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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1964
Page
4
A field of over 45 sprint cars competes in the 16th annual Little AGQ national championship race with 33 drivers posting the fastest times to form the 16 row grid for the Saturday afternoon start.
Noblesville won the 13th Noblesville Relays with Madison Heights setting two school records. Miller teammates Huston and Hubble led the duo to top marks including a two mile relay in 8 17.1 and Madison Heights star Huston lifting the shot put 57 feet 1644 inches for a new relays and school record. Pirates set a 12 feet 7% inch pole vault mark as Noblesville extended its seventh straight relay title run.
Daleville prepares for a busy day at the Daleville high school oval as the Mid-Eastern circuit fields strong sprints and field events. Local crews led by Daleville and Greenfield push to contend with Noblesville Madison Heights and Muncie Southside as practice and qualifying run ahead of the main program.
Coach Dane Pugh's Anderson squad defeated Warren Central 9-0 on the Indianapolis court. The Tigers swept all seven singles matches and both doubles, with strong showings from Grewlen Todd and Huntley and pairs Todd with Untley and Clauve with Newbury in doubles.
Milwaukee Braves pitcher Warren Spahn earned his 332nd win and 63rd shutout with a 6-0 victory over the New York Mets. Backed by five double plays and his own two hits, the 43-year-old veteran moved within one shutout of the all-time record for left handed pitchers, trailing Eddie Plank by one.
The U S Olympic Committee plans a bank driven fund raising push to raise between 1 and 2 million dollars with 15 000 commercial banks contributing through monthly statements an envelope and card asking for contributions and rewards tied to amounts 1 10 and 25 plus over with clubs and plaques for donors in a campaign discussed at the Yale Club New York City with officials advocating public subscription rather than government input or professional athletes.
Milton Mills Sr. at Edgewood Country Club sank a hole in one on the No 8 par 13 hole yesterday from 1159 yards. The Mills family, with five golfing sons and a grandfather, is noted for strong golf talent. The feat reportedly began from a thought by a bank vice president.
Buffalo Bills sign Hagood Clarke TI from University of Florida a 6 foot 14 pound defensive back drafted 18th in 1964. Clarke from Miami was seventh choice of the San Francisco 49ers.
Boston starter Dave Morehead handcuffed Cleveland with 10 strikeouts, limiting the Indians to five hits as Boston blanked Cleveland 6-0. Cleveland committed five errors, with Woody Held charged with three, in the American League matchup.
The Lapel Bulldogs toppled Fishers 10-2 in a nine hole golf match at Noblesville Golf Course on Tuesday. Low medalist honors went to Jimmy Myers and Bob Farrer with 43s. Payne signs tender with Indiana University for basketball.
Milwaukee Braves turn to four promising rookie pitchers Lemaster Fischer Cloninger and Sadowski joined by veteran Warren Spahn. In recent starts the quartet yielded three runs on ten hits with nine walks as Spahn added a shutout and a four hit win over the Dodgers. Bragan credited the youngsters for seizing their chance and trading out Hendley and Shaw to Felipe Alou and Ed Bailey last year.
Instructional tip advises starting a bowling approach with a lift of the ball in the left hand. The author notes personal height for the lift but urges readers to follow the listed method. A pamphlet offering further approach hints is advertised for 18 cents plus return postage to Don Carter at 21 North Wacker Drive Chicago.
Green Bay trades center Jim Ringo and fullback Earl Gros to Philadelphia for linebacker Leroy Caffey and the Eagles No. 1 pick next December. Ringo, 32, an NFL all star in seven straight seasons, has not missed a Green Bay game in 10 years. Gros, 24, LSU alum, backed up Jim Taylor and rushed 77 carries for 367 yards and four TDs. Caffey, 23, started as left linebacker in rookie season with the Eagles last year after Texas A&M stint. Navy to play four Pennsylvan ia games next fall including Penn State Pitt Notre Dame and Arty.
Los Angeles pitcher Larry Sherry, traded to Detroit last month, said he does not believe his former team can repeat as National League champions. He stated they simply don’t. The Associated Press report quotes him in New York City.
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