Seventh Area Horses Draw Attention At Anderson Free Fair
Local fans focus on 34 entries for IT&PHA stakes opening night at Athletic Park with seven area pacers among 2-Year-Old Pacers and Fillies. Notables include Quick Andy Range Lass Sheriff s Sale Miss Lady Farrel Lady Onyx and Kimberly K among others driven by Ralph Wilfong W D Stephens Gerald Fowler and Leslie G Jones.
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Anderson Area
It&pha
Anderson Free Fair
Athletic Park
Ey Quick Andy
Staggenburg
Mines
Range Lass
Ralph
Wilfong
Trotter Range
Greenfield
Sheriff's Sale
W. D. Stephens
Middletown
John Wire
Prince Per
Willis Rt
Psace
Sophisticated Gas
Emmett Whittington
Hollandsburg
Marion Stevens
Rene Lass
Ralph Wrong
Mary's Free
Gangiot
Logansport
Donald Bowen
Adiosa Travel
Travel Gait Farm, Inc
Wiltshire
Miss Great
Lynn Ee Og
Carthage
Lassie Lynn
Quillin
Crane
Mike cm
Dr. Elberson
Anderson
Shannon Bear
Dottys
Chauncey J. Lowe
Richmond
Paul Rich
Little Miss Rodney
Scot Far
Gerald Fowler
Lady Onyx
Leo Jarrett
Elwood
Nate Trimble
Helen B
C. S. Lessee
Munei
Jerry Landers
Lotta Diller
Ralph Garbry
Piqua
Ed Morgan Sr
Kimberly K
Leslie G. Jones
Selma
Deer Prince
Delbert Stutzman
Nappanee
Casper Continues Lead In Earnings
Casper maintains a sizable lead in PGA earnings with 130 185 dollars by Monday. Weiskopf is second with 91736 dollars and Trevino stands third at 88503 dollars. George Archer 87559 Miller Barber 70086 Jack Nicklaus 69428 George Knudson 62727. Bobby Lunn 61302 Don January 60249 Arnold Palmer 56383.
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Palm Beach Gardens
Fla
Billy Casper
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Miller Barber
Jack Nicklaus
George Knudson
Bobby Lunn
Don January
Arnold Palmer
Baseball Scoreboard Notes and Upcoming Games
A dense summary of National and American League results with multiple box scores and future matchups across cities including New York Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Boston Oakland Detroit and Los Angeles plus Pacific Coast League listings for San Diego Indianapolis Phoenix Denver and Seattle.
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National Ladelph
Pittsburgh
St. New York
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Atlanta
California
Washington
Baltimore
Minnesota
New York
Oakland
Cleveland
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Philadelphia
Age
Houston
St. Louis
Fryman
Jenkins
McBean
Selma
Jarvis
Marichal
Arrigo
Lemaster
Jaster
Singer
Murp
Wilson
Kaat
Cleveend
Williams
Hargan
Monbouquette
Ortega
Peters
Hardin
Krausse
Pizarro
San Diego
Sasone
Seeeses
Iago Ose
York
Tacoma
Portland
Local stars claim multiple wins at Sun Valley Speedway triple header
Anderson’s Mike Stone and Daleville’s Alton Sneed won Figure 8 events, Gene Christy of Yorktown took the Convertible feature, and Alex Burke of New Castle won the Modified Hardtop. Christy added a 10 lap heat win. Sneed led Figure 8 before car trouble ended Bob Fields’ run. Burke beat L J Lyons in hardtop while Bill Lemon took third. About 125 drivers return for another triple header next Saturday with Supermodified sprints midweek.
