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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1964

Page

5

Middletown blanks Summitville for 4 0 win

Middletown shut out Summitville 4 to 0 as pitching held the visitors to three hits. Cepeda and McCovey provided power for the Giants while ongoing league action saw leaders shifting behind the wrongfully noted performances and protests in the baseball headlines.

Tired Lema Flies Into Columbus For PGA Starting Soon

Tired Lema, San Tony Lema, arrives in Columbus to join the 46th annual PGA Championship at Columbus Country Club. Jack Nicklaus defends, Arnold Palmer arrives, and Ken Venturi, fresh from the National Open, is in town. Players expected from both sides of the Atlantic prepare for the six-thousand eight hundred fifty-one yard layout.

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Trudges Lead In 72-Hour Golf Marathon

In Jeffersonville Indiana three golfers near the 72 hour mark on the Three Lakes par three course. Bud Perkins led at 612 holes with Bob Jeffers second at 603 and Mike Watts third at 585. John Fields dropped out after 67 hours. Marathon started Friday with 34 entrants as survivors expect the chase to continue into Tuesday.

Jeffersonville Ind UPI Three Lakes John Fields New Albany Bud ‘Perkins Bob Jeffers Mike Watts Perkins Jeffers Clarksville

Cedar Lounge Tops Tigers 11 5 In Central Indiana League

Cedar Lounge defeated the Indianapolis Tigers 11 to 5 to claim their sixth victory in the Central Indiana Baseball League. Lucius Teague hit a key two run homer as Cedar Lounge built an early lead and extended it with runs in the fifth and sixth innings. The game against New Castle is set for 7 30 p.m. Wednesday at Memorial Field after Sunday night’s rainout.

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Rodgers 3 Run Homer Sparks Cub Uprising

Chicago Cubs rout Dodgers 10-4 as Andre Rodgers belts a three run homer in the sixth after two were out Don Drysdale takes the loss Larry Jackson earns the win for Chicago while Los Angeles scores three in the ninth to avoid a shutout.

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Skowron Traded to White Sox for Cunningham

Washington sends first baseman Bill Moose Skowron to Chicago in a waiver-like deal that nets Joe Cunningham and a yet-to-be-named player. Skowron, 33, hit .271 with 13 homers in 73 games for the Senators this season, after a strong World Series for the Dodgers. Cunningham, 32, now joins the Senators after a trade from St. Louis. he batted .250 with 10 RBIs in 39 games this year.

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St Marys Rally Tops Frankton In Conference Play

St Marys scored three runs in the seventh to erase a 4-3 Frankton lead and pull out a 6-4 victory in White River Conference high school baseball. Frossard and Williams accounted for five of St Marys eight hits, while Adams and McLain each added two singles for the Eagles. Stake series of St Marys next game will be at Yorktown Thursday.

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