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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1964

Page

10

Between You And Me Writer Predicts Alvin Dark Exit

The writer reports Alvin Dark told at least one friend he plans to leave the Giants after this season regardless of the team's finish. Reasons include estrangement from Horace Stoneham and disagreements over platooning and Dark’s social approach. Stoneham reportedly disliked Dark leaving Billy O Dell in games.

Newspaper Enterprise Assn Alvin Dark San Francisco Giants Dark Giant Horace Stoneham Howard Hughes Stoneham Billy O’dell Houston Home Office Hank Bauer Yankees Casey Stengel Casey Hank Bauer Baltimore Boog Powell Jackie Brandt Brooks Robinson Orioles Bidwells Billy Stormy Cardinals St. Louis Atlanta Gussie Busch Billy Jumes

Archer Leads St. Paul Open

Rookie George Archer of Gilroy Calif led the St Paul Open after 54 holes with an eight under par 205 on Aug 15 1957. He holds a one shot edge over Chuck Courtney Howie Johnson in a field including Bruce Devlin Don Fairfield Frank Beard Jack McGowan Billy Martindale Labron Harris Charles Sifford Rod Funseth Bobby Nichols Julius Boros Ken Venturi and others. The tournament carries a $65000 purse.

St. Paul Minn George Archer Gilroy Calif Archer Chuck Courtney la Jolla Howie Johnson Palm Springs Bruce Devlin Don Fairfield Frank Beard Jack McGowan Billy Martindale Labron Harris Charles Sifford Rod Funseth

Lumsden Upsets Wilkinson In Valley Tennis Semis

Lance Lumsden of Kingston Jamaica, a Southern Illinois University student, defeated defending champion Steve Wilkinson of Sioux City Iowa in three sets 2-6 6-4 6-4 to reach the Missouri Valley Tennis Tour final. Gene Land beat Frank Conner to reach the final while Lumsden also topped Erwin Busick earlier. Finals set for Sunday.

Kansas City Aug Steve Wilkinson Sioux City Iowa Lance Lumsden Lumsden Kingston Jamaica Southern Illinois University Wilkinson University of Iowa Gene Land Muskogee Okla Frank Conner East St. Louis Erwin Busick Springfield

Jackson County Wins 4-H Softball Playoff

Jackson County defeated Randolph County 15 to 3 to clinch the 4-H League girls softball playoff Friday night. The host jumped to a 7-1 first inning lead and remained in control. Jackson County advances to represent the district at the Springfield sports festival August 25 and 26.

Jackson County Randolph County Springfield

Johnson unveils airborne counter insurgency jeep aircraft

President Johnson announced a Defense Department program to develop an airborne counter insurgency aircraft. It will function as a flying jeep for peacetime duties like disaster relief medical missions riot control and as a military asset for recon escort attack and ground support. It aims to operate from rough clearings waterways and primitive roads in addition to airfields and carriers.

Washington Johnson Defense Department

Dodgers Nip Caras 4-3 In Seventh

Dodgers rally from a 3-1 deficit with three seventh inning runs as Nate Oliver scores the go ahead run and Dick Tracewski is caught at first. St Louis had led 3-0 after three and Ken Boyer, Curt Flood and Lou Brick drove in early runs. Moeller earned the win in relief as Perranoski closed out the Dodgers.

Los Angeles Nate Oliver Los Angeles Dodgers St. Louis Dodgers Oliver Dick Tracewski Tracewski Dick Groat Groat Curt Flood Lou Brick Bill White Ken Boyer Wills Jim Gilliam Willie Davis Panny Habie Flood Brock Lf White Ib Boyer Great Ss McCarvere Javier Shannon Rf Gibson P US Wills Gilliam Davis Fairly 1B F. Davis If Howard Camillic Roseboro Parker Pr Moeller P Gibson Cuellar Ee I Moeller Perranoski

Colts Trip Cincy 1 4 Colts Trip Cincy 1 4 Houston

Colts defeated Cincinnati and then beat Houston as part of a road trip on August 15. AP reports a decisive sequence with strong play from key Colts players and notable scoring by the visiting team.

Conviction Upheld Against Breese Labor Leader in Tax Case

The U S Circuit Court in Chicago affirmed the 1963 Springfield conviction of Edgar F. Smith 58 vice president and Midwest director of the AFL CIO Hod Carriers Building and Common Laborers Union for failing to pay 13000 in taxes on 23920 unreported income from 1951 to 1953 Smith’s appeal challenged testimony by John Haywood and Evan Dale both linked to kickbacks Dale released from a 15 year sentence in 1963 after cooperating Kennedy commuted his term in 1963 Dale faced extortion charges tied to a Joppa power plant project Brandl Lehigh scoring record holder with 1231 points in 1969-62 season.

U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Chicago Breese Edgar F. Smith Midwest Afl-Cio International Hod Carriers, Building and Common Laborers Union Springfield Frederick O. Merce U. S. District Court Smith John Haywood Evan Dale Dale Carbondale John F. Kennedy Justice Department Joppa

Industry Park Tests Planned

Borings will be made this week in Carbondale Industrial Park to aid road design ahead of construction. Mitchell Testing Laboratory will perform the tests for the Carbondale Industrial Commission. If approved, a $386,000 Area Redevelopment Administration loan would fund park development including grading and utilities.

Carbondale Rt 51 Mitchell Testing Laboratory Eldon Gosnell Paul O. Hall and Associates Carbondale Industrial Commission Area Redevelopment Administration ARA Gosnell Industrial Commission D. Blaney Miller Come Mission University Asphalt Co

Cool Days Lift Marion Reservoir Water Five Inches

Three days of cool weather and voluntary conservation raised Marion’s five-million gallon reservoir about six inches. The reservoir had fallen from five feet above the intake to two feet but now has regained six inches of the three foot loss. City officials urge continued conservation as pumping from Crab Orchard Lake is added to stabilize supply. The plan includes an emergency eight inch line feeding about 1.2 million gallons daily to the city lake and a new 16 inch raw water line expected to deliver three million gallons daily within three months to refill the plant.

Marion City Lake Flack Crab Orchard Lake

Archery Meet Under the Lights in Murphysboro

The Shawnee Bow Hunters of Murphysboro staged their first invitational under Murphysboro Riverside Park lights on Saturday. The club, formed years ago, aimed to showcase archery under night conditions and test the archers’ skills.

Murphysboro Murphysboro Riverside Park

Louisville seeking fifth win to reach Frank Camp milestone

Louisville aims for its fifth win of the season to reach 100 victories for longtime coach Frank Camp, a landmark reflecting his career in college football.

Louisville Frank Camp

Former Illinois Man Dead in Viet Nam

The Defense Department identified two Army men killed in a helicopter crash in South Viet Nam. Staff Sgt. William M. Dean, 28, of Delavan Illinois, survived by his wife and three children, and his father Caesar Dean of Pekin. Spec. 4 James E. Caughey, son of Marion and Mrs. Marion C. Caughey of Indianapolis, also died.

Washington Defense Department South Viet Nam William M. Dean Ingebard Dean Fayetteville N.C Caesar Dean Pekin

Pro Football score roundup from NFL and AFL games

National League results include Minnesota 24 over St Louis 10, Chicago 14 over Washington 13, Detroit 28 tied Baltimore 28, Philadelphia 24 over Pittsburgh 13. American League games feature Kansas City 24 defeating Buffalo 21 and Oakland 20 beating Denver 7.

Minnesota St. Louis Chicago Washington Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Pittsburgh Kansas City Buffalo Oakland Denver

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