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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1963
Page
18
The pocket pamphlet covers stance lift approach swing and pushaway with emphasis on grip using curled little finger to reduce twist and strain. It costs ten cents a copy plus a stamped self-addressed envelope to Don Carter care National Newspaper Syndicate 20 N Wacker Drive Chicago Tl.
Los Angeles ace Sandy Koufax hurled a four hit shutout for a 4-0 Dodgers victory over St. Louis, widening the NL lead to three games. Maury Wills, Jim Gilliam, and Frank Howard supplied the offense as Koufax set a left‑handed record with 11 shutouts in a season, while Stan Musial continued his late surge for the Cardinals. In Indiana, Gary Player was suspended for a year from Indiana Amateur Baseball Congress activity after striking an umpire in the Connie Mack League final.
Twenty seven Container Corporation employees played an 18 hole event Sunday at Grandview with prizes awarded for low net. John Welsh led with 83 16 67, tying Don Burk and Pete Dearing at 70, while Emmett Claxon posted 91 20 71. Committee members were Earle Newton Tony Hinz Kenneth Chamberlain and John Welsh.
Hammond tops the first Indiana prep football poll of the season in a tight race with Richmond and Evansville Reitz. All top 10 teams are undefeated after two games. Elkhart is the only one without a score against.
A field scuffle injured an usher at Busch Stadium as about two dozen spectators poured onto the field. The eighth inning incident saw a man carried off after allegedly kicking the injured usher. in the ninth, teen aged youths scampered onto the grass. Los Angeles won 4-0.
Nashville surrendered its Class AA South Atlantic League franchise after losing about 22000 this past season. President Sam C. Smith said Birmingham will replace Nashville next year, noting only racial conflict could prevent it and that integrated athletics are now clear.
The Cleveland Browns elevated offensive guard Ted Connolly, 31, to the active roster on Tuesday and released guard Andy Cvercko, 25, to clear space for Connolly.
Detroit mayor announces Olympic Torch Run Detroit 1968 a 2600 mile cross country relay with 200 runners carrying a torch from Los Angeles to Detroit October route includes Albuquerque Amarillo Oklahoma City Tulsa St Louis Joliet Gary in route via Route 66 US 12 I 94 ahead of rivalry with Mexico City Buenos Aires and Lyon France for the 1968 Olympic bid.
Johnny Longden a 56 year old jockey champion traveled 1000 miles Tuesday to work out a horse for 15 minutes. He flew from Los Angeles at night to Tanforan to exercise Four-and-Twenty at daybreak then returned to Pomona to ride later Tuesday.
Product label states Kentucky Blended Whiskey 86 proof contains 65 percent grain neutral spirits. Regulatory listing confirms composition and source. Shipment details show distillery origin and eligibility for sale.
National League action saw Los Angeles beat St Louis 3 1 and San Francisco 4 Milwaukee 3 while Pittsburgh edged Chicago 1 0. American League results include Chicago at Washington rain and Los Angeles 4 0 St Louis 0. Cincinnati 4 3 Houston and Philadelphia 8 6 New York with other games in rain and 10 inning finishes.
Listings show matchups including Los Angeles at St Louis San Francisco at Milwaukee Houston at Cincinnati Chicago at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at New York Boston at Chicago Detroit at Minnesota Baltimore at Los Angeles Kansas City at Washington with designated pitchers and night games noted Only games listed.
Lapel defeats Yorktown and Summitville in a Monday afternoon triangular cross country meet led by Tom Kuhns finishing first in 11 21 for Lapel in the varsity event. Lapel also won the reserve race with 26 points to Summitville 29 and Yorktown 65.
Denver announced veteran quarterback Frank Tripucka, 35, will retire after 15 professional seasons. The Notre Dame alum left the team winless in 2 AFL games this season, with rookie Mickey Slaughter and former Viking John McCormick filling the quarterback roles.
In Cleveland, Max Alvis scored the winning run in the 10th after a Stan Williams throwing error as the Indians defeated the New York Yankees 3-2. Joe Cunningham homered twice for Chicago, lifting the White Sox to 2-1 over the Red Sox. Manny Jimenez drove in the decisive run in the 10th for Kansas City in a 4-3 win over Washington.
In Pittsburgh Donn y Clendenon lined an infield single driving Roberto Clemente home to give the Pirates a 4-3 win in the nightcap after Andre Rodgers sparked Chicago to a 3-1 opener. Haddix and McDaniel pitched in the second game while Schofield, Ranew and the Cubs strong defense kept the first game tight.
