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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1967

Page

4

Cindy Express Wins Photo Finish at Anderson Free Fair

Opening night at Athletic Park features fast racing with Cindy Express winning a photo finish in the two year old pace heat. Darlos Prince clocks 2 07 4 5 in the final heat, while Clover Clift and Truly So post early victories amid strong showings by Willie Wilfong and Jerilynn Adio.

Cindy Express Dilly Wallis Perand Aca Sweet Thing Lynn Wilfong Jerilynn Adio Pilk Darlos Prince’s Tne Anderson Free Fair Athletic Park Paul Blake Tipton Clover Clift BR. Taylor Carmel Ivot Firat

Reds edge Cardinals 1 0 in baseball classic

Nolan, 19, rookie, beats Cardinals on a three hit night with Rose driving in the lone run. Jaster yields six hits until ninth inning danger. Johnson's double plates Rose for the Reds.

SP. Louis Gary Nolan St.Louis Cardinals Deron_ Johnson Pete Rose Cincinnati Reds Nolan Cardinals Mike Shannon Orlando Cepeda Flood Tornson Rose Cardinal Larry Jaster Jaster Johnson Joe Huegner Hoerne Acme Paying Co D. Bowen Donald Bowen Batavia Ohio Femrd Dean John Rape Barcarver Talaria Ray A Seer Boosee Ay Anon Johnson Fairmount Boone Semden Ate Lipdier F. Buling Ramer Y Ogo Bell Shore Farm Ricketts Eee NS Pats Mktg Mice Rediga Milst Ans Robt. R O'Neal Brook Pride Glory J. Law Stiers Greenstork Bob R Trimble Ralplalbert Windfall Buz Eagle Buz Eagle (Driver Unlisted, ‘Nalfil Bloomington Ind Scarlet Express K. Barlow Loren W. Schivot Crawfordsville Princess Creed Jones New Castle Nicholson Della Gay Howard Bowyer William D. Stephens Middletown Ray Sanders Mary Laneers Forest Raymond Conlover Haymond Conover Mar Greenleaf Dennis H. Worsham Abe S. Graber Goshen Frosty Cloud Elf Ortman Ortman Westville Little Aristocrat F. Daugherty Hubert Fox Steelser Ltd Jet Wold E. Wilkoog Floy Wilfong Greenfielt Indiana National Bank J. Landess

Tommy John Leads White Sox Past Orioles With Two-Hit Pitching

Tommie John pitched a two-hitter and drove in a run as the Chicago White Sox beat the Baltimore Orioles. Aparicio triple sparked a fourth inning threat, John escaped the jam, and Agee and Wert scored on a fifth inning single. Fansen and Agee added insurance with a sixth inning double as Chicago evened its record in the early season series.

Chicago UPI Tommy John Chicago White Sox Baltimore Orioles John White Sox John’simably Luis Aparicio Bracks Robinson Tete Richert Orioles Skeinty Tommie Agee White* Sox Petes Wert Mary Staeble Tifield Ron Fansen Agee Fanother Qi Elise Laparido B. Ren Bowenk Harsen Ward Rickert Menentey McGuire Ph Todo Ichoy Baltimore Aparico Aparicio VjStaehte Berry Gadea

American League All Stars Chosen for July 11 Game

The American League announces its All Star roster for the July 11 game in Anaheim California. Detroit catcher Bill Freehan Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota Rod Carew of Minnesota Brooks Robinson of Baltimore Boston shortstop Carl Yastrzemski and outfielders Frank Robinson and Brooks Franklin are listed along with others. (AP Wire)

Anaheim Bill Freshan Detroit Harmon Killebrew Minnesota Rod Carew Brooks Robinson Baltimore Rice Petrozelli Boston al Koline Detrait Frank Robinson Bultimore Carl Yarrzemski Washington Kansas City New York Chicago Cleveland California Tacoma Phoenix San Diego Tulsa Portland Denver Seattle Catanoma City God AU Fenings Buffalo Syracuue LO Toronto Rechester Jacksonville Toledo Rains Columbus Rienmons Houston Wilson Philadelphia Wise L. Jackson San Francisco McCormick Moore Kantas City Dobson Perlins Oi Amnesta Kaat Baltmore Adamson Horlen Lonborg Brunet Pacific Coast Tongue Vancouver Indianapolis Priver Wsenanel Hiayanst Spokane Okahoma Uisa Ab San Rego

Babe Ruth boys clash in dual tourneys at South Diamond

The Anderson Babe Ruth League announces July 6 as opening day for 13 year old, 14 year old, and 15 year old divisions. The 13 players compete in single elimination while the 14 and 15 year olds play double elimination to crown area champions.

