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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1966

Page

7

Orioles Sweep Twins Behind Short Arm and Slugging Duo

Baltimore tops Minnesota 4-1 in Game 1 and completes a doubleheader sweep as veteran pitcher Billy Short returns to the majors with four years between appearances. Frank Robinson and Bowens homered in the opener, Bowens again key in the nightcap with a run-scoring double. Short held the Twins hitless until the fourth, fanning five in six innings.

Baltimore Billy Short Baltimore Orioles Minnesota Orioles Frank Robinson Bowens Brooks Robinson Rochester Short New York Yankees Luis Aparicio Rich

Wright Spuzich Lead Tie In United States Women Open

Four time champion Mickey Wright and Sandra Spuzich tied for the 36 hole lead at five over 149 after Hazeltine National Golf Club play. Wright shot 78 after opening 71 while Spuzich posted 74 following a 75. Carol Mann and Clifton Ann Creed trailed, with amateur Joyce Kazmierski among the 152 group. Dean's List note: Marian College student Karel Holtzeiter named to Dean's List for second straight semester.

Sunxrarums Mickey Wright Breens Sandra Spuzich Indianapolis United States Hazeltine National Golf Club Ricky Miss Spuzich Miss Wright Carol Mann Clifford Ann Creed Miss Mann Miss Creed Joyce Kazmierski Mid and State Haneke

Bowling fun over fear in early attempts

Bowling should be recreational not tense. The piece advises loosening up, planning timing, and correcting delivery to avoid 34 pin-spilling mistakes. It promotes a booklet by champions Don Carter and Marion Ladewig with a 2 cent stamp request to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.

Don Carter Marion Ladewig National Newspaper Syndicate North Wacker Drive Chicago

Giants’ Perry reshapes career with potent sidearm shift

Giants star Gaylord Perry has reinvented himself with a hard slider and new sidearm deliveries, boosting his effectiveness to a 1.23 ERA through spring training. Pitching coach Jansen helped refine the motion in Phoenix, altering batters’ timing and contributing to the Giants leading the National League.

Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Perry Jansen Larry Phoenix

Athletics Bolster Pitching Staff with Stock Purchase

Kansas City Athletics announced the purchase of pitcher Wes Stock, a 36 year old reliever from Vancouver of the Pacific Coast League, and recalled another pitcher. Ralph Terry was placed on the disabled list with a sprained ankle.

Athletics Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Wes Stock Vancouver Stock Ralph Terry

Marin Chooses Pro Career Over Medical Studies

Baltimore Bullets pick Duke star Jack Marin after at least one team passes him due to his declared plan to study medicine. Marin announced Thursday his decision to forego medical studies and sign with the NBA team, following their first round selection.

Bullets Baltimore Jack A Marin Duke Baltimore Bullets National Basketball Association Marin T

Santana Beats Dennis Ralston to Win Wimbledon Title

Manuel Santana of Spain outplayed Dennis Ralston of Bakersfield 6 4 11 4 was the Wimbledon final and after 12 years Europe took the title. The Spaniard’s power and finesse overwhelmed in places but Ralston kept pace until nerves betrayed him and Santana secured the crown before 15,000 fans. The celebration included a trophy presentation by Princess Margaret as the crowd roared. Billie Jean King then prepared to challenge Maria Bueno for the women's singles title on Saturday.

Wimbledon England Manuel Santana Spain Dennis Ralston Bakersfield Calif Europe Ralston Center Court Preley Santana Jaroslav Drobny Queen Elizabeth Billie Jean King Long Beach Maria Bueno Brazil

U S Crews Out Of Regatta At Henley England

U S crews suffered losses at Henley Royal Regatta as East German crews dominated. Vesper Boat Club and three other U S boats were eliminated while Harvard lightweight men and St Pauls School advanced, with Harvard defeating Wallingford Club and St Pauls beating Washington-Lee before finals.

