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Newspaper

Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1972

Page

6

Slady Castle Makes American Debut at Monmouth Park

Irish bred Slady Castle owned by Joseph Kulina for Colonial Farms won his American debut in a turf mile allowance at Monmouth Park, signaling he may threaten later this season. The 3-year-old SON of Tudor Melody from Queen of Speed showed sharp speed, winning by a comfortable margin despite a long Atlantic flight.

Slady Castle Aiken Monmouth Park New Jersey Free State Roberto Kulina and Associates Kulina Atlantic Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt Aqueduct Jorge Velasquez Vanderbilt Millard Waldheim Olympia Busted Keeneland Tony Basile Basile Scrimshaw A.G. Vanderbilt

Recreation Dept Plans Doubles Tennis Tourneys

Aiken Recreation Department announces Men’s Doubles and Mixed Doubles tennis tournaments at Virginia Acres Courts. Men’s starts July 24 and Mixed starts August 7. Each event limited to 14 teams. entry fees are 3 dollars inside city limits and 5 dollars outside. Prizes are U S Savings Bonds for winning teams.

Aiken Recreation Department U.S Ning Aiken Virginia Acres

Billy Haughton Heads Standardbred Owners Association

Owner trainer and driver Billy Haughton serves as president of the Standardbred Owners Association, guiding harness racing interests and member activities.

Billy Haughton The Standardbred Owners Association

Ski Team Diet promises 20 pounds in two weeks

An ad claims the U S Women’s Alpine Ski Team uses a “Ski Team Diet” to shed 20 pounds in 14 days with a chemical action basis and no starvation. It urges readers to order for $2 with rush option, promising dramatic weight loss.

U.S Colorado O.K P.O San Diego California

Aiken Club on World Chess Championship

Aiken area chess fans follow the World Championship as Fischer and Spassky compete. The article notes rising local interest, high school clubs, and upcoming events at the Pet Dairy building, with Harold Kelley inviting the public to attend free at 7:30 p.m.

Aiken Club Hwy. 215 Harold Kelley Aiken

Fischer Wins Third Game in Reykjavik World Chess Championship

Diagram shows the last move B Q6 of game three as Boris Spassky loses to 29-year-old Bobby Fischer in Reykjavik Iceland. AP Wirephoto accompanies the report of yesterday's result.

Reykjavik Iceland Boris Spassky Bobby Fischer

Aiken Loses 3-2 To Richland In 15-Inning Thriller

Richland Post 6 edged Aiken Post 26 3 to 2 in 15 innings to seize the American Legion IV title hopes as the season nears its end. Richland improved to 14-4 on the year while Aiken's bid faltered in a dramatic late showdown.

Aiken Richland Post Aiken Post Richland

Fischer Beats Spassky To Tie World Chess Match

In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer won his first game against Boris Spassky, reducing the world chess championship deficit to 2-1 in a 24 game match. The fourth game was set to start at 1 p.m. EDT with Fischer to move first.

Reykjavik Iceland Bobby Fischer Boris Spassky Fischer Spassky Chess Board Lothar Schmid

Aiken Tops Lexington in Pony League Tourney Opener

Aiken All-Stars defeated Lexington 8 4 in North Augusta to take an early lead in the Western District Pony League Tournament. Tom Courtney earned the win as Lexington reliever Charles Poll, Chuck Stillinger, Mike Crapps, Jim Massey and Dennis Lewis were unable to stop the Aiken surge.

North Augusta Lexington Donnie Sons Aiken Coach Sons Charles Poll Chuck Stillinger Mike Crapps Jim Massey Dennis Lewis Crapps Tom Courtney Glenn Day Lexington All-Stars Alan Dooley Batesburg-Leesville Mehling Field

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