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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1967

Page

4

Yankees Rally Past White Sox In Tight Victory

New York edged Chicago 2 1 behind a late surge as Wayne Causey drove in the tying run and Tommie Agee scored on a crucial double. Ed Peterson earned the win with relief help from the bullpen as Boston and Detroit also posted wins in the same night.

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Red Sox pick up veteran Jan Lands after Tigers release

Boston trades for outfielder Jan Lands after his Detroit release. eligibility for a Tuesday doubleheader against Washington shifts to Wednesday. Tournament results highlight Central Christian, North Anderson B, Whetstone and First Nazarene advancing in Sunday softball action with several homer and multi-run innings.

Boston UPI Red Sox Jan Lands Detroit ‘Tigers Landig Washington Haywood Sullivan Landis Tigers Janta Red Boston North Anderson Whetstunt Central Christian Inne Lries First Nazarene Lopez Inn Jing Sherwood Insing Whetstone Denny South Side Madison Avenue Zachery Nexandria Bethel Esse Nazarene Clegg and Wood, Sherwood and Gropp

Neumann Defends Barry's Decision in Oakland Move

Ashland Oregon reports Pat Neumann a former Warrior defends Rick Barry choosing to join the Oakland ABA franchise over remaining with the San Francisco Warriors. Neumann says Barry must look out for himself despite team backlash while attending a Christian Athletes conference.

Ashland Ore Rick Barry San Francisco Warriors Oakland Pat Nuemann Warriors Ryle Neumann The Fellowship of Christian Athletes

Cubs End Pirates' Five-Game Win Streak With Victory

Ibe Niekro drove in three runs with a bases loaded double and sparked a Chicago Cubs 7-1 win over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Randy Hundley had a two RBI double in the second inning as Chicago built a five run outburst. Ted Savage delivered a run scoring single and Glenn Beckert, Ron Santo provided key hits. The Pirates’ weeks-long streak ended as Niekro scattered eleven hits.

Pittsburgh Ibe Niekro Chicago Cubs Pirates Randy Hundley Bob Veale Ted Savage Hundley Usird Adolfo Phillips Niekre Glenn Beckert Doble Ron Santo Beckert Chleaga Piteborey Broth Kessinger Sa Gore Jones Handley Maserask Savage Phil Bithrop Chicago Pislabureh Lo—Calcay A .Atsburgh McHardley Niekros Beckert Bark Kon H—Clemente Sante Willams Omys Seka Fo & Réedhan O'Dell Geloar Philips

Delivery Tips For Power Bowlers And Olympic News

Natural power in bowling can compensate for speed. An illustrated booklet by Don Carter and Merion Ladewig guides delivery timing and correction. Houston beats Atlanta 4 1 as stars Morgan Agpromonte Brand drive runs. Olympic Organizing Committee schedules venue events at the Sports Center.

Don Carter Merion Ladewig Gue Marlon Ladewig National Newspaper Syndicate North Wacker Drive Chicago Houston Dave Giestl Allanty Braves Morgan Agpromonte Ron Brand Braves Ie Mong Agesteo Cmry APY Sk Aise Joni Olympic Ates Care Teteganen Metice City Ceresecre Msin Nance Feenica Sports Center Oral J. Lor-Atuola Howe Lamaster

Newtown Edgemont Wins Openers in Little League Series

Mike Allan pitched a complete game for Newtown Edgemont Pa in a 3 1 win on opening day of the 21st Little League World Series in Tampa Florida. Allen slugged two homers and drove in three as the Phillies subbed for New York in the nightcap with a 4 3 victory. The overall event features eight teams with Roseland Chicago and Linares Mexico among Wednesday matchups and a schedule through Saturday.

Williamsport Mike Allan Newtown Edgemont Allen Neil Powers Larry Jackson Mexico City New York Yechting Acapulco Tom Delphia Phillies Wal Tamna Tun Cama Mets Rick Wise Florida Joey Garcia Newtown-Eagemont Tampa Fis Tokyo Miyahara Kenichi I Ts

Benvenuti May Earn Over 200000 For Return Title Bout

Italy's Nino Benvenuti could net over 200000 for a return title bout at Shea Stadium on September 28. Box office may gross up to 500000 with ticket prices 5, 10, 20, 30 and TV receipts tallied. Benvenuti to receive 40 percent of all receipts versus Griffith's 39 percent.

