Short Stop could block Noble Victory in Hambletonian
Dark horse trotter Short Stop with driver Ned Bower looms as a potential upset to Noble Victory in the Hambletonian Classic at Du Quoin. Short Stop electrified in the Revie Futurity with a late surge after a poor start, while Bower brings a storied Du Quoin and Goshen Hambletonian background.
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Indianapolis 500 Festival golf tournament loses May date
The 500 Festival announces the open golf tournament may move to Oklahoma City with May and June ruled out. Officials note pros objected to playing at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway during the Indy racing period due to noise and temporary relocation to Greentree Country Club last May. The event carried a purse of 87 000 dollars.
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Braves Acquire Haddix From Orioles Amid Pitching Push
The Braves announced the purchase of Harvey Haddix from Baltimore to bolster their rotation for the pennant race. Atlanta also recalled Chi Chi Olivo and Santos Alomar from the farm club to join the series in Cincinnati after Haddix’s debut with the club.
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Fifteen Foursomes Enter Middletown Playoffs
Industrial Men's Association announces 15 registered foursomes for this week at Valley View course east of Middletown. Langford's team led with a 35 one under par to take first, Sanders and Shively tied for second and third with par 36.
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Andretti Enters Hoosier Hundred and GM trade chaos
Indianapolis reports Giants trade for Earl Morrall to bolster quarterback depth as Detroit, Green Bay, and New York swap players and draft picks. Morrall joins Panthers in a deal seen as adding veteran leadership while Andretti leads Nazareth in the Hoosier Hundred practice.
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Giants to Run and Run Under Sherman New Backfield Rebuilds
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman plans a run oriented offense with a winged-T system as Jim Nance and Ellis predict several rookies may earn starting berths. Boston Patriots coach Mike Holovak envisions a backup crew featuring several fresh backs. Joe Namath is noted but Johnson and Wood vie for quarterback and backfield roles amid injuries and roster shuffles.
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Giants reshuffle roster as Sherman pursues new era
In Galveston Indiana and Pittsburgh reports, Giants coach Sherman outlines a rebuild with rookies and veteran arms, naming multiple players from Lucci to Barnes and noting changes at quarterback and guard positions as the NFL team aims to regain form.
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End Retires From Bears After Five Seasons
CHICAGO AP End Rich Kreitling of the Chicago Bears announced his retirement from football Monday. Kreitling 29 a Chicago native and former University of Illinois star was the No 1 draft choice of the Cleveland Browns in 1959. He played five seasons with Cleveland and was obtained by the Bears last year in a trade.
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Emerson And Stolle Win U S Doubles Championship
Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle captured the U S Doubles title at Longwood, defeating Charles Pasarell and Frank Froehling in four sets. The Australian pair extended their U S circuit winning streak to 26.
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Paul Waner Dies at 62 in Sarasota
Paul Waner a famed Pittsburgh Pirates hitter died Sunday in Sarasota Florida at 62. He had recently left the Phillies as batting coach due to ill health leaving a widow Mildred a son Paul Jr and siblings in Oklahoma and Texas. Funeral plans were incomplete.
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Madison Heights HS Football Season Tickets On Sale
Madison Heights High School begins selling home football season tickets at the ticket office daily 8 am to 4 pm. Prices are 4 dollars for adults and 82 dollars for students. Student sales to be announced later.
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Italy Opens Costly Hunting Season Amid Fatalities and Fines
Milan Italy reports the fall hunting season opening with three gunshot deaths two heart attack deaths and over 30 injuries. police fined 8000 hunters for lacking licenses and three arrests were made for mistreatment of bird dogs.
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Speedy Scot Draws Fifth in Gotham Trot Field
Speedy Scot, the 134 mile world record holder, drew the No 5 post as the 35 to 1 favorite for the Gotham Trot at Yonkers Raceway. Opponents include Su Mac Lad Duke Rodney Speedy Rodney and Big John who drew No 1. Ralph Baldwin drives Speedy Scot in the $50 000 114 mile race.
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