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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1964

Page

20

Fort Wayne Foes Meet Anderson Madison Heights In Dad's Night

Fort Wayne Catholic and Madison Heights host Dad's Night games Friday night with a CIC schedule. Anderson Indians and Madison Heights Pirates lead the local football scene as they aim for victories and to keep postseason hopes alive. The district slate features Elwood, Wabash, Huntington, and various county matchups across Central Indiana Conference play.

Fort Wayne Anderson Madison Heights Fort Wayne Catholic Fort Wayne South Sir Noblesville Greenfield Alexandria Huntington Indians Pirates Aphnderen Tales Wih Fort Catholic Madison Fort Wye South Side Carter Baker Pirate Nobles Green Vikings Indiana Ellwood Panthers Wabash

Baseball Brass Will Talk Shop at Closed Meeting

About 20 major league general managers and assistants meet at Rolling Rock Hunt Club near Ligonier Pennsylvania for informal talks. Session aims to discuss player rules and farm system with newsmen barred and no news releases. End of quote lists several GMs and assistants including Brown Paul Campbell Quinn and Selkirk among others.

Ligonier Joe L. Brown Manaer Pittsburgh Pirates Oresied Rolling Rock Hunt Club Pittsburgh Brown Gabe Paul Cleveland Jim Campbell Detroit John Quinn Philadelphia John Holland Cubs Lee MacPhail Baltimore Fred Haney Los * Angeles Angles John McHale Milwaukee Chub Feeney San Francisco George Selkirk Washington Ralph Houk New York Yankees Paul Richards Houston Calvin Griffith Minnnesota Pat Friday Kansas’City Whit Sox Bob Housam St. Louis Richard O'Connell Boston Red Sox Art Routzang Bing Devine New York Mets Joi Murphy Mets Phi Seghi Cincinnati Reds Joe¢ O'Toole Pirates

Indiana U to honor former stars in Homecoming ceremony

Eighteen Indiana University athletes who earned varsity letters will be honored at Homecoming events October 30 to November 3. William T. Smith heads the I Men’s Association luncheon, honoring players across football baseball basketball wrestling and track with invited alumni including Severin Buschmann Joseph A. Swope Frank E. Allen and others.

India University William T. Smith Indianapolis I” Men's Association Minnesota Severin Buschmann Joseph A. Swope Columbus Frank E. Allen Bloomington Claude M. Ewing Fl Averdale Fla Pauck Owensville Col Paul H. Weiland Medford Ore William P.” Nash Visalia Calif John R. Porter Lebanon Arthur F. McCormick Miami Vadder Gard Grille Beach William G Glackman Evansville Bert S. Hare Noblesville Ottis Allen Terre Haute Wilfred G. Hendershop Chicago Walter P. Morton Thomas C. Smiley Ashington Frank M. Summers East St. Louis William P. Wallace Delray Beach

Indiana high school cage meet eyes smaller field

Commissioner Phil Eskew said 572 teams were expected for next year’s Indiana high school basketball tournament, the smallest since 1923, as 25 schools merged or closed. He noted 596 teams participated this year, and discussed reinstatement plans for Muncie Central after a one year suspension.

THSAA Phil Eskkew Indiana Eskew Muncie Central Muncie Priscipels Board of Control

Press Retains Trapshoot Title In Radio Match

Lee Lortz led the Dress team to a victory at the Fall Creek Valley Gun Slab Harvest Festival as Press retained the traveling trophy in a radio shootout. Lortz broke 22 of 25 birds to win the individual trophy, with Vermillion 20, Crow 20, Quinn 15, Haven 12. Radio squad members Butler 20, Diunger 16, Stewart 14, Swindell 14, Roberts 12. Sportsmanship honors shared by Lawrence Julian and Wilbur Dempse. Burgess captured the championship with 49 of 50 targets, Benak runner-up, outshooting Thomene and Stum for second.

