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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1965

Page

18

Player Awards 25000 Open Purse to Charity and Junior Golf

Gary Player donated 20000 of his Open purse to promote junior golf in the United States and 5000 to the American Cancer Society after winning the U S Open playoff over Kel Nagle by three strokes at Belvedere Country Club. He described the gifts as a thank you to the American people and a fulfillment of a promise to the U S G A.

Dey Joseph C. Dey U.S.G.A Nagle Gary

National All Stars Edge American All Stars 3 1

National All Stars defeated American All Stars 3 1 to open the Anderson Babe Ruth double elimination series at the South BA diamond. After a running start by the Americans, the Nationals answered with three runs in the final third inning to seal the win. Olympic All Stars meet the Nationals at 6 30 tonight on the South diamond as the series continues until a winner is determined.

Nationals Babe Ruth Diamond Anderson Memorial Field Batboy Tim Alben Gary Jones Rodney Hilliard Dave Swanson Don Ravage South BA

Fred and Frank Star for Falls City Beer On WHBU 1240

Fred and Frank star in a Falls City beer promotion aired on WHBU 1240 radio. The segment highlights local brewing culture and features the two personalities discussing product history and community ties.

Fred and Frank Falls City Beer

Sunday Baseball Scores Across Leagues

National League results include Chicago eight to eight, Cincinnati five to nine, St Louis six, Milwaukee four, Philadelphia three to seven, Houston two to one, San Francisco four to seven, Pittsburgh three to three in 15 innings, Los Angeles two to two, New York one to three. American League games feature Minnesota six to seven, New York four to four, Baltimore thirteen, Washington two, Cleveland five to three, Los Angeles zero to one, Detroit twelve to one, Kansas City eight to two, Chicago four, Boston three in 10 innings first game, second game rained out. Pacific Coast League results list Indianapolis seven, Salt Lake City six, Denver five to two, Portland four to eleven, Oklahoma City seven, Spokane three, San Diego seven to one, Tacoma one to two, Arkansas three, Vancouver two, Seattle five to seven, Hawaii three to four.

Los Angeles Milwaukee Cincinnati San Francisco Pittsburgh the xPhila St Louis Chicago Houston New York Minnesota Cleveland Baltimore Detroit Boston Washington Kansas City Pet GB Oklahoma City Denver Arkansas San Diego Salt Lake City Tacoma Seattle Portland Vancouver Hawaii Spokanery St. Louis Philadelphia P.p Indianapolis Spokane Padres Koonce Blasingame Gibson Washburn Jay Tsitouris Bruce Pittsburgh Law Perry Tacom

Baseball results from yesterday with several exhibitions

Yesterday in exhibitions Houston beat Philadelphia 6 to 2 while New York blanked Los Angeles 0 to 0. Cincinnati defeated Washington 6 to 3. Toronto defeated Boston 5 to 2 and Baltimore routed Rochester 8 to 4 as Detroit beat St. Louis 4 to 0. Open date shows no scheduled games.

Houston Philadelphia New York Los Angeles Cincinnati Washington Toronto Boston Baltimore Rochester

Today’s baseball games feature multiple twi night clashes

Matchups include New York at Los Angeles and Philadelphia at Houston with various pitchers listed. Other games pair St Louis at Cincinnati, Kansas City at New York, Boston at Baltimore, and Minnesota at Cleveland among several regional duels.

Eagles and Coca-Cola Face Evening Showdowns

In the MeD Meadowbrook and Shadyside leagues teams prepare for evening matches. Eagles battle K-Mart at 5:30, while Coca-Cola faces J. C. Sales and Town ship Exchange challenges Coca-Cola in later games..Lineups include Keesling Patterson Sav age Lutpton Ake and Taylor Granger Baker Warren with HRs noted for Granger and D Huff.

Erskine National Ee Keesling Patterson Savage Lutpton Ake Eagles K-Mart Meadowbrook Sertoma Taylor Granger Baker Warren Township Exchange Coca-Cola

Indiana Junior Golf Tournament yields state upper bracket qualifiers

Seventeen-year-old Mel McFall led medalists with a 70 at the 40th Indiana Junior Golf Championship in Bloomington Indianapolis area players and area youths qualified for match play. Three Anderson boys plus others from Pendleton Noblesville and more earned championship flight spots as early rounds began.

Anderson Bill and Neal Spannuth Bob Snow Dick Ockeman Pendleton John Weldy Nobiesville Indiana Indianapolis Bloomington Ind Mel McFall McFall Bloomington’s Russell Steve Falendar Lagaig Panagag _ John rt Bruce Purtlebaugh Muncie Bob Guinnup Lafayette Steve Indiana University Golf Course

Cedar Lounge Edges New Castle In Narrow Sooner Victory

Cedar Lounge overcomes a one run New Castle lead with a two run rally in the early eighth inning to win 6 5. Fred Simpson homered twice and Cedar Lounge totaled 13 hits led by Knight Seal Newsome and Simpson against losing pitcher Wiles. Cedar advances after practice at Alderson College diamond and next plays at Marion this week.

NEW Castle Anderson Cedar Lounge Henry County Muncie Kokomo Fred Simpson Cedar Lounge Knight Seal Newsome Simpson Wiles Alderson College Dear Mariona

Local league action at BR diamonds heats up standings

Pepsi, Supreme, and Delco-Remy won in Comeback games Saturday night at the BR diamonds. Pepsi beat Albea's Plumbing 8 5 while Supreme Tool defeated J. C. Sales 8 6 to pull even atop the standings, and Delco-Remy overwhelmed Guide Lamp 8 1. Frauman and Morgan led Pepsi with power, while Corn and Swanson took losses for Albea's and Guide Lamp respectively. Guide Lamp meets Albea's at South BR Diamond at 8 p.m.

