Lafayette Cubs Even CIBL Series With Cedar Lounge
Cedar Lounge of Anderson outhit Lafayette's Columbians 13 to 10 but wild plays by Cedar Lounge in the third inning sparked Lafayette to a 12 to 6 victory in the second game of the best-of-three series at Columbian Park. Mike Purvis powered the win with a three run blow including a double that cleared bases. Purvis had three hits in four trips. The Western and Eastern Division winners meet in a deciding game Sunday at Memorial Park in Anderson.
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Cedar Lounge
Anderson
Columbians
Columbian Park
Mike Purvis
McKenzie
Scharder
Stormont
Purvis
Roby
Linville
Adcock
L. Teague
Anderson Memorial Park
Muncie
Marhoefers
Memorial
Evansville Wins Two In American Legion Baseball
In Lima, Ohio Evansville Indiana moved to 2-0 in Region 5 play by defeating Adrian Michigan and Kenosha Wisconsin handed Bowling Green Kentucky its second loss. Kenosha beat Bowling Green 6 to 4 while Evansville topped Adrian 11 to 5 to stay undefeated in the seven team field.
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Evansville
American Legion
Lima
Ohio
Bowling Green
Kenosha
Wis
Kentuckians
Ind
Adrian
Mich
Bowling Gun
Major League Standings and Results Summary
National League results show Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Francisco, Cincinnati, Houston, St. Louis all scoring. American League games list New York, Boston, Detroit, Kansas City, Washington, Minnesota, Baltimore, Los Angeles results. International League and other regional games include Syracuse, Indianapolis, Atlanta, Rochester, Columbus, Buffalo, Toronto, Richmond, Jacksonville. Several scheduled games feature pitchers Koufax Stallard, Marichal Broglio, Culp Friend and others with records noted.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Syracuse
Indianapolis
Atlanta
Arkansas
Rochester
Columbus
Buffalo
Toronto
Richmond
Jacksonville
Cleveland
Marshall
Toledo
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Pembine
Was
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St. Matthews
Fort Wayne
American Legion
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Mich
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Wis
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Stallard
Jackson
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Marichal
Broglio
Culp
Friend
Bruce
Farrell
Lemaster
Daniels
Stigman
Ceveland
Letman
Nichols
Downing
Peters
Bunning
Lee
Barber
Rakow
Philadelphia Aed
New
Pet
Minnesota Sak
Chicago Eas
Cuban Sensation Meets Moyer in Welterweight Bout
Luis Rodriguez a Cuban defector stars in a nationally televised 10 round bout against Denny Moyer in Miami Beach. Rodriguez seeks another shot at Emile Griffith after winning and losing the title in 1963. Moyer carries a 35-11 record and has defeated Sugar Ray Robinson Griffith and Giambra.
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Fla
UPI
Luis Rodriguez
Denny Moyer
Rodriguez
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Emile Griffith
Griffith
Moyer
Portland
Ore
Jose Gonzalez
Yama Bahama
Ernie Buford
Sugar Ray Robinson
Joey Giambra
Andersons Largest Grid Turnout Ends Week Of Practice
A 114 player football squad at Anderson High School completes its first week of practice. Coach Jim Carter plans two more practice days next week as the Indians prepare for a nine game season starting September 6 at home against Madison Heights.
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Anderson
Madison Heights
Anderson High School
Jim Carter
Indians
Tribe
Richmond
Lafayette
South Anderson Field
Muncie South Side
D R Day Girls Organize Tuesday at YMCA
Delco Remy Day Girls Bowling League will hold its fall meeting Tuesday August 20 at 7 30 p m at the local YMCA. Last season the league had 24 teams. Team captains should submit lists of their teams and new prospects.
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Delco-Remy Day
Yanks Rally In Ninth For 4-2 Win Over White Sox
In Chicago Juan Pizarro held New York to four hits through eight innings. The Yankees exploded in the ninth with Tommy Tresh homering for the 20th time, Hector Lopez adding a walk and a homer, and Clete Boyer driving in the final run to beat the White Sox 4-2 as New York widened its lead to 942 games.
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Chicago
New York Yankees
Juan Pizarro
Tommy Tresh
Hector Lopez
Clete Boyer
Chicago White Sox
Yanks
White Sox
Tresh
Elston Howard
Lopez
New York
Boyer
Cards Blank Giants in 13-0 rout to tighten pennant race
St Louis Cardinals powered by Curt Cimmons held San Francisco to 18 hits in a 13 to 0 victory. The Giants were overwhelmed as Chicago and Cincinnati also played, affecting the NL standings.
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Giants
Tighten
ST. Louis
UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Curt Cimmons
Two Hands for Beginners in Bowling Tactics
Advice from Marion Lade wig on avoiding fatigue in bowling. The pamphlet "Control Tips for Beginners" suggests supporting the ball with the left hand during push off to reduce strain. Readers can obtain the pamphlet by sending 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Marion Ludewig
Marion Ladewig
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
N. Wacker Drive
Chicago
Moody wins City Junior Boys golf title with 69
Paul Moody, 16, of Heights High School, shot 69 to win the 1963 City Junior Boys Championship at the municipal course. Terry Norton and Steve Hobson tied for second after Norton beat Hobson on the first extra hole. 71 starters competed, trophies pending arrival.
