The Independent-News, Volume 88, Number 41, Walkerton, St. Joseph County, 8 October 1964 — Page 2

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— THE INDEPENDENT NEWS — OCT. b. 1964

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rs wt )R ij । ser ies 11 m e T.us is always one of the exciting t uen of the year, and despite vualjiappen-.x in the tall classic, livre is always plenty of excitrn nt Even in a series such as U'l year when the runs were at : nin-imvm and the series went in four straight to the L i Angeles I) ulgeys. then- was plenty of exc l . ement Most baseball fans prefpr to nee runs rathej than the x^ iy lw scoring pitching duals Bit regardless of the type of g Hies World Series games are a’^ays thrilling. HAP ONE PERSON BEEN avay from a radio, newspaper u TV tor a two uvek period, they u uid.n l believe what they would

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heai come tile start of the fall ( lassie on Thursday St Lotus in the series against the Yanks” This they couldn't believe But it is as true as taxes and as han! to figure out as the tax form. Who would have given the Cardinals a chance two weeks prior to the end of the season with the Phillies .seemingly having it al! to themselves Even if something would have happened to the Phillies at that stage (which it did* there were the Cincinnati Reds and the San Francisco Giants t • take into consideration. BUT THE CARDINALS CAME through just well enough to win It seemed like no team wanted it for awhile as the Cards had it

all wrapped up with three days to' go and three contests against the lowly M< ts However .a 1-0 shutout and a 15-5 drubbing left only tliv final win 11-5 over the Mets while Cincinnati was losing their last two to the apparently dead Phillies Yes. the last week was more exciting than a kiddies penny scramble on the Fourth of July THE CARDS WILL. RE MAKing then first series appearance since 19-16 when a historic finish as pvt on by the Red Birds to drop B j.ston as Harry Brecheen won throe games in the set and Enos Slaughter rated home from first <>n a single with the tiebreaking run The Cards at the start of the season were corveded the best infield in baseball. but the looks of their outfield left a little to be desired Stan Musial was gone Curt Flood remained u center but he had never been know’ for his outstanding stick even though his fielding made up for n lack of some hat But in left and right, it was young players or some who had been- around without outstanding success But the purchase of Lou Brock fn m the Cubs and the improvinent of Shannon a’ong with Flood's good season and the strong infield, gave th*’ much better than avera"e pitching staff what they needed THE Y A NKE ES. EVEN though a winner in the American Ix’agrie by only a game and a team wha was chasetl to the wire, still figured to be the team to beat when they were in third As for the Yanks, they are still the Yanks and that is enough said there With such pros a Whitey Ford directing then pitching and doing a good job of it hunsclf. and the real pro. Mickey Mantle in the lineup, they are always tough Last year the Yanks were stale when the senes rolled around as they had the penEjant several weeks m advam • This year it took a rush towards the end of the season and when the pressure is the greatest, .so are the Yanks THE SERIES STARTS ON Wedwsday in St Loins and after two games goes to the Stadium in New York It should be a great set with the Cards’ ace in the hole being Ken Boyer and Mantle still the niain.-“pnng in the Yankee camp This senes wih pit two great fielding third basemen. both Boyers. Ken and his brother Clete will b«- opposing eac h other Ken is by far and away th» more potent hitter of the two. but watching Clete handle the glove is artistr>’ in itself FOR THE NEXT WEEK even with the heavy influence of football on a college and pro basis, the World Series will reign as king More TV’ sets ar»l radios arc alertly attended bv people for a s]s‘<ial event at this time than any time in snorts The senes should be a fittir.-g climax to two pennant races that left nothing to be desired for thrills this year In most games there's one winner but in the game of love its usually a tie ! • 71 (7a VI PiVH til I IZniA ' ■ ! FIUDAY X SAH RDAY. (X T. 9 & Kl Double Feature Program Starring Dale Robertson Yvonne De Carlo William Rendix Law of the Law less Tecbnicoloi-TechnLsc ope Also Sean Flynn, Ann Todd in Son of ( apt. Bl(x>d Culor

