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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1964

Page

20

Local Babe Ruth League Announces 396 Game Schedule

Eighteen Anderson Babe Ruth boys league teams begin 22 game seasons with nine contests starting May 23 at Crawford and South Diamonds. Divisions include American National Olympic with districts July 16-19 and area July 23-26. Officials list include President Bob McClain and officers. Umpiring help sought. detailed schedule links teams and sponsors across Crawford Field.

Anderson Babe Ruth Crawford and South Diamonds Bob McClain McClain Everett Zink American League Clare Chamberlain National League E Albea Aague Ja Daley Denzil Regenold Charles Lacey Thamar Doc) Vermillion Delco-Remy Guide Lamp Chesterfield Lumber Coca-Cola Pitcock Construction Decker’s Madison Emge’s Lynch Best Ever Marsh’s Ae Frisch's Mace’s Crawford Field Pitcock Local Hoosier Markets Anderson Pt Goods Frisch's Decker's Hoosier Market

Eagles and Guides Triumph in Commercial Softball Showdown

Eagles, Guide Lamp, and UAW 663 claimed wins in last night’s Commercial men’s softball at Shadyside Park. Eagles defeated Local 1944 10 to 4, Guide Lamp beat Lynch 12 to 5, and UAW 663 overwhelmed K-Mart 14 to 5. Home runs by Bob Zach, Phillippi, Swinford, Aldridge, and Ogden highlighted the action with detailed line scores for each team.

Eagles Guide Lamp Lynch UAW K-Mart Shadyside Park Bob Zach Phillippi Roger Whi Ron Whitehead Swinford Aldridge Ogden Sauerwein Clear Norton Ellis Burmeister

Bunning Shuts Out Colts For Phils First In NL

Jim Bunning pitched a one hitter to beat the Houston Colts and lift the Philadelphia Phillies into first place in the National League with a 4-0 victory. Bunning allowed two baserunners, retired the last 15 in order, and improved to 5-1 while Ken Johnson took the loss for Houston. Phillies scoring came in the fourth on three straight hits and in the fifth on two doubles and a single.

Houston UPI Jim Bunning Houston Colts Philadelphia Phillies Bunning Colts Nellie Fox Jim Wynn Detroit Tiger Phils Francisco Gene Mauch Philadelphia Colt Ken Johnson Wes Covington John Herrnstein Bobby Wine Phillie Richie Allen John Callison Tony Gonzales Johnson Gonzales Cal- Phillie J Lisen All Ladies

Richmond Beats Pirate Nine In 9 To 3 Contest

Richmond Red Devils scored four runs in both the third and fourth innings to beat Madison Heights Pirates 9 to 3 at NIH diamond. Oliver hit a leadoff homer in the third, Carr homered for Madison Heights, and Utley connected in the seventh. Madison Heights drops to 0-3 in 11 games as they prepare to host Muncie Southside Thursday.

Richmond Red Devils Madison Heights

Hungry Rookie Ages Gone Says Cottrell

Paddy Cottrell Santa Clara’s Irish born baseball coach says the hungry rookie era is over and that players now seek quick answers and college education. He notes Santa Clara’s Broncos dominate in baseball, values education, and recalls signed players and past scouts while predicting long term trends in the majors.

Santa Clara Calif UPT Paddy Cottrell Santa Clara New York Yankees Cottrell County Cork Broncos Power Paddy Buck Shaw West Coast Jors The Tyrns

Indian Linksmen 7th In NCC Golf Meet

Andersons team finished seventh in the Names Conference golf tourney held yesterday with 318 strokes for a four man squad. Kokomo won with 297 strokes while Marion 307 Richmond 310 Logansport 312 Frankfort 317 New Castle 319 also posted totals.

