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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1963

Page

3

Koufax Delivers 4-Hit Shutout Over St. Louis

Sandy Koufax blanks St. Louis 4-0 to give Los Angeles a 3-game NL advantage. The card notes a curling little finger grip tip and a pocket pamphlet on pitching stance, lift, approach, swing, and push away, offered by Don Carter via National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.

Koufax St. Louis Don Carter In Care National Newspaper Syndicate N. Wacker Drive Chicago

Gary Player Out For Year In Indiana Suspension

Edward Carrington, TABC president, suspended Gary Player for a year from all Indiana Amateur Baseball Congress activity after Player slugged an umpire in the Connie Mack League state title game. Mike Jacobs, 18, Glen Park catcher, involved in the incident. suspension to end Sept. 15, 1934 with two years probation for the Glen Park team. Also notes MLB scores: Johnny Callison homers twice for Phillies against Mets. Bob Skinner keys Reds win over Astros.

Fort Wayne Ind Connie Mack Indiana Amaeur Baseball Congress Edward Carrington TABC Mike Jacobs Glen Parks Evansville Jacobs Koufax Los Anges Howart Sb-Wills W. Davis S-Summons Jim Minette Simmons IABC Carrington Glen Park

Container Employees Golf Tournament Near Grandview Course

Twenty seven Container Corporation employees played an 18 hole tourney on Sunday at Grandview. Prizes went to John Welsh for low net with 87, a tie for second between Don Burk and Pete Dearing at 70, and Emmett Claxon at 79. Committee members were Earle Newton Tony Hinz Kenneth Chamberlain and John Welsh.

Container Corporation Grandview John Welsh Don Burk Pete Dearing Emmett Claxon Earle Newton Tony Hinz Kenneth Chamberlain

Koufax and Dodgers Take Series Behind 2-Run Homer

Sandy Koufax tossed a four hit shutout as Los Angeles beat St. Louis 3-0, boosting their NL lead. Maury Wills and Frank Howard provided the offense with a Wills single, steal, and Gilliam double framing Howard’s eighth-inning homer for the decisive runs. Howard now has 21 homers this season while Koufax ties the era’s best left handers with 11 shutouts in a season.

Tom Pendergast ST. Louis Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Splendid Southpaw Dodgers Wile Koufax Maury Wills Frank Howard Dodger Iota Napolis Ham Indiana High Stanline Musial Ganeeg Musial Bane Carligg Hubbell New York Giants Ap Koufax Grover Cleveland Alexander E Philadelphia Phillies Wills Cardinal Curt Simmons Jim Gilliam Howard Jin Simmons Tommy Davis

Usher Injured as Fans Fight at Cardinal Dodger Game

An usher at the Cardinal Dodger baseball game was badly hurt Tuesday night during chaos involving about two dozen spectators who surged onto the field area. The incident followed a sequence of confrontations as Detroit Will was referenced in game chatter and the Dodgers added a final run in the ninth on an infield hit by Willie Davis, a steal, and Johnny Rose’s double.

Dodgers Barney Schultz Willie Davis Johnny Rose Dobo ST. Louis Detroit Wwouper Alibi Fanta Anderson _PIKSEURGH Refuse Stow Clendenon Roberto Clemente Pepsi-Cola Thomas Heating Easee Pirates Chi K. Smith Eag P. Bauer Andrew J Robinson L. Wood ‘Rodgers Cubs Custis Mudd E. Hepfer Te Bai Abrahn Breece H. Largent Brock of Alley Rodgers Schfield Gs Gies J Weaver Williams Burton Sooper Cs Agee le Muzrsi Eburgess Citizens Bank St. Gone Tae Broadway Really Pitteborg Randolph's Mojo Ak Llita Cisturghs Beces M. Chapman Bella Balley McKean Riley Ns Burion W- Hodson Hobbie McDaniel Bud & Joy Leon Gulf Edwards Burke Cowan Chicago Pittsburgh Schofield Jew Logiz Santa Boccabella Stewart Land Boccabella Mazeraski Clenderon Lidsburgh Santo Berton Pagliardini Stargell Clemente Ib— Clendenon I. S Burgess Rasa Haddix McBean Haddix

Dramatic Bid for 1968 Olympic Games Route Planned

Detroit officials plan to dramatize the city’s bid for the 1968 Olympic Games by a cross country torch run from Los Angeles to Detroit. The event faced interruptions by spectators as an unidentified man was carried off by ushers after clashes with the crowd. The effort involves multiple states, with the route through Busch Stadium and city landmarks, aiming to showcase support for the Olympic bid and athletic events tied to the drive.

