All Star Game Lineups Set For Tuesday at Shea Stadium
Lopez starts Lopez shocks foe by starting chance against Drysdale as Killebrew and Mays hold cleanup spots. All star rosters show Cepeda Boyer Torre Hunt and more in NL and AL lineups with Chance Ford Koufax and Bunning among starters.
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Lopez
Drysdale
Mente
Pirates
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Williams
Mays
Orlando Cepeda
Giants
Ken Boyer
Joe Torre
Braves
Ron Hunt
Mets
Jim Fregosi
Angeles
Oliva
Mantle
Killebrew
Minnesota
Harmon Killebrew
New York
UPI
Shea Stadium
Bob Allison
Brooks Robinson
Orioles
Bobby Richardson
Yankees
Elston Howard
Chence
Alston
Sibly Hazard
Cleveland
St Stadium
Ed Sudol
Joe Paparella
Frank Secory
Nestor Chulak
Doug Harvey
al Salerno
Speedboats Draw Fans To Aqua Gardens
About 70 boats and drivers took part in Anderson’s first outboard championship at Aqua Gardens. The event, sanctioned by the National Outboard Association and sponsored by the Anderson Sertoma Club, featured Utility and Hydroplane races with trophies presented by Miss Aqua Gardens 1964. Willie Hobson of Seymour won high overall points with 800, dominating hydroplane classes. others from Indiana and nearby states placed in various classes.
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Leon Kincaid
Anderson
Willie Hobson
Seymour
Pat Weight
Aqua Gardens
Wright
Herald Phato
New Water Recreation Center
National Outboard Association
Anderson Sertoma Club
Dutch Hurst
Pat Wright
Sears, Roebuck Co
Gene and Brownie
Payless Super Market
Pepsi-Cola
Gib Warfield Insurance
Atlas Red D Mix
K-Mart Sporting Goods
Hunter Chevrolet
Gene 1
Brownie Auto Repair
Seymour i
Sam \Wearly
Muncie
Paul \Beasley
Syracuse
Jim Rinker
William Mitchell
Indianapolis
Stover Hire
Ed Etchison
Columbus
John Rinker
Larry Schwier
Greenfield
Castro Shines in First Complete Game Since Revolution
In Havana Castro joins teens for a baseball game and pitches his first complete game since the revolution. He drives in two runs with two singles as Camaguey defeats Pinar Del Rio 14 to 4 before fading in the sun after seven perfect innings.
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Havana
Fiel Castro
Camaguey
Pinar del Rio
Castro
Deer Overpopulation Haunts Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
At Crane Naval Ammunition Depot Indiana an estimated 9,000 white tailed deer roam 67 000 acres of ordnance waste. Deer cause collisions with Navy vehicles erode pine stands and threaten forage. Since 1960 hunts have risen to 1500 but safety limits cap further increases while Capt Edgar B Pettebone pushes for stricter hunter selections.
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Dale Burgess
Associated Press
Crane
Ind
Crane Naval Ammunition Depot
Indiana
Edgar B. Pettebone
Navy
Fanfare Deer Permit Draw Flawed Despite Open Season Hint
The article notes fanfare over deer licenses for the regular season and says many winners confuse wildlife. Bow hunters may hunt at the depot on Saturdays but Capt. Pettebone doubts they will reduce the herd. Two years ago forty archers were released at the depot and only two deer were taken in two days. The piece also mentions New York's Long Waterfront port with 650 miles of water frontage.
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Pettebone
New York Port
Bowling Wrist Guide for Consistent Backswings
The article advises bowlers to control wrist position during the backswing. It warns against too much stiffness or excessive relaxation and stresses keeping the thumb pointing a chosen direction through the release for a stable delivery.
ACC Mixed Golf Winners Listed
Anderson Country Club held its annual 4th of July mixed golf tournament last Saturday. Winners in the men’s division include Lowgross M E Green 72, several ties at 73 and 76, and Low net CW King 84-19 65. Ladies winners include Law gross L Mrs C A Blassaras and Low net Mrs R G Mellain 55-20-38 with multiple runner ups and special prizes for blind par and low putts.