Benvenuti New York Italy Nino Benvenuti Emile Griffith Shea Stadium Harry Markson Madison Square Garden Grutits

Indiana University Loses Mickey Parmelee For 1907 Football Season

Indiana University football offensive guard Mickey Parmelee will miss the 1907 season after a traffic accident that crushed his leg. The Hoosiers lose a frequent starter for two years as Parmelee undergoes treatment.

Gary Ind UPI Mickey Parmelee Indiana University Fatball Seazh Indiago Jellesman Sea Two Gary Cassells Bob Isaning Falcon Russell

Jurgensen Struggles with Arm in Washington Exhibition

Quarterback Sonny Jurgensen, key to the Redskins NFL title hopes, is dealing with arm trouble. After drills and two exhibition games, he has shown limited throwing and required injections to ease the soreness.

Carlisle Sonny Jurgensen Swuch Nedsking Redskin Jurgensen Dave Brady Washington Post Dlifgensen NFL Redskins Washington Miami Georgetown University Brady Ashington New York Giants Raleigh N.C Otto Graham

Minnick and Maxwell Claim Meadowbrook Golf Champs

Joe Campbell sponsors Meadowbrook Golf Club junior tourney saw Max Minnick edge Alvin Ramsey by one stroke to win overall in the 15-16 age group with Nant Ley second. Phil Banks and Steve Dale led the 12-14 boys. Sammy Maxwell topped the 9-10 girls while Janis Skiles led the 12-13-44 girls. Almost 75 players enter today. Coaches oppose new punt rule remains on book for 1967 football season per NCAA Rules Committee chair Ivy Williamson.

Max Mianick Marea Maxwell Joe Campbell Qie Teague Meadowbrook Golf Club Meadowbrook Ivan Geiger Minick Alvin Ramsey Nant- Ley Phil Banks Steve Dale Sammy Maxwell Dave Humphey Miss Maxwell Janis Skiles Madison County Santa Barbara Calif Jack Curtice American Football Coaches’ Rules Committee Curtice Football Coaches Association National Collegiate Athletic Associatant NCAA Hules Ivy Williamson Wisconsin

Latin Nations May Pull Out Of WBA Group

Latin American boxing figures threaten withdrawal after a failed WBA convention. Panama’s Rodriguez Sanchez and Chile’s Octavio Aylwin push for outside governance while Evans of Louisville is reelected president. regional leaders debate foreign membership and Executive Committee power amid United States dominance.

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Kokomo Fights for Title at Four-Team Finals

Washington aims to halt Mishawaka as the four team finals determine the champion. The winner advances to the West Central Regional at Aurora next week. Scores note Burns Oilers and Sumvilie AC in a 7-7 tilt with limited line scores and pitchers listed.

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Monday Results From Major Leagues and Pacific Coast Games

National League results include San Francisco 0 Cincinnati 4 and Chicago 1 Houston 1 plus St. Louis 4 Los Angeles 3. American League scores show Cleveland 6 Boston 6 and Washington 5 Baltimore 2, while Kansas City 2 faced Cincinnati 4 and New York. Pacific Coast games list Indianapolis 4 Phoenix 2 and Seattle 5 Vancouver 1 with Portland 3 Hawaii 2.

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Pacers Get Boost From Tribe In Upcoming Season

Indianap olis Indians and Pacers announce joint publicity push for the new league season. Tribe members designate Pacer Day at Bush Stadium and plan a pregame softball game before a Coast League clash with Oklahoma City.

Indianapolis UPI Indians Pacers Indiaehapolis Indians Bush Stadium Oklahoma City Indians Pacers

Frankfort Harness Race Results Listed Tuesday

Harness racing results from Frankfort Indiana Clinton County show multiple races with purses around $100 to $600. Notable finishers include Queen's Monk at 11-1, Sunny Honey and Times with listed placements, plus horses like Seattle Kathy and Nose Plus. Names include Murphy Daugherty Berns and Edna Directer with various placements and earnings noted.

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