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Mike Stone
Anderson
Alton Sneed
Daleville
Gene Christy
Yorktown
Alex Burke
New Castle
Sun Valley Speedway
Sneed
Stone
Christy
Burke
Sun Valley
Gene
Batttle
L. J Lyons
Bill Lemon
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Darwin Blankenship
Norm Milam
Chesterfield
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Brewer
Aston Sneed
John Keller
Elwood
Dick Hinshaw
Sonny Schultz
Perkinsville
Clarence Brown
Indianapolis
Jerry Geiger
L. J. Lyons
Junior Shirley
Mike Williams
Frankton
Phil Renford
Gene Parsifall
Byers Masterful Seven Inning Gem Leads Anderson Sportsmen
Right handed pitcher Tom Byers starred for seven innings, fanning 12 as Anderson Sportsmen blanked New Castle 7 0 at Memorial Field on Sunday. The nightcap ended 11 3 after five innings as Anderson built a big early lead and held off New Castle’s Thomason despite a 10 hit attack. Lane Arrendale and Bradford sparked the winners with two hits apiece while McCall and S Rector toiled for New Castle. Upcoming games listed include Inders South Side Saints, Fortville, Indianapolis, and Muncie Boosters.
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Tom Byers
Anderson Sportsmen
New Castle
Memorial
Kela Diamonda
Byers
Ball State University
Thomason
Bradford
Watkins
Anderson
Lane
Arrendale
McCall
S. Rector
Inders
South Side Saints
Memorial Field
Fortville
Indianapolis
Muncie
Odom
RBI Vincent Ec
Mercer Ss
Onense
Lamerson
Rector
L. Odom
RBI
Sower
Oocese
Wa Ins
Taylor
Ascoo Teague
von Lane
Wallins
Vincent Ec
Mercer
Lamberson
Oan McCullough
Sees Hovermale
Esanennem Lane
Songer
Aoan Teae
Aoe
Waivns
Sonenes Bradford
Enna
L. Taylor
Ballinger
Guinnup and Ryan Win Indiana Pro Team Title
Jim Guinnup and Dave Ryan of Lafayette Country Club won the Indiana PGA pro team tournament at South Bend Country Club with 69 66 for 146. The Indianapolis Country Club and Orchard Ridge of Fort Wayne tied for second at 147. Larry Bianco and Ralph Ellstrom Jr. led for second with 72 75 and John Saveges and Bob Kruse shot 70-?
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South Bend
Ind
Jim Guinnup
Dave Ryan
Lafayette Country Club
Indiana
South Bend Country Club
Guinnup
Ryan
Indianapolis Country Club
Fort Wayne
Orchard Ridge Country Club
Larry Bianco
Ralph Ellstrom Jr
Indianapolis
John Saveges
Bob Kruse
Orchard Ridge
Laurel High names Schuerman new head basketball coach
Laurel High School promotes Larry Schuerman from assistant to head coach. A Richmond native and Tarkio College graduate, he replaces Bob Fisher who becomes an assistant at Brookville.
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Brookville, Ind
Larry Schuerman
Laurel High School
Richmond
Tarkio College
Missouri
Bob Fisher
Brookville
Buck Run Wins Tremont Stakes At Aqueduct
Buck Run led early and held on to win the Tremont Stakes at Aqueduct by a nose over Top Knight. Virginia Delegate finished third, eight lengths back, as Heliodore Gustines rode Buck Run to a 1 03 time and $3.60 $2.40 $2.10 payoff.
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New York
UPI
Greentree Stable
Buck Run
Aqueduct
Top Knight
Virginia Delegate
Heliodore Gustines
Prewitt Homer Delivers Highland Comeback Win Over Markleville
Highland catcher Prewitt homered in the sixth to lift Highland to a 6 5 victory over Markleville in a White River Conference game. Markleville’s Ron Schoeff hit a two run homer as the Arabians drop their third in six. Markleville hosts Mount Vernon Wednesday afternoon.
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Markleville — Prewitt
Highland
Markleville
White River
Ron Schoeff
Mount Vernon
Highland Aba
H. Baldwin
Orme
Vanderbur
Morris
Delph
McKee
Prewitt
Hamilton
Markleville AB
H. Alford
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