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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1964

Page

20

Phils edge Giants behind Triandos HR in 4 0 win

Philadephia gains 4-0 victory as Triandos belts his second homer in three months. Bunning loses the no hitter in the 5th but earns his 10th win. Lanier breaks the bid with a single to end the no hit run. Dodgers blank Mets with Drysdale shutout, Fahey homers in seventh and doubles in eighth.

PAGE Phils Triandos Dodgers Mets Anderson Herald Philadelphia Gus Triandos Philadel San Francisco Tuesdy Sie Phillies Jim Bunning Jack Baldschun Finandos Etgily ‘O'Dell Bunning Giants Hal Lanier Kame Fee France Piet Shem Honison Ieee Tele! NP Bunsing Ater Fa Amn NEW York Don Drysdale New York Mets Newman Rot Ron Fahty Drysdale

Lions Seek 2nd State Title in Indiana Golf Meet

Anderson Lions Club sends five groups to compete in the Indiana Lions Club golf tournament at Ulen County. Team features George Blackwell Leonard Austin Len Blevins A J Broderick Paul Byrum Nathan C Martin Liam Peck George Vaught and Dr AL Wessar. Four low scores decide team champion with Anderson the defending champ.

Unxsmen Anderson Lions Club Ulen Indiana Lions Club Anderson Eens George Blackwell Leonard Austin Len Blevins A. J. Broderick Paul Byrum Nathan C. Martin Liam Peck George Vaught AL. Wessar

Hoosier Market Defeats Remy In 5 1 Victory

Hoosier Market defeated Remy 5 to 1 as Marnex powered seven inning rally with four runs in the seventh. Ronnie Jones pitched solidly, allowing three hits, while Delco-Remyâs Gordon Robbins was roughed for eight. Two teams open a two game set with rain that postponed 8 p.m. game.

Hoosier Marnex Delco South Ronnie Jones Remy Gordon Robbins Pitcock Mace Crawford Field Hoosier Mrkt Delco-Remy Jones Douglas Robbins Etsler Dearing Supreme Tool Stanley Larry Reveal Pepsi-Cola Guide Lamp Towler Hammel Reveal Phagan Degitt SO BB Towler

Keep And Rose Lead Big Field In Figure 8 At Sun Valley

Keep and Rose, top contenders from Anderton and Pendleton, headline a large field for Sun Valley Speedway Figure 8 night next Saturday. Rose set a quarter mile record last week and finished third in the Crown event. Keep won his second Crown title in three years. More than 150 cars are expected with time trials at 6 50 p.m EST and heats at 8 30. A parachutist driver from New Castle will bail from a plane to land beside his car for the start. Top finishers from last Crown race, including Leck Barr and others from Anderson, are noted among entrants. Bob Harless of Markleville is sidelined with a broken leg.

Keep Herp Rose Sun Valley Speedway Anderton Rose Rocket Racing Club Pendleton Manie Pat Kearstad New Castle Leck Barr Anderson Don Andrews Farmland Alton Sneed Daleville Darwin Blankenship Norm Miland Chesterfield Bob Evans Bill Lemon Tom Finney Glen Adams Evans Art Cox Bob Harless Markleville

First Little League Graduate Voices Caution On Youth Games

Dayton Journal Herald reports Joey Jay the first Little League graduate to reach the major leagues says he will discourage his son from playing. He criticizes early training parental pressure and the Little League farm system arguing it harms fun development and future fans. Fellow pitcher Bob Purkey agrees, calling for starting age at 12 and asserting the program serves adults more than children.

Dayton Journal Herald Dayton Ohio Joey Cincinnati Reds Jay Stephan Amat New England Williamsport Life Magazine Bob Purkey Purkey

State Legion Baseball Set for four regional openers

The American Legion announces district champions’ first games in four regional double elimination brackets starting Friday with matchups in East Chicago Lafayette Evansville and Richmond. State finals are scheduled for August 7 to 9.

Ianapolis Net American Legion District Legion Ette East Chicago Whiting Post Elkhart Walton

ACC Women's Guest Winners Are Announced

The ACC Women’s Guest Day tourney at the ACC course lists guests and members with top marks. Winners include Amy Dye net 1 and Bobby Higginbotham leading guest and member results with several tied scores across multiple brackets.

