Free Fair Pony Races Tonight May Produce World Record
Harness racing fans may witness a world record at the free fair pony races tonight at the Ath- Park track. The event features half mile heats with purses, ribbons, and trophies, with ponies up to 49 inches high and two heats per race under USTA rules.
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Madison County
Grandu Pony’ Farm
Alexandria
Siti
Ilias Pony
Yyers Sand and Gravel Co
Exandria Banking Co
McKeand
East Side
Jersey
Gene's. Root
Rose's Harness Shop
Elones
Wood
Elwood
Eason
Anderson
Grain Co
Daleville
Indiana
Cunningham Real Estate
Alex
Tomato Products
Orestes and
Pearson
Muncie
Parimutuels
United States
Sportsmen Host Saints Tonight In Non-League Showdown
The Sportsmen, carrying a 13-5 record, host the South Side Saints of Indianapolis in a non league exhibition. Verbal reports note colors chosen by owners and silks priced at 40 to 80 dollars per set. The event, part of Indiana horse racing circuits, follows a pattern of regional stops culminating at the state fair.
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Sertion
South Side Saints
Indianapols
Anderson Free Fai
Indiana
Converse
Frankfort
Corylon
Muncie
Connersville
Shelletbyville
Portland
LaPorte
Wall Leads Canadian Open in Montreal with 61
Wall, 47, shot a five under par 61 to grab a one stroke lead at the Canadian Open in Montreal. Lou Graham and Phil Rodgers trailed, while Herb Hooper and Rod Funseth were among those at 67. Ben Kern tied for the lead with a par 72 as the field began first-round play.
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Montreal
Riday
Wall
Richelieu Valley Golf Club
Lou Graham
Graham
Phil Rodgers
Herb Hooper
Rodgers
Hooter
Rod Funseth
Canadia
Ben Kern
Gary
New York Rangers
Arnold
Palmer
Madison Square Garden
Babe Ruth National Delco Remy Clinches Tie In National Division
Ruth led Delco Remy to an 11 3 win over Anderson Board of Realtors securing a share of the National Division title Utley logged his fourth win Thompson drove in seven runs including four in a third inning slam Anderson Board of Realtors managed a late rally but Delco Remy held on for the victory.
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Delco Remy
Anderson Board of Realtors
Utley
Thompson
Realtors
Haney
Veterve
Optnisteno
Camera
Woodruff
Buck
Taylor
Hale
Taimes
Morris
Jim French Aims for Hollywood Derby Favor in California Race
New York colt Jim French with 19 career starts and high weight of 128 pounds seeks victory in the Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park. Eastern rival Bold Retreat is arriving. trainer John Campo says they are ready for California purses in the 31st running of the race.
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Inglewood
Calif
Jim French
Hollywood Park
Oval
Frank J. Cald
California
Santa Anita Kings
Iture
New York
Bold Reaton
Traisfer
John Campo
Califor
NCAA Proposes Scholarship Limits Amid Plans for 1972
The NCAA plans to restrict athletic scholarships to a per school cap, tied to coaching staff size and financial need, with a uniform signing date. A two day meeting on incoming athletes set for August and November, with Flynn of Boston chairing the committee. Des Pierce to ride for Jim French replacing Angel Cordero who is suspended.
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Nuaaaia
Saxa
Eeat
William J. Flyan
Boston
College
Ncaa Ncaa
Committee On Financial Council
Cial
NCAA
Hollywood
Flynn
American All Stars Form Babe Ruth District Playoff Team
The American All Stars lineup features 14 and 15 year old players from Decker’s, Anderson, and nearby clubs as they prepare for the Babe Ruth District Tournament at Memorial Field in Fairview Park. Notables include Steve Tweed, Paul Higginboth, Dennis Sink, Greg Dunbar, Joe Campbell, and Randy Cook, with manager Jake York guiding the squad.
