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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 03, 1963

Page

22

Night Harness Card Opens With Straight Heat Wins

Jet Way Chief Adio Amish Boost and Tom Lee swept four of five races in the four night harness meet at Athletic Park. Gold Knox clocks 2:17 in heat two while Brown Dandy edges in heat two of the nonwinners pace. Fern McPherson Wilma Creed Keystone Mike Rip Dandy among top entries for tonight’s program at Free Fair.

Jet Way Chief Adio Tom Lee Amish Boost Athletic Park Gold Knox Paul Hungerford Shelbyville Brown Dandy P. Rich Floyd Wilfong Greenfield Ridgeway Liar’s Bench Gwinn, Stewart & Stewart Anderson Fred Runyan E. Barnes Jr IT & Pha F. Wilfong Sharon Lad H. Snodgrass S. Ridgeway Prince Calico L. Gilbert Windale Main R.blington Jr Kingly Way K. Morgan Adio J. Henry Zoom's King R. Parker Jeffrey Dean P. Hungerford Silver Dawn Truax J. Shoemaker F. Prough Hal R. Sanders Mar del Scott L. Stultzman R.b'ngton Jr Fern McPherson Smart Adio Gladys Hall Middletown Keystone Mike Sokol & Staggenburg Wilma Creed Ozz Relfe Fairmount Rip Dandy Sam Pate Markleville Keystone Hamilton Columbus Prince Hopeful L. Gibson Lloyd Gibson Monroeville J. Landers Little Bill Worthy H. Sizelove Herman Sizelove Alexandria Duchess Gay M. Harris C. L. Williams Indianapolis Miss

Downing Delivers One-Hitter as Yankees Beat White Sox

New York lefty Al Downing tossed a one hitter in a 3-0 win over Chicago, extending the Yankees’ streak to five games. Camilo Carreon’s seventh inning single spoiled the shutout bid, while Tony Kubek and Hector Lopez provided the offense. Downing fanned 10 and walked six in a strong effort.

NEW York al Downing Chicago Camilo Carreon Yankees White Sox Yanks Ray Herbert Tony Kubek Hector Lopez Downing Pete Ward

Bethel Whetstone and Mounds win Sunday softball games

Bethel defeats Chesterfield 8 to 3 at Shadyside Park with Burris driving in runs. Mounds beats Park Place 5 to 1 as Ellis, Smith, LeAnna and Ball hold Park Place to four hits. Whetstone win by forfeit as Markleville fails to field nine, final 0 to 0. Pittsenbarger hits a homer for Chesterfield. Burris and Wright contribute for Bethel.

Bethel Mounds Whetstone Shadyside Park Burris Chesterfield Park Place Markleville Pittsenbarger Pittensbarger Reeder Bender Wright Ellis Smith LeAnna Ball

Madison Emge Leads 430 100 84 Lynch Meet

Madis on Emge tops a track meet with 430 100 yard dash times as Kramer Richards Irle Winkle post strong marks.

Emge Lynch Kramer Irle Richards and Winkle

Boca Ree-Al Lists Winners at Boca Ree-al Course

Sun-Downs league events at Boca Ree-al course announce winners across several tournaments. Best ball results include John and Agnes McGuire 46 and Charles and Evelyn Bragg 51 draw, with Robert and Ann Love 51 draw.

Sun-Dwoners Boca Ree-al John and Agnes McGuire Charles and Evelyn Bragg Robert and Ann Love Low Gross Jerry and Mary Alice Dixon Low Jean Susko Dick Porter Sue Love R. Roudebush Cecil and Ethel Flowers Harry Williams Maye Green John McGuire

Elkhart Woman Beats Julie Hull In Golf

In Colorado Springs Mrs. Alice Dye won her first-round match 3 and 2 over Pam Kingsbury of Wichita. Nancy Roth of Hollywood Florida defeated Julie Hull 4 and 2 and advances to face Joan Birkland with Barbara McIntire and Ann Quast Wells in the next round. Seattle team also advanced past first-round competitors.

Colorado Springs Colo Alice Dye Dye Pam Kingsbury Wichita Kan Janis Ferraris San Francisco Nancy Roth Elkhart Ind Hollywood Fla Julie Hull Anderson Miss Roth Joan Birkland Denver Barbara McIntire Ann Quast Wells Seattle

Atlanta Stops Tribe Before Large Crowd

Atlanta defeated Indianapolis in the tenth inning to snap the Tribe’s seven game winning streak before 10,720 fans, the largest crowd this season at Indianapolis in an International League game.

Indianapolis UPI Atlanta Tribe

Baseball scores from National and American leagues

National League results include Cincinnati 4 San Francisco 3, Pittsburgh 2 1, Philadelphia 1 8 Houston 4, St. Louis 3 in 11 innings, Los Angeles 2 Milwaukee 1. American League shows New York 7 Boston 5, Kansas City 6 Baltimore 4. International League notes Indianapolis 4 Atlanta 2, Richmond 6 0 Toronto 3 1, Arkansas 8 5 Buffalo 4 2, Jacksonville 6 Columbus 5, Syracuse 6 Rochester 3 in 10 innings.

Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh Philadelphia Houston St. Louis Los Angeles Milwaukee New York Boston Kansas City Baltimore Indianapolis Atlanta Richmond Toronto Arkansas Buffalo Jacksonville Columbus Syracuse Rochester

Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls, $16.95

Amf bowling gear offered with new balls priced at sixteen dollars ninety five cents. Holes plugged advertised at two dollars fifty cents.

Rains

Cubs Top Mets In Unearned-Run Victory

Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 4-1 as Al Jackson's misthrow led to a two-run rally in the second inning. The Mets lingered under a 4-1 defeat, their fourth loss in a row after a string of singles with two outs.

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Red Brick Inn Announces Midmonth Closure

The Red Brick Inn will be closed from July 1 to July 15 for renovations and maintenance, with operations resuming on July 16. Local guests advised to plan accordingly and check for updated schedules.

Red Brick Inn

Baseball results from yesterday show varied outcomes across leagues

Yesterday's scores include Chicago over New York 4 1 Pittsburgh 3 2 Cincinnati 6 4 Houston end 8th Philadelphia 2. Los Angeles blank St Louis 1 0 end 8th Milwaukee 0 San Francisco 0 end 4th Boston 6 Cleveland 1 Minnesota 7 Detroit 4 Washington 7 Kansas City 2 Baltimore 4 Los Angeles 3 New York 3 Chicago 0 Atlanta 6 Indianapolis 5 Buffalo 7 Arkansas 5 Rochester 10 Syracuse 5 Toronto 3 Richmond 2 plus listed pitcher matchups and scheduled games for later dates.

Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Houston Los Angeles St. Louis Milwaukee San Francisco Boston Cleveland Minnesota Detroit Washington Kansas City Baltimore Atlanta Indianapolis Buffalo Arkansas Rochester Syracuse Toronto Richmond

Big Trout Nets $1000 At Flu Flon Trout Derby

George Lakefield of Sherwood, N C hooked a 4 pound 41 4 inch long trout with 30 inch girth at Clearwater Lake near The Pas Manitoba on June 15 the opening day of the Flin Flon Trout Festival Derby. He won the $1000 prize when the derby ended Monday night as the largest trout.

Flin Flon Manitoba George Lakefield Sherwood N.C Lakefield Clearwater Pas Man

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