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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1962
Page
9
The caption describes a bowler at the release moment with the right foot off the floor. It stresses balance during the run up and slide and suggests finishing on the left foot while keeping steady until the ball travels down the lane. It encourages lifting the right foot to improve pinfall.
Vanderbur and Great Northern won opening round games in the YMCA Summer Basketball League Tuesday night. Vanderbur’s Shell beat Banner Store 92 to 70 as Vanderbur's 4 point third period helped pull away. Great Northern edged Banner Store 77 74 with Jack Wilson scoring key late points. In tennis, Sarah May Turber of Evansville defeated Nancy Dillon in the National Clay Court first round before losing to Donna Floyd in the next round.
Minnesota bats explode for 11 runs in the first inning as Bob Allison Harmon Killebrew and Earl Battey hit grand slams to pace an 14-3 victory over Cleveland. Dick Stigman wins in his season debut, while Latman suffers the loss.
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson pitched his third straight three hitter and struck out 12 as the Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 2-1. Gibson improved to 12-6, leaving Williams’ 17th homer in the fourth as Chicago’s only offense. The runs came in the fourth on a Ken Boyer double after two singles and a Musial walk off Carl Koonce.
Back-to-back ninth inning doubles by Harry Bright and Chuck Hinton with two outs powered the Senators to a 10-9 win over the White Sox. Benny Daniels allowed three hits in a sharp relief outing as Washington erased an early deficit.
Glen Austin and Don Eutsier won class titles at the Anderson Horseshoe Club round robin at Fairview courts. Austin claimed Class A with five straight wins. Eutsier led Class B with five wins. Final standings list multiple participants and regional meet qualifiers for the Northeast and Indianapolis events.
Macholtz of Anderson College and Manis of Elwood High School register for the 11th annual Indiana Basketball Coaching School to be held August 2 to 4 in New Castle. About 200 coaches from 20 states are expected with headliner Joel Eaves of Auburn University teaching the Shuffle Offense. Other instructors include Gus Ganakes, Everett N Case, Les Ray, and Cliff Wells. The event takes place in New Castle's fieldhouse seating 9,300.
Shaw leads a club victory over Juan Marichal with a 6-0 scoreline in a pitching heavy matchup. The tabulated box shows multiple players including Hiller, Aaron, Cepeda, and Garibaldi contributing, with totals and notes on substitutions and fielding actions.
Paid up members of George Hockett Post 127 may enter the American Legion golf tournament at Grandview. Sign up in Wayne Hensley’s pro shop. players must pair with another member. The two day event Saturday and Sunday Aug 4 and 5 offers prizes valued at $50 and is chaired by Joe O’Neill with awards at the Grandview municipal course.
Mickey Mantle hit a towering homer and four RBIs as the New York Yankees won their sixth in a row, 12-4, over Boston. Mantle's 18th homer came in the fourth after Roger Maris walked, with Yogi Berra and Bobby Richardson also homering. The Yankees piled up 16 hits off four Red Sox pitchers, with Jim Bouton earning the win in a spot start.
Curtis Cup player Clifford Ann Creed of Alexandria Ind. defeated Nan cy Roth 1 up in the Trans Mississippi tournament at Wichita Kan. Creed did not lead until Roth bogeyed the 17th hole finishing with a par to seal the win. Julie Hull of Cass defeated Mrs. Marshall Becker 7 and 5.
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