44 Horses Battle For Purses At Free Fair Opening
The 1962 Anderson Free Fair opens with 44 harness horses from Anderson, Markleville, Greenfield, Windfall, Muncie and Tipton in four races over three events at Athletic Park. A $10,000 purse plus added money awaits winners as rain threatens fast tracks. Officials include Hector Kirk, Dr. N C Elberson, Earl Melcher and John Sokol with mayor Ralph Ferguson presiding.
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Anderson
Markleville
Greenfield
Windfall
Muncie
Tipton
Earl McCarel
Anand
John Sokol
Speed
Far McCare
Free Fair Association
Ralph Ferguson
Bob Barnett
Frosty Miller
Bob Harold
Pinky) Bear
Josedale Jaguard
Frank Wiles
Ralph Pri
Dr. O.A. Kopp
Red Dandy
Fred
Leland Strickler
Amanda
Ralph Wilfong
Dribble
Russell Bullington
Jesse Blessing
Dinfall
Harold Tyner
Frank Ve
Ralph Pring
Tommy
Eugene D. Wilcox
Urbana
Saas Way
R. Bullington Jr
K. D
Edgar Morgan
Louisville
Lux Valley
Ray Parker
E. B
D. Morgan
Sam Salil
North Vernon
Ind
Josedale
O. A. Kopp
Carl Quinn
Josedale Estates
Oscar A. Jose
Indianapolis
Charles L. Barr
Claude White
Milo Kak
Trotter Range
Floyd Wilfong
Paul Hungerford
L. F. Lake
Colfax
j—Rex Honor
Tom Penrod
Leonard Penrod
Portland
Juanita Hurst
Charles Hurst
Crandall
Bell
R. Bullington Sr
Thomas L. Canada
Jamestown
E. Nash
C. Scudder
Gene Sears Lessee
Donna Truax
Lowell Trimble
Ralph Colbert
W. Oswalt
Philip Oswalt
Eaton
Little Miss
Jerry
Windale
Little Bull Orby
Dave Dave Thorne
Dave Thorne
Pearl Hungerford
Shelbyville
Cardinal Bik H
John Boten
Jack Ryan
Frankfort
Fred and
Leland Stickler
Guy Prince
Tommy Carter
del Parker
Philip Penefield
Philip H. Benefield
James Tomes
Pleasantville
Beau James Bay
W. M. Dickason
Geneva
Matthew Kik
Murel Walters
L. FE. Lake
Heten
Ruby
Walter Davis
Corydon
Vicki Song
Subtle bowling balance emphasized in smooth action
The guidance stresses maintaining a continuous upright motion without forcing the body. Forcing the motion breaks the flow, while a smooth, uninterrupted swing defines proper technique and rhythm in delivery.
Indians End Five-Game Slide With 2-0 Win Over Orioles
Willie Tasby homered and Dick Donavan held Baltimore to two hits as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Orioles 2-0 Monday night. The win snapped Cleveland’s five-game losing streak and featured a strong outing from Donovan and Tasby’s solo shot.
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Cleveland
UPI
Willie Tasby
Dick Donovan
Cleveland Indians
Baltimore Orioles
Tribe
Balti Abrhbi
Cleve
Abrichbi
Temple
Tashy
Herzog
Robran
Gentile
Dillard
Powell
Romano
Law Ec
Snyder Cf
Phillips
Adair
Kirkind
Barber P
Kindall
Donovan
a-Williams
Sun Valley Stock Cars Target Record in July 4 Special
Sun Valley prepares for a July 4 program with 100 plus stock cars expected to qualify at 7 p.m. Wednesday for heat races and two figure 8 events. Bobby Fields recently set a 17.76 second one lap mark as drivers vow a thrilling show at the Sun Valley oval owned by Joe Helpling. Attendance has topped 5,000 early season and often exceeds 6,000, with promoters promising even bigger crowds and renewed fan value.
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Sun Valley
Bobby Fields
Sun Valley Oval
Joe Helpling
Bob Hopkins
USAC
Helpling
Anderson
Indiana
Grandview Golf Club to Host Flag Day Tournament
Grandview Men's Golf Club announced a flag day event on Wednesday July 4 with prizes funded from entry fees and led by President William Granger. The club's senior tournament for players 50 and older is set for Sunday July 8 sponsored by Coca Cola Bottling Co entries at Wayne Hensley’s pro shop. Dale Overlin defends. Play begins 11 am. Front nine and Back nine winners sponsored by No 1 Beverage are listed with placements and prizes.
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Grandview Men's
Wm. Granger
Grandview
Coca-Cola Bottling Co
Wayne Hensley
Dale Overlin
Local Tennis Club Topples Frankfort in North Central Match
Frankfort’s team fell 8-1 to the Local Tennis Club at Fairview courts in Sunday action. Singles results feature Nathan Harter, Chuck James, Cliff Huffman, Bob Hittle, Carl Arnold, Ted Hollingsworth, and doubles pairings James Harter and Hollingsworth with varied scores.
