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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1963
Page
10
Dodgers overpower Yankees 5 2 as Sandy Koufax strikes out 15 in a new record rim as Whitey Ford falters. Howard homers a 460 foot shot and Howell and Tracewski drive in runs to put Los Angeles ahead early.
Mickey Thompson criticized a USAC decision after a 15 to 3 vote set a minimum wheel diameter of 15 inches and rim width of 9.5 inches for championship class cars. He said the rule destroys his cars and vast investments, questioning if smaller cars would win anyway.
Speedy Scot heads eight in the $60,861 Kentucky Futurity at the Lexington Trotting Association track. The Yonkers Futurity and the Hambletonian winner is paired with Captain's Boy from Castleton Farm, racing for two-of-three mile dashes. Other entrants include Interloper, Quentin Hanover, Florris, Glidden Hanover, Cheer Honey and Elma.
Rains introduces new AMF bowling balls priced at 30 cents per game with holes plugged for 2.50. The item highlights add on features and pricing for bowlers.
Square dance event on Friday evening October 4 from 7 30 to 10 30 at 6 West 8th Street Old Moose Hall Caller Gabe Owens leads the set in a lively community dance night with instruction and patterns available for all skill levels
Ralph Cy Pickins, catcher for the Philadelphia Athletics for 15 years and a member of the 1929 and 1930 pennant winning teams, died Wednesday at a convalescent home in Philadelphia. He was 68.
The Yankees admire Sandy Koufax as he dominates with a superb curve ball in a 5 2 defeat. Tom Tresh homered for New York and Joe Pepitone endangered a Series strikeout record but Koufax ended the game with his 15th K. Manager Ralph Houk praised Koufax while sticking to his lineup plans for Thursday.
New York UPI report says Florida A and M unbeaten in 19 straight regular season games and their lone game this season earned the nation’s top ranking from the UPI Board of Coaches.
Sandy Koufax admitted weakness during the game as he tied the World Series strikeout record with 15 in the Dodgers 5 2 win over the Yankees. John Roseboro and Whitey Ford provided key moments, while Bill Skowron contributed two hits and an RBI for Los Angeles.
In New York the World Series opener set five records. Sandy Koufax struck out 15 batters, tying a record for most strikeouts by a pitcher in a World Series game. The two teams combined for 25 strikeouts, a new record for most strikeouts by both teams. Dodgers catcher Johnny Roseboro set a record with consecutive series start strikeouts at five. Whitey Ford added to the woes by tying the record for most World Series games lost at six.
Pendleton defeated Lapel 44 to 17 on the two mile Lapel layout. The Irish reserves won 21 to 38. Varsity results list Jacobs, White, Lewark, Stoner, Woods, Miller, Huntzinger, Nogele, Kinnaman, and Alley. Reserve meet winner Manifold ran 6 minutes 34 seconds for 1.3 miles.
Carl Erskine and Anderson Indiana watched as Sandy Koufax broke the World Series strikeout record, fanning 15 to surpass Erskine’s 14 set in 1959. Erskine, now 36 and an insurance salesman, praised Koufax, recalled his 1963 moments, and noted Koufax’s career as one of baseball’s greatest pitchers.
This excerpt explains common bowling errors such as ball drop and poor pin action, notes stiffness as a frequent cause, and suggests checking alignment by placing an envelope beyond the foul line. It advertises the pamphlet Control Tips for Beginners by Marion Ladewig and instructs sending 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston said he cut short his Great Britain tour due to fatigue and embarrassment from persistent questions on American race problems. He denied a direct quote about being ashamed to return home and planned a Philadelphia meeting with adviser Jack Nilon to decide on resuming his European itinerary.
League standings show Stow's Tires Fanta and Pepsi leading with various records. Multiple honor rolls list high scorers like A Stow B Forge Massey and Diley across engine and field divisions.
A dense list of teams and departments shows scores in a cooperative event, followed by an honor roll featuring F Bridges, B King, D Caddel, J Reeves, J Fisher, J Garner, L Chappell, McGill, E Stumpf, Shell, H Lindamood, DeVore, R Holloman, L Granger, D Herris, L Loyd, R Stalnaker. Dog House entries and participants include H Manifold, J Pickens, M Crim, J Trick.
Strike-Mor 4 defeats Geiger Texaco 0 while Madison Tool wins 3-1 against McPherson Sales. Frisch's tops Fred Honnold 3-1. Vern Riggins Inc. beats Coca-Cola 3-1. Lawson's Studio over Eubank Trophy 3-1. Gib Warfield Inc. earns 2-1 vs Twelve. Honor roll lists Meagher 247 214 642, Lewis 249 600, Wilson 203 213 586.
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