The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 35, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 27 August 1964 — Page 2

— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — .Aug. 27. 1964

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IT SEEMS LIKE BASEBALL (faces a situation every yeai ♦where teams that are out of the pace really have the hammer as •to who wins the pennant if a |d »se race is being carried light Jto the wile. Usually the National ’league has the tighter battle goring on and usually the contenders jhave a series near the end that Kouki be decisive for one or the ' other. However, this year it is ■ quite reversed. The American • league is the race and the con,tenders finish with each other ♦ this week and leaving it all up ito the records compiled against ithe non-contenders I a THE LEAGUES STILL PAY |ql:’ tom places and battles are • st 11 very potent in both leagues yfor money places This will be Cp rt of the teams that have the “"sav of the pennant winners Sop^ei iber is the month that many

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young players are brought up to finish the season with the parent club and allow the managers t<> take a look at future prospects, but usually in the case of games with contenders, the regulars are Used in games that have a definite faring on the flag race. IN THE TORRID AMERICAN league battle the White Scat have a slight edge in games played with teams other than the contenders as they hsve_ really pounded lumps on some of the lower clubs The Orioles have a bitter record than the Yanks against the lotver teams, just slightly behind the Sox. Thq Yankees have a different story. They trail two of the lower clubs in season series and are playing less than average ball against the h ague this war with the exception of t!ie White Sox and Cleveland. They have a combined recoi d of 31-9 against these two

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clubs. THE WHITE SOX M EE T the league leading Orioles again this week end in Baltimoie in a series that could really drop the Sox down if they aren’t more successful than they were this past week end. Baltimore has had some injuries that have hint but have managed to bounce back and bring up some players this season that have supplied some added punch when needed. THE Y A N K E E S HAVE found out that they definitely need Mantle in the line up if they are going to win. With Mickey continually nursing injuries and Ford missing several turns because of minor injury, the Yanks just aren’t the Yanks. The shades of Bauer, Skowron. Bena and a few others from years past just aren't replaced with men that are playing now. Roger Maris hasn’t done too much since his one big year and unless the clutch plays are made again by the Bronx Bombers, they just won’t catch up this year. If they don’t win. you can look for same swapping of players this winter until they secure some more dependable players that will produce in the clutch. THE PHILLIES OF THE NAtional league have really opened a gap to almost make it a run away after a tight race foi three fourths of the sea son. Their balance and pitching have made them leaders by a good margin and they look to be in unless a complete collapse comes about. The Giants again have faded, as only the great Willie Mays even keeps them up. They have suffered too much by injuries this year, but lacked steady performances by many of their so-called stars to hamper them all year. Golf Tourney For Walkerton Men Sept. 13 The second annual golf tourney for Walkerton men nr persons who are employed in Walkerton, will lx* held Sunday, September 13 at the Eberhart Golf Course m Mishawaka. Now is the time for the golfers to register for Hus meet. Registration fees will be $3.50 anil a light lunch will also be served at the course. Ome again the tourney will have two trophies awarded, one scratch and one handicap. The handicap for the tourney will be figured on the Calaway system and a ten stroke limit is enforced O l 'A Tennessee Ernie Ferd with Jerry Van Dyke AUG 29 - 30 Flat Saddle Hane Shew AUG 31 thru SIFT 4 Andy Williams Shew with Osmond Brother* SIFT 5. I . 7 Temin, Sum«t'> Championship Rodeo AUG 29 Hum SIFT 2 Chitwood & Kochman TH9IU SHOWS SIFT J H>r u SIFT 7 „ Harness Racing SIFT 4571-9 night iaci — sift a

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on any hole. Again a couple of extras will be included such as blind bogeys and special awards for various departments. A large turnout is expected this year as over thirty competed last fall in the first of such matches. Reservations for tee time must be made prior to the meet and everyone is asked to have their reservations in before September 6. so now is the time to c< ntact lK?e Welch. 586-3512. for their reservations. The trophies may be seen on display in the window at Dad and Lad's Store over the week end CB Jamboree Sunday At Hamlet The Quad County CB Club will have a Jamboree this Sunday. Aughst 30. at the Starke County Fairgrounds in Hamlet. The Jamboree will start a 9:00 am. and continue until ’ ? ? Sunday with the proceeds of the event going to the handicapped. At the all-day affair, prizes will be given for many different things including the longest distance caravan, the oldest CB'er. door prizes and other gifts. There Aill be entertainment. bingo games, dancing, refreslunents and the Color Guard from Arg< -s will be special guests. Card swapping will be one of the highlights of the jamlxure and booths wdl b<> set Up lev many different firms displaying their various wares. A queen contest will crown a queen during the festivities and p good time is promised t<. all who attend. The public is invited, you don’t have to be a CB'er to enjoy

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( a day such as this and see what ’ is going on. Plan now to visit th» ; fair grounds in Hamlet sometime Sunday for the big jamboree. notk e to legion AND AUXILIARY MEMBERS Don t torget the joint meeting tonight (Thursday) August 27. at 8:00 p.m. at the Post Home. This meeting will feature the delegates to Hoosier Boys’ and Girls’ State, and also the delegate to the Band Clinic. The public is cordially invited to attend this 1 meeting. Drive more cautiously a» night* I FA VI F riday and Saturday August 28th and 29th ' ANNETTE ! FBANKIE AVALON in “MUSCLE BEACH PARTY” I I In Color I — — Sunday, August 30 ‘Seven Days In May” starring Kirk Douglas ! Burt Lancaster

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