Daley Clinches Host Bid With Second Mound Gem
Right hander Jack Daley of the Nationals wins his second against the Americans in a 5 1 victory at the South BR diamond. Daley adds a two run homer and three RBIs while earning the mound win as Nationals clinch hosting duties for the 1965 Babe Ruth World Series.
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Daley
Gem
Jack Daley
South BR
Nationals
Mamasias Wiald
Rex Richards
Regevelsl
Waselroad
Sewell
Fd Burns
Richards
Ay Graham
Woodruff
Wilson
Motes
Barnett
Hayden
Cox
Barrett
Grahama
RBI
Graham
Whitaker
Naselroad
U — Hillard
Hollis
Moore
Control Tips for Beginners Becomes Bowling Fundamentals Pamphlet
Marion Ladewig promotes a portable pamphlet offering fourteen bowling fundamentals to improve technique and timing. The text notes a common forward lean among women bowlers and provides order details for the pamphlet. It also lists yesterday and today baseball scores and upcoming games across the National and American Leagues.
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Marion Ladewig
North Wacker Dr
Chicago
National AAU Meet Set Feud Goes On
San Diego and Hallandale reports note the AAU and NCAA dispute continuing as top track and field athletes train for the National AAU Championships. U.S. team spots for the Kiev meet are at stake with top hurdlers and distance runners in key events.
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San Diego
Calif
National Collegiate Athletic Association
AAU
U.S
Kiev
Ruppert Knickerbocker Buys Celtics for 83 Million
The Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co. of New York formally acquired ownership of the Boston Celtics for 83 million with a firm promise the team will remain in Boston. Jack Waldron, new Celtics president, vowed no changes to coach Arnold Auerbach or the front office and a goal of winning more championships in the city.
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Boston
Boston Celtics
Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewing Co
New York
National Basketball Association
Jack Waldron
Ruppert
Boston Celtics Corp
Celtics
Ruppert Brewery
Waldron
Arnold
Red
Auerbach
Lou Pieri
Wastat Brown
Celitics
Ithe Brewery
A Jport
Pieri
Jacob Tuppert
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Jazy Sets Relay World Record in Paris Run
French 3 000 meters 32 mile relay led by Michel Jazy shattered the world mark with 14 minutes 49 seconds Friday night. It follows a string of four world records this month including mile 3 53.6 begun June 9 and new marks for 2 mile and 3 000 meters. Columbus item notes William Haughton of Glen Head NY, harness racing career win leader with 2 256 wins.
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Jazy
Paris
Michel Jazy
East Germany
Columbus, Ohio
UPI
William Haughton
Glen Head
N.Y
Crowds Expected for Figure 8 and Stock Car Night at Sun Valley
A large crowd is anticipated at Sun Valley Speedway tonight for a Figure 8 program and disk jockey race featuring drivers from Anderson Marion Muncie and other Central Indiana communities. Top entrants include Bob Evans and Dick Hinshaw with a lineup of local names plus last week’s winners and a special Radio Night trophy presented by WHUT.
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Sun Valley Speedway
Andersen
Marion
Muncis
Indiana
Anderson
WHUT
Bob Evans
Dick Hinshaw
New Castle
Alton Sneed
Dalevills
Bill Keep
George Perry
Bill Lemon
Noah Goen
Don Andrews
Muncie
Jim Brewer
Jerry Robinette
Noh'esvill-e
Bob Fields
Greenfield
Serb Rose
Pendleton
Sun Valley
USAC
Offenhauser
Softball Field Narrowed to Four Teams at Shady Side Park
The Anderson City Softball Tourney reduced to four, with Disco-Remy Plant 16 and Music Insurance eliminated after last night’s games. De’zo forfeited to Eagles 7-0. Malie fell to Alibi 3-2 as John Anderson and Leon Zachary homered. Pepsi-Rogers & Jones crushed Central Christian 14-0 to reach the final round. Alibi versus Eagles play at 5, winner meets Central Christian at 7.
