Mets After Jackson Grieve Top Pick In General Free Agent Draft
Reggie Jackson of Arizona State is favored to be the Mets first pick in the general draft of 700 free agents by 20 major league clubs. Tom Grieve, Pittsfield Mass, is eyed by the Athletics with a potential bonus above 100000. The draft begins at 10 am EDT with Commissioner Eckert presiding and includes a separate phase for unsigned 1956 selections.
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Milton Richman
NEW York
UPI
Reggie Jackson
Arizona State
New York Mets
Rick Monday
Kansas City Athletics
Onday
Mobile
Jackson
Mets
Tom Grieve
Pittsfield
Mass
Grieve
New England
Steve Chilcott
Antelope High School
Lancaster
Calif
Jim Lyttle
Florida State University
Bob Spence
Santa Clara
William Eckert
San Francisco Giants
Temple no hitter highlights CM action and champs loss
Temple fans overpower opponents with six strikeouts and two walks in a 12-0 win as Wilson starts for J C Sales before relief. Larry Reveal fans 18 in Albea's Plumbing 93 victory over a D-R foe while McGuire takes the loss. Pepsi-Cola's Tom Moorebeats Supreme Tool by limiting them to four hits in a 10 strike effort.
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Supreme Tool
Connie Mack
J. C. Sales
Temple
Wilson
Boles
Smith
Larry Reveal
Delco‘Remy
Albea
Plumbing
D-R
McGuire
Reveal
Pepsi-Cola
Tom Moore
Supreme
Douglas
Steve Vanderbur
Pepsi
Moore
Sweaty Feet Remedy Promoted at Hooks Drug Stores
An advertisement urges readers to try T-4-L for sweaty smelly itchy feet. It claims the product uses a powerful germ killer in alcohol and offers full strength application with a 48 cent or money back guarantee overnight if not pleased.
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Hooks Drug Stores
Francis to Remain Ranger Coach Amid Front Office Duties
Emile Cat Francis will continue as coach of the New York Rangers and also serve in the front office. He rejected stepping down despite rumors and core duties as general manager. Assistant Jack Gordon had been mentioned as a possible bench successor. The Rangers finished last in the league last season for the first time in seven years.
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NEW York
Emile
Cat) Francis
New York Rangers
National Hockey League
Francis
Jack Gordon
Rangers
Red Sullivan
Pension talks stall over daily pension and Miller plan
Discussed pension money distribution between the major league players committee led by Marvin Miller and the owners. A $2 per day pension was disputed, with no agreement after nearly three hours as players seek a compulsory checkoff to fund Miller’s salary and office costs while owners resist mingling pension funds with association funds.
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Eckert
Major League Players Committee
Marvin ‘Miller
Miller
Players’ Association
Atom smasher to be built in Illinois says state senator
State Senator George E. Drach of Springfield said the Atomic Energy Commission will build its multi million dollar atom smasher in Illinois. He cited reliable sources and predicted a special legislative session a week to 10 days after the official announcement.
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Springfield
Ill
UPI
George E. Drach
Atomic Energy Commission
Illinois
Drach
Illinois Commission On Atomic Energy
Weston
AEC
Commission
Busy Bee Blue Birds Tour the Anderson Police Station
The Busy Bee Bluebirds visited the new Anderson Police Station with Lt. Robert Martin guiding. Members on the tour included Sandy Burg Mary Ann Whisler Teresa Hulse Patty McCoy Nancy Kirk Cindy Brown Elaine Russell Kimberly Hitch Debra Hughes. Next week they plan a Burger Chef Drive In visit.
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Busy Bee Bluebirds
Raymond Hughes
Russell
Parrish
Theresa Hitch
Anderson
Robert Martin
Blue Birds
Sandy Burg
Mary Ann Whisler
Teresa Hulse
Patty McCoy
Nancy Kirk
Cindy Brown
Elaine Russell
Kimberly Hitch
Debra Hughes
U.S. Education Calls 1957 58 Fifth Graders High School Graduates
The Office of Education says 701 of every 1000 fifth graders in 1957 58 reached high school graduation in 1965, calling it the highest stay in school rate in history.
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Washington
U. S. Office of Education
Oliva Poised To Become Second In AL To Win Three Straight Batting Titles
Tony Oliva of the Minnesota Twins leads the American League batting race with a .355 average after a 12-for-32 week, as Frank Robinson and Brooks Robinson contend for runner-up and RBI honors. In the National League Manny Mota remains atop the NL batting, with Curt Flood and Willie Stargell close behind.
