting at 1 pm. Reservations go to Mary Seegar or Doris Miner.

Elwood Elwood Country Club Alice Rife Dee Weatherford Mary McCauley Jessie Knopp Mary Seegar Doris Miner

Highland Junior High Football Meeting Announced

Highland Junior High coach Ron Ruby invites all 7th and 8th grade boys in the Highland area to attend a football meeting Friday August 16 at 9 a.m. at the school to express interest and participate.

Highland Junior High School Ron Ruby Highland Area

Commercial Bowling League Meeting Set for Aug 19

An organizational meeting for the Commercial Bowling League will be held Monday August 19 at 7 30 p m at Murnans East Side Lanes. Bowlers or sponsoring groups are urged to attend this session.

Commercial Bowling League Murnan S East Side Lanes

Line Depth Lacking for North Shrine Team in Training

Anderson College coach Dick Young voices concern over shallow line depth for the Indiana Shrine Bowl North squad training at AC field ahead of the Aug. 24 clash with the South. Despite strong efforts from lighter linemen, only three tackles exist among 31 players, while two-a-day sessions continue to shape a squad featuring versatile athletes from Tipton, Indianapolis, Gary and elsewhere.

Jim Bailey Anderson College Dick Young Young Ed Dwyer Indiana Central Grid South Franklin College Franklin Red Faught Reds Young Ias Anderson High School Bob Scharnowske Tim East Tipton Mike Renie Oscar Evans Indianapolis Shortridge Indiana Kentucky Evans Levi Mitchell Gary Froebel Ieam Mitchell Shrine Bend Washington Jeffersonville Steve Porter Bob Hackleman North Central Marion County Scott Tegarden Arlington Mike Peiffer South Bend St. Joseph's Hackleman Peiffer Anderson Asusual NCC Larry Quarles Muncie Central Don Cline Marion Ron Burit Logansport Bill Artis Kokomo North Shrine Herald

Baseball score roundup of yesterday and today games

Yesterday's results show a mix of American and National League games with multiple 9.5 inning and prolonged performances. Notable outcomes include Houston 5-2 over Philadelphia and Cincinnati 9 over Atlanta 8 in ten innings. Today features schedules across St Louis Chicago Houston Philadelphia San Francisco Pittsburgh and additional East and West Coast matchups.

Chicago St. Louis New York Los Angeles San Francisco Pittsburgh Houston Philadelphia Cincinnati Atlanta Boston Washington Minnesota Oakland Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Briles Holtzman Giusti Fryman Bolin Blass Carlos Lonborg Stottlemyre Nash Bertaiia McGlothlin Hardin Brabender Chance Boswell Oklahoma City Indianapolis Minneota Dea Ca Phoenix San Diego Indienseeie Betaevie City Spokane Hawaii Seattle Portland Tacoma Vancouver

Bauer slated to manage Kansas City Royals expansion team

Baltimore News American reported Hank Bauer, fired as Orioles manager last month, was picked to lead the Kansas City AL expansion club. Royals officials denied any commitment while naming Billy Hunter and Whitey Herzog to potential coaching roles, with Bauer unavailable for comment.

Baltimore UPI Hank Bauer Orioles Kansas City Kansas City Royals Baltimore News American Bauer Billy Hunter Whitey Herzog New York Mets Gene Mauch Eux Philadelphia Bob Lemon California Angels Royals Cedric Tallis The Minnesota Prairie Village the News-American Hunter Earl Weaver Herzog Mets

ACC Ladies Golf Third Round Tourney Results

The Anderson Country Club Ladies Golf Association announced third round winners across flights. Championship: Armington over Mier, Blassaras over Paugh, Rose over Bercher, Nurbury over Stevenson. President: Hendricks over Mathews, Humphrey over Black, Wechsler over Turnquist, Kruger over Perlman. Vice President: Heller over Gwinnup, Plummer over Cochran, Lanning over Long, Ellis over Ross. Secretary: Sokol over Morris, Erskine over Brower.

Anderson Country Club Julia Armington Virginia Mier Amelia Blassaras Lee Paugh Louise Rose G. Bercher Frances Nurbury Bev Stevenson Mary Hendricks Nancy Mathews Mary Humphrey Loraine Black Helen Wechsler Marie Turnquist Charlotte Kruger Arlene Perlman Ruth Heller Barbara Gwinnup Marge Plummer D’alice Cochran Til Lanning

Howard hits 451 foot homer seals 4-2 win over Twins

Frank Howard homered twice, including a 451 foot shot with two on in the ninth, lifting the Washington Senators to a 4-2 victory over Minnesota. Dennis Higgins earned the win in relief. Jim Merritt took the loss as Oliva collected three hits to raise his average to .302.

ST. Paul- Minneapolis UPI Frank Howard Washington Senators Minnesota Twins Jim Merritt Ron Clark Rod Carew Worthington Howard Minnesota Tony Oliva Frank Quilici Senators Dennis Higgins Washington Merritt Oliva Carew

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