Rams Raiders Preseason Showdown Highlights Week Two
Los Angeles Rams host Oakland Raiders in a weekend NFL preseason card. Raiders’ special teams produced three touchdowns in last week’s 41-20 win over the Jets, while Ken Stabler and George Blanda share quarterback duties as Oakland eyes a 2-1 mark. Rams aim to rebound after a 17-5 victory over Cleveland and possible tests on the defensive line under new coach Tommy Prothro.
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Hill Leads Philadelphia Golf as Brother Mike Slips Back
Dave Hill fired a second straight 68 to surge to the 36-hole lead at the Philadelphia Golf Classic with an eight under 136. His brother Mike dipped to 73 for 138 while Bob Rosburg and Bob Murphy tied for second at 137 and Tom Weiskopf and Mike Hill at 138. Nicklaus shot 73 to 139, Casper 70 for 142.
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Parsons Allison Lead Talladega Qualifying Weekend
Benny Parsons, ex cab driver from Detroit, won the 21st starting spot in the Talladega 500 with a 180.590 mph Ford. Allison claimed pole for the 250 mile Grand American race with 172.090 mph Mustang, edging Red Farmer on a track record pace. Paula Murphy set a women’s closed course speed record at 171.499 mph in a Plymouth. Twenty more Grand National spots were decided in time trials. rest of field to be set Saturday.
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Siler City
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Douglass Wins ECT Junior Golf Title at Edgewood Club
Steve Douglass fired a 72 to win overall and the 14 15 division at Edgewood Country Club in the final Junior event of the season. Jim Jenks shot 73 to win the 16 17 division. Dick Peck Jr. was runner up with 76, while Scott Ainsworth led the 10 and under group with 65 and Beth Brown was runner up with 68. Michelle Guion captured the girls 14 15 group with 48 and Nancy Forse won the 11 13 age group with 48.
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Beth Smith
Rian Peck
Indian Ticket Plans Announced
Season tickets for Anderson High School football are on sale at the Wigwam ticket office per athletic director Charles Cummings. Past holders have until Aug. 27 to claim seats. first time buyers may also purchase there. General admission for the Sept. 3 opener vs Crispus Attucks at Denny Field. Reserved seats sold the night of the game. Jamboree tickets go on sale next week for next Friday at the Wigwam. jamboree at 7:30 p.m. at the Stadium next to the Fieldhouse with Anderson facing Muncie Southside and Muncie Central in different quarters.
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Copeland Wins 1st Flight at Valley View Golf Event
Katie Copeland won the 1st Flight in the Dubbin Debs women's golf tournament at Valley View Golf Course. Helen Barker finished second in the 1st Flight while Chalus Masters won the 2nd Flight with Jo Flemming as runner-up. Mary Eaton claimed the 3rd Flight with Deana Brown taking second.
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Female Jockeys Trailblazing History At Saratoga Travers Stakes
Robyn Smith becomes the first woman rider in 102 Travers Stakes runnings as she pilots Ellen's Voyage in the $100,000-added race at Saratoga, facing ten 3-year-olds led by Bold Reason. Several other big two-track races anchor a day of nine-figure total purses across Hobson, Lindheimer, and Atlantic City events.
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Associated Press
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Saratoga
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Charles Fritz
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Delaware Park
Babe Ruth World Series Opens Today in Albuquerque
The 20th Babe Ruth World Series for 13 to 15 year olds opens in Albuquerque with ten teams including four time winner New Orleans. Lompoc California vs Mt. Healthy Ohio start at 6:00 p.m. Other pairings: Albuquerque vs New Orleans St. Paul Minnesota vs Hamilton Township New Jersey Sarasota Florida vs Victoria British Columbia Puerto Rico vs Albuquerque New Orleans winner. Mrs. Babe Ruth and Lefty Gomez attend. championship set for August 28.
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Patriots To Reimburse Ticket Holders
The New England Patriots board voted to reimburse fans who missed last Sundays Giants exhibition game due to a massive traffic jam. About 60,000 attended at Foxboro's 62,000 seat stadium. roughly 2,000 were unable to reach the game. Unused tickets must be returned by Sept. 7, with refunds estimated at 15,000 to 20,000 dollars.
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New England Patriots
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New York Stock Closing Footnotes Explained
The article lists stock closing notes and symbols used in trading records. It defines divisions for dividends and fractions, with letters indicating extra, paid, or special conditions. It explains trading in tens, ex-dividends, and various fractional notations used in stock data.
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Wheat Corn and Oats Inch Higher Soybeans Mixed at CBOT
Chicago grain markets ended fractions higher for wheat corn and oats with soybeans mixed. Trading remained light as August futures fell while later months rose slightly. record production remained the key factor guiding moves and oats followed the corn recovery into the afternoon.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Stock Market Ends Week With Modest Gains And Cautious Mood
The Dow rose 0.14 to 880.91 as volume fell to 11.9 million shares. The NYSE composite advanced 0.10 to 54.38 amid 713 up and 632 down, with 33 new highs and 41 new lows. Analysts cited uncertainty over the near term, with mixed results across sectors and broad investor caution despite a longer term bullish outlook.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Associated Press
Commodities Prices Gyrate on Nixon Rules
President Nixon’s new economic rules spurred volatile moves in the soybean complex on the Chicago Board of Trade. Soybeans and soybean oil are seen as in tight supply through this crop year and much of next, with the rules fueling waves of gyrating prices while grain futures showed little outward movement during the week.
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Nixon
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Trade Active Hogs Strong in Indianapolis Report
Hogs at 600 head range traded actively with 50 cent gains. Priced 20.00 to 20.25 for 210-240 lb barrows and gilts, some at 20.35. Various weights from 170 to 320 lb quoted 17.00 to 19.75. Sows eased up to 25 cents lower around 16.25 to 17.00. Cattle and calves scarce. sheep too light for a market test with lambs at 25.00-27.00 and ewes around 6.50.
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USDA
Local Livestock Market Prices At Emge's Market
HOGS 190-240 Ibs price range shown. CATTLE high grade steers and heifers listed. Grain and feed prices appear with declines noted. Prices shown as 30.00-32.00 for some directions, others 27.50-30.00 or 22.00. Market text reflects typical historic listing format.
Hogs and cattle prices hold steady at Muncie sale
Market summary from Marhoefer's Muncie Livestock reports hogs steady to 25 cents higher with 210-240 lb range 19.60. Cattle prices mixed to steady with choice steers 30.60-32.00 and slaughter lambs 24.00-27.50. Sheep steady. market for calves, sheep and lambs held on Thursdays.
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