Anderson Kokomo Marion Richmond Logansport Anime Frankfort New Castle

Mat Champion Poffo Clash In Ring At Armory Card

Mat Champion Angelo Poffo collide in the main event with The Bruiser and Angelo Gee on a National Guard Armory card. The Bruiser defends the heavyweight title only twice weekly not on the line. Bobby Managoff meets Nico Line in a semifinal. Bill Frazier faces Johnny King in another bout. Dennis Hall and Roger Kirby also on the program at 8 30. Advance tickets via 643 9735 or Universal Health Club. The Bruiser appears on Gene Swindell's Factory Whistle show on WHUT 6 7 a.m. Wednesday.

the Bruiser Angelo Gee National Guard Armory Bruiser Fred Blassie World Wrestling Alliance Poffo Shire Brothers U.S Bobby Managoff Nico ‘Line Managoff Lou Thesz Indereu Bill Frazier Johnny King Dennis Hall New Castle Roger Kirby Dunkirk Fat the Universal Health Club Gene Swindell Factory WHUT

Speedway Festival Tickets On Sale Here

Season tickets for the Indianapolis Speedway 500 Festival Golf Tournament are on sale at Edgewood Country Club Anderson Country Club and Grandview Golf Club pro shops. The week long event runs May 25 to 29 and tickets bought early save money for local golf enthusiasts attending the tourney.

Indianapolis Speedway Anderson Golf Clubs Edgewood Country Club Anderson Country Club Grandview Golf Club

THUMB POSITION DECIDES BALL PATH

Thumb position at release guides ball path from straight to curve. The article notes variations with thumb at 12 o clock for straight, 9 o clock for curve, and 2 o clock for back up. A portable pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners offers detailed guidance, available by sending 10 cents and a stamped return envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate Chicago.

Marion Ladewig C-O National Newspaper Syndicate North Wacker Drive Chicago Ill

Altman's Big Homer Sparks Mets Over SF

Altman hits a go ahead two run homer in the eighth inning to lift the New York Mets past the San Francisco Giants 4 1. Galen Cisco earned his second win of the season while reliever Perry notched the save. Haller added a solo homer for San Francisco in the eighth as Jim Hart and Chuck Hiller sparked the GI ants early with a run scored in the sixth.

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Palmer's Blistering Finish Wins Oklahoma Open

Arnold Palmer surged from behind to shoot 67 and win the Oklahoma City Open at 277. Lionel Hebert led early but faltered. Werney finished third at 281. Dave Marr carded the tournament's first hole in one on the 16th. Palmer earned $5,800 for the victory amid a double round Monday due to weather delays.

Oklahoma City UPI Arnold Palmer Lionel Hebert Werney Mike Souchak Jack McGowan Palmer Hebert Masters Ag Laurel Valley Nicklaus Lafayette Phil Joe Dave Marr New Rochelle N. Y Verney

Teeter And Hunter Lead Chesterfield In Grade Track Meet

Paced by Danny Teeter and Im Hunter, Chesterfield won the first annual Chesterfest Invitational at Highland High. Teeter took three firsts including the 100 and 220 yard dashes and the broad jump, anchoring the winning 440 relay as Chesterfield totaled 53 points to Pendleton 37. Hunter won the 50 yard dash and placed high in the 100 and broad jump, aiding Chesterfield in the 880 relay victory.

Danny Teeter Im Hunter Jim Millers Highland High School Teeter Colts Pendleton College Corner Markle ‘Ville Madison County Hunter Chesterfield

Bowling, 30c at Rains Ebonite balls, $16.95

Bowling goods item notes 30 cent price at Rains Ebonite balls priced at 16 dollars 95 cents with holes plugged for 2 dollars 50 cents.

Rains

Cerebral Hemorrhage Kills Steve Owen

Oneida New York UPD Steve Owen famed defensive innovator and Giants coach dies. Funeral services set at Campbell-Dean Funeral Home at 9 am and St Patrick s Church at 9 30 am. Owen led eight division titles and two NFL crowns as Giants coach before later working as scouting director and at Baylor and with the Eagles.

Oneida N. Y UPD Steve Owen New York Giants Campbell-Dean St. Patrick’s Church Giants Leonwelsh Nae Owen Baylor Philadelphia Eagles

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