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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1964

Page

3

Reds Name Dick Sisler Manager As Hutchinson Quits

Cincinnati Reds announce Dick Sisler, son of legend George Sisler, will manage the club after Fred Hutchinson resigns due to cancer. Sisler had been acting manager since Aug 13 and led a late pennant push before the team finished tied for second with Philadelphia. President William C. DeWitt called the change a sad yet happy day after speaking with Hutchinson, who expressed support for Sisler.

Narold Harrison Cincinnati Dick Sisler George Sister Cincinnati Reds Fred Hutchinson Sisler Reds Hutchinson St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia William C. DeWitt DeWitt Bradenton, Fla Hutch

Badgers In Good Shape Says Coach After Iowa Victory

Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn says the Badgers emerged from the win over Iowa in good shape except for linebacker Bob Richter. Rieter dislocated an elbow and will miss the next two games, while Mike London will start against Ohio State after an arm infection. Carl Silvestri returns after a pulled leg muscle as Bruhn notes limited drills and prep.

Madison Wis UPI Wisconsin Milt Bruhn Badgers Iowa Bob Richter Bruhn Rieter Mike London Ohio State Carl Silvestri

United States medals pace slows in Tokyo Olympic action

At Tokyo on day ten the United States earned several medals but overall pace slowed. Swimmer Earlene Brown won bronze in a sprint while Cy Burleson advanced in the 1500 meters and Mike Larabee contributed as Notre Dame and LSU eye Sugar Bowl chances. Russia added medals in Greco Roman wrestling as trials for future events continue.

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Pirates Reserve and Freshmen Triumph Over Millers

Madison Heights squads swept Noblesville in junior high football. The freshman Pirates, led by Jack Rector and Bob Dawson, improved to 7 1 and defeated the Millers 24 to 0 with Rector four point contributions including a 76 yard kickoff return. The reserves rolled to a 25 to 6 win, with Phil Morgan starting the scoring and Lonnie Nichols adding key scores as Madison Heights extended their season.

Madison Heights Noblesville Pirate Millers Miller John Horeway Jack Rector Bob Dawson Rector Pirates Bucs Dawson Phil Morgan Lonnie Nichols Piratgas Craig Magison Heights Taylor Syard Gallop Jack Taylor Jack Daley Highland Laddie Field Madison Hts

The Hat Walker Named Pirates Manager in Surprise Hire

Harry The Hat Walker, three time International League manager of the year, was selected by Pittsburgh General Manager Joe L Brown as the Pirates new manager succeeding Dan Murtaugh. Walker vows emphasis on speed to force rivals into new styles, signs a one year contract, and plans to name coaches later. He previously managed in the minors and had a prior major league stint with the St. Louis Cardinals.

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Howie Hustles Budget Boost Service Ad

A notice from Um C. Howie Hustles offering to quickly find buyers for unused household goods to boost budgets. It claims numerous satisfied homemakers rely on this daily service and invites readers to call 643-5371.

Howie Bulletin-Herald

Lebanon to Face Power Memorial with Alcindor Pivot

Lebanon High School schedules a basketball game against Power Memorial High of New York City led by 7-foot-1 Lew Alcindor. The Nov 27 matchup at Butler Fieldhouse in Indianapolis features Rick Mosat, a standout senior. Lebanon aims for a strong season anchored by Alcindor’s size.

Lebanon Ind Lebanon High School Power Memorial High New York City Lew Alcindor Buller Indianapolis Rick Mosat Alcindor

Professional Men's Card Wednesday at Olympic Lanes

The Professional Men's handicap kegling circuit starts at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Olympic Lanes on W. 2th St. Dr. Nathan Murphy announces the league will seek to grow from eight to twelve teams this fall. Captains will decide if teams roll from scratch on opening day, with handicaps starting the second week or from day one.

W. 2Th St Nathan Murphy Fred I. Windlaw Jr

Olympic Tokyo 1UPL Schedule Tuesday Events

Daily program for Tuesday in the Tokyo Olympic Games lists events with start times from 7:30 p.m. through 3:00 a.m. Highlights include epee team elimination, men's decathlon events, track and field heats and finals, swimming? canoeing heats, cycling, yachting, fencing, boxing, soccer semifinals, and gymnastics. The schedule spans multiple sports and venues with sequential time blocks.