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NEW York
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Wickerson Twins
Pepelea
K-Mart
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
Honus Wagner
Rogers Hornsby
Stan Musial
Norm Siebern
California
Rick Reichardt
Pittsburgh Pirates
Manny Mota
Matty Alou
Pirate
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Flood
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Stargell
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
RBI
Oliva
George Scott
Twins
Star
Scott
Brooks Robinson
Back-to-back homers spark 13-10 win in Police slugfest
In a high scoring game, Aux Police defeated Lions Club 13 to 10 aided by Eldridge and Haley back-to-back homers and a four-run fourth inning. Delmolino, Washington led Lions Club with key hits while Eldridge, Haley also starred for Aux Police as Davis Dairy beat Albea's 5-4. Today features Guide Lamp vs Delco-Remy at 5:30 and a 4 o'clock call for Hoosier Market vs Coca-Cola due to attendance at Victory Stadium.
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Fairview
Eldridge
Haley
Tooley
Police
Lions
Delmolino
Washington
S. Burt
Thomas
Lamp
Delco-Remy
Albea
Delco-Rem
Mier N. Moore
Parker
Maroney
Janes
Mier
Aux
Davis Dairy
McBurrows
Mowery
Lions Club
Guide Lamp
Robinson
Lamburt Jr
Johnson
Meadowbrook
Hoosiers Qualify for U S Open Golf Meet
Four Hoosiers moved into the U S Open field during sectional qualifying in Lake Forest Illinois and Cincinnati Indiana. Donald Byrd tied 144, Ed Tutwiler 144, Don Essig 145, and Walter Armstrong 146 as Open contenders. The piece notes the male ferret is a hob and the female a jill.
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United Press International
RCA 21 inch Color TV with Walnut cabinet
Franks Krall's offers a 21 inch RCA lowboy color TV with Walnut cabinet and a new picture tube priced at 195 dollars.
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RCA
Frank Krall
ABC Televises Top Football Schedule for 1966 Season
ABC Television takes over college football telecasts from NBC starting September 10 with Syracuse at Baylor and ending December 3 with Auburn at Alabama. Thirty-two games are aired, eight nationally and 24 regionally, with a unique doubleheader on November 19 featuring Notre Dame at Michigan State and UCLA at Southern California. The schedule includes regional doubleheaders and a Tennessee Georgia Tech game on October 8 alongside the World Series. Alabama, Michigan State, and Notre Dame are among the AP Top Ten teams from 1965 appearing on the slate.
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NEW York
ABC Television
National Broadcasting Co
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Syracuse
Baylor
Auburn
Alabama
Birmingham
ABC
Tennessee
Georgia Tech
Notre Dame J
Michigan State
UCLA
California
Midwest
Uthwest
Rocky Mountains
Kentucky
Stanford
West Coast
Associated Press
Arkansas
Nebraska
Missouri
LSU
Notre Dame
Southern California
Pro-Am Fourballs Tie For First At Grandview
Grandview Golf Club hosted a Pro Am event with 56 players. Two foursomes tied for first with 191 points each: Otis Overlin Clute Bodkin and Niece Fields Gwaltney Rybolt. Pro-Pro results saw Fenwick Rickert win, Fields Otis second, Dennis Fields third. Anderson and Citizens Bank sponsor a Grandview tourney this week.
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Grandview Golf Club
George Otis
Dale Overlin
Dick Clute, Jr
Cris Bodkin
Joe Niece
LaVern Fields
Don Gwaltney
Hansel Rybolt
Phil Rickert
Gib Hackjer
Dick Clute
Tim Carper
Exchangies Hear Indiana Bell Official at Luncheon
Indiana Bell official Howard Stinson explains the latest service improvement program including extended area calling to Anderson Exchange Club members and guests at the YMCA Mulberry Room luncheon. Ted Crook announces a new slate of officers led by President Richard Davisson and others with additional nominations possible in June.
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Howard Stinson
Indiana Bell Telephone
Anderson Exchange Club
Ymca Mulberry Room
Marshall Cooper
Indiana Bell
Ted Crook
Richard
Dick) Davisson
Robert
Bob) Sherman
Attica Post Office Upgrade Bid Led by Down River Electric
The GSA announced the apparent low bid for Attica Indiana post office upgrades. Down River Electric Inc of Trenton Michigan submitted a bid of thirty six thousand eight hundred dollars.
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Chicago
General Services Administration
GSA
Attica
Ind
Down River iElectric Inc
Trenton
Mich
Down River
Hudnutt Falkenburg Score British Wins in Golf Championship
Hudnutt aged 36 from Elyria Ohio and Bob Falkenburg of Loreles won first round matches at the British Amateur Championship in Carnoustie Scotland. Hudnutt defeated Alan Thirlwell 2 up after the last two holes. Falkenburg beat Jimmy Mahon 3 and 2. 17 Americans advanced while 14 others were beaten or withdrew. Top American threats had byes into round two.
