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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1962
Page
3
Reported Soviet space success lifts optimism, aiding stock activity. Dow and industrials show firmer bids while rails and utilities drift. Prices for cattle futures retreat as lambs and sheep prices decline with limited demand.
In a tense eighth inning the Cubs connect on a two run double as Leo Cardenas and George Altman score, breaking a scoreless duel with Frank Maloney. Maloney earns his eighth win while Cardwell suffers his 12th loss in a game that tightens the pennant race.
Farm Bureau quotations show mixed stock prices with Steel firms down and Chrysler flat as General Motors and Ford edge lower. Studebaker rises modestly while bonds advance and the American Stock Exchange shows varied results. Local livestock prices from Eigen rise for hogs and sows, with cattle and sheep activity noted in ranges.
Grain futures closed largely steady after a broad early loss wiped out most declines. Wheat and corn saw small recoveries, soybeans mixed with late short covering. Activity remained largely speculative amid debate over next year’s agricultural program.
Hog prices were steady to 25¢ higher for barrows and gilts early, with sows up 25¢ late. A 1,000-head above early estimates run saw No 1 and 2 barrows 190-235 pounds bring 18.35 to 19.25, later 18.25. No 1-3 butchers 190-260 pounds traded 18.75 to 19, late 18.50-18.75. Lighter hogs ranged 16-18.75, with heavier 350-600 pounds at 15-16. Jet fuel demand in New York market news and mixed cattle quotes appear in surrounding copy.
The report notes Vernon Law left the club Tuesday amid contract terms that allow a two year gap between appearances and include a two year operation clause. The baby Verlon suffers from an intestinal obstruction at Children’s Hospital in Ohio. Ohio State would consider travels if the opportunity arises as the AAWU seeks balance in conference rosters.
INDIANAPOLIS SPL reported confusion over the no repeat clause for Pasadena 1963 game eligibility. Minnesota, having made the trip the last two times, may be ineligible until the 1964 game pending official clarification from Minnesota officials and conference authorities.
A garbled 1956 NFL note cites Al Carmichael of the Green Bay Packers returning a kickoff 105 yards for the league’s longest play, against the Chicago Bears on Oct 7 1956. The rest of the text appears to be a jumble of auction notices and local classifieds with several misplacements and unclear details.
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