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Anderson
Logansport
Fairview Courts
Nathan Harter
Tom Molique
Chuck James
Fred Wharton
Cliff Huffman
Mike Baumgartner
Bob Hittle
Dave Steinhibler
Carl Arnold
John Luxem
Ted Hollingsworth
Mickey Farrell
James Harter
Molique Baumgartner
Hollingsworth - Lowry
Wharton- Steinhibler
Arnold-Hittle
Luxem- Farrell
Softball Contests Washed Out By Rain Re Schedule
Rain washed out league softball games at Shadyside. Makeup games set for next Friday night with North Anderson A vs Park Place at 6 30, South Meridian vs Bethany at 7 30, and Christ Lutheran vs Bethel at 8 30.
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Shadyside
North Anderson A
Park Place
South Meridian
Bethany
Christ Lutheran
Bethel
Local Sports Card Roster Includes Indiana Names
A fragment lists figures such as Tommy Carter Don Drake from Indianapolis Paul Hungerford and Pearl Hungerford from Shelbyville Russell Bullington Jesse Blessing Harold Tyner from Tipton Windfall and Tipton Indiana, suggesting a regional sports or community card collection.
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Tommy Carter
Don Drake
Indianapolis
Ind
Keene
Lady
Paul Hungerford
Paul
Pearl
Hungerford
Shelbyville
Russell Bullington
Jesse Blessing
Windfall
Harold Tyner
Tipton
Proof and Dry Vermouth Taste Notes
The text states proof measures alcohol content not quality and clarifies 100 proof equals 50 percent alcohol. It claims alcohol lacks flavor and gin flavor comes from distillation herbs. It mentions dry vermouth Standard 36 Proof Dry Vermouth 9a and traditional dry style.
Meadowbrook DA's Men Clinch Second White River Title
In White River league play Anderson Sporting Goods defeated Art's Pizza 13 to 6 to claim its 12th victory in 14 games with one rainout. Regular league action resumes after the Anderson Free Fair. Dr. And. Sp. Goods’ William Stubbins carded his third hole in one at Alcona Country Club, his second this month.
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White River Anderson Sporting Goods
White River
Art's Pizza
Elkhart
Ind
William Stubbins
W. Reeves
Bastine Williams
Alcona Country Club
Stubbins
Elks Country Club
Anderson Elwood Babe Ruth Double Feature Planned for July 4
Elwood and Anderson square off in a Babe Ruth double header at Elwood’s Babe Ruth park on South J and 12th Street. The day begins with a Home Run Derby at 12 30 p.m. followed by high school and Babe Ruth games at 2 p.m. and 4 30 p.m. with a flag ceremony, intermission music, trophies, and community events.
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Elwood
Anderson
Babe Ruth
South J
12Th Streets
Bob Moore
Elwood High School
Diamond Crew
Westfield
Boy Scout Troop No. 84
The
Methodist Church
Major League Standings and Saturday Results
Baseball standings and results from Saturday show National League games with Milwaukee tying caetee 5 all and team by team scores such as San Francisco 8 Philadelphia 3 and Houston 7 Chicago 3. American League results include Los Angeles 5 New York 3 and Boston 12 Kansas City 6 with Chicago 7 Cleveland 0, Washington 1 Minnesota 9 and Baltimore 64 Detroit 3 7. Association games list Omaha 4 Indianapolis 3 and Denver 4 Oklahoma City 2 with Louisville at Dallas Ft Worth rain noted.
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Milwaukee
Caetee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Houston
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Boston
Kansas City
Cleveland
Washington
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Omaha
Indianapolis
Denver
Oklahoma
Louisville
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Springer named head football coach at Connersville High
Joe Springer, 32, inked a two year contract Monday to lead Connersville High School football, replacing William Huffman. Springer hails from Indiana, played and coached at Rocheste r, Nappanee, and Fort Wayne North, and is a graduate of Indianapolis Tech and Hanover College.
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Connersville
Ind
Joe Springer
Connersville High School
William Huffman
Ball State Teachers College
Springer
Indianapolis
Rochester
Nappanee
Fort Wayne North
Indianapolis Tech
Hanover College
Hoosiers Win at Portage Park Invitational
Ted Stickles and Chet Jastremski led the Indianapolis Athletic Club to a 212 to 198 victory over the Cleveland Swim Club in Chicago two day meet. Stickles set a world mark in the individual medley with a 4,514.
