New York Yacht Club Trials Narrow America's Cup Field
The selection committee announced two yachts left out of Friday’s pairings, leaving Constella tion and American Eagle in contention while Nefer tilation and Columbia were eliminated. In other sports, the University of Kentucky notes its 1954 basketball season as Rupp’s best with a 25–0 record.
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American Eagle
Constella- Newport, R.1
Nefer- 1
Constellation
Till
Columbia
Tellation
Col Nated
Henry
Morgan
U.S
Nefer
Lexington
Adolph ‘Rupp
University of Kentucky
Bret Hanover Favorite In Darlin Fox Stakes At Indiana State Fair
Bre t Hanover remains undefeated with eleven wins as the 1963 Darlin Fox Stakes favorites loom at the Indiana State Fair. Race Time trained by Frank Ervin leads a strong field including Ayres, Speedy Count, and Frost Ridge in a battle for three year olds trotting supremacy. Amateur Wally Armstrong credited with 68s while notable scores and a hole-in-one by Kuntz highlight a packed day at the Speedway course.
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OIG
Bret Hanover
Ric Fox
Charlotte Shepphard
Ayres
Frank Ervin
Tonne
St. John’s
Indianapolis
Wally Armstrong
Speedway
Ec Knych
Benjamin Harrison
Ed Tutwiler
Ed Brown
Muncie
Karl King
Plymouth
Tom Katula
Greencastle
Wath
Juute OL
Castleton Farm
Messinger
Roosevelt
Ralph Baldwin
Lonstant
Johnny Simpson, Sr
Yonkers
Austgen
Kuntz
Pair Continues Winning Ways In U S Womens Amateur Golf
The U S Women's Amateur Golf tournament sees Jo Anne Gunderson and Bara McIntire advancing in semifinals. McIntire from Colorado Springs defeated Mrs Jason Weiss 2 and 1 while Gunderson, of Seattle, advances to face Mrs Dye in Friday at 2 p m. Also results mention Mrs Dye beating Susan Gregory 3 and 2 and Miss King over Marcella Rose 2 and 1.
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Hutchinson
Raw
Jo Anne Gunderson
Bara
Bara McIntire
U.S
Miss Gunderson
Mrs. Dye
Pete Dye
Robbye King
Seattle
England
UPI
Chuck McKinley
Robert San Antonio
Tex
Klanfeldt
Hale
Miss McIntire
Colorado Springs
Jason Weiss
Indianapolis
Dye
Susan Gregory
Pine, Blufé
Ark
Miss King
Norfolk
Marcella Rose
Jefferson City
Gunderson
Mrs Dye
Miss Weiss
Indiana
Miss Gregory
Shelbyville Harness Racing Results From Thursday Night
Shelbyville Indiana harness racing results show multiple races at the Shelby County Fair. 3 year old pace winners include Liars Bench driven by Sam Ridgeway in 2:03 and 2:04 times. Timely Lucy and Gold Knox also posted top finishes. Seig's Honor Boy won the Qt Pace with Ray Sanders. Queen's Go ahead led the trot with Arthur Garrigus.
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Shelbyville
Ind
Shelby County Fair
Pace
It&pha
Liar’s Bench
Sam Ridgeway
Timely Lucy
LDR
Adio
Lila Bloss
Harry Baker
Gold Knox
Toidem
Seig’s
Ray Sanders
Billy Acioway
Council Creed
Queen’s Go Ahead
Arthur Garrigus
Dollie Dillon
Earla Wayne
Central Junior High Football Prospect Call at Westvale
Central Junior High School football prospects for 1964 must report to Westvale Elementary today at 1 p.m. for fan equipment issue and a light workout. Head coach Don Brandon invites all interested players. Brandon replaces Pat King, who moved to Anderson High School reserve team.
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Central Junior High School
Westvale
Central
Don Brandon
Brandon
Pat King
Anderson High School
Keglers Sought For Strike-Mor Bowling Leagues
Strike-Mor lanes seek new keglers for Monday Night Ladies and Tuesday Night Men's leagues. Manager Dick Townsley announces sessions with the Ladies at 7 30 p m on August 24 and the Men at 8 p m on August 22. New teams and players encouraged. UPI reports Kes Burkhart won 18 games as a rookie pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals in 1965.
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Dick Townsend
ST. Louis
UPI
Kes Burkhart
St. Louis Cardinals
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Allstate
Main St. Anderson
Jerry Austgen
Schererville
Ross Kuntz
Anderson Area
Indianapolis Speedway
Wayne Hensley
Grandview
Raymond Jones
Anderson Country Club
Mike Martin Jr
Rod Swinehart
Central Junior
Keglers
Rains
Nichol Ave
Edgewood Plaza
Central Heating CO
Fireston
Whitewall
Dey Corp
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