Laird Wins Three Year Trot at B J Laird Free Fair
Harness action at Athletic Park features B J Laird driven by Larry Ingels winning the Three Year Old Trot ITPHA Stake. Groundhog with Pete Steary takes the Non Winners of 5000 Pace Overnight, while Trixies First guided by Jerry Landers wins the Non Winners of 500 Pace Overnight. Race details mention eliminations, heat times, and multiple drivers across the program.
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Ace
Loverly Herald
B.J. Laird
Larry Ingels
Groundhog
Pete Steary
Athletic Park
Jerry Landers
Trixies
Hoosier Bom Bay
Misty Messenger
Stephen Morrison
Pay Less Markets
BJ. Laird
Virgnes Melody Jo
Ingels
Trotters
Sharpesville
Indiana
Coca-Cola
Radiant Beauty
Sam Pate
Markleville
Robbins
Wilma Painter
Indiana Pace Race Results and Purse Details Noted
Readable fragments show a horse racing card with pace races, purses listed as S300 and S100 plus state money. Names such as George Tine Randy Devers Wilma Pater Harold Raves Steve Kner Nat Trimble Dale Rita Renal Gilmer Stephen Bos and Indiana ownership appear amid scattered horse, jockey, and trainer mentions.
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Rouge Sear
Madi Beauty En Bins
Caton Expres
Randy Devers
Rahal Emma Kt
Kelty
Wilma Pater
Harold Raves
Corky T
Jack Kleene
Golde
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Sam State
Reed Remi Bast
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Nat Trimble
Dale Im
Rita Renal Gilmer
E” Ciimer
Warren
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Kaat Leads White Sox Past A's for Third Win Over Champs
Chicago pitcher Jim Kaat earned his 13th win as the White Sox edged Oakland 3 2. Kaat, the AL’s winningest active pitcher, matched a season high, while Rich Gossage secured his 12th save. Downing scored after Campaneris’ error and Jorge Orta homered.
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Chicago
Jim Kaat
White Sox
Oakland A’s
Kat
A’s
Kant
Minnesota
Chuck Tanner
Tanner
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Brewers Beat Red Sox In Extra Innings To Close Gap
Milwaukee tops Boston 3 2 in 11 innings as Fred Lynn misplayed a Bevacqua grounder allowing Robin Yount to score the winning run. Rick Austin earned the win for the Brewers, who moved within two games of first in the AL East. Henry Aaron homered for Milwaukee, Cecil Cooper homered for Boston, and Rick Burleson drove in a run for the Red Sox.
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Toland
Milan Wilamert
Kerestate Ghepetessoo
Woarretap
Roontelt
Kingman
Geronimo Seo Ak Ab
Stearn E ‘Nomar
Buy Does
Kommano Bempsey
Aeoe Seton
Ailmund
Meknam
Tataie Tata Basa
Thornton
Hendrick
Sinan
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Staub
New York
Cleveland
Serle Peto
Corey Revatnan
Rane Gamble
Geronime
Uoweaten
Kubak Plumeascbel
Pontes
Rerarso Komaman
Sven LaRoce
Carr Minnesota
Nolan
Asis Us
Oto
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Sens
Lous
Phladelpina
Terres St Bumbeyan
Moser An Stemare
Sam Deri
Johnntae
Henato Dikarger
Theo
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Felner
Nios
Tyson
Coleman
Tata
Mines
Ratimare Atime
Seth Minesta
Bruts
Carew
May Moyer
Prechan
Detsone
Orton Beard
Rivers
Northup
Stamey
Msiamey LeFoe
Dalevandee
Baer
Corman
Birameie
Ive
Kirkwood
Abends
Gooner
Boston
Milwaukee
Sarthe
Ona Arkeh
Cinam
Richard
Steant
Son of Woot Arbor
Money
Sone Racist
Cma Heer
Folton Burleson
Dedohnen
Jorgensn
Hopkins
Hairston
Aaron
Bevacquab
HuPoby Elis
Parish
Astin
Malooda
Seve Gomsage
Fred Lynn
Kurt Bevacqua
Brewers
Red Sox
Yount
Diego Segui
Bevacqua
Lynn
Rick Austin
Henry Aaron
Bob Darwin
Gorman Thomas
Cecil Cooper
Rick Burleson
Nationals and Americans win in BR district action
In District 12 playoff action the Anderson Nationals toppled Marion West 18 4 while the Americans defeated Marion East 8 1. Larry Massey and Rick George led the Nats with five hits and six RBIs, and Mike Stewart earned the win. Alan Jones and Scott Macy pitched for the Americans, with Macy saving the final two innings. Freeman praised smart play and solid pitching as the teams vie for remaining spots.
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Ball Park
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Nats
Marion West
Marion East
Anderson Nationals
Indianapolis
Larry Massey
Rick George
Massey
Rui
George
Mike Stewart
Cout
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Stewart
Tony Nukes
Purvis Phillips
Andem
Alan Jones
Scott Macy
Jones
Marion Crew
Macy
Mark Burton
Doug Fitzwater
Steve Faris
Burton
Fitzwater
Konen Paps
Iain Sever
Radon
Yoon i . Howard
Rom
Ames
Aguero
Ue Anderson Sato Tian
Han
Onda Freeman
Malin
Prelge i Imal
Palion
Ty Stewart
Arnold
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Atteas
Reeman
Itagerman
Barton Nicer
T Prwater
Mace Ger
Gitte
Freeman
Ats
Welter
Sindeval
Bae Buen
Buyer
Arena
Wels
Farrel Bete Doe
Cari Salveter
Sakes
Eadion
Ion East
Marin Ant
Senior BR 100 att $ pe and Jayne Rich and Se entrance invested its tad to Sam Price
Senior BR 100 entry figures sparse. mentions Jayne Rich and Se entrance investing a portion to Sam Price. Unclear context, with fragmented names and amounts, lacks concrete events, dates, or outcomes.