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Chicago
Indiana University
Ted Stickles
Chet Jastremski
Indianapolis Athletic Club
Cleveland Swim Club
Portage Park
Stickles
Niagara Purple Eagles Complete 1918-19 Undefeated Season
Niagara University completed its only unbeaten basketball season in 1918-19, finishing with a flawless record as the Purple Eagles won all games played.
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Niagara Falls
N. Y
Niagara University
Purple Eagles
Orioles slugger Jim Gentile hits consecutive grand slams in back to back innings
Jim Gentile of the Baltimore Orioles becomes the first major league player to club grand slam homers in consecutive innings and back to back at bats, marking a historic power burst.
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Jim Gentile
Baltimore Orioles
Gardiner's Putt Wins Carling Cup
Gardiner of New York City sank a 20 foot birdie putt on the first sudden death hole to give the United States its fourth straight Carling Cup victory over Canada after regulation play ended in a tie. Finsterwald nearly won with a six foot putt then watched Gardiner's reply seal the win at St George's.
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Toronto
UPI
Bob Gardiner
United States
Canada
Gardiner
New York City
Don Finsterwald
St. George's
Finsterwald
al Balding
Phil Brownlee
Yanks
Balding
Brownlee
George Knudson
Ed Meister
Ernie Vessler
U.S
Stan Leonard
Gordie MacKenzie
Gary Brewer, Jr
Dick Chapman
Julius Boros
Charles Kocsis
Nick Westock
Gordie Brydson
Tennis Miss Almost Blind In Left Eye
Mrs. Stanley Truman says Christine Truman is nearly blind in the left eye but it did not affect her Wimbledon play. The family learned of the condition when Christine was 13 and has kept it secret from fans and competitors.
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London
UPI
Stanley Truman
Christine
Sunbay's Results Sweep National League Games
The schedule shows San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 5 and New York 6 5 Los Angeles 3 12 Chicago 5 7. Cincinnati 6 Houston 1 and Cleveland 4 6 Detroit 3. Baltimore 2 Minnesota 9 and Washington 6 Kansas City 9. Boston Omaha 5 5 and Indianapolis 1 6 Louisville 1. Dallas-Ft Worth Css Denver 10 3 and Oklahoma City 1 5.
Yesterday's baseball scores from multiple leagues
Yesterday's results include Chicago 63 and Cincinnati 5 2 with 3rd inning status. Pittsburgh 7 Souis 3. Pittsburgh 4 Houston 2. Los Angeles 5 Philadelphia 1 2nd inning nearing end. New York 4 San Francisco 0 mid game. Cleveland 2 Baltimore 6. Los Angeles 2 Washington 1. Boston 4 Minnesota 3. New York and Kansas City 4 Detroit 2. Chicago 1 Indianapolis 4 Louisville 0. Denver 7 Omaha 4 end of 3rd. Dallas Fort Worth 9 Oklahoma City 9 end of 7th. International League Buffalo 16 Atlanta 4. Jacksonville 4 Toronto 1 first game.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Souis
Houston
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
New York
San Francisco
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Kansas City
Detroit
Indianapolis
Louisville
Denver
Omaha
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Oklahoma City
International League Buffalo
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Toronto
Today’s Major League Baseball Schedule Across Cities
The schedule lists multiple intercity games with teams and pitchers noted, including New York at San Francisco, Chicago at Cincinnati in Milwaukee, Pittsburgh at Houston, and others such as Chicago at Detroit, Los Angeles at Washington, Kansas City at New York, Minnesota at Boston, Louisville at Indianapolis, Dallas Fort Worth at Oklahoma City, Omaha at Denver. Specific pitchers and records appear in parentheses for several matchups.
Pirates Manager Praises Smoky Burgess For Weight
Danny Murtaugh says Smoky Burgess should stay heavy as he performs best when above average weight. He notes Burgess produced strong hitting when heavy and that a lighter frame led to lighter output in games.
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Fort Myers
Fla
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Smoky Burgess
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Don Carter
Marion Landewio
Stange
Killebrew
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Gardner
Runnels
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King
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Filko
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Retzere
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Hicks
Spring
Schaive
Morgan
Hamilton
E Long
Retzer
O'Connell
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Organ
Pr-Retzer
A—Napp
Stevens
Kinnamon
Drummond
Kindall and Francona
Tasby Donovan
Runnis
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Cata Berry
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Fox
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Maxwell
Colavite
Ae Smith
Morty
Carreon
Esposito
Ferndez
Raumann
Roarke
No. 1 Beverage
Dave Williams
Mike Humphrey
Frank Fishback
Ben Cornell
Buck McCormick
Bill Creed
Jack Fuller
Bryce Brown
Frank Daugherty
Steve Super
Mr. Boston
America
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Prien
Boston Distilier
By Welt Ditzen
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Thomas
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White
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Onford
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Shawn
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Sadecki
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Haddix
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