Fall Creek Valley New Coumbus Range Lee Lortz Doc” Vermillion Mike Crow Bob Quinn Ed Haven Radio Lawrence Julian Wilbur Dempse Wlan Dempsey Jim Burgess Burgersville Henry Benak Anderson Bob Thomene Cones Ao ‘Stum Fortville Tommy Parrish Intion Forianapolis Mally Corenswet Lee McKind Tier New Paris Ohio Finney Myron Notre Schlensker Lester Addison Gwynneville CoTenswet aifTe Obviousy Notre Dame John van Matre Ted Passwater Burgers-laiscussion Ville Carl Hartis Mari Myron Schlensker New York Moose Krause Russell Baker Mr Sims Enied Krause

Corenswet Jr Denies Offer For Notre Dame Bowl Appearance

New Orleans the Sugar Bowl matter unfolds as Vice President Sam Corenswet Jr. denies a report that Notre Dame was offered a $200000 guarantee for a New Year’s Day bowl. The claim stems from Pete Finney’s column citing a weekend discussion after the Stanford game.

New Orleans UPI Sam Corenswet Jr Notre Dame Pete Finney Stanford

Pirates Hire Three Coaches Following Signing Week

Pittsburgh manager Harry Walker named Hal King as bullpen coach joining Johnny Pesky and Billy Herman in the Pirates staff. King, 39, previously managed minor league clubs and pitched for the Dodgers and Reds. Pesky, former Red Sox manager, and Herman had been replaced as Walker reshapes the coaching lineup.

Pittsburgh Harry Walker Tien Pirates Boston Red Sox Johnny Pesky Give! Kings Ker Walker Halith St. Louis Cardinals King St. Louis Pirate Cincinnati Reds Brooklyn Dodgers Reds Pesky Billy Herman

Foreman Buys Baltimore Bullets for Million Dollars

Earl Foreman a Washington attorney with a 49 per cent stake agreed to purchase the Baltimore Bullets of the NBA for over one million dollars with Dave Trager’s syndicate. Foreman said he expects league approval in November and will keep the team in Baltimore. He plans no management shakeup and notes no sports conflict with his Eagles NFL interests.

Chevy Chase UPI Earl Foreman Washington Persite Hagen Baltimore Bullets National Basketball. Association Arnold Hell NBA Abe Pollin Dave ‘Trager 1Sman Syndicate iQetimiatcaly Foreman Walter Kennedy New York Bullets Dave Trager Baltimore Eagles National Football League Trager Chicago Zephyrs Civic Center Baltimore F Detroit

Pia Star Captures Aqueduct Feature

Pia Star, owned by Ada L. Rice, won the $7,500 Aqueduct feature race defeating A Deck and Traffic Whirl. The 4-year-old son of Olympia, unraced a year ago, completed the distance in 1:09.33 and paid $4.80 $3.70 and $2.90. Deck paid $6.20 and $4.40, Traffic Whirl $3.00.

New York Ada L. Rice Pia Satr Minos Aqueduct Olympia Hawthorne Pra Star A. Deck

TPS Bowling Fundamentals Pamphlet Issued By Syndicate

A pamphlet titled Bowling Fundamentals Control Beginners is described as a sales item from the National Newspaper Syndicate located at 20 N. Wacker Dr Chicago. It promises basic instruction and access via a mailed envelope to Marion Lade wig.

Marion Ladewig National Newspaper Syndicate N. Wacker Dr Chicago

Murnan's Sponsor Xegling Tournament at East Side Lanes

Murnan's East Side Lanes schedules a 30 300 bowling tour from October 31 to December 7 with events on Saturdays at 6 p.m. and Sundays at 1 p.m. Prizes offered in Mixed Doubles and Mens Doubles with Mens Actual classes. All competitors must be WIBC or ABC sanctioned. Contact Murnan's East Side Lanes for details.

Murnan Xegling Tourney East Side WIBC ABC

Basketball Scores Sunday Resuits New York Tl to Boston

Sunday basketball results show New York Tl and Boston among scheduled games. Detrit 8 and Philadelphia 307 indicate score formatting issues while Baltimore beat Cincinnati 109 to 100.

New York Boston Baltimore Cincinnati Philadelphia S. New York Cornell

Purdue Faces Tough In The Hoosier Conference Showdown

Purdue sits tied for the league lead with Ohio State as they travel to Lafayette for a crucial game against defending champions Indiana. Notre Dame remains unbeaten as Anderson and St. Joseph struggle to win, while Evansville eyes a fifth straight ICC win and other Indiana teams face varied schedules across the circuit.

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Backlash Quietly Grows in Parallel Group Split

A faction within a regional group remains distinct yet allied as talks continue about formal separation. Officials say debates center on goals, leadership, and future collaboration while public support remains mixed.

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