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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
6
Wisconsin court upholds federal antitrust exemption for baseball amid split opinion on Roller ruling. National League officials and Milwaukee politicians react as legal questions surface about federal authority and potential Supreme Court review.
A vintage style ad notes rich aroma and new taste from Hall and Half Pipe tobacco filler cigarettes, inviting readers to try the product for a fuller smoke experience.
The damaged text describes an athletics clash involving Olympic teams and a Milwaukee event. It mentions Erskine and high school rivals, with garbled phrases about standings, pricing, and a city sports scene. The fragmentary report lacks clear outcomes or dates.
Commissioner Willi Eckert expressed happiness over a Wisconsin Supreme Court decision that declined to bar Milwaukee from baseball expansion plans. The ruling clears the way for Braves and Milwaukee to be considered in future growth without prejudice, ending the litigation and suspicions of harm to the public or the sport.
New Jersey Lake Kavingy commission revoked jockey Tuis Flores license after she used an electric prodding device to shock a horse at Monmouth Park. The action, upheld by track stewards, cites artificial stimulants and related rules under the state racing commission.
Pittsburgh jumped back to first place in the National League by beating the Giants as Donn Clendenon led the Pirates with a homer and two runs in a pivotal late inning at Dodger Stadium. Jim Pagliaroni, Manny Mota, and Steve Blass contributed key hits to secure the tight win.
New York AP report profiles Gaylord Perry of the Giants and Jim Perry of the Twins, both Williamston NC natives. It notes Gaylord’s 14–2 NL record and Jim’s 5–4 US mark, their All Star win share, past state title, and the brothers’ occasional future-career rivalries.
Workers finished field preparations while visiting teams and officials stay at Anderson College dorms. District playoffs feature Belleville, Horace Mann, Highland and others with multiple scorelines and scheduled games across Friday to Sunday as teams vie for the Olympics district title and trophies.
Sun day results from the Centradiana singles horseshoe tournament at Fairview Park are listed by class. Winners include George Hinshaw Modge Class A with 5 40 62.85 percent and Morris Gillespie Shdpls Class B at 4 1 49.4 percent, among others.
Summary of multiple late 1960s baseball results including Pitcack and Delco-Remy, Erskine National sweeping New Castle Nationals, Guide Lamp beating Coca-Cola, and Kansas City Athletics defeating Boston Red Sox with Jim Nash pitching. Includes scattered inning notes, player names, and box scores.
North Anderson South Side Park Place and South Meridian share the lead as the Intermediate Sunday School soft ball league ends its season. North Anderson beat Meadowbrook Baptist 2 0 before losing to South Meridian, while Park Place fell to Central Christian 26 6. Central Christian edged Meadowbrook Baptist 20 9 and East Side tied Payph 26 6 as final actions wrap.
Supreme Tool edged Albea Plumbing 30 to win the Connie Mack League baseball title in a Wednesday night finale. Vanderbur earned the win with a four hit effort as Supreme scored on a Montgomery RBI in the third. Albea threatened in the sixth but Barnett singled and was thrown out at second base.
Mulic wins 5-2 over Elwood in eight innings as Swin fort homers and Ehland Merchants rally falls short. Local 1944 and Pepsi-Cola both roll to big wins in the other games. Ray Bird belts a two run homer for the winning team.
Defending champion Blitzen owned by Tor and Bill Schoendorf won the Chicago to Mackinac yacht race. The 55 hour 39 minute corrected time led Class A and overall, finishing first at Mackinac Island Monday morning about 51 hours ahead of second Gypsy of Milwaukee. Espto VI was another notable entrant among 188 boats that began Saturday.
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