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Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1964

Page

9

Local Teams Dominate Lane Tourney Standings in Anderson

Anaconda's 3129 sticks led the fourth annual Anderson Herald ne Lanes Men’s Team Hap Championship Tourney at Olympia Lanes. Thirty teams competed with sixteen from Anderson earning money. top squads include Pepsi Cola and Jack Brammer’s DX. Checks will be mailed after handicap verification.

Anaconda Anderson Heraldne Anderson Olympia Lanes Pepsi - Cola Pepsi

Ben Davis Giants Blank Anderson In Nonleague Baseball

Ben Davis hurler Yockey allowed four hits with six strikeouts and no walks as the Giants blanked Anderson 5 to 0 at the Ben Davis diamond. The Indians fell behind after two runs in the second inning while Center fielder Moore sparked the offense.

Indianapolis Yockey Inders Ben Davis Giants Anderson Coos” Baktemoon Moore Indians

Madison Avenue UK Pottery and Local League Scores

Local sports and business notices mix, listing teams and scores such as Coca Cola 103 over 190-14, Fairview American Lions 200 over 200-4, Meadowbrook Man 100-0 and White River Anderson Sporting Goods 12 to 5. Civic notes include a flag ceremony with Mayor Allis and Rep Norris and a bugle national anthem.

Coca-Cola Cobb Faucett Gates Regenold Forkner Butler Bryant Robbins Scott Pepsi White River Anderson Sporting Goods Jaycees Whitlock’s Central Tire John Marshall Frank Allis Sam Norris Douglas Vermillion Goods Grissom Berkebile Jones McKenzie Nicholson Orbik Horeway Martin Smith

Casper Likes Em Tough Wins Tourney

Casper the 32 year old Bonita California resident shot a closing par 70 to win the Colonial National Invitation by four strokes over Tommy ae of Bermuda Dunes. He tied or surpassed, earning career tour wins and moving to the top of money leaders with 312 305.

Harold Y Ratliff Associated Press Gary Player Colonial Casper Bonita Calif Coloniel Sam Snead California Nicklaus Palmer

Meadowbrook Pro Am Entries Close and Tourney Underway

Meadowbrook Men's Golf members recognize that entries for the Pro Am close at 10 a.m. Registrations are being processed with the pro. An 18 hole tourney is underway and will conclude Saturday May 16, sponsored by the Meadowbrook Men's Club.

Meadowbrook

Forty Niners Not For Sale After Morabito Death

San Francisco announces the Forty Niners are not for sale and Lou Spadia will become managing owner following the death of Vic Morabito. Morabito’s widow and Mrs. Heintzelman retain controlling stakes with Morabito family and other stockholders named. NFL Commissioner Rozelle and Albert will serve as secretaries in the spring New York meeting.

San Francisco UPI San Francisco Niners Lou Spadia Vic Morabito Morabito Aeine Heintzelman Corvallis Ore Tony Morabito Heintzleman Forty Niners New York Heintzelman Loretta O'Grady Franklin Mieuli Frank Lawrence Purcell James A. Ginella NFL Pete Rozelle Albert Ginela Purcell

Pendleton golfers beat St Marys as White nets 72

Pendleton led by low medalist Jerry White won against St Marys Gaels 9 to 542 at Grandview. White fired an 18 hole total of 72 beating his closest challenger by two. Fasone led St Marys with 78 while reserves edged the Irish seconds 8 to 7.

Pendleton Jerry White St. Mary’s

Lapel Bulldogs win twice in three team meet

Lapel and Markleville posted wins as Lapel defeated Frankton 13 2 and Markleville 15 0 while Frankton beat the Arabians 9 6. Medalists included Hanna and Forrer with low scores and several 3 0 decisions in the meet results.

Lapel Bulldogs Frankton Markleville Markleville Ferrer Stan Yers Davis Nicoson Milburn McClintock Burt Messier Nunnley Wright Frankton Hanna Stanley Hervey Rengel Altherr Waymire

Six Team Commercial Softball Opener Shatters Expectations

The 1964 Commercial Men league opened at Shadyside Park with UAW 663 Local 1944 losing 9 to 1 to the 1944 team, Eagles defeating Lynch 15 to 1, and Guide Lamp beating K Mart 9 to 4. Home run hitters included Young, Shimer, Max Shaw, Rod Shaw, and Davis. Batteries listed by team. Jake Gibbs named All-Star third base in the SEC while catching for Richmond in the Yankee chain.

Shadyside Park UAW Eagles Lynch Guide Lamp K Mart Young Shimer Max Shaw Rod Shaw K. Mart Davis Ellis Boyer Humes Jones Daugherty Allen

Doubts Rise Over Long Shot Put World Record

AAU officials in California questioned whether Dallas Long’s 66 foot 7 1 2 inch shot put at Fresno qualifies as a world record. They cited the metal throwing ring without a barrier of proper height as a factor, though Fresno lies outside their district. Long, holder of 65 10 1 2 feet, aimed to compete Friday at the Coliseum Relays against Randy Matson.

Los Angeles UPI Amateur Athletic Southern Pacific Eales Southern California Track and Field Writers Association Fresno Calif Lodge Long AAU International Federation For Randy Matson Texas A. &M

Mantle and Kaline Lead AL Batting Averages in 1964

New York UPI reports Mick Mantle and Al Kaline, both batting .309, are the American League career batting leaders among active players entering the 1964 season.

NEW York UPI Mick Mantle al Kaline Oac

Parnelli Jones Ties Unofficial 156.223 MPH Track Mark

Indianapolis AP Parnelli Jones equaled his unofficial one lap speed record of 156.223 mph during practice at the Speedway. Bobby Marshman hit 156.1, Rodger Ward 155.4, Bobby Unser 154.9, Eddie Sachs 154.6 as pole battle looms for Saturday's qualifier amid slow rain and incidents. Three of Duke's 1964 football roster quarterbacks are sophomores.

Indianapolis Parnelli Jones Brewaara Jones Ninniey Bobby Marshman Marshman Rodger Ward Bobby Unser Eddie Sachs A. d Sachs

Blake Wins ACC Tourney Play-Off

Anderson Country Club golfer Robert Blake defeated a quartet of linksmen in the 18 hole 500 Festival elimination tourney with a 74. He tied M. W. Pa J. S. Glazer W. G. Heller and Walter Kulesa at two over par 73s before Kulesa withdrew. Blake will represent the club in the pro celebrity pro am at the Indianapolis way course ahead of the 500 mile race.

Anderson Country Club Robert Blake Blake M. W J. S. Glazer W. G. Heller Walter Kulesa Kulesa Indianapolis Way

Penn State to Play in Sunflower Festival and Motor City Tourneys

The Nittany Lions will compete in two December tournaments. On December 11-12 Penn State joins Loyola of Chicago, Kansas State and Kansas in the Sunflower Festival at Manhattan Kansas. On December 28-29 they defend the Motor City title in Detroit facing Detroit Houston and Valparaiso.

University Park Penn State Nittany Lions Loyola of Chicago Kansas State Kansas Manhattan Kan Motor City Detroit Houston Valparaiso

Trae enters third year as Navy baseball coach

Trae 1n begins his third season guiding Navy baseball as the midshipmen prepare for upcoming schedules and roster development under his leadership.

Trae Navy

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