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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1965

Page

8

House approves Federal Boxing Commission with wide powers

The House voted 346 to 4 to create a Federal Boxing Commission empowered to ban interstate telecast of fights and license boxers managers promoters and related firms. It would block broadcasts tied to bribery racketeering coercion or violence and face strong opposition from broadcasters and the Justice Department. The measure moves to the Senate where a separate proposal under the Justice Department would lack broadcast-control powers.

House Federal Boxing Commission Washington UPI Cassius Clay Sonny Liston Ustry Clay Liston Lewiston Maine National Association of Broadcasters Oren Harris D-Ark Harris Justice Department Senate Boxing Commission Rep. L. Mendel Rivers D-S.c Rivers Commission William Springer Rtll

Yesterday's baseball results across leagues

Scores show San Francisco 3 New York 2 Milwaukee 10 St Louis 8 Houston 3 Pittsburgh 0 Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 0 with three innings played. Chicago 5 Boston 4 is only game scheduled. Syracuse 10 Rochester 3 Toronto at Toledo postponed by rain.

San Francisco New York Milwaukee St. Louis Houston Pittsburgh Philadelphia Los Angeles Chicago Boston Syracuse Rochester Toronto Toledo

Today's Major League Baseball Schedule Highlights

The card lists multiple night games including Cincinnati at Chicago with Davidson 1-1 facing Ellsworth 12-9, New York at San Francisco, Milwaukee at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, Philadelphia at Los Angeles, Minnesota at Detroit, Kansas City at Cleveland, Chicago at Washington, Boston at Baltimore, Los Angeles at New York, and several west coast and other cross league contests marked night. Several players and records are shown in parentheses for each matchup.

Pittsburgh Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago St. Louis Cincinnati New York Houston San Francisco Philadelphia Detroit Minnesota Cleveland Kansas City Washington Baltimore Boston Hawaii Indianapolis Oklahoma City Arkansas Seattle Spokane Tacoma Vancouver Denver Portland St Louis Chicago New York Kansas City Pcuic Oklahoma San Diego Salt Lake City Davidson Ellsworth Fisher Perry Lemaster Stallard Law Farrell Herbert Osteen Ansas City Krausse Bell Kralick Pizarro Buzhardt Daniels McCormick Morehead Barber Chance Downing Twinight

Roberts Sinks Pirates as Astros Win Behind Shutout

Robin Roberts tossed his second consecutive shutout, allowing four hits as the Houston Astros beat Pittsburgh 3 to 0. The game featured strong Houston hitting and solid defense, with Roberts earning the win and teammates contributing run support to secure the victory.

Houston UPI Robin Roberts Astros Pittsburgh Bailey Maye Virdon Léx Lillis Friend L Carpin Ee Hee Roberts W

Highland High announces football and cross country schedules

Highland High School opened practice under coach Victor Roos for football and John Boyer for cross country with workouts at 6 pm. The football season begins Sept. 3 at Richmond against the Red Devils, followed by games at Madison Heights Sept. 18 and Bluffton Oct. 15, plus a Homecoming Oct. 9 versus Royerton. Cross country hosts Summitville, Markleville, St. Mary’s, and Mississinewa in September and October, with state meet timing to be announced.

Highland High School Victor Roos John Boyer Laddies Richmond Red Devils Madison Heights Bluffton Royerton Summitville Markleville St. Mary’s Mississinewa Allen Meyerrose Greenfield Westfield Hagerstown Oe Alexandria Reserve Hagerstown Fairmount Hamilton Hts Greenstele Alexandria Madison Hts Anderson Central Liwood Frankton Madisonners Edgewood Pendleton Greenfield and Lapel Sectional Jonal Coffin Indels

Longden Wins 6000th Race at Exhibition Park

Jockey Johnny Longden, age 58, captured his 6000th victory aboard Prince Scorpion at Exhibition Park in Vancouver. He surged five lengths from Monday's Image to win by four over Charlie Mac, reaching 6,000 wins in 11 mounts after arriving from Riverside, California. Rocky Marciano posts a high knockout percentage, with 43 KOs in 49 bouts for a .878 rate.