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Anderson City
Disco-Remy Plant
Music Insurance
Shadyside Park
De'zo
Eagles
Malie
Alibi
John Anderson
Leon Zachary
Pepsi-Rogers & Jones
Central Christain
Mayo Sauerwein
Pepsi
Central Christian
Norris
Q'Haver
Anderson
Pruett
YA — John Anderson
Chris
Sauerwein
Nolton
Ellis
Smith
Anderson Country Club Invites Top Amateurs in 2nd Invitational
The Anderson Country Club hosts the ACC Invitational today with 19 foursomes and leading amateurs from across the state. Tee-off starts at 11 am under committee chair R C Roberts and co chair R C Robertson with pro Ray Jones assisting.
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Anderson Country Club
Acc
R. C. Roberts
R. C. Robertson
W. KE. Weller
M. R. Weiler
Ray Jones
Kentucky Seeks Second Win in Hoosier Showdown at Freedom Hall
Kentucky plays Indiana at Freedom Hall aiming for a two game sweep in the series. Butch Beard and Rich Hendrick lead the Wildcats as Indiana faces lineup questions and plans. Indiana coach Angus Nicoson stresses rebounding and defense while Kentucky coach Joe Reibel keeps starting lineups under wraps. An experimental five fouls rule adds intrigue to the clash.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Indiana
Kentuckians
Butch Beard
Rich Hendrick
Freedom Hall
Indianapolis
Beard
Oul
Hendrick
Hoosiers
Angus Nicoson
Nicoson
Joe Reibel
Bill Keller
Keller
Indianapolis Washington
Dave Harvey
Tech
Adophus Pulliam
Gary Roosevelt
Earl Schneider
Evansville
Rex Mundh
Ralph Taylor
Washington
Breckinridge County
Tom Hagan
Louisville St. Xavier
Cast Streamers With Spin Tackling For Big Freshwater Trout
Tips for casting streamers without a fly line or sinkers. Use a mud ball at the end of the leader and cast by pointing the rod to the target while feeding line. The mud ball sinks quickly and dissolves, freeing the fly for a sweep pause retrieve targeting large trout and bass.
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Ba Pizae
Filly Favored In Vaagrancy Handicap Race
Affectionately a Swaps daughter owned by Mrs. Ethel D Jacobs faces 137 pounds in the $50 000-added Vagrancy Handicap at Aqueduct seeking her sixth stakes win this year The field includes Miss Cavandish Face the Facts and two lightly weighted rivals Treachery and Petticoat The card also features Cinema Handicap Queen s Plate and other major races across Hollywood Woodbine Ak Sar Ben Arlington Monmouth and Delaware Park circuits
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Orlo Robertson
Associated Press
Affectionately
Aqueduct
Ethel D. Jacobs
Hirsch
Cavandish
Petticoat
Hollywood Park
Woodbine
Canada
Carpenter
Taylor
Victor
Mert Alo
Ak-Sar-Ben
Arlington Park
Monmouth Park
Delaware Park
Suffolk Downs
Edgewood Couples Win Weekly Club Tourney Front and Back Nine
Edgewood winners listed for the Edgewood Country Club weekly hand and wife front nine and back nine events. Top results include Lawgross-1 Don and Lo Nita Chilles and Joe and Maxine Taylor for back nine low gross. Low nets feature Paul Hellerman and Dick Cotton among others. Also noted are Burt Kennedy film timing and Salty Parker coaching in baseball.
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Edgewood Country Club
Edgewood Course
Lawgross
Don
Lo- Nita Chilles
Lew
Bunny Red
Jim
Margaret Roca
Wally
Jane Smith
Dan
Bonnie Brown
Gene
Joan Hardwick
Low Net
Paul
Magic Hellerman
John
Virginia Spannuth
Joe
Amy Dye
Ken
Susie Toye
Bill
Alice Thornburg
Leon
Martha Davis
Low Gross
Maxine Taylor
Jack
Marge Dyson
Virginia Mercer
Lownet
Vera Cotton
Hugh
Sharon Dotson
Jerry
Vivian Skinner
Fish Win Atlantic City Tuna Tourney
The three day Atlantic City tuna tournament ended with two tuna caught, both by the same boat on the final day. James Young of Mulberry Florida aboard the 28 foot Driftwood caught the larger fish weighing 21 pounds winning a prize valued at about 2000 dollars.