Henley-On-Thames Eng Vesper Boat Club Philadelphis United Hates Harvard University St. Paul's School of Concord NHL Amer Philadelphia Tort Wind Sports Club Berlin East Germany Elizabeth Eton College

Reds Sign Grave to Minor League Pact

Cincinnati Reds announced on Friday that right handed pitcher Dave Grawe, 18, has signed a contract with the club for an undisclosed bonus. The agreement marks Grawe joining the Reds system as a young prospect, with details of bonuses or terms not disclosed.

Reds Cincinnati Dave Grawe Cincinnati Reds

Edgewood Women Winners Listed at Club Golf Tourney

Edgewood Country Club hosted a nine hole ladies golf tournament sponsored by Heckaman Buick. Amy Duine Taylor won Class Aci and Ema Gillespie won Class Bel with a two way tie between Rita Mudd and Bert Johnson in Class B. Virginia Musser led Class Cl and paired with D Eratte in the draw partner event along with other prize pairings.

Edgewood Country Club Heckaman Buick Aci Amy du Ine Taylor Bel Ema Gillespie Rita Mudd Bert Johnson Virginia Musser ECC D. Eratte Virginia Spannith Amy Dye Janice Wosehiie Martha DeVol Martha Himon Louise Eddy Viginia Musser Francis Wessar Jan Miller Betty Bray Max

Nicklaus Practice Round At Muirfield In 1966 British Open

Nicklaus tours the 6 807 yard seaside links in practice for the British Open at Muirfield. The Columbus Ohio pro, who vows to win the British title, shot a 71 and dropped six balls in the rough as he works toward defending the championship won by Peter Thomson of Australia. He is listed as a 7 3 favorite to take the title beginning next Wednesday.

Muireleld Scotland Jack Nicklaus Muirfield Columbus Ohio Nicklaus Peter Thomson Australia

Three Young Phenoms Join U S For Meets

A batch of young track and field talents appears on the U S squad set to face Poland and Russia in dual meets this month. Sprinter Bill Gaines, high jumper Stan Albright, and distance runner Rick Riley join the roster, alongside notable prep athletes and rising stars making early international appearances. The piece notes Gaines’s 60 yard indoor mark and references a broader youth pipeline feeding elite competition.

Stan Albright Cleveland Rick Riley Spokane Wash Gaines Bob Hayes Sam Perry Charlie Greene Darrel Newman Berkeley Calif Edward Czernik Andrzej Badenski Witold Baran Moscow John Nelson Paro Beach Fla Yale Jay Mazzone Batboy Baltic More AL Rebats St Louis Red ‘Auerbach Boston $Y Celtics Bill Russell Arnold Iilbert Ilinois

Baldwin Dominates Meadowbrook Golf Event at Meadowbrook

Ray Baldwin shot a one over par 63 to win low gross honors at the Meadowbrook course in a Guide Lamp sponsored tourney. Kenny Talbert was runner up with 66 and George Minnick placed third with 67. Hap Steiner led the bankers handicap, with Jack Tivy and Howard Ing tied for second and Randy Coates and Bill Chambers tied for third at 59. Meadowbrook plans the HISS UCC club tourney Sunday July 7 with awards for low gross and banker’s handicap.

Ray Baldwin Meadowbrook Kenny Talbertook Hiss Ucc

Anderson Country Club Announces GuestMember Golf Tourney

The Anderson Country Club Men’s Golf Club plans its first Guest Member 18 hole tournament on Wednesday July 6. P S Rossin chairs the committee with Dr J C Drake W L Peck N L Penn and E L Schwantes serving. Reservations are taken in Pro Ray Jones shop.

Anderson Country Club Men's Golf Club P. S. Rossin J. C. Drake W. L. Peck N. L. Penn E. L. Schwantes Ray ‘Jones

Clay London title fight set for August sixth

Cassius Clay defends the heavyweight title against Brian London in London Earls Court Stadium. The 15 round bout is scheduled for 5 p.m. EDT and will be televised to the United States via satellite. Clay has three defenses this year after beating Beal in the sixth round. Meanwhile in Los Angeles ground breaking for a new 11 million stadium was held to house the Lakers Kings and a new NHL franchise, with completion aimed for 1967.

London Earls Ourth Stadium Jack Solomons United States Clay Beal Lan Nglewood Call Los Angeles Lakers Los Angeles Kings

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