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Anderson Camping Chapter Receives NCHA Charter

The Rambling Hoosiers, new chapter of the National Campers and Hikers Association, has been started in Anderson. State Directors Mr and Mrs Albert Martin presented the charter as officers were elected: President Charles Dunmier, Vice President Abram Craig, Secretary-Treasurer Mrs Jo Gwin.

National Campers and Hikers Association Albert Martin NCHA Charles Dunmier Abram Craig Jo Gwin

Illini View Films Have Light Workout After Minnesota Win

Champaign UPI reports Illinois held a light hour long practice reviewing UCLA offense and defense after a comeback victory over Minnesota. No injuries were sustained and coaches aimed to convince the Mini that UCLA remains a formidable opponent despite recent losses to Syracuse and Notre Dame. New York racing season spans 234 days with a 24 day Saratoga meeting from Aug 3 to Aug 3.

Champaign, I UPI Minnesota UCLA Gopher Uclans Syracuse Notre Dame New York Saratoga Springs

Phillies Complete Deal For Vic Power

The Philadelphia Phillies finalized their late season acquisition of Vic Power after selling hotel contract lefty Marcelino Lopez from Chattanooga to the Los Angeles Angels. Lopez, 21, posted a 6-10 mark with Chattanooga and a 3.77 ERA this season, striking out 125 in 136 innings.

Philadelphia UPI Philadelphia Phillies Vic Power Chattanooga Marcelino Lopez Los Angeles Angels Phils Power Angels Frank Thomas Lopez

Art Arfons Plans Recapture Speed Record At Bonneville

Art Arfons aims to recapture the world land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah on October 26 31. He previously held the record briefly before Craig Breedlove surpassed him with a 526 mph two way average. Breedlove crashed but was uninjured and Arfons had a 434 mph best with the Green Monster before a blowout forced repairs.

Bonneville Breedlove Arfons Ohio

Memorial Field Infield Revamped For 1965 BR Tourney

Dirt dumped on Memorial Field infield and outfield at Crawford Field, site of the 1985 Babe Ruth World Series, as city crews overhaul the grounds for next August nine team tournament. Officials from Parks and Streets Departments oversee work with advisory members led by Jim Starrett and Pete Smith.

Memorial Field Crawford Field Memorial Field Russell Welch Cecil Mullins City Parks Department Herbert A Pete) ‘Smith Ralph McCoy Jim Starrett Paul Bradford Don Barmett Taigh McCoy Pete” Smith Zonnie Fletcher Lloyd Stoner Jim King Walter Crawford

Palmer and Nicklaus duel for money crown in Florida

Arnold Palmer holds a slim lead over Jack Nicklaus in the race for pro golf's money title. Palmer has earned $111,703 this season to Nicklaus's $111,884, with Bill Casper Jr., in third place at $95,519 and Bob Nichols fourth at $73,537. Additional notes include multiple legal notices and appointments from Madison County Indiana courts dated 1964.

Dunedin Fla Arnold Palmer Jack Nicklaus Palmer Hs Nicklaus Professional Golfers Association Bill Casper Jr Bob Nichols Troy Lema

Parseghian Awards Huarte Game Ball After UCLA Win

Notre Dame coach Ara Parseghian named quarterback John Huarte as the game ball recipient after the 49 to 0 victory over UCLA. He praised Huarte's passing and leadership, and named Dick Arrington outstanding lineman, Joe Farrell outstanding back, Alan Page outstanding defensive lineman, and Jim Lynch outstanding linebacker.

South Bend Ara Parseghian Prepa John Rations Stanford Huarte Notre Dame UCLA Parseghian Dick Arrington Joe Farrell Alan Page Jim Lynch

Public Works Board in Anderson Indiana Reverses Bid Rules

The Board of Public Works in Anderson Indiana authorizes rejection of any and all proposals and waives formalities in bidding. This notice, signed by Chairman Howard V Ehrhart and members Flanagan Rinker and secretary Roberta Carter, is certified by Eugene Creagmile Clerk of Madison Circuit Court, dated October 16 1963.

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