Anderson Elwood Sod Babe Ruth South Diamond Hubert Albea Anderson Babe Ruth

US Tennis Down but Isn’t Out at Wimbledon

United States tennis leader Robert Kelleher says the sport is not sinking after a Davis Cup defeat by Ecuador. He notes rising talent and strong turnout at the All-England Championships, despite no clear American superstars like Budge or Perry.

Charles W. Bell Wimbledon England United States Lawn Tennis Association Robert Kelleher Ecuador Kelleher America Don Budge Fred Perry Fouer U.S Arthur Ashe Ashe al Gaya Davis den Cliff San Angelo Tex Marts Riessen Evanston Jane Claire Gradnar Beachry 5 Charles Pasarell Santarer Puerto Ries Stan Smith Pasadena Calli Bob Lutz Los Angeles

Middletown All-Star Practice Fuels Tourney Prep

In Middletown the Babe Ruth League all-star practice tightens for a July 6 tournament in New Castle while Yanks lead Twins by two games for second and Steve Sheets contributes a double in a Cubs win over the Twins. All-star selections coming soon.

Middletown Yanks Twins Steve Sheets Cubs New Castle der Seyepee

Senators Beat Washington, Split Doubleheader in Kansas City

Jim Nash pitched a six hitter to lift the Senators over the Washington club 3 1 in the opener as Frank Howard hit his 20th homer. Rick Monday contributed with a single, a run, and a fourth inning triple for the Senators in support of Lew Krausse. The second game saw Kansas City edge Washington 4 3 as Ken McMullen drove in the first run after Bert Campaneris scored on a Tonaldson single.

Kansas City Jim Nash Ramasay City Washington Frank Howard Senators Nash Hill Rick Monday Bob Priddy Jim Gosger John Tonaldson Bert Campaneris Howard Lew Krausse Ken McMullen

World Golf Championship may settle home near Worcester

Toronto based World Golf Championship, a $20 000 event, may gain a permanent home near Worcester after years of travel. The 167 tournament date is set for September 14 at the Woodbridge Club in Ontario. Dick Foster, chairman and Canadian Breweries public relations director, said Carling Canada is aware talks are ongoing and a fixed location could raise the event’s stature while keeping the current format and global field.

Toronto Worcester Woodbridge Out Dick’ Foster Canadian Breweries, Ltd Carling Canada Foster Carling

Gurlia and Kelly Lead 148 in 300 Festival Open Qualifiers

Dave Gurlia of St Paul and Al Kelly of Orlando led 148 qualifiers for the 300 Festival Open Golf Tournament in Indianapolis. Morales and other players chased final spots in a playoff with Morales securing the 48th and final berth after a birdie on the second hole.

Indianapolis Dave Gurlia St. Paul Minn al Kelly Orlando Fla Ivoresk Rich Morales Devine Liman Evansville Hamp Auld Raleigh N.C Severn Ion

The Balancing Act In Bowling Technique Tip

A fragmented coaching note discusses balance at the finish to improve bowling form. It emphasizes checking balance as the ball nears the pins and suggests correcting balance errors for a better release.

Edgewood Golf Victors Listed

Edgewood club officials announced yesterday's 18 hole Independence tournament winners. Low Gross duos included Tew and Bunny Roby, Ken and Katie O Her jon, and Rod Swinehart with Eunice Anderson. Net winners featured Lucille and Denzil Regenold, Dale Vanderbury, Cliff Hardwick and Martha DeVol, and Jane Quear with Marty Quear.

