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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1964

Page

3

Gibson Fined and Ejected For Beanball Incident

In St Louis, Bob Gibson drew an automatic $50 fine in the third inning after pitching near Philadelphia hitters and was ejected for throwing his bat following a hit by pitch. Umpire Doug Harvey warned him earlier, with Baldschun also fined after a warning.

ST. Louis J. Louis Bob Gibson Philadelphia Gibson Dennis Bennett Doug Harvey Julian Javier Cardinals Bennett Curt Flood Jack Baldschun Harvey Baldschun

NBA Stars Romp Over Poland Five in Eastern Europe Tour

Milwaukee left-hander Ron Lemaster pitched nine hitless innings before giving up a two-run unearned ninth in a 2-1 Mets win over Warsaw. The NBA all-stars led by Russell, Robertson, and Smith defeated Poland's Legia 96-76 in the tour opener, with Lemaster earning the victory and Ron Hunt the Mets' only other hit.

Milwaukee Denny Lenaster Charley Smith Sall New York Mets Warsaw Poland National Basketball Association All-Stars Legia Europe Witold Zagorski Segeon NBA Bill Smith sc|Russell Boston Celtics U.S

IHSAA Sets Starting Times For Sectional

The Indiana High School Athletic Association announced sectional track starting times, team entrants, and total entered for Friday events. Listings include Evansville at 6 p.m. with 23 teams and 240 boys, Wayne at 6 p.m. with 24 teams and 273 boys, Gary 3:30 p.m. with 20 teams and 319 boys, Hammond 3:45 p.m. with 18 teams and 275 boys, Huntington 4 p.m. with 39 teams and 362 boys, Tech at 2 p.m. with 27 entrants, Washington 2 p.m. with 32 teams and 310 boys, Linton 2 p.m. with 25 teams and 214 boys.

Indianapolis Indiana High School Athletic]Association Erate Bo Evansville Ione Wayne Ee Rankfort Gary Hammond Huntington Indianapolis Tech

Reformatory Tops Parker In 10 Innings

Reformatory, defending Eastern Indiana Baseball League champions, edged Parker 8 to 7 in 10 innings in Pendleton Indiana Sunday to begin title defense at Mandann field.

Reformatory Parker Pendleton — Indiana Reformatory Mandann

Orioles Win Rally For Victory

The Baltimore Orioles exploded for a convincing win as they rallied to take the game. Key players delivered strong at bats and the defense held firm to seal the victory for the home team.

Orioles

Valley Race Program Draws 5800 Fans at Sun Valley Speedway

A huge crowd of 5800 spectators watched Valley Race Program as Sun Valley Speedway teams faced Washington Senaheer on Monday night. The Orioles started the eighth, with Tom Cheney on the mound, in a weather-appropriate dramatic showdown ending 11-4.

Sun Valley Speedway Washington Sena Heer Anc Orioles Washington Tom Cheney Aloosean

ABA Teams Grab Members Major League Standings

The report notes a chaotic baseball game with Aparicio and Fields keying a late-inning rally for a Baltimore win. Bally contributed power with a triple and double, while Harp started on the mound for Chicago and was replaced after giving up four runs. The piece also mentions Parker guarding against Bally and details about other players and teams in a cluttered wrap of scores and actions.

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Meadowbrook Lists Winners And Sports Entries

Meadowbrook Golf Club hosted a 26 hole medal tourney with about 30 players, awarding prizes to top finishers and listing Olympian selections from universities like Arizona State Duke Oregon and Ohio State. The event drew 4 156 athletes across 1902 entries.

Delco-Remy Guide Lamp Meadowbrook Golf Club

Mets To Light Shea Stadium On Night Game

New York Mets set to light Shea Stadium for the first time on a Wednesday night against the Cincinnati Reds. Ceremonies honor the first Major League night game at Crosley Field May 24, 1935, with Franklin Delano Roosevelt Jr. pushing the switch alongside guests including former Reds GM Larry MacPhail and current Mets GM George Weiss.

NEW York UPI New York Mets Shea Stadium Cincinnati Reds iCincinnati Crosley Field Franklin Delano Roosevelt ‘Jr Shea ‘Stadium Franklin Delano Roosevelt Washington Cincinnati Larry MacPhail Reds Wbreeder George Weiss MacPhail Toi

Hart Signs Bonus Pact With Dallas Cowboys

Seattle UPI report: University of Washington basketball player Charlie Hart, 25, signed a bonus contract to play football for the Dallas Cowboys. He last played competitive football as a freshman at Elkhorn High School in Frankfort Kentucky. Hart will report to training camp in California in July.

Seattle Wash UPI Charlie Hart University of Washington Dallas Cowboys Elkhorn High School Frankfort Hart Cowboys Dallas Brandt Hart California Harvey Hustlemoney

Nicklaus Retains 'Champions' Title in Measure of Glory

Nicklaus seals the Champions golf crown at the U S Open with a 279 total, earning 23,700 as Boros leads with 173 total money. Palmer second, Geiberger and Sanders tied for fourth, while Hogar, Fairfield, Rodner, Littler, Littler, and Harney also cash in.

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Meadowbrook League Opens With Surprising Scores

Opening Meadowbrook Little League games saw Anderson Township Exchange defeat Local 1934 7 to 4, Hoosier Market beat T Men 9 to 5, and T Men topple Settomal Club 9 to 2. Homers by Phil Lips for T Men and a grandslam by Schar Inawske for Local 1944 highlighted the day.

Anderson Township Exchange Phillips T Men Garrett Hoosier Market Larry Mathews Township Schar‘Inawske

Sports Car Fans Plan Instruction Clinic Wednesday

The Sports Car Club of Central Indiana will hold a rallye school with its regular meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday in the YMCA on W. Herbert Johnson of Anderson will direct rally instruction for novices in time, skill and distance navigating. Election of a new president will be discussed. Results of handicaps and medals are listed for several drivers with multiple ties noted.

Sports Car Club of Central Indiana Conlection YMCA Herbert Johnson Anderson

CIBL Champs Will Practice Wednesday

Cedar Lounge Central Indiana League champions baseball squad will work out late Wednesday afternoon after the Madison Heights Anderson high school game at Memorial Field. Business manager Lawrence Montgomery urges players to attend if they hope to make the team.

Cedar Lounge Madison Heights Anderson

Real name of Rocky Marciano revealed in Brockton report

In Brockton Massachusetts United Press International reports that former heavyweight boxing champion Rocky Marciano's real name is Reeco Marchegiano. The article notes the name discrepancy has drawn attention in local circles.

Brockton Mass UPI Rocky — Marciano Reeco Marchegiano

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