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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1966

Page

6

Andersons Enter Indiana Amateur Golf Entrants Start July 11

The Indiana Amateur Golf Tournament at Otter Creek near Columbus begins July 11 with Andersons entrants delayed to late afternoon. Mike Borson faces Bob Whitmer at 9:54 with others: Phil Sullivan vs Jay Cork, Norman Sanders against Sherrell Johnson, and Warren Ardapple plus Rod Swinehart queued for later rounds.

Anderson Elle Warren Ardapple Rod Swinehart Rick Lee Bob Blake Danny May Kempton

Franklin pitcher throws third no hit no run game for Carpenter's Union

Pat Riffe pitched his third no hit no run game of the season for Carpenter's Union against Coca-Cola 16 in a game shortened to four innings by the run rule. Mike Tippey hit a home run for Coca-Cola as the Cola team prevailed.

Franklin Pat Riffe Carpenter's Union Coca-Cola Mike Tippey

White's Homer Seals Phillies Victory Over Chicago

White delivered a homer and multiple hits sparking Philadelphia to a 7 0 win over Chicago behind Larry Jackson. The offense built early and sustained in a strong team performance as Philadelphia extended its winning streak to four.

White Phillies Chicago Hiladelphan Will ‘Ands Philadelphia Larry Jackson Philiels

Biggest Figure Eight Crowd Expected At Sun Valley

A large Figure Eight program tops the holiday weekend at Sun Valley Speedway in Central Indiana. More than 150 stock cars are set to race with heats starting at 6 40 and features at 8 90, led by drivers such as Jim Brewer Herb Rose Bob Fields and Elmer Brown. The event builds toward the National Crown championship weeks away with a strong local field from Anderson Noblesville Greenfield Muncie and Elwood.

Sun Aa Way Anderson Track Tad Ieve Ial Jim Brewer Noblesville Herb Rose Anderson Bob Fields Greenfield Elmer Brown Noah Goen Central Indiana Sun Valley Bill Garris Bob Evans Mike Williams of Anderson Jim Wyman Murl Brown Muncie Bill ‘Tunnel Gene Weaver Elwood Bob Schroeder

Supreme Tool Leads CM Loop At Halfway Mark

Midseason standings show Supreme Tool leading the CM Loop at halfway mark with Albee Plumbit Guide Lamp and JC Sales close behind. Jackson and Remy stars powered offense while Vanderburg faced a loss. daily linescores mix in baseball and other league results with scattered player stats and upcoming games.

Supreme Tool l Proms Ieee al- Bee Lory Delten Fae Poe Vandeburg Jackson Jeff Remy Game Pia Peers Dae Wit Lamp

Bryant Leaves Hospital After Stern Orders On Activities

Alabama football coach Paul Bryant walks out of University Hospital under strict orders to curtail outside activities. He says he feels well, after being admitted June 23 for exhaustion tied to a demanding coaching clinic schedule and prior speaking engagements. Physicians declined to identify him, noting continued rest and caution in his recovery while he remains head coach.

Birmingham Ala Alabama Paul Bear) Bryant University Hospital Bryant University Pepperdine College Los Angeles Police Alba Eldridge Jones Haley Banks Porter Janes Robinson Washington

Pernetta Glenn Double Winner At AAU Track Meet

Pernetta Glenn won the 60 yard dash in 6.0 seconds and the 100 in 10.8 at the National AAU Women’s and Girls’ Outdoor Championships in Frecderick Maryland. Barbara Friederich won the javelin with a 16.06 meter toss, while Glenn’s 10.8 was near the American record but wind affected a previous 10.6 clocking.

Pernetta Glenn Friedrich Manasquan

B Horses Named for Tuesday at Anderson Harness Meet

Horses from Indiana and neighboring states will race for $11,000 purse across 24 events over four nights starting July 5. The program includes two two-heat races each night with a $100 bonus for a track record breaker. Opening night features 20 hopefuls in two-year-old pacers and trotters, with notable entries such as Black Mission and Bold Action. The event, overseen by Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association under USTA sanction, is led by Fair president Mayor Frank Allis of Anderson. Daleville Broncos Tie for First in Loop.

