Anderson Fair Harness Races Open With Fast Start
At the Anderson Fair harness races held Thursday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. Ruby Creed won the 2:14 heat in the year old 25 class pace. Josey Rockett led most of the race before conceding to Josey. Klondike Kate led the Trot heat while two rivals broke. prizes included trophies for winning horses and owners.
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River
Dawn
Aveant
Clarence Drook
Greedy Creed
Chass
McGown
Lew ML McCord
Poland
Gran Man
Rennis
Hughart
I Pride
Young
Bullington
I Creed
Soward
Megary & Hill
Hill
Liby Spencer
Denny
Delea- Remy Leigh
Pride
Seigfrlet
Doctor Butler
Stickler
Pearl Hurr
Woodrum
Eads
Anita Colby
Gwin & Stewart
Sandletar
Winged
Nat. Harris
Shar Ut Reaper
Beamark Jerickson
Silly Jan
Xiles
Xylophone
Megary
McGan
Ada Mavie
Web
Trippy Say
Werrick
Hasch
Lydia
Kopp
Kaos
Chass Pace
K. G. Horton and Sons
Happy Prince
Mahoney
Dsm
Knox
Patrosa
el Elson
Worsham
Ruby Creed
Klondike Kate
Binakehs
Vollig
Gaprigins
Meg
Pat's Castle
Farr Burt Cuan
Ryers Iaats
Mitotane
Batty Levity
Mellown
Ffi Citizens Bank
Sawash
Rubmite
Ham
Sears
Dimondhead
Bowlby
Josedale Airates
Jase
Quinn
Wish Bar
Manerman
Emot
Palaae
G. Willunga
Mads
Sion
Chililes Call & Supply Coy
sInsedale Rocket
G Willong
Lighting Ranger
P&r Wilson
Kyux
Vevinds
Ylang. Knots
Edgewood Hosts Annual July 4 Family Party at Country Club
Edgewood’s annual July 4 celebration drew 96 golfers and many attendees despite rain threats. The event featured a Bankers Handicap tourney with top finishers, a junior ballot presentation, a fancy diving demonstration, and various games and prizes under the planning of local organizers.
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Sliv
Edgewood Country Club
Edgewood
Dale Jae
Richard Cotten
William Pr
Wugh Cherr Z Low Groog
Law
Ed Jonagan-Gertie
Dackson
Gill
Iani Marsh
Marjorie Cle
Mohnson
Denna Diedring
Earl Simpson
Eunice Anderson
Holand
Messrs
Ben Hayett
Byron Nutter
Richard Moore
BE. I
Maypry
John Kellege
Frank Hughes
Edward Rotter
Cecil Gaver
C. G. Davisson
Georgie West
Bull Ann Murphy
Mosdime
MD Mee
Kee
Pranklyn Mars
Holm
Mee Ty
Roland Me Phelp Hey
Cleveland Indians Wheel And Deal
The Cleveland Indians won their opening game with strong hitting and timely pitching. AL Smith and teammates produced drives and RBIs, while the bullpen held Detroit to secure a victory in a tense early season matchup.
Mantle Sidelined By Second Sprained Knee On Bench
New York Yankees star Mantle sat out the second of Wednesday’s doubleheader with Reston due to a sprained right knee ligaments. Trainer Gus Mauch said no call was planned for the injury, which mirrors the hamstring area and recalls the World Series struggles.
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New York Yankees
Reston
Gus Mauch
Mina
Mantle
Red Sox
Ielding
Jim Piersall
Boston
Billy Goort
Van
1956 All Star Game Sets Unlikely Starline Ups
The 1956 All Star Game in Washington will feature an unprecedented lineup with no 1955 NL starters from the Dodgers, Yankees, or other top clubs. Eight Reds represent the National League, five in the starting eight, while the American League fields seven starters including Mantle Berra and Ford. Managers Alston and Stengel drafted diverse rosters with heavy Dodgers and Yankees presence, aiming for balanced representation.
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Richie
Wilhe
Duke Snider
Jon Newcombe
Roy Campanella
Civision Lenin
Incinnati
Abwon
Trea Ture
Dodgers
Milwaukee Aroves
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Capturan New York
Pittsbord
Philadelpia
Chinate
Stengel
Yankees
Fiv
Boston
Tove
Chicago
Detrojt
Kansas City
Cleveland
Baltimore
Washington
Big Piero
Whitey Vindita
Dan Wils i
Toury Sea
Frank Sullivan
Red Sox
Haris
Ray Narleski
Giants
Dap Suvhadl MeTr
The
Redoas
Warver Shobhanes
Fap Braves
Rabaitstins
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Wisl
Tojiys
Ey National
Laaglt
Dale Long
Pittshoegh
Tubnay Temple
Vireinnal
Ken Boyer
St Lode
Johnson Wins At Sun Valley in 100-Lap Feature Race
About 1,000 fans attended the Jul Fourth program at Sun Valley where Briar Johnson from Richmond won the feature race by a car length in a 100-lap thriller. Elli Herbert of Rushville chased for second with other top finishers including Pick Jackson, Tereenfield, Bob Hubble, and Levi Dunaway. Heat winners were Wendell, Pete JUen, and the third heat went to Millis.