Low Gross Tew Bunny Roby Ken Katie O'Her Jon Rod Swinehart Eunce Anderson Phil Sullivan Frances Weasar Fritz Flanagan Maxine Taylor John Spanauth Amy Bye George Virginis Thompson Lucille Denzil Regenold Dale Vivian Varderbury Cliff Hardwick Martha DeVol

ACC Fourth of July Tourneys Highlight Limited Field

ACC women and men held Fourth of July golf events at Country Club with winners named. Women gross saw a tie between Mrs. W. G. Rose and Mrs. Kg. C. Janes at 45. Mes. Ny shand 461389 and Mes. J.B Harrison 56-18-34 high notes. Men event led by FC.Roberts 76 and D. R. Porter 77 with a three way tie among P. B. Schoenker, V. G. Rose, and Dr. G. E. Ross. Coaching and par tallies listed. signups for a two man team tourney slated July 22 under chair D. TR. Porter.

Undersay W. G. Rose Kg. C. Janes Jawnet R. Nyshand Walkur C.S. Jenkins Nelson Towgross Fc.roberts D. R. Porter P. B. Schoenker V. G. Rose Dr. G. E. Ross Bat Rada R. Weiler HM. Page N.C. Martin K. J. Mull DM. Wilcox W. J. Aagesen A. F. Rector F. Kuhl P. G. Decker J. H. Plormmer Bill Broderick GW. King D. EB. Hancock K. J. Hull R. K. Shearer Rex Wisehart Dr. 3 C. Drake M. Lucas J. G. Mehagan R. L. Symonds ACC Ray Jones D. TR. Porter

Mets End 19 Loss Run by Beating Marichal

Mets finally defeated Marichal breaking a 19 game drought. In the Ace Ladies select partner event the team of Wend Pancyl and Mary Han Phrey led with 68 while Marge McLean and Lorraine Black were second with 13. Ann Merritt and Carolyn Helles placed fourth and Joss Pressing with Helen Weensler took fifth. The local club schedules its annual Guest Bay tourney on Tuesday July 11.

Wend Pancyl Mary Hanphrey Marge Mr. Clain Lorraine Black Belly Wahlberg Merle Green Ann Merritt Carolyn Helles Joss Pressing Helen Weensler

Detroit routs Cleveland 6 to 1 in baseball game

Bayt Wilson tossed a two hitter and Detroit exploded for five runs in the first inning to rout Cleveland 6 to 1. Norm Cash drove in two with a bases loaded hit, Bill Feehan belted his 12th homer, and Dick McAuliffe homered in the eighth to cap the Tigers’ scoring.

Cleveland Bayt Wilson Detroit Wilson Lee Wagner Chick Hinton Fointh Norm Cash Loring Bill Feehan Steve Hargan Jim Northup Dick McAuliffe Tigers Osler Italy McAuliffe Hitfiels Northrey 'F Saonas Freekan & Dale Fado Wert Ab Gil Zoon Flanney Bavanilo Comalee Vargano Bon Brown Pera Bailey Connally Delrot Clevelard Feevins Wagner Cua SBA Wort Ae Northcup Certh

Yarborough Leads Fords In Firecracker Sweepstakes

Daytona Reign fuelled by Cale Yarborough as Ford dominated the Firecracker 400 with a 43 lap lead over Plymouth. Yarborough earned $15,000 plus lap prizes after edging Dick Hutcherson and Rich Sawyer in a rain-shortened Grand National war that saw the race halted twice and finally finished under caution.

NEW York UPI Jsuan New York Mets Marichal San Francisco Hal Heniff New York Yankee Willie Mays Vin Ray Hart Daytona Reagh Cale Yarborough Ofewson Charlotte N.C Mets Sieop Wes Wed West Yarborough International Speedone Sareaten Hin Dick Hutcherson Camden Darel Dieringer Christy Math Richenson Affard Pearson Spartanburg New York Giant St. Louis Cardinals Hich Histafler WM Victo-Flag Mies Tommy Davis Ron Swohode Ford Jover Plymouth Jack Fisher Yarborough Norm Siebem Hom Ty Cling Jong Gelay Dick Groat Courea Red Mets Iako Jesus

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