Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Horse Players Emerges
A witty old columnist profiles a new group called the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Horse Players. It mocks racing taxes and proposes odd reform ideas including anti gambling groups, dismantling fences at tracks, outlawing autos, and issuing riding licenses to bettors.
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President of SPCHP invites members to spend freely
The SPCHP leader states they look forward to nothing more than giving members a chance to waste money in the traditional manner, signaling a focus on revenue opportunities within the organization.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Monday Night Games
United Press International roundup shows Los Angeles 5 Cincinnati 4 Milwaukee 3 Houston 0 San Francisco 4 St Louis 3. American League leaders New York 40 25 Chicago 42 29 Boston 36 29 Minnesota 37 32 Cleveland 36 32 Baltimore 37 35 Washington 22 52. Wednesday schedule lists Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at Cincinnati Houston at Milwaukee San Francisco at St Louis.
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Sherwood Bowmen Host for Shoot At Local Range
The Sherwood Bowmen hosted a Sunday shoot at the conservation club range with trophies for first place and ribbons for second and third. Winners include Donna Hendrickson in women’s open, Evelyn Singleton in 125 class, Doris Cox in 75 class, Gary Hendrickson in junior boys, Dennis Holt Cub division, David Hendrickson second, and multiple winners across freestyle instinctive and other classes. Babe Ruth holds all time AL strikeout records, 1,306 in the league and 1,390 in majors.
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Evelyn Singleton
Doris Cox
Gary Hendrickson
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Gary Shepley
Francis Shelman
Walter Hendrickson
Robert Hol
Bo Ejikleman
Don Henderson
Frank Cox
Jerry Mullis
Rock Hudson
Norman Miller
Dick Martin
John Houchins
William A Shea Named Chairman of Awards Dinner
William A Shea, pivotal to NL baseball return to New York, is named chairman of the Academy of Sports Editors first annual awards dinner. The March of Dimes benefit event will be held in New York January 12 1964 honoring athletes in 26 categories.
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March of Dimes
Cubs Recall Left-Handed Pitcher Lemay From Atlanta
The Chicago Cubs brought up left-handed pitcher Dick Lemay from Atlanta of the International League and optioned veteran infielder Ken Aspromonte to Salt Lake City of the Pacific Coast League on a 24 hour recall.
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White Sox Top Yankees Behind Buzhardt In Six-Hitter
Johnny Buzhardt and Hoyt Wilhelm teamed for a six hitter to beat the New York Yankees 5-2 in Chicago. Camilo Carreon delivered a three run double as Pete Ward extended his hitting streak to 18 games. The win trimmed New York’s lead in the American League standings while other AL and NL scores posted around the league.
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Gene Stratton Porter and Limberlost fame in Indiana
This piece recalls Gene Stratton Porter, her Limberlost Swamp walks, and how her nature writing made Limberlost famous. It notes Porter’s Indiana roots, the early isolation of the region, and the rise of Indiana Bell’s telephone service as a sign of progress.
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Indiana
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Bell Telephone Laboratories
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