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Sun Valey
Briar Johnson
Winnwg
Johnson
Richmond
Elli Herbert
Rushville
Johmean
Pick Dackson
Tereenfield
Bob Hubble
Anderson
Ase Levi Dunaway
Liberty
Wendell
Seasickness Halts Channel Attempt At Santa Barbara
Roy Sutter, 41, abandoned a planned 23 mile swim from Santa Cruz Island to Port Townsend after two hours in heavy seas off Santa Barbara. The injured or exhausted diver was rescued by vessel crews and plans to retry the swim this summer.
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Santa Barbara
Oka
Roy Sutter
Santa Barhart Channel
Husky
Santa Cru Teland
Port Tieneme
Sater
Swinger
Nashua and Dedicate Race at Belmont July 4
At Belmont Park on July 4 Nashua and Dedicate race for lead in the Suburban Handicap. Ed Die Arcaro guides Nashua to a close finish, edging ahead in the final sixteenth to win by a length and a quarter over Suhalesse with Pisher Tnitth and other contenders chasing.
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Nashua
Belmont
New York
Belmont Park
Bed
Joule Wits
Suhalesse
Eddie Arcaro
Worl Tee
Analfier E Wenaths
Suhehdar
Rosewall Edges Seixas In Wimbledon Classic Final
The Wimbledon final sees Rod Laver era rival Pancho Seixas fall short as Ken Rosewall overcomes a late surge by Vic Seixas to win in five sets 63 36 68 68 75. Seixas storms after final point but Rosewall steadies to claim the title amid tense exchanges on Centre Court.
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Sterling Suappey
Wimbledon
Englind
Ken Rosewall
Australia
Teuatering
Vic Seixas
Inbs
Aseanais
Mel Rosewall
Tove
Seixes
Ham Richardson
Westfield
Nob
Lew Trowd
Hes i Vise
Frnsh
Seiaus
Imam
Rosewall
Sei
Hardtack Sweeps Arlington Park in Dual Wins
Jockey Willie Stuplack rode both winners at Arlington Park. Greek Game won the Hyde Park Stakes in 1: last furlong on turf, paying 3.00. Sir Tribal nosed out Mahan and Blue Chair in the Stars and Skeipes Handicap, earning 1,0875 season money and taking Joek Gare’s total to 26,075.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Willie Stuplack
Jinaton Park
Sir Tribil
Sir Tribal
Charles Fritz
Chicasigo
Mahan
Hausersema
Harlack
Lacross
Malu
Ja Ja A
Sir Triball
Ye Hag
Fred .W. Hooper
Hyde
Jey
Jeck
Jet Colonel
Det iSub
Joek Gare
Patterson Go Is All Set For Million Dollar Boxing Gate
The International Boxing Club cites a half million dollar gate for Patterson vs Moore and notes television money could revive or surpass past gates. Markson says TV has sidelined the million dollar gate but sponsors still seek big payoff with off town revenues and big fight atmosphere.
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Steve Snider
United Press
New York
International Boxing Club
Ehie Monre
Floyd Patterson
Fworth
David Marty Markson
IBC
Markson
Telorisian
Rocky Marciana
Moore
Ndl
Marciano
Floyd
Gut
Teenelevision
Tobin Roberts
Phillies
Mark
Streamer Casting Without Fly Line Or Sinkers
A fishing note describes mud ball streamer tactics for large trout and bass. Cast with a 2 lb test leader and a No 2 or 4 streamer, using a mud ball to sink then dissolve. Releasing line as you throw and retrieve with a sweep and pause to attract fish.
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Cope
Major League Standings and Scores Roundup
Standings from the Major Leagues show New York leading with 48 wins and 24 losses, Chicago 42 27, Cleveland 42 29, and Washington 24 47 as the season moves along. Yesterday's scores featured Cleveland 6 Detroit 4, Baltimore 7 Washington 10, New York 6 Boston 14, and Brooklyn 15 New York 7.
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Associated Press
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Chicago
Cleveland
Peter Thomson
Washington
Wangas City
Vents
Baidins
National League of Canada
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Lester
D.C. Thomas
Milwaukee
Miark
iCincinnath
Brooklyn
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Msburgh
Cincinnati
Indianapolis
Charleston
Wichita
Louisville
Neaver
Omaha
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Sir Paul Ag
Yanks Hold Tiny Edge as Open Round Unfolds at Hoylake
American golfers Stranahan and peers began the British Open with Stranahan four behind Welsh champ Dennis Smalldon who carded a 68 to lead. Gene Sarazen and Peter Burke posted solid scores as 98 players from 21 countries competed in Hoylake.
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Hoylake
England
Stranahan
Oliv
Dennis Smalldon
Aheal
Strer
Ike Soychak
Groseiu
Gene Sarazen
Germantowe
N.Y
Peter Burke
Cold Spring Harbor
N Y
Smalldon
Couse
Jake
Ecardy
Gars
South Africa
Wh Hae
Ma ‘Rique Berteling
Argentina
It’ll Be Close For Williams In American League Title Fight
Williams battles through a foot injury and distant odds as he aims to win the fifth game to clinch the American League pennant. The piece notes his need to play every game and his precarious health while observers track potential panels and department moves.
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New York
al -Baly
Payne & Gately
Desni
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