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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1966

Page

11

Koufax Extends Dodgers Lead with 2 1 Win over Cardinals

Sandy Koufax pitched Dodgers to a 2-1 victory over St Louis, becoming the first pitcher to 30 strikeouts in three seasons. He fanned 13, sent Curt Flood’s homer into the stands, and pushed Los Angeles two games up in the pennant race with three games left.

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Palmer Told To Cut Down On Activities

New York AP report says Arnold Palmer, the millionaire golfer, passed a physical examination and was advised to reduce his golf and other activities. The news came after a routine checkup at a Pittsburgh hospital.

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Mauch Sets Phillies Against Dodgers in Key Series

Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch plans a pitching-staff contest to face the Los Angeles Dodgers at Connie Mack Stadium. Jim Bunning and Bob Bailey will start, with options including Don Wilson, as the Phils seek a strong showing after a rough stretch and a chance to affect the pennant race against Cincinnati and Atlanta.

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Cossacks Take Triangular Meet at Middletown Valley View

Niddletown's Keesling won the varsity 10:59 as the Cossacks claimed four of the first six places to top Lapel and Frankton in a cross country triangular at Valley View Golf Course. Cossacks scored 28 points, Lapel 47, Frankton 59. Reserve results show Lapel 24, Frankton 30, Middletown 59, with a fragmented listing of runners and times.

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Papooses Down Muncie Southside

Bert Hampton scored two touchdowns to lift the Anderson reserves to a 25 19 win over Muncie Southside on Thursday night at the Muncie gridiron. Tim Black and John Taylor each added a TD, with Cute Dunkerry kicking an extra point as Anderson seized early lead and held on.

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College basketball schedule fragment with scattered teams

A fragmented list shows multiple college basketball games and venues including Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati St Louis New York Minnesota and California. Scores and times are partly obscured with many OCR remnants and unreadable names. The text mentions teams such as Los Angeles Philadelphia Chicago and Cleveland and a reference to a late night schedule.

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The text gives a confused account of a baseball season under Coach Tony with a strong start. It mentions a 48 to 1 record and a long unbeaten stretch, but the wording is garbled and many names are unclear. The source appears to be OCR damage with many misspellings and missing context.

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Pesky Predicts Pirates Could Win NL Playoff

Pirates coach Johnny Pesky and fellow New England baseball figures express belief that Pittsburgh can win the National League playoff. He cites pressure performance, strong outfielders, and a powerful double play combination led by Gene Alley and Billy Mazeroski, comparing Pirates to early 1950s greats and noting Detroit and Cleveland rivals.

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Jaster Mystified By Mastery Over Dodgers In Five Shutouts

S Louis rookie Larry Jaster stunned the Dodgers with five straight shutouts, allowing just four hits in a season where he limited Los Angeles to 24 runs across four hits in four of his starts. The lefty, a former Midland high school quarterback, credits no single trick and says his success remains almost unbelievable.

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Aparicio Eyes Return To Play Ball Next Year

BALTIMORE AP Dont expect retirement from Luis Aparicio after the season. He says he plans to come back next year with the Orioles, who won the American League pennant. The 32 year old shortstop, coming off a strong season, hinted this could be his last but later suggested he will return if possible. Contract negotiations and winter plans are mentioned as candidates for the next steps.

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USAC Auto Racing Comes to Tokyo for First Orient Event

A massive USAC auto racing operation heads to Tokyo for a 200 mile race at Fuji Speedway marking the federation’s first event in Japan. A field of 33 Indianapolis 300 style cars invited by Art-Life Associations of Tokyo, plus top drivers like Jim McHalreath, Gordon Johncock, and Al Unser, compete for about 35000 dollars. The event includes practice in early October, with 100000 expected fans and a multi‑million airlift to relocate cars and spare parts.

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Denver Activates Veteran Quarterback in Comeback Push

Denver Broncos bring back veteran quarterback Tobin Rote, 38, from retirement to face Houston as Mickey Slaughter seeks a injury waiver. The event names Henry Banks and other officials, with USAC drivers and racing figures including four-time national driving king A. J. Foyt noted among participants in a busy weekend of sports and competition.

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Ball State Tops UPI Small College Football Poll

Ball State is ranked first in the UPI Small College Football Ratings with first place votes and a 8-0-? record. The poll lists North Dakota State second, San Diego State third, and Montana State moving into the top five. several other schools such as UC Santa Barbara and Weber State receive votes.

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Hoosiers Worry About Kickers Ahead of Texas Game

Indiana University coaches study counter measures as they prepare for a Saturday night game in Austin. Sophomore Kenneth Long may handle kicking duties while Texas standout Bill Bradley averages 43.6 yards per kick. The Hoosiers depart Bloomington Friday morning and practice in Austin Friday evening.

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Aussie Captain Fears Arthur Ashe in Melbourne clash

AP report notes Australian captain Harry Hopman fears Arthur Ashe as Purdue faces SMU and Australia prepares for a key Davis Cup tie in Melbourne. The piece cites Ashe as a formidable opponent and highlights anticipated crowd levels and team readiness ahead of the December match.

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Hitchcock Returns to Lead Braves Pitching Revival

Atlanta ap Billy Hitchcock hired as Braves manager again pledging improved bullpen and left handed options to support a lineup featuring Alou Woodward Menta Mathews and Torrey. He cited rookie Pat Jarvis and Dick Kelley winning jobs and a nucleus with Cloninger Lemaster and Johnson as 1967 prospects.

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