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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1964

Page

8

Unbeaten Pirates AHS Tribe Clash In Crosstown Rivalry

Crosstown clash tonight pits undefeated Pirates against the AHS Tribe in Anderson. Local teens anticipate a dramatic high school showdown with strong lines and confident play from both teams.

Anderson Herald Pirates AHS Tribe Crosstown

Madison Heights vs Anderson Indians Football Preview

The article previews the Madison Heights Pirates hosting the Anderson Indians in a key football contest. It notes 1,000 extra bleacher seats, crowd expectations, and team rosters with players such as Bute Faris Walker Doyle Otley Erskine and Hovermale. It highlights scoring pace, rushing leaders, passing stats, and injury updates ahead of the game.

Page One Madison Ieights Downing Ph Elwood Phil Faris Pirates Andersen Panthers Jim Carter Madison Heights Anderson Indians Mike Stabler Don Seal Charles Huston Mike Taylor Gil Ganger Jim Tallman Vic Joe Snowden Bob Milam Tory John Doyle Sill Carter Percy Davis Sos Gary Bute Charles Walker Wayne "Amick Bute Ates Panther Carter Bucs Faris Walker Mike Carter Doyle Steve Alley Dan Erskine Erskine Larry Hovermale Junior Hign Hovermale St.w Pirate Francis Barker Madison Weihts

Giants and Cardinals Split as World Series Opens

New York wins Game One 12 5 with Tresh homering for the Yankees while Shannon goes deep for St. Louis. Game Two ends 3 0 as Stottlemyre and Howard secure the win. Remaining schedule lists games through Oct 15 with possible seventh game. Financial figures note attendance 61,610 and net receipts shares for leagues and clubs.

Philadelphia UPI New York Yankees Big Magic St. Louis York New York Ford Downing Sheldar Mikkelsen Howard Sadecki Schultz Mc Carver L—Ford New York Tresh Shannon Louis Stottlemyre Gibson Richardson Ay Craig McCarver Linz Ican SEIS Cannish

Mayor Swem Wins Atlantic City Race

Mayor Swem a five year old bay gelding owned by J C Kincheloe won the featured Atlantic City race with jockey Ronnie Behrens aboard. He led from the start and beat Relative by three quarters of a length in six furlongs timed 1 1 3 5 earning 20 80 36 60 and 2 20 for place shows. Longshots won the first two races yielding a 417 40 daily double with Youth And Age and Happy Mick.

Sunset City Calif Jen Tacoma Wash Teader Lou Graham Nashville Sunset Oaks Country Club Bob McCallister Roy Pace DeWitt Weaver Jr Gene Mitchell Jr Charles Mays Landing Nwt Mayor Swem J.C. Kincheloe Atlantic City Ronnie Behrens Liepest Swem Paiu Happy Mick

Burris Wins CIC Meet With Narrow Margin

Burris High School won the Central Indiana Conference meet with 32 points narrowly ahead of Elwood as the Elwood team took second and the Tigers placed third in the CIC contest.

Boy Elwood Tigers Peru Muncie

ACC Men Sponsor Shotgun Tourney Pairings Set

Anderson Country Club hosts the ACC Men’s Best Ball Progression tournament this Saturday starting at 1 p.m. with 14 four-person teams and pairings announced by tourney chair G. C. Hughes and committee members. Raymond Jones will fire the shotgun start as 14 foursomes tee off from assigned fees.

Anderson Country Club ACC Tourney Committee G. C. Hughes Cochairman Ww. L. Bennett Ward Cole Roby Raymond Jones Tes Ieee Hugheston B.C

Highland 9th Grader Breaks Leg In Drill

Highland High School ninth grade football player Dennis Roberts broke his femur during a ball recovery drill and was taken to the hospital in traction. The incident prompted a second ambulance call to the school that week.

Dennis Roberts Highland High School Pial

Robbins Promises New Juvenile Program in Court Campaign

Republican Robert R. Robbins runs for Judge Sup. Court No. 2 on a platform to reform juvenile issues with a new program. Election materials urge voters to support Robbins in the contest.

Robert R. Robbins

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