N. L. Junior High Defeats South Central 31-6 On O. tuber I the North Liberty junior high football team defeated the South Central eleven by a final score of 31 to 6. to remain nr leteated They were tied in their season opener at Bremen Mai tv Shupert ran wild for the Shamrocks, scoring touchdowns on runs 15 2‘* 25 and 30 yards. H" scared in every quarter. Ronr •• Y' inr j ->re| the final North 1..b“! ty touchdown on a 35 yard pa s Jnv th: >wn bv Joe Fisher, kUc in Hie fourth quarter S > th Central »’nrod their only touchdown late in the final quarter on a 4k yard pass play The Shamrocks had a total of 219 yards gained in this game by rush.ng, and 35 yards passing Defer Ive siandouts for Coach Dunnuck were Roy Stout, Fisher. Barry Hughes. Kent Arn.ebarger. Dale Borton Dennie Hurt, Gary Cohee. On the offensive attack. Shupert's 119 yards gained in 7 carries .and f mr touchdowns led the ground attack; Hvrhes had 20 yards in three carries, and Danny Eberly had 35 yards gamed in three, carries The North laberly Junior High battles Madison today. October 8. on the Liberty Field at 4:30 p.m Remaining games are on October 13. with Knox: and October 19. against New Carlisle. All games are home games for the Shamrock eleven. WHS To Offer Scholastic Apptitude Test Dates have been set for the administering of the Scholastic Aptitude Test according to ar annoi'ncemer.t mmh' bv Sylvestei E Amsler principal of the Walkerton- High Schoo! The Scholastic Aptitud Test, sponsored bx the Colt ge EnREGUEAR MEETING NIGHTS Os The Orville Easterday Legion Past 189 2nd and Last Thursday Os Each Month Auxiliary Unit 189 Ist Thursday Os Each Month

Dr. Milton Reisman OI*TOM ETRIST JOS North Main Street. North Liberty Hours: 1:3O to 5:3<» P.M. Thursday & Saturday Phone 656-8171 S3tf I ’ Dr. Walter M. Dcnaut DENTIST OFFICE HOI RS: >l2 and 1-5 MTWFS Closed Thursdays r —~-W - — ■■ — — — Dr. Elliott Fi-ash. Optometrist 413 Michigan Street Walkerton, Ind. Hours: 9:80 • 5:30 Mondays and Thursdays Phone 586-3722 | Dr. Burton U Furst , 1 I Dentist OFFICE HQIIRS: 9- 12 and 1- 5:30 MTTFS Closed Wednesdays i Day or Night • Nusbaum’s Funeral Home I Phone Walkerton 586-3444 |

trance Examination Board, is used by ad o. in liana’s collegers an J universities in determining re ipi< nt< for the state scholarship program. In addition, this test is used as an entrance requirement f r Ball State and Indiana State Colleges as well as Purdue and Indiana University. According to Mr Arisler. this test will bo administered four times during the school year at various locations throughout the state. However, it is recommended that local stude-nts and from the surrounding community take the tost on December sth at the Walkerton High School. The nearest sites for the other four dates will b« LaPortc High School and South Bend Central High School. The test is offered to seniors. Ase" of $4 30 is charged for taking the test The registration deadline for the December sth test is November 7th. Students may register with Mr. Amsler Inst -uctlonal and information books concerning the test are available in the principal’s office of the high school. RETROSPECT The pride of acmevement is not always as great as thankfulness for what we did not do. A Teen Dance With Dex Card from W. L S. To Appear With The The Swingin' STING RAYS Sunday, October 11 7:30-10:30 Argos ( ummunity Center Door Price $1.25 Buy Tickets Before Dance From Band For SI.OO 'l’om and Dick O’Hare Owners Os Fugimo Record Co. Will Also Be Present The Sling Rays Will Be Playing At The Walkerton Youth Building Saturday (kt. 10 7:30-10:30