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Atlantic City
N.J
James Young
Mulberry
Fla
Weatherly Gifted to Coast Guard Academy by Donor
Weatherly the 12 meter defender of the America's Cup in 1962 was given to the U S Merchant Marine Academy by Henry Mercer head of the syndicate. Admiral Gordon McLintock called the gift a fine addition and noted Weatherly would be sailed against all comers by the academy sailing team. Douglas Mercer donor's son captained the team in 1957 and lacrosse is highlighted as a national sport.
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Kings Point
N.Y
Weatherly
U.S. Merchant Marine Academy
Henry Mercer
Gordon McLintock
NEW York
UPI
Douglas
Mercer
Diaw Game
Academy
Sails of Canada
Hockett Secures 9-7 Legion Victory at Marion
Hocker relieves Barnett and escapes a jam with one pitch to retire Marion in the seventh with the bases loaded. Anderson Hockett preserves a 9-7 Legion win in Marion as the Legion extended its lead in league play.
Yankees Are Giant Killers At Wimbledon
Wimbledon notes say Marty Riessen, a 23 year old Northwestern graduate, defeated Wilhelm Bungert to reach the third round. Allen Fox and Arthur Ashe advanced, joining Riessen, Ralston, McManus, and others as the U S faces a strong round of 16 with six women into the final 32.
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Wimbledon
England
Marty Riessen
Northwestern University Gradu
Ate
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
Sam
Riessen
Bungert
Allen Fox
Los Angeles
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Dennis Ralston
Jim McManus
Berkeley
Calif
Ashe
United States
Bob Carmichael
Australia
Fox
Jan-Erik Lundquist
Sweden
Gene Scott
St. James
N.Y
U.S
Julie Heldman
New York
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Tory Ann Fretz
Harrisburg
Schedule Of Summer Swimming Classes At The YWCA
The YWCA announces a summer swimming class schedule starting July 12. Eight lessons cost 4 dollars for children 5 dollars for adults or 6 dollars for members. Adults pay 5 dollars yearly membership, girls in 7th to 12th grades 1 dollar. A 50 cent dip charge applies for members or a higher rate for non members.
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The
YWCA
Central Tires tops Whitlock with two run homers
Inning highs powered Central Tires to a 4 3 victory over Whitlock's yesterday as L L E A G U added early and late two run homers. Purkey, Courtney, Girt and Hallam contributed on the mound and in the field.
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White River Morehead
Central Tires
Whitlock’s
Central Tire
D. Purkey
D. Courtney
Girt
T. Hallam
Rogers
John Mrshall
YWCA Pool Class Schedule and Fees Listed
The notice details pool pricing for dip cards, private and semi private lessons, and hourly pool rental, followed by a long list of swimming class names and schedules across Monday to Friday. Registration deadlines and cancellation rights are noted.
Head Heads For N. Mexico State
New Albany High School star Kenny Head, two time 440 yard state champion, will enroll at the University of New Mexico in September with a full scholarship. He was edged in his specialty at the Golden West Invitational in Sacramento last weekend and has run 47.3 state record in 1964 and 47.8 this year. He had earlier signed as a Big Ten tender with Indiana University.
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New Albany
Ind
Kenny Head
University of New Mexico
Head
Sacramento
Big Ten
Indianas University
American horses face Meadow Court in Irish Sweepstakes Derby
Five American owned horses including Balfour face Meadow Court in Ireland's richest race at the Curragh. Meadow Court is the even money favorite after a strong English Derby showing. Balfour, trained by Vincent O'Brien, draws strong support as other Americans and notables like Western Wind, Beddard, Donato, and Khalide compete. An estimated 50,000 crowd, satellite and ABC-TV coverage, and a purse over 200000 dollars highlight the event.
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Dublin
UPD
Balfour
John McShain
Philadelphia
Canada
Meadow Court
Max Bell
Calgary
Alta
Ireland
Vincent O'Brien
O'Brien
Western Wind
Ann Biddle
Beddard
Richard Reynolds Jr
Donato
Countess de la Valdene
Raymond Guest
New York
Khalide
Mary B. Hecht
Curragh
U.S
Early Bird
Abc-Tv
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Hacker
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Mexico
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Hoosier Market
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Fairview American Lions
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Robinson
T. Albea
Mowrey
Albea
Auxiliary Police
Delco-Remy
Youngblood
Haley
Durham
Todd
Porter
Loins
W.H.U.T
U.S.A.C
All the Stars
N. Mexico State
Jim Murrin
AL Stow
Jackson
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