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Scotland
UPI
Art Hudnutt
Elyria
Ohio
Bob Falkenburg
Loreles
Hudnutt
Alan Thirlwell
Falkenburg
Jimmy Mahon
Ireland
United States
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Frank Strafaci
Miami
Townsend
Bob Smith
Carr
Paul Bruyns
South Africa
George McFadden
Glen Head
N.Y
Laugh McDermott
McFadden
Truman Connell
North Palm Beach
Fla
Bob Thompson
Bob Sweeny
Lake Park
Jack Penrose
David Chamat
France
Sweeny
Penrose
U.S
Alan Hall
Jim Vickers
Wichita
Kans
David Kelley
England
Lou Leis
Pacific Palisades
Calif
John Salevesen
Joe Nestor
Endicott
Derek Finlayson
John Brabson
Charlotte
N.C
Roger Bayliss
W.w.fondren III
Houston
Donald Atkinson
Dick Anthony
Andalusia
Ala
Jack Thornton
Rochester
Tony Amaral
Barrington
R.I
Charles McCallum
Fort Lauderdale
Ite
Sulphur Springs
Drew Robertson
Boyd O'Donnell
Beverly Hills
Mike Burgess
Tine Davis
Montgomery
Elliot Hague
Upper Montclair
N.J
John Hopper
Stillwater
Okla
Dick Stanley
Upper Bronxville
Chuck Fish
Hutchinson, Kans
Pat Byrd
Royal Oak
Mich
Fred Woerner
Port Jervis
Local sports and golf notes from Crawford field and British Open week
Large crowds attend opening sessions as local teams post wins including Jones and Burns. Box scores list notable performances at Crawford Field and Delco Remy, Pepsi Cola, and Marsh’s, with HRs by Erskine and Decker. In golf action, Townsend defeats Smith and Carr beats Bruyns as town players and Americans feature in the British Open draw and early rounds.
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Ae Aatin Gael Ue Strawford
Wright
Chesterfield Lumber
Metzger
Delco-Remy
Feemster
Mace’s
Jones
Burns
Emge
S. Jones
Decker
Crawford Field
Frisch’s
Fisher
Turner
Bolt
Burton
Yates and
Archey
Coca-Cola
Pitcock’s
Swain
Kingery
Moody and Ashburn
Lynch
Marsh’s
Lane and
Perkins
Campbell and
Sargent
Delco Remy
Hoosier Mrkt
B. Cope
J. Cope
York and Minnick
Brewer and Tunnell win Fabulous Figure 8 races
Noblesville’s Jim Brewer and Elwood’s Bill Tunnell capture the checkered flag in the main Figure 8 feature at Sun Valley Oval before about 5,000 fans. Earlier winners include Herb Rose and Art Cox in separate Figure 8 events, with heat winners from Anderson and Noblesville noted. Wimbledon notes report Australia claiming four of five titles in the 1965 championships.
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Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Bill Tunnell
Elwood
Sun Valley Oval
Herb Rose
Anderson
Larry Rinehart
Marion
Elmer Brown
Art Cox
John Parkhurst
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Bill Lemon
Sam Leisure
Bob Evans
Ken Nash
Bob Applegate
Wimbledon
England
UPI
Australia
Littler Gains in Earnings as PGA Figures Updated
Gene Littler earned $12,000 for a Memphis finish and sits eighth in the year’s PGA earnings with $35,893. Doug Sanders leads with $74,549 in total money, Gay Brewer rises to second with $55,988, Jack Nicklaus climbs to third at $54,150, Frank Beard $51,027, and Arnold Palmer at $47,967 in earnings but $66,801 in total money.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Gene Littler
Memphis
Doug Sanders
Professional Golfers’ Association
Gay Brewer
Jack Nicklaus
Frank Beard
Arnold Palmer
Senators End Run Drought with 5-3 Win Over Orioles
Washington ends a 39 inning scoring drought as Frank Howard belts a three run homer in the third. Phil Ortega allows five hits for his fifth win in seven decisions as the Senators defeat Baltimore 5-3 at home. Frank Robinson drives in all Orioles' runs with two homers.
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Washington
Frank Howard
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Phil Ortega
Howard
John Miller
Ortega
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Bob Laverine
J. Miller
Drabowsky
Etchebarren
Casanova
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L — J. Miller
F. Robinson
Brinkman
Balt Ab
Vintine
Snyder Cf
Svrine
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King of
B.rbsn
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Powell
Kkind Prlf
Blefary If
D.jhsn
Aparicio
S—Snyder
New
Kirkland
Verbbsor
Spassky Wins in Moscow as Petrosyan Resigns
In Moscow AP reports Spassky defeated Petrosyan after move 31 when Petrosyan resigned. Petrosyan already held 12 points in the 24 point match series, enough to retain the title with a draw. Spassky, challenger, claimed the win on Monday.
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Moscow
Tigran Petrosyan
Petrosyan
4 H Arts and Crafts Workshop Planned
A 4 H Arts and Crafts Workshop is set for Wednesday June 8 at 7 30 p m at Indiana Michigan Electric Company 202 East Washington Street Alexandria. The session for 4 H leaders and members prepping for the county judging contest will be led by Mrs Richard Morgan and will feature slides titled The Sense of Rightness in Art and Design.
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Indiana-Michigan Electric Company
East Washington Street
Alexandria
Richard Morgan
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