Usher Los Angeles St. Louis Wills Javier Abd T.davis Howard Izakoe Keeayron Trewess Bayer Davis Detroit Los Angeles Simmons MacKenzie Union

Birmingham Replace Nashville in South Atlantic Loop in '64

Birmingham will replace Nashville next year in the South Atlantic League, president says the move possible if no racial conflict. Nashville surrendered its Class AA franchise after a season loss of about 22000 dollars.

Birmingham Nashville South Atlantic NASHVILLE / Tenn Sam C. Smith

Lapel Bulldogs top Yorktown and Summitville in triangular meet

Lapel defeated Yorktown 57 to 19 and Summitville 58 to 19 in the varsity cross country meet led by Tom Kuhns who finished first in 11 21. Lapel also won the reserve race 26 to 29 to 65, with Rich, Moore, Lutz, and Vinson among top finishers. Lapel hosts Mt Vernon Thursday in the next meet.

Lapel Lapel Bulldogs Yorktown Summitville Tom Kuhns Mt. Vernon Farsity Lapel Kuhns Stoner Noggle Wherler Upton Vetar Reding Clem Baker Kineneman Morris Martis Reece Matehal M. Glass Glass Gant Yi Smith Tolliver Dearing Rich Moore Lutz Stephenson Li Vinson Li Mahoney Miller Dale Li Hobbs Ducker

Indians Beat Yankees In Ten To Take 3-2 Victory

Cleveland Indians win 3-2 over New York Yankees in the 10th as Alvis scores on Stan Williams error. Joe Cunningham drives both Chicago White Sox runs in a 2-1 win over the Boston Red Sox. Manny Jimenez delivers a 10th inning sacrifice fly for the Kansas City Athletics to top the Washington Senators 4-3.

Cleveland Alvis Stan Williams Cleveland Indians New York Yankees Chicago Joe Cunningham Chicago White Sox Boston Red Sox Cunningham Bob Heffner Joel Horlen Mike Hershberger Hoyt Wilhelm Horlen Washington Manny Jimenez Jerry Lumpee Norm Seth Kansas City Athletics Washington Senators

How To Keep Young Jockey Johnny Langden’s Long Workday

San Bruno Calif UPD How to keep young dept Johnny Langden 36 year old jockey champion traveled 1000 miles Tuesday to work out a horse for 15 minutes Langden who sets a world record every time he rides a winner at a race track flew up from Los Angeles in the middle of the night spent 15 minutes at day break at Tanforan working out the Alberta Stables Four and Twenty then flew back to Los Angeles where he rode Tuesday at Pomona race track.

San Bruno Calif Johnny Langden Langden Los Angeles Tanforan Alberta Pomona

Rats Bouraon Probes With 06 Case Files

Local report notes 652 animals termed Brats in the urban study as investigators probe a case labeled 06. Authorities seek connections between Bemoeg Masted and Corgaind units while detailing suspected activities in the district.

Bouraon

Baseball Scores And Schedule From Yesterday And Today

Yesterday's results show Los Angeles defeating St. Louis 4-0 and Philadelphia routing New York 8-0 while Cleveland edged New York in 10 innings. Today's slate includes Dodgers at Cardinals, Giants at Brewers, and several American League matchups led by Detroit at Minnesota and Baltimore at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles Elkhart T. Louis San Franciso Philadelphi Kokomo Cincinnati Chicago Roosevelt Indiana Milwaukee Maepolishech Muncie Pittsburg New Albany Houston South Bend St. Joseph's New York Yorks Chicago Xprnesata Baltimore Detroit Itesetin iCleveland Reitz Kansas City Washietme F.C. Roosevelt Washington Elkwark E. C. Roosevelt Los Angele Lavi G. Indpis Tech Eitsbureh Enhage FT. Elkhart San Francisco Myncie Central Oiere Uals Ek Petani Michigan City Anderson Evansville North Evansville Bosse Lafayette South Bend Central Vincentes Southport Huntington Tell City Lebanon Jasper Mater Dei Indianapolis St. Louis Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cleveland Boston Minnesota Richert Gibson Sanford Sadowski Nottebart Maloney Koonce Gibbon Culp Willey Morehead Wilson Peters Herbert Regan Pascual Barber M. Lee Wickersham Osteen

Cubs and Pirates Split Two Games in Doubleheader

Cubs and Pirates split a twi-night doubleheader featuring batting totals and honors. The report lists multiple player scores and team notes across innings with detailed honor roll mentions for several players and clubs.