Pepsi - Cola Albea Supreme Tool J. C. Sales Delco - Remy Lamp BR Diamonds Pepsi Morgan Pullin Frauman Corn Albea’s Swanson Jackson Supreme Nichols R. E. Pepsi Albea's Corn Swanson Fraumap Supreme Ower Ceen Montgomery S &Delco-Remy Foland

Indians Shortstop Davalillo Tops AL Batting Race

Cleveland and its pitching staff pace toward the pennant as Davalillo rises to the top of the American League batting race with a .365 average after 12 hits in 33 at bats last week. Willie Horton falls to .343, Mantilla and Hall tie at .325, and Mays leads NL with a .342 average after a 12-for-25 stretch. Banks leads RBIs with 56 as Mays sits at 51.

NEW York Cleveland Indians Indians Davalillo Cleveland Willie Horton Detroit Felix Mantilla Boston Jimmie Hall Minnesota Mantila Hank Aaron Milwaukee Willie Mays San Francisco Aaron Mays Joe Torre Philadllphia Richie Allen Ernie Banks Chicago RBI

Middletown Golf Winners Listed

Officials announced the latest A B C D nine hole best ball tourney results for the Industrial Golf Association. Winners from last Thursday include J H Wilkinson C Carpenter S Fields B Hale with scores 33 2 N Sanders J Mahon F Cooper R Wisehart 36 3 4, a 37 tie among R Reedy B Perkins D Jordan and 37 for B EllER J Carter N Heider J Grimes.

Middletown Industrial Golf Association J. H. Wilkinson C. Carpenter S. Fields B. Hale N. Sanders J. Mahon F. Cooper R. Wisehart R. Reedy B. Perkins D. Jordan B. Eller J. Carter N. Heider J.grimes Grove T. Wilson B Perkins F. Welcher C. Davis L Glentzer J Moore Rust J. Meche J. Fadely R B. Lewis N. Fields G. Cummings J. Herb J. Hale H. Wilkinson

Logansport Beats Anderson Hackett In 11th Inning

Logansport edged Anderson Hackett No. 1 3 to 2 in an 11 inning Legion boys baseball game. Rohrbaugh earned the win with 14 strikeouts over six hits. Danny Erskine took the loss for Hackett allowing nine hits and 11 strikeouts. Schedule notes list Monday at Muncie South and other upcoming road games.

Logansport Anderson Hackett Rohrbaugh Logan Danny Erskine Hackett Muncie South Marion Wabash Welker Heights Cambridge City HOCK RBI Lane R&s Wood Olvey Pies D. Erskine Logansport AB H Rbi Edwards Corton Secesscs UK Weimer Ine Hershberger Lombardi Cane Rose Gaby Gaumer Alberts Anderson Togais Hackett No Malsom Browning York Hockett Erskine Kohrbaugh U-Firman Miller Pate

Tennis finals set for May's Park dedication event

Officials announced a Wednesday schedule for singles finals and doubles semi finals at May's Park. Don Schmidt of Fort Wayne faces Mike Eiikenberry of Peru, with Bill Harp of Anderson in the mix. Schmidt teams with Johnston for doubles, taking on Cliff Huffman for a 5 p.m. semi and the winners meet Jimmie Clark and Frank Meeker of this city in the final.

May’s Park Courts Don Schmidt Fort Wayne Mike Eiikenberry Peru Anderson Bill Harp Schmidt Johnston Bill Harless Cliff Huffman Jimmie Clark Frank Meeker

Browns Star Jim Brown Charged With Assault

Cleveland police charged Jim Brown with assault after a motel beating claim filed by 18 year old Brenda Ayres. The alleged incident occurred on Cleveland's east side early Sunday.

Cleveland, Ohio UPI Jim Brown Cleveland Browns Cleveland Brenda Ayres Brown East Side

Yorktown Lapel and St Marys Triump in White River Loop

Yorktown held Summitville to four hits for a 4-1 win as Greenwalt Gillum and Richcreek fueled 11 hits. Yorktown and Lapel both improved to 5-2 in league play with victories over Pendleton and Middletown respectively. St Mary’s edged Frankton 6-5 on a late double steal and Mike Mahoney’s two run hit, with Yorktown set to visit Thursday.

Yorktown Bob Gillum Summitville Tigers Greenwalt Gillum Richcreek Pendleton Lapel Greg Baker Middletown Bulldogs Cossacks Dale Layton Markleville Mike Mahoney Michaels Bob Durham St. Mary’s Frankton Highland Diamond John Earp Gaels Rich Hiday Graddoo Sandefur Lei Middleton Lapel Beso Clapp I Baker A Smith Jellison PO Lawson Alexander Ec Miler Hall of Crawford Ashby Holder Remington ST. Mary's PO Williams Earp Frossard P. Williams Hodson Durham PO Mahoney O| Fredericks U ‘ McCoy King Remington Frossard Whitaker Fredericks Weis Davis Hughes Miller Murray Mahoey Fredota Clark Li Ashby Im Kirkwood D. Kirkwood iCraib I Miller Shelton le Hristophe T Pyle Threadway Gilum Matthews Craib Miller RBI Eenwall McShurley Fry Burdsall Shaw

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