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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1960
Page
18
A report from the arena of political process notes the Kefauver anti trust bill being moved to the Senate floor with a recommendation for enactment. The piece references legislative maneuvering and implications for antitrust enforcement.
Washington senators study Estes Kefauver’s anti trust sports bill sent to the Senate floor without a recommendation. Branch Rickey urged Judiciary Committee members to report the measure. The bill would bring professional baseball under federal anti trust laws and aims to remove obstacles to a possible third major league while shielding minor leagues and the existing structure. Keating called it a boost to big league expansion but urged caution and amendments. The panel may file the measure in about a week with written views from senators. the bill also covers football basketball and hockey in non business aspects.
Los Angeles AP Billy Cannon failed to obtain a jury trial in a case over where he will play football. Federal Judge William Lind berg said the issues are too complex for a jury to decide. The Rams seek to block Cannon from joining the AFL Houston Oilers, arguing a prior NFL contract exists.
Middletown Oilers defeated Kokomo 7 to 2 at Carver Center as Keith Riggs fanned 14 and Roger Whitehead plus Riggs produced multiple hits. Whitehead doubled and singled, Riggs doubled and singled, while drizzle affected play. Oilers travel to Richmond Thursday for next game.
Lynch Corp blanked First EUB 11 to 0 behind Bird's one hit duel as North Anderson A belted Alexandria 8 to 2 in the two completed city tournament games at Shady Side. Rain paused Frisch's leading Anderson Camera after 22 innings. rematch set for 6:30 today with Bird homering with two on. Next three nights feature Frisch's vs Camera Shop, Arrow Heights vs Lynch, Christ Lutheran vs Emge's with North Anderson to play Wednesday.
Baseball standings and results across leagues include Milwaukee San Francisco Cleveland Cincinnati New York Kansas City Chicago St Paul Indianapolis Minneapolis Denver Dallas Ft Worth Huston Charleston with Saturday and Sunday totals. Key games feature Milwaukee 9 San Francisco St Louis 7 Pittsburgh 6 Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 2 Philadelphia 7 Chicago 1 Baltimore 6 Kansas City 10 New York 6 Cleveland 4 Washington Detroit 7 Boston 5 Chicago 4-8 Indianapolis 12 Minneapolis Denver Charleston 3 Houston 5 Dallas Ft Worth 0 Louisville 10 St Paul 4 Pittsburgh 15 St Louis 3 5 Chicago 8 Philadelphia 7 10 innings San Francisco 16 Milwaukee 7 Washington 8 Detroit 3 12 Boston 4 Chicago 1 Kansas City 6 5 Baltimore 1 3 2nd 10 innings Cleveland at New York rain.
Maco Spots a big early lead but falls 13 to 12 at Memorial Field in a Central Indiana Baseball League clash Sunday. Frankfort and Anderson set rematches as State Semi pro tournament dates shift the schedule.
Rex Sheets of Delco-Remy hit a grand slam in the fifth but Optimist beat Delco-Remy 7 to 6 in Fairview American loop play. Exchange Club routed Local 1944 16 to 5 in Meadowbrook. Also notes on road schedules and district golf results featuring Don Granger leading with 69 in Indianapolis District event.
Tonight features a slate of road and home games. Pittsburgh with Friend 7-3 visits San Francisco as Jones 8-4 tops the mound, while Chicago-Hobbie 5-7 travels to Milwaukee Bud 5-2. St Louis Jackson 8-5 meets Cincinnati O'Toole 4-5, and Philadelphia Roberts 2-7 plays Los Angeles Drysdale 4-8. Baltimore Pappas 3-5 or Hoeft 0-0 at Cleveland Perry 6-2, New York Coates 6-0 at Kansas City Bucks 1-0, Washington Ramos 3-7 at Chicago Baumann 3-3, Often Brewer 4-6 at Detroit Bunning 3-3. Indianapolis at St Paul N, Louisville at Minneapolis N, Denver at Dallas-Ft Worth N, Houston at Charleston N.
Don Essig of Indianapolis shot two under par 68 to lead the Indianapolis District Golf Association event. Don Granger of Anderson is second at 69, with Dennis Harrington of Indianapolis third at 70. The second round is at Speedway Tuesday.
Raymond Jones' No 2 team dominated Grandview's par 70 course yesterday to win the Central PGA sponsored 18 hole pro am tourney with an 11 under 59. ACC pro Bill Goldsmith and Floyd Hamblen led the runner ups with 61s as 119 players competed.
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