Vancouver B.C Johnny Longden Prince Scorpion Monday Exhibition Park Monday Charlie Mac Longden Riverside Calif

California Man Discovers Way to Hold False Teeth

Bakersfield Calif Acryline uses a vacuum principle to seal denture plates. The air tight seal feels like natural teeth and lasts about six months with a new application. The product sells for 1.19 dollars at Haag Drug Stores.

California Bakersfield Calif Haag

Manpower Groups Meet Tonight For Orientation Sessions

Eleven local luncheon clubs fraternal orders and civic groups will attend an orientation at 7 30 p m in the UAW CIO Local 663 Hall 29th and Madison. John R Lacy national publicity chief for International Babe Ruth Inc will speak and volunteers will handle ticketing ushering and program sales while committees aim to recruit 37 to 40 men per session.

Uaw-Cio Hall 29Th Madison O. W. Haven Anderson and Anderson Knights of Columbus Rotary Lions Sertoma Kiwanis Optimists George Hackett Post American Legion 40 & 8 Fraternal Order of Police Shrine John R. Lacy Trenton N.J International Babe Ruth, Inc BR Chieftains

St Mary's Gaels Cross Country Open Practice

St Mary's High School began cross country practice for varsity and reserve squads at Kilbuck Park under coach Denny Kaman. The Gaels schedule includes two home meets on Kilbuck and multiple away meets from September through October, with team signup at 6 p.m. in the St Mary's gym.

Grid Rules Clinic Set For Aug. 23

The Central Athletic Officials Association will hold its 1965 football rules clinic at South Side High School in Muncie on Monday August 23 at 7 30 p m Coaches athletic directors school personnel and fans are invited to attend

Central Athletic Officials Association South Side High School Muncie

Sixth official added to 1965 National Football League games

New York UPI reports a sixth official, the line judge, joins the officiating crew for all 1965 NFL games. The addition expands on-field monitoring and referee coverage across teams and venues.

New York UPI Ean

Mets fall to Giants as Shaw wins sixth straight

Bob Shaw pitched seven strong innings to beat the New York Mets 3-2 in San Francisco. Willie Mays hit his 33rd homer to stake the Giants, while Chuck Hiller and Ken Henderson contributed key hits in the late innings. Roy McMillan and John Lewis drove in runs for the Mets.

SAN Francisco UPI Bob Shaw New York Mets San Francisco Giants Shaw Chuck Hiller Giants Roy McMillan John Lewis Charley Smith Illie Mays Mets McMillan Joe Christopher Ken Henderson Willie McCovey Jim Ray Hart Hiller Bob Moorhead Moorhead New York Hitler McMinns Lanier Lewis Mays Smith McCoy Krnopol Hart Swobda If Hekman Haller Hadrion Chiphr Kolb San Francisso E — Hart Christopher Parsons Ee L Olio Ae Sutherlanse McGraw Shaw W Meena Erence

Marr Wins Big Tourney in PGA Championship

Dave Marr captured his first major triumph by two strokes over Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper at Laurel Valley, earning $25,000 and a Ryder Cup berth. The victory also coincided with the birth of Marr's third child in Larchmont, New York. Nicklaus praised Marr's superb round as he and Casper pressed late.

Ligonier Dave Marr Larchmont N.Y Articulate Marr Royal Birksdale Course Southport England Professional Golfers Association Casper Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Gene Littler Johnny Pott Julius Boros Ken Venturi Tommy Jacobs Don January Laurel Valley Golf Club Houston Nicklaus Billy Casper Jack Nicklaus Bo Winiger G Dickinson Bruce Devlin Sam Snead Tommy Aaron Burke Jackie Jacky Cupit Rod Funseth B. McCallister Wes Ellis Jr H Sikes Jr Ben Hogan Mike Souchak R Floyd al Geiberger B. Cramp Gary Player D. Ragan Jr

Giants Franchise Sold in 1925 for 2500 by Tim Mara

In 1925 Tim Mara bought the New York Giants football franchise for 2500 dollars. This purchase established the club that would become a national football powerhouse.

