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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1966

Page

4

Casper Wins Open Playoff Over Palmer For Second Title

Casper downed Palmer in an eight hole playoff to claim his second U S Open title with a 69 as Palmer collapsed with a 73. Casper birdied from 25 and 35 feet while Palmer bogeyed late, tying at 278 and forcing the playoff at Olympic Club in San Francisco.

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Edgewood Ladies Guest Day golf tee times released

Edgewood Country Club announced the invitationals for Wednesday June 22 with front and back nine play starting at 8 am. A pre tournament coffee hour precedes the event. Ramona Gibson chairs the Ed Journey committee and Janice Woschitz Louise Eddy and Vivian Hughes lead Guest Day arrangements.

Edgewood Country Club Ramona Gibson Janice Woschitz Louise Eddy Vivian Hughes Fratt Ning Gibson Pancol Pralips Ed-L Krall FL Wess Ques Roby Jenkins Blassaraa V. Spanmuth Dennison IL. Corbin Johnson Roush Mudd Barcus Wosehilz D. Corhran Gunsenhauser Eddy Piedri M. Harmon Redick M. Renner N. Koubi V. Colton M. Brodarick V. ‘Thompson Devot Mereitt G. Boots G. Hiday M, Taylor Dye B. Filbe Stampin Clem Hurst Stephens M Humphreys B. Kekert Ellis Kimble P. Moore Pitts Jones Hendries D. Buralle M. Sherbrooke P. Hadley J. Miller P. Banker J. Smith Shafer Ae ‘Gillesp

Fragmented 1962 football and baseball notes from coast games

Readable portions describe various late season baseball results and a Houston football note. Mentions include Casper and Cleveland games, Pacific Coast League context, and a defensive interception record tied to Boston. Details are fragmented but signal competing leagues and teams across San Francisco, Los Angeles, Cleveland, Seattle, and Houston.

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Astros Top Dodgers In Houston Night Thriller

Houston defeats Los Angeles 5 3 as Rusty Staub and Willie Davis power the Astros to a wet night comeback. Drysdale loses fifth straight despite 49 record, Staub doubles, Wynn scores on Leial error, Burins homers for Emge’s, Marsh’s and Best Ever atop league stats.

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Mann Wright And Rawls Head Field

In New York AP report Mann Wright and Rawls head a field of 100 golfers for the U S Women's Amateur Championship at Gulfside course Chaska Minnesota. The event runs June 30 to July 1 with 20,000 likely prize money and a mix of professionals and amateurs led by Barcus, Goehring, and Campbell in pursuit of the national title.

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Emerson Leads Lip Into Second Round at Wimbledon

Roy Emerson, the Australian star chasing a third Wimbledon title, advanced to the second round as several seeds won their matches on a chilly opening day. John Newcombe struggled but won two sets to one. Tony Roche missed due to a sprained ankle, while Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner advanced without trouble.

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Tennis stars swing through Seattle as seeds falter

In a rain-soaked court day, top seeds faltered with Manuel Santana losing in straight sets to Isao Watanabe who retired with a stomach strain after a 4-0 rally. Other results saw Buding dominate, Drysdale advance, and notable winners including Pasarell Cromwell Riessen and Belkin.

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Casper Wins Open After Stunning Comeback

Casper, trailing Palmer with nine holes left, rallied to win the Open in a dramatic playoff. He credited inner strength and perseverance, saying the victory felt like a dream after seven strokes back. Palmer, seeking a third Open playoff win, offered little reply.

Shu Green Associated ‘Press Sports SAN Francisco Billy Casper Annal Uy Mins Ba Palmer Monde Casper Palmer Wes Dickey Matlock Church of Ver Markle‘ville Aras Bill Jones

Loper Sparks Middletown Defeat. Cossacks Lead Loop

Lopsided 13 to a victory over Middletown as Frankton clings to second in the seventh loop. Gaels homered for the Nosers with Hint aboard in the Hearth being, Yorktown trounces Summitville 10 to 2 behind Murray’s two hit effort.

Lapel Middletown Cossacks White River Markleville Arabians Mt. Vernor Steve Graddy Zeke ‘Wrich Kirby Watawa¢ Hiehland Kramer Hint Frankton Vernon Yorktown Summitville Murray B. Baldwin McShurley Josees

Cardinals Beat Mets 4 2 to Extend Winning Streak

St Louis built a 3-0 lead in the first inning aided by Ron Hunt’s error, Lon Brock’s walk and steal, and Phil Gagliano’s infield hit. Flood’s single, a misplay at second on the relay throw, and McCarver’s sacrifice fly produced two unearned runs. Selma earned the win for Briles as New York dropped their fourth straight.

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Gordon Graham Dies Monday At Lafayette

Gordon H. Graham 55 longtime Lafayette Journal and Courier sports editor died Monday at Home Hospital Lafayette after two years of poor health and a three week stay. He wrote the Crackers column on Purdue sports and major league baseball since 1933 and covered Florida spring training for 17 years. He helped form Indiana Ohio and Michigan Indiana Semipro leagues and served on AP ranking committees and Hall of Fame nominating panels. He was named outstanding sportswriter in 1965 by the Indiana Sportswriters and Sportscasters Association. He was survived by widow Lucille and three daughters, Mrs. Matthew W. Klaiber Mrs James A. Jankins Jr and Mrs. William G. Brasits.

Lafayette Ind Gordon H. Grahamn Lafayette Journal and Courier Graham Purdue University Chicago White Sox Florida Michigan Indiana Associated Press Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame Indiana Sportswriters and William R. Graham Cedarville Ohio Philadelphia Purdue The Jouron and Courier Staf Lucille Matthew W. Klaiber James A. Jankins Jr William G. Brasits Columbus

Clymer Sets First Noleda Victory In Gulf Event

Clymer of Anderson claimed his first Noleda victory in the gulf after a 29 year wait. Witnesses counted eight in total as he failed a dramatic eight-iron approach to a late green mishap.

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Ortiz Wins 12th Round TKO To Retain Title

In Pittsburgh on Monday night Carlos Ortiz, a Bronx fighting politician, halted Johnny Bizarro in the 12th with a left hook to the midsection, stopping the bout at 2:49 of the round. Ortiz, 29, trailed early and faced a cut on Bizarro's eye, but finished strong to claim his lightweight crown as Madison Square Garden officials planned a postfight offer with Elorde or Narvaez.

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Oliver's Homers Pace Braves Win

Oliver's two homers and a tie breaking two run drive in the seventh powered the Atlanta Braves to a 78 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies Monday night. The lineup featured Oliver driving in key runs as Atlanta pulled ahead late and secured the win in a game noted for its homer pace and late offense.

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Pirates: Warren Hacker to rejoin Indians for Oklahoma City game

Indianapolis Indians of the Pacific Coast League announce pitcher Warren Hacker will be activated from the 10 day disabled list in time for a scheduled game at Oklahoma City Monday night. The report notes his return after a 10 day absence.

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