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South Diamond
Crawford Field
Madison Avenue
Fairview Park
Steve Tweed
Decker
Tweed
Dennis Sink
Deck
Jer
Is Lad
Jem
Greg Dunbar
Greg
Pai
Joe Campbell
Anderson
Randy Cook
Randy
Highland
Don Voss
Don
Dave Wells
Yankees End Red Sox Winning Streak With 6 0 Victory
In Boston, Thurman Munson drove in four runs including a homer and Bobby Murcer added a key double as the Yankees rout Kenney and Bahnsen. The win halted Boston seven game streak, while the Braves beat the Mets 2 0 on Williams and Garr fireworks.
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Boston
Stan Balen
Sen Veatered
Bobby ‘Murcer
Thurman Munson
Ron Blomberg
Thurman Munso
New York Yankees
Bosson
Gene
Ton
Munson
Red Sox
Yankees
Kaving Kenney
Bahn
Ssen
Bahnsen
Horace Clarke
Jerry Kenney
Astros beat Reds 3-2 on Watson walkoff in eighth
Bob Watson lined a two out single in the eighth to plate the winning run as Houston edged Cincinnati 3-2. Larry Dierker earned the win, limiting the Reds to six hits while Gary Noland walked Cesar Cedeno intentionally before Watson's decisive hit.
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Houston
Bob Watson
Houston Astros
Cincin
Roger Metzger
Joe Morgan
Gary Noland
Cesar Cedeno
Watson
Cenver
Larry Dierker
Dierker
Reds
Fred Gladding
Doug Ra|er
Wynn
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Alera
Tom
My. Helms
Pirates crush Cubs 5 1 in Pittsburgh attack
Pirates beat the Cubs 5 to 1 as Bob Robertson and Gene Alley homered in the fourth inning. Bob Moose earned the win despite leaving for a two week military tour, improving to 7 4. Mazeroski Oliver and Clemente set the early pace with key hits.
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Chicago
Bob Robertson
Gene Alley
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Ferguson Jenkins
Bob Moose
Jona
Billy Mazeroski
al Oliver
Roberto Clemente
Robertson
Milt May
Alley
Moose Tast
Paul
Pats Olsen Declared Free Agent by NFL
Patriots announce that Phil Olsen has been declared a free agent after expiration of his contract due to an error by the club. Olsen, a 6'4" 260-pound defensive end from Utah State, sat out 1970 with a knee injury and previously indicated a preference for a West Coast team.
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Olsen
NFL
Boston
Patriots
England Patriots
Nat Ertional Football League
Phil Olsen
Utah State
D Olsen
The
Patrios
Merlin Olsen
Los Angeles Rams
Russians Lead USA-USSR Meet After Day One
The Soviet men dominated sprint and distance events while Soviet women set four meet records to lead the USSR over the United States 42 to 31 after the first day. US decathletes Russ Hodge and Rick Wanamaker led the five-event tally with 4070 and 3872 points as American strengths appeared in field events late.
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United States
Decathion
Russ Hodge
Rick Wanamaker
Russia
Fayna Myelnik
Antonina la
Zareva
Nina Marakina
USA
Randy Matson
Karl Sallet
Dave ‘Roberts
Maison
Salb
Roberts
Tfeet
Senators Win 6 3 Over Indians In Cleveland
Senators beat the Cleveland Indians 6 to 3 as Dick Sailing hit a free run homer and Bon Tincker connected a two run shot to key the victory. Washington took a 2 0 lead in the second inning with a run batted in on an error and added two more unearned runs in the fifth and sixth aided by miscues and a passed ball.
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Braves
Hank Aaron
Mike Lum
NEW York (Ap
Larl Williams
Atlanta
Sonny
Jack
Zollo Lanta Braves
Versalles
New York Mets
Jackson
Williams
Felix Millan
Danny Frisella
Ralph Garr
Versalls
Yond
Cleon
Mets
Ronones
Reed
Bud Harrelson
Jones
Ed Kranepool
Cleveland
Bosman
Randle
Teans
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