Opening night features 49 horse racing entries at Free Fair card
Fifty horses race in 28 Class Pace and 2-Year-Old Pace events at Anderson Free Fair Athletic Park Oval. Fields split into two divisions with 24 in the 28 Class Pace and 16 in the 2-Year-Old Pace, plus nine in the 19 Class Trot. Post time 7:50 with officials led by Mayor Ferguson and speed superintendent Buckner.
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Anderson, Free Fair
Athletic Park Oval
Sereen Aext
Harald Snodgrass
Andrew
J & Hobbs
Fort Wayne
Miss Murphy Long
Walter Buckner
Rose G. Me
Jerry Seppers
Pantie Glenn McCain
Celina
Bob Wherls
Bob Barnett
Francis Chief
Paul Kensinger
New Castle
Prime Flyer
Teodorekk
Bebout
Albany
Wilson's Star
F. E. Dougherty
Anderson
Bud Brown
Gaston
Rip Spangler
Hugh Carey
Westfield
Kim Key
Ray E. McCord
Yorktown
Willie Brookes
Marine Wilcox
Dr. Masten
Ed Jahmson
Fairmount
Mountain Logan
J. 5. Jones
Bebe Amber
Nile FE
Todd
Frankton
Success Duke
Joe W. McCormack
James E. Hoppes
Markieville
Little Wheel
Charles
Charlene Wheeler
Mountain Connie
J. S. Jones
Truce
C. A. Kopp
Reds Eke Out 13 Victory Over Pirates
In a Central Indiana Baseball League contest at McCulloch Park Templeton's Music faced off against Anderson Templeton's. Lafayette capped a 2-1 win over Templeton's on Sunday night with Farley driving in the winning run in the ninth. The piece also notes boxing rule changes in Britain and a shift in bandage length for boxers, mentioning Paul Pender and the British Boxing Board of Control. Anderson led early, but Lafayette pulled ahead to move to 4-4 in league play.
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Mancie
McCulloch Park
Templeton
Lafayette
Joe’. Farley
London
UPI
Anderson Templetender
Terry Downes
Indiana
Paul Pender
Bookline
Mass
Terry
Sam Burnsi
Pender
Britain
Reds Escape Pirates In Close NL Clash At Cinci
Jim Maloney held the Pirates to five hits through eight innings, but Don Blasingame's eighth inning run and Vada Pinson’s sacrifice fly gave the Reds a 4 3 victory. Roberto Clemente struck out with two on to end threats, as Dick Stuart’s homer and timely miscues kept Pittsburgh within reach.
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Dick Stuart
Bill Henry
Smoky Burgess
Jim Brosnan
Don Hoak
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Pinson
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Hoak
Coleman
Zim'man
Gibbon
Too Maloney
Morya
Henry
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cNelson
Mata
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Blasingame
Maloney
Ress
U—Secory
Venton
Sudol
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Burke’s 71 Wins Buick Open in playoff at Grand Blanc
Jackie Burke Jr. of Kiamesha Lake New York captured the Buick Open title in a 12 hole playoff after finishing four under par 284 with Bil Casper Jr. and Don Pott. Casper and Pott shared runner up. Burke earned 9300 top prize plus 1000 for movie rights.
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Johnny Patt
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McKinley tops Britain's Wilson in playoff golf
In a tense playoff, McKinley edged Wilson with steady play and late birdies. Burke carded a par then birdied 13 to stay in contention, while bogeys at 16 and 18 sealed McKinley’s lead. The field included rolfers and young rivals as the event moved toward conclusion.
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Rolfers
McKinley Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals in Pyrotechnic Style
Chuck McKinley, the 20 year old American, defeated Bobby Wilson 6 4 6 4 6 4 to advance to the Wimbledon semifinals. Mike Sangster routed Ty Pimentel to set up the other semi. Ramanathan Krishnan upset Roy Emerson, and Rod Laver beat Leif Ayala to complete the day’s key results.
