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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1964
Page
3
Williams Boyer and Callison pace the National League to a 7 4 All Star win over the American League. Callison hit a ninth inning homer and Radatz suffered the defeat as Marichal earned the win.
UPD reports Les Peden named manager of the Quincy Gems, taking over from Finnegan. Peden is a former Port Ore player and replaces the prior year’s manager Megan, a Quincy product and former major leaguer, in his first year with the club.
Willie Mays praised Callison after a ninth inning three run homer capped a four run rally giving the National League a 7 4 victory over the American League in the All Star Game Callison credited managers and teammates and discussed facing Dick Radatz for the first time.
Jack Nicklaus wowed fans on the Old Course at St Andrews in a windy practice session as 120 players prepare for the British Open. Bookmakers top Nicklaus as the 7-2 favorite ahead of rivals like Tony Leman and Gary Player. Other Americans including Lemmon, Doug Ford, and Doug Sanders joined him, with Joe Carr praising Nicklaus for his zest.
Hanover College announced Wade G. Roby 30 will become head football coach next fall at Madison Indiana. Roby from Mohawk High School Sycamore Ohio will also coach wrestling and track. Hanover’s football record the last two seasons was 0 wins 18 losses.
New York UPI reports MLB players and executives agreed pay TV could be used if it did not interfere with World Series and All Star game revenues. The council, including Allison, Bunning, Walls, Kuenn, Boyer and Cronin, met to discuss scheduling and salary leverage, with approval given as long as revenues remained unaffected.
Clem Brown 35 formerly of Danville Sr. was named head basketball coach at New Castle High School to replace Les Ray who moves to Kokomo High School. Brown led Danville teams to a 119-80 record in six years and previously coached at Farmington High. He holds a Bradley University master's and authored Secrets of the Zone Press.
A pamphlet titled Position Stance and Approach covers stance lift approach and pushaway with bowling tips. It offers the pocket pamphlet for 10 cents plus a stamped self addressed envelope to Carter at National News paper Syndicate Chicago.
Winners of the Flag Day Low Net Tournament at Grandview Golf Course are posted. Oris Bodkin top with 80-15 65, Bob Potter 73-667 second, Herb Harmeyer 75-669 third, with Jack Beck, John Barcus, and Glen Hartley tied for fourth to seventh.
League President Paul Anderson announced fourteen players and two alternates for the 1964 All-Star team. Bob Brizendine will manage the squad with the second place coach as assistant. K Mart and Coca Cola vie for second, Eagles already clinched the title. Players named include Steve Anderson Tim Lockwood Keith Barnes David Rhodes Carry McLaugh Rex Gourley Tony King Juan King John Evans Steve Williams Dale Boone Rick Hubble Steve Small Gary Lierman with alternates Dennis Barnes and Dan Finley.
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