NEW York UPI New York Giants Tim Mara

Choice BR Seats In Demand For Babe Ruth World Series

Fred Kean the ticket chairman said the choice seats on Memorial Field between first and third baselines are almost exhausted. Season passes are available at Anderson Babe Ruth headquarters in Local 663 Union Hall on Madison Ave and 29th St.

Fred Kean Memorial Field Anderson

Carmen Piasecki Among Top Shooters In Girls Junior

Carmen Piasecki of South Bend Indiana was among the qualifiers for the 17th annual Girls Junior Golf Championship at Evergreen Colorado. She shot 79 to trail medalist Sherlley Hamlin of Fresno California who had 75. A second qualifying round will be played Tuesday at Hiwan Golf Course. The low 32 from both rounds advance to match play starting Wednesday.

Evergreen Colo UPI Carmen Piasecki South Bend Ind Red Sherlley Hamlin Fresno Calif Hamlin Lush Hiwan Rocky Mountains Miss Piasecki

Gantt To Address Exchange Lions Dinners This Week

Ocala Fla. resident Jervey Gantt, secretary of International Babe Ruth Inc., will speak at Anderson Exchange Club noon luncheon and Anderson Lions Club noon dinner this week in the YMCA Mulberry Room. World Series and BR boards tied to his athletic service, with introductions by H aven and Matthews. The 1916 game notes puncutate the era with Leo Schlick scoring 12 touchdowns for St. Viator in a 205 0 win over Lane College.

Jervey Gantt Ocala Fla International Babe Ruth, Inc Anderson Exchange Club Anderson Lions Club YMCA BA International Board of Directors Florida NEW York UPI Leo Schlick St. Viator College of Indiana Lane College of Chicago

Anderson High School Grid Hopefuls Start Season Practices

Anderson High School opened practices for football and cross country. New football coach Pete Russo led both varsity and reserve groups in early drills at 9 am with Phil Sullivar assisting. Kenny Barnes returns for cross country practice with barriers at 10 am on Grand View Golf Course. Schedule lists five home and five away football games along with reserve matches, and cross country events including NCC meet and state.

Anderson High Pete Russo Phil Sullivar Russo Kenny Barnes Grandview Ray Fleenor Barnes Anderson Tribesmen Southside Central Harold Welsh Bob Belangee Anderson High School

Ward's Ninth Inning Double Sinks Red Sox

Pete Ward lined a ninth inning double to drive in Danny Cater as the White Sox rallied to beat Boston 5 4. Chicago tied the game with a hit by pitch Cater and Bill Skowron sacrifice fly, then Ward's hit scored Cater. Earl Wilson hit two homers before leaving for Dick Radatz. John Romano homered for Chicago.

Boston Pete Ward White Sox Chicago Ward Danny Cater Cater Bill Skowron Red Sox Earl Wilson Dick Radatz Skowron Ken Berry John Romano

Dan Thomas group wins AFL Miami franchise

A Thomas led team, headed by comedian and TV producer Danny Thomas, won an AFL franchise for Miami with the Orange Bowl lease approved. The deal exceeds seven million dollars in unofficial reports, and final corporate arrangements and personnel selections are pending.

Miami UPI Danny Thomas American Football League AFL Associates Thomas Joe Foss Robert King High City Commission Orange Bowl Foss Thomas Group Exa Joseph Robbie Minneapolis Sullivan Barnes Denver Combine Robbie

Dennis Melcher Wins State Skeet Championship

Dennis Melcher of Anderson fired a perfect 100 in a shootoff to win the grand championship at the State Skeet competition in Fortville Indiana. J R Hiland of Indianapolis took the overall title Doris Fields of Terre Haute won the women's crown while Rusty Harrell and Leo Murphy of Indianapolis captured the junior and senior divisions.

Fortville Ind Dennis Melcher Anderson J. R. Hiland Indianapolis Doris Fields Terre Haute Rusty Harrell Leo Murphy

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