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Anderson Country Club
ACC
Lowgross
M. E. Green
P. E. Schrenker
R. C. Roberts
W. G. ‘Rose
M. W. Paugh
CW. King
R. Mathews
J. R. Fenters
W. L. Peek
Dr. E. Austin
R. B. Morse
W. K. Black
R. E. Skinner
W. C. Edmundson
W.C. Whitehead
Law Gross
C. A Blassaras
C. H.stephenson
Low Net—I
R. G. Mel Lain
M. C .Martin
W. G. Heller
J. O. Cain
K. G. Hull
W. M. Pressing
Lanier Poise Echoes Dad as Giants Rookie Hal Emerges
San Francisco Giants rookie Hal Lanier, 21, born July 4, 1944, signed as a $90,000 bonus player from Tacoma, plays second base. Manager Alvin Dark notes his maturity and bulldog determination, matching his father Max Lanier’s competitive fire. Teammate Chuck Hiller praises his serious approach and readiness to play.
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San Francisco
UPI
Max Lanier
St. Louis Cardinals
Gramps
Hal Lanier
San Francisco Giants
Prince Hal
Giants
Tacoma
Chuck Hiller
Jim Davenport
St. Louis
Max
Alvin Dark
Polo Grounds
Hiller
Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Yesterday and yesterday's results show multiple MLB scorelines with teams like Milwaukee, Chicago, Los Angeles, New York, Philadelphia, San Francisco, St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Houston, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Minnesota, Kansas City, Baltimore, Boston, and Los Angeles listed with various game outcomes. The Pacific Coast League also features Indianapolis, Oklahoma City, Arkansas, Dallas, Portland, Tacoma, San Diego, Seattle, Denver, Salt Lake City, Spokane, and Hawaii in match results. A note mentions furniture tops Anderson Art Glass.
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New York
UPI
Shea Stadium
Dean Chance
Los Angele
Whitey Ford
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Gary Peters
Chicago
Juan Pizarro
Dick Radatz
Boston
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Cincinnate
Pittsburgh
Houston
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Arkansas
Dallas
Portland
Tacoma
San Diego
Seattle
Denver
Salt Lake City
Spokane
Hawaii
Cincinnati
Allstars
New
York City
San Francisco Giants
Pet. G.B
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York SG
Kansas City Dt
le G.B. Portland
Ak San Diego
B. d
Oklahoma
Cis
Owsukee
Boson
Rochester
Syracuse
Richmond
Jacksonville
Cedar Lounge Invades Fortville and Hosts Loop Foes
Cedar Lounge, Central Indiana Baseball League champions, will practice at 5:30 p.m. at Anderson College diamond after rain. they invade Fortville Wednesday night for a 7:30 p.m. non league game at the Fortville park diamond. Next Saturday the locals host the Indianapolis Tigers at Memorial Field. Sunday July 11 they face Lafayette’s Columbians at 7 p.m.
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Cedar Lounge
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Joe Pepitone
Norm Stebern
Mickey Mantle
Tony Oliva
Jimmy Hall
Chuck Hunter
Rocky Colavito
Kansas U City
Jim Bunning
Don Drysdale
Dick Elsworth
Dick Farrell
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Chris Short
Philadelphia Telarce
Wu Bose
Smoky Burgess
Pittsburg
John Edwards
Willie Mays
San Fisco
Roberto Clementsburgh
Henry Aaron
Milwauk
John Callison
Philacel
Curt Flood
Willie Stargell
Pittsby
Steve Dias
Riverdale
Dick Aveline
Clarks Hill
Reggie Carris
James Layelen
Norbert Speck
Louisville
Jack Bohn
Dick Woolwine
Huntsville
Ala
Ken Baxter
John Brewer
John Wearly J
Hartford City
Bill Smith
Terre Haute
Dave Dennis
Jerry Schlossburg
Chicago, Il
W. Hobson
John Throgmorton
Louisville, Ky
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Indiana Conservation Department
By Wait
Ditzen
Central Tire
Cheks
TA Public Finance Corporation
Meridian Street
Bon Carter
Marion Landewig
Bowling Fundamen
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Rains
Crosby Square Orca
TD A
Mahony
Alexandria
Lanier
Jufius H. Fillman
Fletcher St
Lake Freeman
Monticello
Fillman
Fortville
Quick Oil Co
West 8Th and John Sts
East 23St
Pearl Sts
South Main
Kerr-Mcgee Oil Industries
Hew
General Motors
UWS Fair
Critis) WY
Chevrolet
Pontiac
BUICK
Cadillac
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