Bruton and Cash Lead Tigers Past Washington in 5-2 Win
Detroit defeats Washington 5-2 as Bill Bruton and Norm Cash hit their third inning homers. Wickersham earns his fifth win with an early 5-1 lead. Don Zimmer homers for Washington to narrow the gap, but Detroit seals it with two more in the fourth aided by Freehan, Wert, and Brown.
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Washington
Bill Bruton
Norm Cash
Detroit
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Buster Narum
Cash
Gates Brown
Bruton
Don Zimmer
Bill Freehan
Don Wert
Brown
Narum
di Bruton
Immer
Bingme
Thomas
Hinton
Kaline
King
Phillips
eAie
Kansas City
Sasses FE Snyder
Hunt
Baltimore
Winnig
Dekwrth
Orsino
Powell
Brandt
Jimenez
Siebern
Bridges
Brandt Washingteeh
Tal
Geex
Drabowsky
Watt
Boy Caddies Palmer Earns $500 For Four Weeks Work
A 19 year old Oklahoma City youth earned $500 and a thrill by caddying for Arnold Palmer at the Oklahoma City Open Golf Tournament. Carter drew Palmer’s name in a hat among six top caddies. Palmer’s style impressed the winner, who called him the greatest golfer.
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Oklahoma City
Alan Carter
Arnold Palmer
Carter
Palmer
Quz
Guarantee Cleaners Storage Guarantee Ad
Guarantee Cleaners promotes trusted storage solutions for garments and fabrics. The copy emphasizes secure handling, thorough cleaning, and reliable service for long term storage needs. It positions the business as a safe choice for preserving clothing items.
Gaels Open 1964 Baseball Schedule Versus Highland
St Marys High School prepares for a 16 game basebal season led by Jack Tilley with a 6 9 record last year. The Gaels face Highland May 26 at Memorial Field and play WR league opponents in home and away format. Dorothy unidentified found dead in Indianapolis Huron Hotel room. authorities suspect strangling or suffocation. A man who checked in with her remains missing.
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Anderson St. Mary’s High School
Highland
Memorial Field
Dick Worden
St. Mary’s High School
Jack Tilley
Gael
Bill Riffe
Gaels
White River
Steve Vanderburg
John Frossard
John Michael
Pat Williams
Guy Dillard
Phil Fredicks
Larry Kuhl
Bob Durham
Madison Heights
Indianapolis
Dorothy
Huron
Hogan Triumphs Over Snead In TV Head‑To‑Head
Ben Hogan, 52, fired a three-under 69 to beat Slammin Sammy Snead by three strokes in a televised head-to-head match at Houston Country Club. Hogan, who had lost all prior four matches to Snead, dominated with four birdies against one bogey while Snead finished even par.
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Houston
Tex
UPI
Ben Hogan
Sammy Snead
Hogan
Snead
Esay
Y' Ao
Tuesay
Houston Country Club
Roach Retires From Pro Ball
Green Bay coach Vince Lombardi announced that Tosc ay reserve quarterback Jekone Roach a former SMU star is retiring from professional football. Roach stood 6 feet 1 inch and 200 pounds from Dallas Texas and had played for the St Louis Cardinals and was on the Cleveland Browns roster. Lombardi said the retirement means the Packers will not receive trade offers for third quarterback Bratkowski. The note also mentions Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle seasons with 61 and 54 homers respectively as a record by two teammates.
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NEW York
UPI
Vince Lombardi
Green Av Posies
Toscay
Jekone Roach
Southern Methodist
Roach
Dallas
Tex
Bartarr
St. Louis Cardinals
Cleveland Browns
Lombardi
Packers
Bratkowski
Packers Coach Rules Hornung Won't Be Traded
Vince Lombardi, Green Bay Packers coach and GM, insists Paul Hornung will not be traded. He notes Hornung's leadership and character, while signaling possible future deals with other players and mentioning Ringo and Gros swap for Lee Roy Caffey. Also mentions Skoronski as Ringo's possible successor.
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NEW York
Paul ‘Hornung
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Lombardi
Jim Ringo
Ck Eerl Gros
Philadelphia
Lee Roy Caffey
Hor‘nung
Paul
Sid
Bob Skoronski
Ringo
Lapel Beats Hancock Central In 12-9 Slugfest
Lapel defeats Hancock Central 12 to 9 in a high scoring game. Key performances include Rash homer for Hancock Central and Anderson contributing for Lapel. Pitchers and defensive notes are listed in the box score with multiple players contributing across positions.
