Midwest Stars Meet at Local Oval Amid MARC Stock Cars Rivalry
A crowded program at Sim Valley Speedway features the Midwest car division facing stock cars in a 11M lap MARC championship bout. Key entrants include Katona of Lambertville, Harrison of Indianapolis, Kirkwood’s Fury, and Dieringer White of Indianapolis. Racing events begin at 7:20 PM EST with time trials, heats, a trophy dash, Australian Pursuit, and the main 100 dy feature to follow.
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Sim Valley Speedway
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Iygy Katona
Lambertville
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Pete Toth
Toledo
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Darrell Dieringer
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Nelson Stacy
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ABRH
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Major League Standings Taunt and Game Results
Major League Standings show games across the National and American Leagues with teams like Fitsburgh and New York at the fore. Notable figures listed include Fowler, Roberts, Heckat, and Horton, with scattered scores and matchups such as Louis at Brooklyn and Chicago at New York.
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Heckat
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Horton
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Indiana Legion semi finals set at Kokomo Highland Stadium
Kokomo hosts the Indiana American Legion boys baseball tournament semi finals with Highland Stadium as the venue. Kokomo, 21-29, meets Blustem at 1 pm after Marion and South Bend weigh in at 10 am. the championship is Sunday at 1 pm with the winner advancing to Michigan City finals on Aug 11 and 34. Marion leads pre-tourney with 25 victories in 26 starts.
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Legion News
Kokomo
Highland Stadium
Indiana American Legion
Anderson
Blusftem
Marion
South Bend
Michigan City
Community Little League and golf notes mix in partial results
The clipping lists various Little League teams and players with incomplete scores and rosters including Davis Dairy, Optismist, and Minor League entries. It also covers a golf tournament with top pros and notable names like Don Finsterwald, George Bayer, Ed Furgol, Arnold Palmer, Sam Snead, Doug Ford, and others, mentioning cuts to the low 76 and notable rounds and standings.
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Matehing Oliver
Jack ‘Burke
Ist
Cary Middlecoff
Don ‘Finsterwald
George Bayer
al Fine
Ed Furgol
George Fazio
Don Addington
Arnold Palmer
Earl Stewart
Jimmy Somers
Jack Fleck
Cerde
Mike Dietz
Sam Snead
Doug Ford
Bob Rosburg
Tony Holguin
Pete Cowper
Mike Souchak
Bill Casper Jr
Jerry Barber
Bo Wininger
Skee Riegel
Preddie Haas
Tommy
Patty Berg
Ac Castellani
Atlanticnith
Kathy Cornelius
U. S
Madison Square Garbie
Cornelius
Wanda Sanches
Baton Rouge
Giambra
Jamateurs
Castellani
Ping
Jackie Yates
Honolulu
Peru Hands Falstaffs 7-6 Loss in Semi-Gro Baseball
Peru defeated the Falstaffs 7-6 in a late Friday game of the Indiana semi pro baseball tournament. Relief pitcher Warren Rhades wild pitched home the winning run for Peru. The team faces the winner of Haysville-Decatur Saturday, with game time set for tomorrow night at o'clock. The result was protested by the opposing Josera.
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Indiana
Warren Rhades
Aterson
Peru
Haysville
Hungarian Runner Breaks 1500 Meter World Mark in Budapest
Istvan Rozsa clocked 3 minutes 40.6 seconds to better the world record for 1500 meters in Budapest. The performance linked to a later 9 minute 41.8 second mark, competing against Rudolph Harbig’s previous record, with fellow Hungarians Jander Mares and Laszlo Taberi and Denmark’s Gunnar Nielsen also setting quick times in recent months.
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Budapest
Istvan Rozsayolsyi
Unnet
Rudolph Harbig
Germany
Jander Mares
Lasile Taberi
Gunnar Nielson
Denmark
Ex Gary Williams tops 100 meter dash world mark
Willie Williams, former Gary Indiana spinner stationed at Fort Knox, ran 10.2 seconds for 100 meters at a U S Army track meet in Hitler’s Olympic Stadium, breaking Jesse Owens’ record by one tenth. Observers expect recognition as a world record. Williams cites 0.7 m/s wind aiding the run and notes Olympic tryouts may end his hopes of joining the Los Angeles team. Indianapolis coverage notes Williams’ three firsts in Indiana high school meets and multiple sprint titles.
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Willie J. Wilams
Hitlers Built
Olympic Stadium
Willams
Jesse Owens
Gia Sale
Williams
Fort Knox
Wort
Suntar
Los Angeles
Gary
Indianapolis
Willie Wilkans
Fin Berti
Indiana
Gary Roosevelt Spenster
Cardinals Dash Dodgers as Walker Cooper Delivers Full Knock
Walker Cooper hit a two run single off the right field wall in the fourth inning to cap a six run St. Louis surge and beat the Brooklyn Dodgers. The win marked the Cardinals sixth in a row while the Dodgers saw their four game winning streak halted in a tight pennant race context. The Braves and Reds also lost, widening the NL standings implications.
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Walker Cooper
St. Louis
Ight
Cardinals
Brooklyn Dodgers
Cards
Theer
Dodgers
Milewankee Braves
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Shafer
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Coca-Cola
Chesterfield
Texas
Seixas Richardson Give U S Lead In Davis Cup Final
Veteran Vic Seixas and rookie Hamilton Richardson put the United States ahead in the Davis Cup final with a 1 2 4 6 3 6 4 victory over Mexico. Seixas defeated Mario Llamas 6 4 6 4 6 3 and Richardson beat Francisco Contreras 6 3 6 4 6 4 as non playing captain Billy Talbert named the baby U S doubles team to play Contreras and Llamas Saturday.
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Hamilton Richardson
UWS
Mexico
Seixas
Mario Linas
Richardson
Westfield
Francisco Contreats
Billy Tatbert
Dountes
Sammy Giammalva
Houston
Tex
Barry Mackay
Dayton
Ghis
Contreras
Llamas
Zilchs Replies To Fan About Baseball And Spitballs
A heated exchange with fan Warry Wart sees Miss Zilch quip that major league newcomers come from the Little Leagues as minor leagues fold. The Burdette spitball controversy draws Jackie Robinson and Pee Wee Reese remarks as Brooklyn beats Milwaukee 2-1 and Burdette dismisses the accusation.
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Miss Zilch
Philadelphia
Burdette Worties
Brooklyn Burns
Milwaukee
Braves
Lew Burdette
Jackie Robinson
Burdette
Pee Wee Heese
Baseball reform urged by IHSAA head to speed play
Indiana High School Athletic Association Commissioner LV Phillips argues for a faster game with shorter innings and fewer rooks bonuses. He wants bans on long on-field conferences and excessive fouled pitches to lure fans and reduce game length amid minors’ financial strains.
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United Treas
Indianapolis
LV. Phillips
Indiana High School Athletic Association
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Meat
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Norviay
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Osborne
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Warren
Miisiare
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