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Jayne Rich
Se Entrance
Sam Price Sands
Major League Standings From Yesterday's Results
Major League standings and results across the American and National Leagues list teams and scores with matchups. Notable games include Philadelphia beating Los Angeles and Chicago defeating Oakland with multiple lineups shown.
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Motz
Philadephia
Lous
Sin Dean
Pranchco
San Angeles
West Coast
Ugh
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Chicago
Oakland
Chiara
Gerland
New York
Halimore Siwaukee
Boston
Kansas Cay i
Texas
Morgan
Muntesea
Campbell
Crk
Miwautee
Beaberg
Detroit
Ares
Baltimore
Grimsley
Palmer
iMuntera
Wood
Ramat City
Alee
Califia
Tanana
Ota
Puushurga Revs
Rocker
Sn Kieagy
Lone
Zahn
Houston
Hockett Tops Crawfordsville In Narrow Legion Run
Hockett scored in the bottom of the seventh to tie Crawfordsville then added a ninth inning tally to edge them 2 1. Jeff Hightchew reached on a fielding error as Leonard Shelton doubled to force the tying run. Rick Schuester scored the decisive run after a Hightchew sac and Shelton and Rich walked followed by Bradford’s RBI single. Four Anderson pitchers limited Crawfordsville to five hits while fanning 14 as Hackett improved to 8 3 with the win.
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SAN Diego
Randy Jones
Bill Plummer
Cincinnati
Padres
Reds
Gary Nolan
Lebby Tolan
Will McEnaney
Tito Fuentes
Tolan
Cesar Geronimo
Gene Locklear
Anderson Hockett
Crawfordsville
American Legion
Hockett
Cain
Jeff Hightchew
Leonard Shelton
Hightchew
Rick Schuester
Shelton
Rich
Bradford
Schuester
Anderson
Fanning
Hackett
Marion Teams Win Doubleheader in District 12 Action
Marion Western defeated Anderson International and Marion Eastern beat Anderson Nationals as two 13 year old all-star teams played in Anderson. Wood Field was renamed in honor of Larry Wood while Crawford Field honors Walt Crawford for long Babe Ruth service. Jeff Todd pitched for Marion Western in an 8-3 win and Marion Eastern won 6-3 over Anderson National League.
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Marion
Anderson
Marion Western
Marion Eastern
Anderson Nationals
Wood Field
Old North Side
Larry Wood
Crawford Field
Walt Crawford
Jeff Todd
Anderson International All-Stars
Andersonational
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B. J. Laird Free Fair Itpha Stakes
Radiant Boy
William Graham
Rex Robbins
Might Money
Dan Dee Rainbow
West Point Lake
James Money Maker
Mahlon Marshall
Trixie
Local 663
West Point
Jake
George Anthrop
Landers
Bashful Bennigan
Stephen Moron
Durre Emanue
Wortham
Robins
Laird Tarry Inge
Jotheres Hayes
Robert Hinshaw
Jory
Gerald Juste
Flooter Gre
Jerry Landen
Raby Ial
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Witenes
Ely Bothre
West Point Sane
Ovensica
Plashy
Steve Kner
Kiel
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Aie Lagan
Chicago Cubs
Rick Reuschel
New York Mets
John Milner
Shea Stadium
Cubs
Don Kessinger
Mets
John Stearns
Mike Phillips
Jerry Koosman
Koosman
Kaat Sparks
Chisox
Kaat
Sal Bando
Billy Williams
Rich Gossage
Bert Campaneris
Bill North
Brian Downing
Campaneris
Downing
Pat Kelly
Lee Richard
Jim Todd
Jorge Orta
Deron Johnson
Yastrzemski
Hector Torres
Tony Perez
Willie McCovey
Rick Guss
Herald
Nat
Tom Goodman
Faris
J. T. Freeman
Chesterfield Senior
Yapon
Gu Oh
Angers
Mign
Madison Heights
Memorial Field
Muncie Northside
Memorial Madisoners
Wat Bratton
Perkin
Mcdowell
Shean Hutchens
Duncan
Vantaa
Scuwer
Theron
Gourtney
Sol Price
Burke
Kine Humes
Plummer
Boyt
Wigan
van Winkle Burkett
Angip Tuowitsy
Pammer
Humes
McDowell Lon' Madson Hgts
Vantin
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Teague
Maynard Ter
Anson
Delon
Elkins
Weston
Murrells
Robinson
Smith
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Jennings
Lave ‘Ayers
Stout Vajner
Carling Liberty Bell
Winchester
Nami
Tead
West Canary
Francisco
Foster
Westatland
Kansey
San Francine
Pladelpia
Cinciana¢ Howton
Montreal
Calilorn
Kanes
Brazil
Oswalt
Martin
Henry
Owen
Moreton
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Orellon Cain
Orellon Cain 2 LO ‘Crawtordvile Hocket
DE Anderson
Lektond
Steen
Adlord Higmenen
SO Cain
Meretion Monch
Wpcain
Urpire Bunson
Evans
Wiebe
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John Seal
Dave Alen
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