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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1963
Page
21
Golf ace wins life sized sandwich at local shop
In Phoenixville Pennsylvania Joe Degelman, a 6 foot 4 inch 300 pound golfer, aced the 135 yard ninth hole at Kimberton golf course with a pitching wedge and now waits for a life sized sandwich from the nearby sandwich shop offering a child sized prize to any golfer who makes a hole in one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenixville
Kimberton
Joe Degelman
Degelman
Bowling, 30 Cents At Rains New Amf Balls
Holes plugged cost 2.50 and AMF balls priced at 16.95 with 30 cent bowling charge at Rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rains
Balk rule eased to remove one second stop
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick and league presidents Warren Giles and Joe Cronin agreed to eliminate the mandatory one second stop for pitchers this season. Umpires will still call balks for no stop, aiming for uniform interpretation ahead of the All-Star Game and World Series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Frick
Warren Giles
Joe Cronin
Frick
Charles Segar
Baseball
Giles
Cronin
Segar
Cincinnati
Joey Jay
Walter Alston
Dodger
Cubs Rally Past Pirates to Oust Leaders in NL Race
Merritt Raden doubled home Andre Rodgers in the eighth, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 5 4 win over Pittsburgh and knocking the Pirates from first in the National League. Clemente homered for Pittsburgh and Burgess added a two run shot before Chicago pulled ahead in the eighth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Merritt Ranen
Andre Rodgers
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bucs
Cubs
Trumph
Roberto Clemente
Smoky Burgess
Exchange Club Sends Four Teams To State Meet
Anderson Exchange Club will send four teams to the regional bowling tournament set for May 11 and 12 at Indianapolis Meadows Lanes. Wayne Strong, tourney manager, said 29 clubs from several states entered the two day event with 56 doubles and 112 singles. Anderson bowlers are listed for Saturday and Sunday lanes and include team rosters such as 700 Williamson, Hot Dogs Schafer, Sooners May, and Wood Butchers Haven Brandenburg with detailed pairings scheduled across the two sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Exchange Club
Indianapolis Meadows
Wayne Strong
Indianapolis
Champaign
Belleville
Ill
Lexington
Muncie
Anderson
Marion
Gary
Hammond
Columbus
Wabash
Jack Williamson
Harvey Murnan
Bill Watkins
Francis Creek
Fred Kean
Don Schafer
Raymond Precup
Marshall Cooper
Bob Morse
Leo Babb
Sooners
Chase
Bud) May
Jack Fuller
William Hardacre
Gerald Shafer
Wood Butchers
O. W. Haven
John Brandenburg
Marvin Lowe
Bill McCarel
Max Beigh
Hardin-Simmons dismisses athletic director and coach
ABILENE Tex AP Harbin Simmons University announced the dismissal of Jack Thomas athletic director and head football coach for failure to follow administrative directives in conducting the athletic program. George L Graham executive vice president confirmed the action as Hardin-Simmons faces probation for two years after 32 high school players took part in a competitive workout for athletic scholarships. Officials said no successor named at this time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Tex
Haram- Simmons University
Jack Thomas
George L. Graham
Hardin-Simmons
Pender Retires From Boxing Amid Promoter and Commission Criticism
Paul Pender, stripped of world middleweight title outside Massachusetts, announces retirement citing dual title claims and TV coverage issues for a Giardello bout. He criticizes promoters and the New York Commission, noting a 47–12–2 record with 21 KO, and a Boston-based business portfolio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Paul Pender
Massachusetts
Joey Giardello
Pender
Dick Tiger
World Boxing Association
Nigeria
Giardello
Boston
Tiger
Europe
Sugar Ray Robinson
Chisox Top A’s 2-1 to Oust Them from AL Lead
John Buzhardt earned his second win for the Chicago White Sox, driving in the deciding run in the seventh inning. Chicago defeated Kansas City 2-1, knocking the Athletics from first place as Boston moved ahead with a 5-1 win over Baltimore. Buzhardt held KC to four hits through seven, then Wayne Causey tripled and scored on an infield error. Hoyt Wilhelm finished the eighth after a pinch hit, preserving the victory as Wickersham took the loss for Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City AP
John Buzhardt
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Athletics
A’s
Boston
Baltimore
Buzhardt
Wayne Causey
Jose Tartabull Buzhardt
Hoyt Wilhelm
White Sox
Dave Wickersham
Indians Shut Out Richmond 2-0 in North Central clash
Anderson pitcher Steve Cummins earned a 2-0 victory for the Indians over Richmond Red Devils in Tuesday action. Cummins struck out five and walked none while Bill Stanley drove in both runs after a sixth inning rally. The win improves Cummins to four straight in league play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Anderson
Indians
Red Devils
Steve Cummins
Bill Stanley
Red Devil
Cummins
Cain
Redskins
Bob Foust
al Stoner
Invaders
Puthoff
Hudson
Stanley
Willie Youngblood
Dick Byrd
Youngblood
Albany Defeats Falstaffs In Eastern Indiana Debut
Albany won 4 to 2 over Alexandria Falstaffs in the Eastern Indiana Baseball League opener. Selvey struck out 12 for Albany. Falstaffs pushed a run in the sixth and eighth, with Waltermire and Stevens doubling for Alexandria and Hud son driving in a run for Albany. The golf note reports the 500 Open field growing past 40 with players including Joe Campbell Gay Brewer Lionel Hebert and Tommy Aaron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parnell
Pickett
Alexandria
Albany
Burris
O'Bryant
Waltermire
Hudson
Stevens
Indianapolis
Hoosier
Joe Campbell
Gay Brewer
Lionel Hebert
Tommy Aaron
Anderson Horseshoe Club Elects Officers and Plans Growth
The Anderson Horseshoe Club elected officers Glen Stone as president Alvin Burris as vice president and John Butsler as secretary treasurer. Plans include six new courts and extra floodlights with a special day from Greenville to be used in the pits. Don Owens of Summitville and Indiana National Horseshoe Association head will travel statewide to promote the sport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Horseshoe Club
Glen Stone
Alvin Burris
John Butsler
Greenville
Don Owens
Summitville
Indiana
National Horseshoe Association
Tuesday Mixed League Organizes Meeting for May 9
Shorty Lawson calls a meeting of prospective teams for the Tuesday Mixed League at 7 p.m. Thursday May 9 at Murnan's East Side Lanes. All bowlers, male and female, are welcome to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shorty” Lawson
Murnan
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