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Bobby Wilson
Britain
St .Louis
Wilson
Neale Fraser
Australia
Mike Sangster
Sangster
Tyo Pimentel
Venezuela
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Roy Emerson
Rod Laver
Leif Ayala
Chile
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Sutton
Hennegar
Thunderbolt
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Schmidt
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Ron
Rane
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Langed 'Neal
Bevo Francis to Try Out for Cleveland Pipers
Clarence Bevo Francis, a 6 ft 9 in former Rio Grande star who sparked Southern Ohio attention a decade ago, will try out with the Cleveland Pipers this fall. The 28-year-old played two Rio Grande seasons and appeared in a Philadelphia Warriors workout for a Harlem Globetrotters barnstorm.
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Bevo) Francis
Rio Grande College
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Philadelphia Warriors
National Basketball Association
Harlem Globetrotters
Outsider Merrie Duke Wins 850000 American Trot at Roosevelt
Merrie Duke a 31-1 outsider captured the 850000 American Trot at Roosevelt Raceway, defeating 17-20 favorite Su Mac Lad by three quarters of a length in a 2 33 3/5 mile. Owned by Byron D. Ruth of Cleveland, Ohio and driven by D Kurth, Merrie Duke earned the U.S. representative spot for the Roosevelt International world trotting championship on July 12, with a payoff of 65.00 to win, 13.10 to place, and 5.40 to show before a crowd of 38,218.
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Roosevelt Raceway
U.S.A
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Florican
Byron D. Ruth
Cleveland
Ohio
Plorican
Byron D. Kurth
John Patterson
Ohio Totter
Midwest Amateur Golf Set For French Lick July 14 16
The 26th annual Midwest Amateur Golf Tournament will be held at French Lick Indiana from July 14 to 16. Chuck Farrington of Kokomo will defend his title in 54 holes of medal play on the French Lick Sheraton hill course.
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Ind
Chuck Farrington
Kokomo
Senators Send 11 Men To Plate In 2nd Inning
Washington built a six run surge in the second as 11 batters came to the plate against Cleveland. Pappas struggled for the Indians while Triandos and Delock shut down the visitors in a 5-0 Baltimore win.
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Swerm
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Ion Abem
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Perry
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Bosore
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Kirk
Tor
Wlaus
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S—Pappas
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Long
Hobaugh
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Kelso Aims For Fourth Straight In Suburban Handicap
Kelso the 1960 horse of the year seeks win No 4 in a row as favorite in the $100000 added Suburban Handicap at Aqueduct Tuesday. Ten runners include Don Poggio Reinzi and Whitley with Disperse. Disperse rider Willie Boland and Whitley with Bobby Ussery.
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Kelso
Aqueduct
Bohemia Stable
Richard Dupont
Don Poggio
Reinzi
Francis S
Nickel Boy
Disperse
Whitley
Sweet William
Sarcaste
Willie Boland
Bobby Ussery
Behrens Paint Spot ad offers thinner at 39 cents per gallon
Local ad from Behrens Paint Spot at 219 E 14th promotes paint thinner for 39¢ a gallon. The drive-in location advertises bargain supplies, inviting customers to shop the discount at the storefront.
Indianapolis Trio Sets New Records at Portage Park Invite
CHICAGO AP Three Indianapolis Athletic Club swimmers broke world records as IAC swept the Portage Park Invitational, winning 12 events. Ted Stickles of San Mateo Californ ia IU sophomore set a 400 meter IM mark, followed by a 2:21.2 American record in the 200 meter IM. Chet Jastremski Toledo OH and Tom Stock Bloomington IN also posted records in the 100 meter breaststroke and 200 meter backstroke respectively, with Stock and Jastremski part of IU and IAC. Stock and Jastremski were double winners along with Stickles and Pete Lintz in freestyles. Mike Troy NA Indianapolis added the 200 meter butterfly but fell short of his world mark. The IAC, AAU champions, eye a fifth national title in Los Angeles in August.
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Ted Stickles
San Mateo
Calif
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Toledo
Ohio
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Bloomington
Til
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Pete Lintz
Mike Troy
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Indians Reacquire Aspromonte From Angels For 20000
The Cleveland Indians reclaimed infielder Ken Aspromonte on waivers from the Los Angeles Angels for 20000 dollars. Aspromonte had been traded to the Angels for 75000 last year, appeared in 116 games this season batting .224, and previously played for Washington and Cleveland with a .288 average last season.
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Ken Aspromonte
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