Florida State to Use Three Platoons Against Miami Friday

Florida State coach Bill Peterson plans to deploy a three platoon system in Friday’s game with Miami, a move aimed at outwitting the NCAA rules committee. Peterson says extensive practice and charts prove the approach can work, despite other coaches abandoning it due to substitution limits.

Florida State Miami Miami, Fla Bill Peterson Florida NCAA Miami Hurricanes Peterson Tommy Devine Miami News J

Tripucka Retires From Broncos After Rough Start

Denver quarterback Frank Tripucka, a former Notre Dame star, announced his retirement after two losses in the AFL season. He said he felt the team was not moving well enough and steps down in his fourth year with Denver after starting his first season as a pro.

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Linebacker Hurt on Opening Day Leaves Steelers Short

Philadelphia AP reports John Tripucka exit leaves Roger fineteam with rookie quarterback hacker injured during a crushing defeat. John McCormic acquired to back up quarterback as Pittsburgh faces the Vikings. Mary Holling, coach at North Dakota, remains unavailable.

Philadelphia John Tripucka Roger Pittsburgh Steeler Hacker Mickey Slaughter National Foot John McCormic Philadelphia Eagles Minnesota Vikings University of Pennsylvania Hospital - Mary Whitey Holling Reger University of North Dakota

Anderson Cross Countrymen Visit Marion For Three Easy Decisions

Anderson runners defeated Marion 23 to 38 in varsity, 23 to 32 in freshman and 15 to 44 in another meet on the Edgewood course. Terry King led Anderson in 10 minutes for 2 miles, with Barnes, Foster and Hall following. Marion’s King and Bush paced their squads as local runners posted top times in a clear local meet.

Anderson Marion Parks Wiley Lark Collins AJC Kenneth Barnes Papooses Terry King Ray Fleenor Tribe Bob Belangee Hall Foster Marl King Mathewman Ed Bush Muncie Southjside Edgewood Varsity Anderson Marlon King Carney Biddle Steans Fulton Mustin Walker D. Wright Chenoweth Davidson Aji Leak i Watson Strealy Bush Calling Jones McCabe Bien Wright Bradford Gentry Worrell Ehroll Piper Sprinkle Mathewman Magner Brewer Russell B. Williams Barron Rhoda Baxter Brown Kinzie Clemons Akers Qakerson Rader Keesling J. Williams Courter Rohey

Fishing for Bass and Baiting Tactics in Angling

A fragment discusses moments in fishing technique with natural baits. It describes letting fish mouth the bait before striking, noting fish may pause or pause while turning to swallow, and suggests keeping contact on the line then striking after the pause. It mentions varying pauses and line tension as part of skilled fishing.

Kicking Specialist Luka George Seen In Bigger JU Role

Indiana quarterback plans shift as Luka George moves from kicker to No. 2 tailback behind Tom Nowatzke after strong scrimmage. George, 200 pounds from Elizabeth New Jersey, drilled two field goals in last year’s upset of Purdue.

Bloomington Ind Luka George Indiana Purdue Hooskiers George Elizabeth N.J Tom Nowatzke Michigan City Phil Dickens Carmen Bendvenal Rich Ceachys NEW York York Yankees Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Cardinals Yankee Stadium Oper Yankees

Markleville Arabians Beat Royerton in Cross Country Meet

Hunter Paces Markleville to a 27 31 95 51 three way cross country win over Royerton and Center at Royerton Monday afternoon. Final score shows Markleville 27 Royerton 31 Center 95 Anderson 51. Fastest time 10 29 by J Hunter from Markleville.

Royerton Lonnie Hunter Markleville Center Anderson Mary's Hunter Storey Johnson Hinchman Martin Ratliff Knox IR Padgett Hardy Birch Williams Sayers Whitesell Fisher Burns Readenour Banks Boggs Shaven

Bowling, 30c at Rains New AMF balls

Bowling equipment item details a 30 cent item at Rains store for AMF bowling balls priced at $16.95 with holes plugged offered for an additional $2.50.

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