Lns Met Stock Lana Anderson Free Air Frank Allis Anderson Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association U. S. Trotting Association N.cers Velean Jay Actioway Pha Ed John Fairmount Jones Princess Creed Wd Schmidt Smith Moomie Black Robert Wiis Logansport W. Modi Ped Race Ene Rall

Summer fishing advice shifts to depth and trolling

Experts say warmer waters push fish deeper as May action fades. Troll deeper at five foot intervals to reach bass or lake trout, stay at the depth as bottom contours intersect with fish food and shelter. Scotland trip plus $1,000 prize in Rusty Nail Hole-In-One Sweepstakes at Grandview course with Dickerson, Thomas, and Barnett tied to the prize.

Scotland Anderson Clyde G. Dickerson Ward St Roger Thomas 21St St Dickerson Thomas Grandview Steve Barnett Andrson

Rupp to Headline Ball State Basketball Clinic in Oct

Ball State University announces coach Adolph Rupp of Kentucky will headline the Ball State Basketball Clinic on October 22 with speakers Don Reichert Jim Cook and Dick Hoover also on the program. Rupp, legendary coach with 747 wins in 36 years and a top NCAA success rate, will join other sports educators and local figures in a day of instruction and demonstrations. A separate notice announces Middletown High School Alumni Dinner set for July 31 at Fairfield School, while Carmel architect William H Diddel receives a Wabash College Alumni Award of Merit for a 44-year career designing more than 60 golf courses and founding the American Society of Golf Course Architects.

Adolph Univesity Kentucky Ball State Jim Hinga Bal State University Allfay Don Reichert Fort Wayne South Side High School Jim Cook Cramer Chemical Co Dick Hoover Rupp Wildcats Ional Hinga State Dallas Hunter Betty Wood Mary Jane Dresser Middletown High School Fairfield William H. Diddel Carmel Ind Ima Mater Wabash College Wabash American Society of Golf Ourge Architects

Johnson's Host Lafayette Clash at Memorial Stadium Sunday

Johnson's Real Estate and Anderson announce Lafayette will host the Columbians Sunday at Memorial Stadium at 6 p.m. in a CIBL matchup. The event marks the second meeting of the season between the teams in this league contest.

Johnson Lafayette Anderson Lafayete Co Columbians Memorial Stadium

Pro Groups Will Work Together

New York AP reports the NFL will form a three to four member committee with the AFL to plan a merged league. Commissioner Pete Rozelle will chair the group and also serve as commissioner of the combined organization. The teams discussed the merger plan and a possible world championship game for January during their formal meeting.

NEW York National Football League Amerian Football League Pete Rozelle NFL APL Rozelle Ir’ Probaly

Yarborough Cops Pole Spot For Firecracker 400

Le Roy Yarborough of Columbia South Carolina captured the pole position Friday for Monday's Firecracker 400 stock car race at a record speed. Richard Petty of Randleman North Carolina qualified second after a mishap during Petty's run. Curtis Turner, Sam McQuagg, and Paul Goldsmith completed the top five with speeds around 177 mph. The top qualifiers surpassed a track record. Also noted was Petty’s earlier practice speed and a non-graphic account of the Keenbrier hole-in-one by Creighton Holden.

Varruna Weach Fla Upi le Roy Yarborough Columbia S.C Richard Petty Randleman N. C Petty Plymouth Yarborough Sik Daytona International Speedway Curtis Turner Charute N.C Jows Indam David Bettsonartanburg Darel Dieringer Charlotte N. c

Favor Hodge In Decathlon At Salina Meet

Russ Hodge of San Jose California enters the first U S Russia decathlon in Moscow facing strong field led by Toomey of Santa Barbara. Hodge boasts a career best 7 740 points, with totals around 8 845 in this event in Salina Kansas. Toomey last year scored 7 764 and leads US hopes in a competition where the world mark stands at 8 009. Rafer Johnson returns to Olympic spotlight.

Salina Kan Wriven Russ Hodge San Jose Cali Moscow Russ United Toomey Santa Barbara Calif Russia Hodge Toomey Ward Haylett Colorado Star Sas State Rafer United States Tokyo Olympics

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