Three Harness Races Tonight At Anderson Free Fair
Harness racing at Anderson Free Fair begins tonight at 7 30 with three divisions. The 2-year-old Trot stakes pay 937 50, the Wabash Valley Pace stake pays 1000, and the Pace Non Winners of 2500 Over Night race pays 600. Winners include Hat Band driven by Lowell Trimble with 2:09 2:09 2 heats, and fields feature Jody's Song Jet Rocket Virgnes Humdinger Penny Sue Mite plus many more from Indiana Ohio and Illinois.
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Anderson Free Fair
Jody’s Song
William Rozzi
Adelaide Abbey
William
A. Rozzi
Logansport
Ind
Jet Rocket
Floyd Wilfong
Josedale Rocket
Tri Card
Greenfield
Big Tank
Lowell Trimble
Tanker T
Windfall
Bold Miget
Keith Steury
Bold Rodney
Stormy Nigel
Keith H. Steury
Ft. Wayne
Virgnes
Dave White
Haila Song
W. P. Virgne
Spiceland
Ralph Wilfong
Silver Coast
Harold Snodgrass
Josedale
Ethel Snodgrass
Mooreland
Ken Barlow
Flora Plaid
Royal Chat
Gene Sears
Galophone
Royal Visit
Robert Gangloff
Candy Empire
Greenville
Ohio
George Clark
Greentrees Pride
Sea Sail
George S. Clark
Montpelier
Henry T
Jerry Landers
Henry T. Adios
Max and
Ruth Comerford
Laoto
Tiz Volo
Ine Wainscott
Majette Clinches Two Heat Wins In Feature Pace
Undefeated Majette dominates the 2 Year Old Filly Pace by winning both heats with times of 2:10 and 2:09. Jerry Landers steered Majette to victory, adding to his two- race winning tally from the Wednesday night program. T. J. Q. led the 3 Year Old Pace with 2:10 2-5 and 2:07 while Speedway Day claimed the first heat in the Trot Non Winner of $3,000 Over Night and finished in a dead heat for the second heat, taking the overall with 2:15 and 2:14 2-5.
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P.H.R
Jerry Landers
Speedway Day
H. P. Butler
Majette
Losure
Windale
Nate Trimble
Lafe Hughart
Thomas Penrod
High Anita
Richard Taylor
Charles Cooper
Anderson Free Fair
L. G. Bond
Indianapolis
Jerry Landis
Eugene Bond
Frankfort
John Armington
Citizens Banking Co
Bond
Robert Taylor
Sora Ready For Race At Sun Valley
A large field led by Fort Wayne's Dave Sorg prepares for the 100 lap late model championship at Sun Valley Speedway. Sorg drives a 193 Ford Fairlane and has won three 100 lap titles here, with no feature losses. Jim Martin, a teammate, is also entered. Anderson entrant Tom King in a 1967 Pontiac GTO returns after wrecking his prior car. Bob Fields and Gene Christie are among top contenders. Heats start at 8:30, then a Saturday program with nine races including a modified feature and two Figure 8s.
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Fort Wayne
Dave Sorg
Sun Valley Speedway
Sorg
Sun Valley
Jim Martin
Tech Sorg
Anderson
Tom King
King
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Gene Christie
Gaston
Pete Hutchinson
Fields
John Keller
Elwood
Chargers Trade for Mack Lamb from Dolphins
The San Diego Chargers acquire cornerback Mack Lamb from Miami in exchange for guard Larry Little. Lamb, 6-1 185, played at Tennessee A&I and joined the Dolphins as a 1967 free agent. Chargers coach Sid Gilman touts Lamb as a potential standout in the backfield. Little leaves after two seasons with San Diego following the signing of Bill Frank.
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SAN Diego
UPI
San Diego Chargers
Mack Lamb
Miami Dolphins
Larry Little
Lamb
Tennessee
A and I
Dolphins
Miami
San Diego Charger
Sid Gilman
Little
Chargers
Bill Frank
VFW Meetings Move to Thursday Evenings 8 PM
The VFW announces a new meeting schedule shifting to every Thursday at 8 PM. Members are advised to adjust calendars and attend at the usual post location for discussions and community activities.