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Hancock Central
Bulldogs
Aetral
Kinnamon
Anderson
Go Ward
Brookfield
Rash
R. Carlton
E. Carlton
P Tem
Iz Bennett
Lapel
Stoner
Stephenson
Baker
Savisem & Noggile
Shupe
McClintock
Perry
Lane
Hiday
Rich
Dale
Nicklaus and Ford Lead Entry for 1964 500 Open Golf
The field for the $70,000 500 Festival Golf Open is complete with champions and near champions including Boswell, Rodriguez, Ford, Casper Jr., Finsterwald, Souchak, Geiberger, Littler, and many other top players. The event draws names like Pott, Pais, Sifford, Wall, Rogers, Rosburg, Archer, and Goalby as well. A separate case notes Terre Haute Gas Corp faces a $5 million damage suit moved to Brazil Circuit Court due to a plant explosion that killed 17 on January 2, 1963.
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Indianapolis
Charles Boswell
Herald & CO
Communications Rodriguez
Doug Ford
Bill Casper, Jr
Don Finsterwald
Raceampton
Mike Souchak
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Rex Baxter
Jr January
den Pais
Os Johnny Pott
Tonya
Charles Sifford
Aaron
Tommy
Art Wall
Billy Rodgers
Bob Rosburg
Jack Rule
Dave Ragan
Jackie Burke, Jr
Jack
Jerry Steelsmith
Ken Venturi
George Archer
Frank Beard
Gardner Dickenson
Gay Brewer, Jr
Bob Goalby
Terre Haute, Ind
Terre Haute Gas Corp
Terre Haute
Brazil
Home Packing
East Side And North Anderson Club Softball Winners
East Side defeated Chester field Freewill Baptist 12 to 7 while North Anderson A beat Bethel 8 to 1 behind Parks two hit pitching. Harding homered for East Side and Zachary homered twice for North Anderson. Game details include linescores and player at bats with final tallies 12 to 8.
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East Side
Chesterfield Freewill Baptist
North Anderson
Bethel
Parks
Shadyside Ark Diamond
Christ Lutheran-Central Christian
Harding
Zachary
Sare
Contri
O'field
Pittsenbarger
Reeder
Noel
Smith
Spencer
Barker
Gene Burris
Simpson
Australian Tennis Team Poorest in Thirty Years
Melbourne reporting on the Australian Lawn Tennis Association selecting John Newcombe and Tony Roche for the 1964 squad while omitting suspended stars Ray Emerson Fred Stolle Martin Mulligan and Ken Fletcher. The piece notes none of the other players have Davis Cup wins and recounts Newcombe’s 1963 Adelaide showing and a Davis Cup loss to Chuck McKinley in four matches.
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Melbourne
Australia
UPI
John Newcombe
Tony Roche
Ray Emerson
Fred Stolle
Martin Mulligan
Ken Fletcher
Newcombe
Adelaide
United States
Chuck McKinley
England
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Miller
Balltimore
Norm Siebern
Orioles
Tuesda
Leno
John Wyatt
Lau
Robin Roberts
Stu Miller
Johnson
Drabwsky
Hall
Boston
Dalton Jones
Boston Red Sox
Los Angeles Angels
Bo Betinsky
Red Sox
Dick Stuart
Tony Iaro
Roman Mejias
Latman
Don Lee
Jones
Douto
Bill Monbouquette
Felix Torres
Joe “au _ vo
Angels
Schilling
Thomas F
Fregosi
Adcock
Torres
Tillman
bMantila
Heffner
d-Jones
Aioe
Siaateinh
Los Angeles
Land Stuart
Torreane
Adcock Torres
Mejias
Coniguaro
HR — T Adcock
Belinsky
Indianapolis Speedway
Herald
Boy
Indiana University
I A Twins
Jimmie Hall
Jim Roland
New York Ankees
Central Tire
Seagram
Slagram-Distillers CO
Main ST
Curt Stephenson
Bill Powers
American Industrial Bankers Association
Markleville
Middletown
Frankton
Yorktown
Pendleton
Summitville
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
Red Brick Inn
Hornung
Department of Agriculture
Vincennes
Ind
Department
New Anderson Armory
Dick the Bruiser
Angelo Poffo
Bobby Managoff
Nicol Volkoff
Bill Frazier
Johnny King
Dennis Hall
Roger Kirby
Meadowbrook
Universal Health Club
East 8Th ST
Championship Wrestling 2208
N. Meridian
Indianapolis, Indiane
Nicklaus
Ford
Finsterwald
Casper
Bauta
Pitcher Auto
Buffalo
Prter
Light
Charlie Hutson
Indianapolis Tech
Charlie
Marker
Carmel
Mr. Quick
Anderson Newspapers, Inc
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