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Paul Moody
Madison Heights
Grandview
Moody
Terry Norton
Steve Hobson
Norton
Hobson
Moody's
Stagg Quietly Marks 101st Birthday in Stockton
Amos Alonzo Stagg, famed coach and Hall of Fame figure, quietly celebrated his 101st birthday in a Stockton convalescent home. Family and supporters sent wishes as civic groups planned further celebrations in San Francisco and Stockton.
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Stockton
Calif
Amos Alonzo Stagg
Stagg
Stella
Paul Stagg
San Francisco
Hockett Legion Plans Grandview Golf Tourney
The George Hockett American Legion hosts an 18 hole low net and low gross golf tournament at the Grandview municipal course this weekend. About 50 members are expected to participate. Sign up in the pro shop with Legion membership card. Joe O'Neill is chairman.
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George Hockett
American Legion
Legion
Joe O'Neill
Bowling, 30 Cents at Rains New Amf Balls
Rains announces new AMF bowling balls priced at 30 cents each with holes plugged at 2.50 and a set price of 16.95 for the ball.
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Rains
Delco Remy Tourney At Grandview Soon
The Delco Remy Corporation golf tournament is set for September 13 and 14 at the Grandview course. Night Owls play Friday, day linksmen Saturday, with a long list of committee members including Lee Cook Eugene Glaze Bob Tackett and Bob Benson among many others.
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Delco-Remy Corporation
Grandview
Night Owls
Lee Cook
Eugene Glaze
Dept
Bob Tackett
Plant 7
Bob Benson
Generalian
Walter Wickersham
Midwest
Bob Martin
Joe Nichols
Bill Downey
Bill Creed
Otto Crosley
Bud Allen
Meadowbrook Pro Am Scheduled Saturday at Meadowbrook Golf Club
Meadowbrook Golf Club will host an open pro am for Madison County linksmen on Sunday. Entries close at 10 a.m. with play starting at 11 a.m. Committee members Alan Langford James Bennett and Bill Chambers lead the event assisted by Pro Ivan Geiger Sr Pari. The par 54 layout is expected to challenge players.
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Meadowbrook Golf Club
Madison County
Alan Langford
James Bennett
Bill Chambers
Ivan Geiger
Monterrey Reaches Little League Senior Final With Shutout
Jose Rodriguez pitched a two hit shutout as Monterrey Mexico defeated East Glen Park Gary Indiana 2 to 0 to advance to the 1963 Little League senior division world series final Monterrey will face the Pompton Lakes New Jersey or Downey California winner in the final after scoring both runs in the second inning of a seven inning game A crowd of 5000 watched Monterrey win its second series game and Gary suffer the loss despite strong pitching by Mickey Cooper
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UPI
Jose Rodriguez
Monterrey
Mexico
East Glen Park
Gary
Ind
Pompton Lakes
N.J
Downey
Calif
Randleman
N.C
Mickey Cooper
Rodriguez
Miniature Racers Begin Final Elimination Rounds
The 24th annual American Miniature Racing Car Association nationals enter final rounds at Anderson's Westvale Park. Cars have reached 120 to 145 mph on a 112 mile circular track. Ken Creig Sr. of Evansville Ind. tops at 152.03 mph. Club president Glenn Fairabend from Detroit is favored with high performance cars.
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AMRCA
Jim Propst
American Miniature Racing Car Association
Anderson
Westvale Park
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Calif
Atlanta
Bob Lemen
Ken Creig, Sr
Evansville
Ind
Glenn Fairabend
Detroit
Mich
Fairabend
Europe
Dry fly tactics for upstream casts in slow Boulder water
The passage describes using a dry fly upstream for best results, casting from directly below to keep fly and line in one current lane. Retrieve slack as the fly drifts, with slow flat water and cushions behind boulders creating a free drift. Short casts help progress upstream.
Figure 8 Races Set at Sun Valley Speedway Tonight
Sun Valley Speedway hosts a large Figure 8 stock car program with 140 plus entries. Defending winners Bernard Pine and Al Burton return to challenge in two races on the Xpaved quarter mile track as heats start at 8 30 p m EST and a big crowd is anticipated.
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Bernard Pine
al Burton
Anderson
Sun Valley Oval
Pine
Noah Goen
Bob
Joe Helpling
Glen Adams
Bill Lemon
Gerald Street
Herb Rose
Don Andrews
John Keller
Jim Brewer
Glen Riggs
Anderson Open Softball Meet Pairings Made
Eleven teams enter the Anderson Open double elimination softball tournament to start Monday night at Shadyside diamond. Pairings released last night show games on Aug. 19 and Aug. 21 and Aug. 23 with matchups including Case Motors, Plant, Galbraith's, Guide Lamp, Mace's Distributing, Lynch Corp, South Meridian Church of God, Summitville AC's, Indiana Reformatory, Wayne Hoover Inc, and others.
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Shadyside Diamond
Galbraith’s
Guide Lamp
Mace's
Lynch Corp
South Meridian Church of God
Summitville AC
Indiana Reformatory
Wayne Hoover Inc
Exhibition Football Buffalo Defeats New York 23 to 8
Buffalo beat New York 23 to 8 in an exhibition game. Pittsburgh topped Philadelphia 24 to 13 in another exhibition clash.
Alston predicts Dodgers pennant as rivals close in
Dodgers manager Walt Alston remained confident the Los Angeles club would win the pennant before facing the Mets at the Polo Grounds. He noted a slump but said the team is in good shape, not tired or discouraged, and certain of its ability.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Walt Alston
Butler County
Ohio
Casey Stengel
Mets
Polo Grounds
Dodgers
St.Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Cardinals
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