Ruth Delco Remy .304 202-11 120 Ist National
Aldridge and Willis, Laughlin and Taylor. SO Aldridge 10. HR Glenn (D) 2 Ist, 2 on, 4th, 1 on.
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Delco Remy
Aldridge
Willis
Laughlin
Taylor
Glenn
Five UCLA Players Placed In NBA Draft After Title Run
Five UCLA stars from last season’s NCAA championship were drafted by NBA teams. Lew Alcindor, 7 feet 1% inches, went No. 1 to Milwaukee. Lucius Allen went in the first round to Seattle, which also selected Ken Heitz in the fifth. Bill Sweet and Lynn Shackelford were chosen in the seventh by Phoenix and San Diego. Philip H. Iselin, head of the Jets, also presides over Monmouth Park Jockey Club.
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NEW York
UCLA
Black Hawks sign two college players to NHL rosters
Chicago selects Cliff Koroll and Jim Wiste both Denver graduates as 23 year old rookies. Coach Billy Reay notes college experience may ease their jump to pro hockey while highlighting their college and Dallas team success. Wiste led Dallas with 32 goals and 44 assists. Koroll had 28 goals and 34 assists.
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Chicago Black Hawks
National Hockey League
Cliff Koroll
Jim Wiste
Hawks
Billy Reay
Dallas
Koroll
Wiste
Denver University
Reay
Stan
Mikita
Pit
Martin
Ken Wharram
Bob Schmantz
Denver
Bill Hay
Bobby Hull
Murray Balfour
Korell
Hay
NHL
Red
Anderson Receives Support For Deaf World Games
Ann E Reifel thanks Anderson and surrounding communities for support enabling participation in the World Games for the Deaf in Belgrade Yugoslavia August 9 16 She departs Anderson July 6 for Galludet College Washington DC for three weeks of intensive training then July 27 White Plains NY for a final week before August 4 flight to Belgrade She pledges to honor her hometown with her conduct.
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Anderson
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Gallaudet College
Washington, D.C
White Plains
N.Y
New York
Rich Allen May Play In Japan
Philadelphia AP Rich Allen hints he may play baseball abroad in Japan or Venezuela after being suspended by the Phillies for missing a doubleheader at Shea Stadium. He says he will not return to the Phillies and hints at pursuing other work or business ventures.
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Rich Allen
Japan
South America
Philadelphia Phillies
Allen
New York Mets
Shea Stadium
Phillies
WPHL
Channel 17
al Meltzer
Bob Skinner
Caracas
Venezuela
Joe DiMaggio Enjoys Coaching Role With Oakland A's
Joe DiMaggio in his second year as a coach with the Oakland Athletics says the team has pitching and speed and a chance to finish first in the division. He notes hitting could improve though Reynolds Bando Green and Jackson provide strength, while Hank Bauer leads as manager. DiMaggio comments on Minnesota manager Billy Martin and signs autographs for a fan in a rainy New York lobby.
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Ute
DiMaggio
Getit
New York
Oakland Athletics
Joe
Charles C. Finley
Dan Cater
Dick Green
Campo Campaneris
Tom Reynolds
Reggie Jackson
Sal Bando
Rick Monday
Athletics
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Bando
Green
Jackson
Oakland
Kansas City
Phillies
Cater
Chicago
A’s
Finley
Bob Kennedy
Hank Bauer
Bauer
Baltimore
Seattle
Minnesota
Twins
Billy
Martin
Dodgers Lead NL West as Alston Faces Surprise
Los Angeles Dodgers sit atop the National League Western Division on July 1 with a 45-29 record, surprising manager Walt Alston who admits he did not expect the club to lead. Players credit improved hitting, notably Wes Parker, plus solid pitching and defense as key factors in the early-season surge.
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LOS Angeles
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Alston
Dodger
Wes Parker
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GLOBE
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Bill Posedel
L.A
Walt Alston
Seagram
7 Crown
Seagram’s
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New York City
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