ACC Yeverday Amerson Country Club Gross Amy Dye Ester Carter Helen Thornburg Millicent Jones Bunny Roby Helen Hobbs Jewell Verna Covat Bobby Higginbotham Joyce Jones Dorothy Shine Irene Pancol Net Nelda Koubek Marge McLain Loraine Black Kathleen’ Walker Mary Luzader Peg 1 Harrison Ruth Heller Beverly Boyes

Anderson released by the New York Giants

Former Army halfback Bob Anderson, 26, who spent time on the Giants taxi squad in 1963, was released Tuesday. Coach Allie Sherman cited the rapid emergence of rookie and veteran backfield contenders as the reason, with Anderson thanking the team for the chance and noting Florida A&M College as his next step.

Fairfiewy. Com Bob Anderson Army New York Football Giants Anderson Giants White River Allie Sherman McCracken Craig. Metzger B. Purkey Ernie Wheel Jaycees Wright Clarence Childs Central Tire Steve Thurlow Alex Webster Hugh McElhenny L. V. Youngblood Sherman Florida West Point A & M College L.V John L. Youngblood Florida A & M AHL Roy

Bowling 30¢ at Rains Ebonite bails

A compact item notes bowling costs with 30 cents at Rains Ebonite and mentions $16.95 for holes plugged and $2.50. The terse line highlights service items and prices in a catalog-style entry.

Rains

Spartan Flame Wins Monmouth Feature at Monmouth Park

Spartan Flame ridden by Sam Boulietis led all the way in a six furlong Monmouth Park sprint, drawing clear to win by two lengths over Royal Theme with Stoned third. The dark bay colt owned by William G. Helis Jr. earned a $ from a crowd of 17,446, timing 1:10 3-5 and paying $25.40 $10.80 and $7.60. Royal Theme paid $8.00 and $5.40. Stoned paid $4.00.

Oceanport N.J UPI Sam Boulietis Monmouth Park William G. Helis Jr Stoned Spartan Flame Royal Theme

Detroit Triumphs Over White Sox 6-3 Behind Thomas Key Hit

In Detroit, George Thomas delivered a go ahead sacrifice fly in the seventh as the Tigers beat Chicago 6-3. Al Kaline and Norm Cash contributed key hits while Pete Ward homered twice for the White Sox. The WBA may withhold rematch approval until Clay Liston issues are resolved.

Detroit George Thomas Detroit Tigers Chicago White Sox WBA Thomas Bill Clay-Liston Freehan Jeft Sai Gates Brown Tigers M.R Bob) Evans Louis Tead Vilh al Kaline Norm Cash Cash Pete Ward White Sox

Dearing Bests League Leading Supreme Tool

In Kansas City Orlan Pena returned to form after a rough previous outing to lead the A’s past the Red Sox 2-1 with two early runs and a third driven by Dee Edwards. Boston’s lone score came on Felix Mantilla’s 17th homer.

Kansas City Orlan Pena Kansas City Athletics A's Boston Red Sox Bert Camaneris Rocky Olavito Kansas Ci Dee Edwards Pena Red Sox Felix Mantilla Lens Dremdse Halt Fame Morehead Peay Soins Yastremals Cantey Katate Boston Kamas Harrelwn Hr—Mani sb-Campaneri Yastrzema Morehead le Iti More Pe Ra

Civic League golf race tightens with three squads in chase

Indications point to a three horse race as Coaches Kiwanis and Exchange battle for Civic League golf honors with five weeks remaining. Coaches lead at 1 032 strokes followed by Kiwanis 1 071 and Exchange 1 076. Complaints rise about players improving lies under USGA rules at Anderson Edgewood and Grandview courses. Local coverage also salutes wrestling fundraising efforts for Jerry Brown and honors area youth baseball champions from Anderson Madison Heights and Madison.

Civic League Coaches Kiwanis and Exchange Kiwanis Exchange Anderson Country Club Edgewood Country Club Grandview Golf Club USGA

Ted Williams Undergoes Spinal Surgery on Tuesday

Ted Williams underwent major spinal surgery at New England Baptist Hospital on Tuesday to remove a ruptured intervertebral disc pressing on a nerve. Dr. James L. Poppen led the one hour and 40 minute operation, described as completely successful, with Williams in good spirits before entering the operating room around 2 15 p.m. EDT. Williams has a history of back trouble and has spent time in traction since July 12, with extensive preoperative testing and lingering pain in his back and leg from golf at his boys camp in Lakeville.

Boston Red Sox Ted Williams New England Baptist Hospital James L. Poppen Williams Martin L. Tracey Tracey Lakeville

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