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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1963
Page
14
Cincinnati Reds third baseman Gene Freese suffered a fracture in a right wrist bone during a series in Chicago. He will be out for the remainder of the season after slipping while attempting to break a fall.
The Los Angeles Evening Herald-Examiner salutes Dodger pitcher Sandy Koufax after a 4-0 shutout of the St. Louis Cardinals. The front page banner reads Happy New Year Sandy as Rosh Hashanah begins. A season high crowd of 54,125 flocked to Dodger Stadium for the NL clash.
Madison County team golf clubs compete for the traveling trophy in a rotating annual event at Grandview starting 12:30 p.m. Idlewold Edgewood and Grandview send players led by McFadden Mills Swinehart Lapierre Downing Martin Walker with five low scorers counting. Pairings feature mixed foursomes and rotating players from each club for the team event.
The St. Louis Football Cardinals announced on Wednesday they signed fullback Mal Hammack as a free agent.
Sun Valley Speedway in Anderson hosts the Figure 8 racing event Saturday night September 21 with 115 older model stock cars expected for 7 p.m. qualification. Heat races begin at 8 30 with rain date Sunday at 2 30. Veterans Irvin Payne and Glen Adams defend last week's wins as track owner Joe Helpling plans continued racing through October if weather permits.
National League games featured Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 4 night, San Francisco 11 Milwaukee 3, Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1, Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3. Philadelphia 8 New York 6, Cincinnati 3 Houston 3. American League Cleveland 3 New York 2 in 10 innings, Minnesota 3 Detroit 1, Chicago 2 Boston 1, Kansas City 4 Washington 3 in 10. Baltimore at Los Angeles postponed due to rain.
Evansville Reitz edged Hammond 80 to 74 to lead the first UPI Indiana high school football coaches ratings. Reitz received two first place votes to Hammond’s five as Kokomo and East Chicago Roosevelt also ranked, part of a list highlighting Indiana’s top programs and the month’s standings.
Yesterday results include Chicago 8 Boston 3 and Philadelphia 5 New York 1 with Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 4 and Houston 8 Cincinnati 4. Other matchups showed Los Angeles 6 St Louis 5 in 13 innings and Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1. Today Detroit at Minnesota and Baltimore at Los Angeles are the only listed games.
Overtrick owned by Mrs. Leonard Buck of Far Hills New Jersey is the 5-2 morning line favorite for Thursdays 18th Little Brown Jug for three year olds. Oveytrick starts at No 9 post with John Patterson riding in a 11 horse field for a $68294 purse. Diamond Sam drawn pole position Meantime Meadow Skipper No 3 post Country Don No 2 post. Winner must take two heats with potential three way runoff if three different winners. Bowie installs twin betting at October meeting Bowie Maryland announces dual betting setup by Manager Jack Loome.
For the first time in a dozen years the Anderson Indians have an open date before facing the powerful Richmond Red Devils at South Anderson Field next Friday. The team, unbeaten in two starts, readies with film study and workouts as coach Jim Carter reports health issues limited to a barley horse for linebacker Norm Robinson and a sprained back for reserve Jim Alexander.
UPI reports Braves president John McHale said the Milwaukee club has no commitment to Milwaukee or any city for the 1964 season. County executive Downe outlined demands including a nine to ten thousand season ticket push and a radio television pact worth about 1.25 million.
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