City officials at Brown's Recreation Lanes seek several more keglers to complete an eight team scratch circuit. Sec. Jack Schube announced the Thursday 10 am start as the league, one of the city's oldest, aims to build a team around George Gaylor, Earl Reveal, and another player. City Men's Owl currently shows a maximum team average of 885 after seven teams competed last week.
Linebacker John Reger of the Pittsburgh Steelers sustained a crushing tackle in Sundays NFL game with the Philadelphia Eagles and was reported in satisfactory condition at the University of Pennsylvania Hospital. Attending doctors did not indicate when he might be discharged.
Andersons varsity Indians led by Terry King at 10 50 won 38 23 over Marion with King Hall Foster first three. Reserve and freshman teams also posted wins as Anderson hosts Muncie Southside next. Bush led Marion reserves in 11 35 and Mathewman paced Anderson freshmen in 8 35 for 2 1 miles.
Cooper s Snorkles and Coil Winders departments report team standings with top individual scores. Davis 209 Laswell 201 Robinson 202 221 in 580, Mc Kinsey 214 Deeds 203 570, Smock 204 Sullivan 203 M Brown 210 585, Stephenson 200 202 583, Seybert 552, Taylor 222.
Honor roll lists R. Smith 242 205 630 and D. Bauer 212 209 592 along with E. Robinson 227 and L. Wood 223. Other names include Custis, F. Mudd, E. Hepfer, R. Breece, H. Largent, and J. Weaver with various scores noted.
Hoosier Market 2 Massey s Marathon 1 Red Brick Inn 3 IPCO 0 Everybody s Oil 2 Fire fighters 1 Citizens Bank 2 St Johns Hospital One 1 St Am brose 2 Bailey Electric 1 Stottle myer Lumber 2 St Johns Hospi tal Two 1 Broadway Realty 2 Screwballs 1 Randolph s 2 Mobile Accounting 1 Corral 2 Arabians 1 Honor roll M Chapman 205 555 G Jones 211 L McCarty 203 577 H Hinkle 209 R Loveaul 203 571 F Windlaw Jr 203 J Massey 206.
Honor roll details list students M. Yunker 529 Roseberry 507 D Freels 517 W Hodson 202 548, with multiple other names and scores from the period. Store names such as Six 2 Five 2 and Johnny's Steak appear as readable fragments alongside a Pepsi-Cola reference and rain notes.
A terse recap lists results: Springs 4 Delco Sparks 0, Maintenance 3 Rector Real Estate 1, Outboard Motors 2 Controls 2, Die Cast 2, Supervision 2 Well Drillers 4, Tool Room 0, Moldmakers 4 Punch Press 0. Honor roll names include W Agnes 204 Wea ver 239 (573) Norris 204.
Inspection figures list components such as DR PLANT 10 and Starters 1, with categories like Cast Iron Cams and Coils. The honor roll includes Pike 222 and 553, Boyd 205, Edleman 206, Petti grew 556, Gordon 210, Durant 211, Carpenter 212, reflecting performance standings and scores.
The notice lists students and scores including K Stacey 222 578 D Graves 211 D Harris 203 211 594 F Brotherton 200 D Hosier 206 J Major 210 204 587 H Struck 201 D Kerring 201 201 J Ravage 202 J Aldrich 211 550 C Williams on 209 W Musick 204 R Keeling 206 B Farr 552 H Lindaman 207 550 G O Conner 211 571 Doghouse Ashby J Red ic J Pickens O Bond D Isbell R Sanderson.
The New York Yankees announced mail orders only for World Series seats with a two set limit per customer. Prices cover four games with box seats at 96 dollars, two reserved seats at 64 dollars, and bleacher options at 32 dollars, all taxes included with a 1 dollar mailing fee. Orders require certified funds and postmark after 7 PM ET, and must be for the full ticket strip.
Florida State coach Bill Peterson plans three platoons for the Miami game, aiming to outwit the NCAA rules committee. He says his scheme works in practice and on blackboards, and insists he will deploy the three-team system against the Hurricanes Friday in Miami.
Bowling items priced at Rains AMF shop include balls at 30 cents and holes plugged for 2.50 dollars. The listing highlights American Machine and Foundry equipment and accessory costs available to bowlers seeking refurbished gear.
Indiana announced a shift in plans as Luke George, the place kicking specialist who kicked two field goals in last year’s 12-7 upset of Purdue, was moved to No. 2 fullback behind Tom Nowatzke. The 200-pound letterman from Elizabeth New Jersey impressed in a scrimmage while Carmen Bencivenni and Rich Coachys returned from a week’s absence with minor injuries.
Royerton beats Markleville 31 to 27 in a three way cross country meet at Ryerton Center. Hunter of Markleville clocked 10 29 for two miles to pace his team while Anderson St Marys travels to Markleville Thursday for a meet.
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