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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1969

Page

11

Namath Sells Interest in Bachelors III After Rozelle Order

Joe Namath ends retirement by agreeing to sell his stake in Bachelors III bar in New York under pressure from commissioner Pete Rozelle. The deal follows six weeks of talks. Namath will not retire and hopes to rejoin the Jets for camp in Hempstead.

Namath William Verigan UPI New York Broadway Joe Namath Pete Rozelle Rozelle Joe Jets California Hempstead N.Y Sturn West Coast Mike Bite Jim Walsh A.F.L Baltimore Colts Miami Fla Weeb Endbank Ewbank East Side

Erskine Nationals edge Noblesville for area title

Erskine Nationals overcame a sixth inning homer by Noblesville to win 2-1 and take the Area I II Little League crown at Owens Field. Bush earned the win, while Noblesville’s Bright homered in the sixth, and Erskine advances to the bi district city final Tuesday at Fairview American.

Erskine Nationals Noblesville Cub Erskine National Franklin Owens Randy Bledsoe Dennis Bush Gary Cole Randy West Bush Nobiesville Tim Bright Erskine Nats Fairview

Midwest Towel Splits Twinbill With Merchants

Faucett earned an eight strikeout win as Midwest Towel beat Merchants 7-2 in the opener with Dick Reed's two run homer in the seventh. In the nightcap Jack Allen allowed nine hits as Merchants fell 5-1. Rearick drove in four with a two run homer plus a fifth inning two RBI sequence.

Merchants Faucett Dick Reed Midwest Towel Ray Bird Jack Allen Allen Rearick Roger Denny Creviston Steel Muncie Peru Valparaiso Clearwater Bombers Midwest Anderson and Denny

Coke 127 Wins On Hales Three-Hitter

Coca-Cola 127 edged Southport 2 1 behind Mike Hale three hit pitching in American Legion play. Tipton opened the second with a single and Moore drove in Tipton after a run on a misplayed third strike. Southport scored in the seventh. Coke 127 faces Lebanon Sunday at 2 p.m. in the District Tourney at Madison Heights. Ed Campbell starts for Coca-Cola.

Coca-Cola 127 Mike Hale American Legion Southport Greg Tipton Coke Tom Lacey Mike Moore Tipton Moore Donaldson Borgmann Ed Campbell Coca-Cola Lebanon Madison Heights Diamond

Baseball Standings and Saturday Probable Pitchers

Standings across the American and National Leagues show Montreal leading in a tight set of results with Pittsburgh and San Francisco close behind. Saturday schedules list matchups with listed pitchers such as Miller, Boswell, and Talbot, plus night games in several regions.

Chicago Philadelphia New York Montreal Atlanta San Diego Houston Cincinnati Pittsburgh St. Louis Los Angeles San Francisco Detroit Cleveland Washington Boston Baltimore Kansas City Oakland California Minnesota Seattle United Press International Miller Boswell Talbot Roggenburk Nash Brunet Nelson John Dobson McDowell Coleman Moore Stottlemyre Bahnsen Twinight Seaver Stoneman Waslewski Hands Palmer

Pendleton Heights reserves top Eagles in 11-0 win

Pendleton Heights clubbed Frankton 11-0 in reserve baseball for their seventh win in nine starts. Rogers doubled twice to lead Pendleton Heights, Burnett added two hits, Williamson and Elliott doubled, and Robinson and Rogers combined on the mound to limit Frankton to one hit. Ten runs scored in the first inning.

Pendleton Pendleton Heights Frankton Rogers Burnett Williamson Elliott Robinson Truex

Pendleton Wildcats Lead Commercial B League Softball

The Pendleton Wildcats top the Commercial B standings at 8-2 after split results at Shadyside Park. They beat Guide Lamp 11 10 in five innings while Emge rallied to defeat Reformatory 6 5 in eight. Eads Typewriter edged Culligan 6 5 as Groves hit a three run homer for Culligan.

Pendleton Wildcats Shadyside Park Pendleton Guide Lamp Drake Gray Emge Reformatory Wildcats Maddox Culligan - Ee Green Hart Lewis Williams Harp Brewer Leanna Dollar Culligan Ead McFall Wiliamson Groover Rambis HR — Groves Murphy

White Mincher Replacements on AL All Star Team

Roy White of the Yankees and Don Mincher of the Pilots were named AL All Star replacements. White takes Tony Oliva’s spot due to chicken pox, while Mincher fills Mike Hegan’s after a pulled leg muscle. The game is set for Tuesday night at Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium.

Cincinnati Chicago Cubs Ernie Banks Beckett Don Kessigger Ron Santo Washington Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium UPI Roy White New York Yankee Don Mincher Seattle Pilot Mayo Smith American League Joe Cronin White Tony Oliva Minnesota Mincher Mike Hegan

ACC Swimmers Edge Frankfort Team in Close Meet

The Anderson Country Club swim team defeated Frankfort 200 to 193 at Frankfort. ACC captured three Medley Relays and tallied 19 firsts and 18 seconds, with notable performances across boys and girls aged 8 to 15 and over. ACC, now 3-1, travels to Edgewood Country Club Monday.

Anderson Country Club Frankfort ACC Edgewood Country Club J. Gahemer Kuhl Morse Gwinnup Nelson Daoust D. Jackson Wohlberg Daca Barvers Fasone Scheid Tibbetts Wainscott M. Drake Gils Becker Lee T. Jones T. Kuhl J. Black McCulloch Kaly Robinson J. Kay S. Gwinnup C. Kuhl Williams W. McCullen Hardess Dickins J. Norris Furlong T. Wohberg Colder Smith M. Drake B. Morse Tierney Gohimer Black Bright Kiely Conrad Hardesty Norris A. Becker Fasin

Robinson Wins In Putt Putt Tourney

Gary Robinson won a 36 hole Putt Putt miniature golf tourney at the Putt Putt course with a 67. He aced seven holes. John Mason placed second with 74 and John Thomas third with 75.

Gary Robinson Robinson John Mason John Thomas

Blind Path Wins First Monmouth Park Race in 1946

On the track opening day June 19 1946 at Monmouth Park Blind Path won the first race ridden by Nick Jemas later known as president of the Jockeys Guild.

Blind Path Monmouth Park Nick Jemas Jockeys’ Guild

Moose District Picnic At Muncie Country Club

Loyal Order of Moose 9th District picnic scheduled for Sunday July 20 at Muncie Moose Country Club Indiana. Attendees should bring own basket for a family friendly event with activities for all ages.

Loyal Order of Moose Muncie

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