Box Scores Show Anderson Tops Lafayette in Booster League
Anderson Sporting Goods overcame Lafayette 11 to 9 at Memorial Park to halt Columbia’s 9-game win streak. Warren Rhodes allowed five innings of shutout relief before Ev Parks closed, Gordon Taylor hit a bases loaded homer, and Linville added three hits in the rally.
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Anderson Sporting Goods
Lafayette
Columbians
Central Indiana
Memorial Park
Warren
Dusty) Rhodes
Anderson
Ev Parks
Parks
Gordon Taylor
Linville
Bold Ruler Upsets Clem In Suburban Duel At Belmont
Bold Ruler, ridden by Edie Arcaro, nips Clem in a stretch duel to win the Suburban Handicap at Belmont Park. The $83,400 purse bumps Bold Ruler’s career earnings to $898,432, moving him to ninth on the all-time money list. Clem, owned by Adele L Rand, finishes just a nose behind in a photo finish. Third Brother and Sharpsburg also run, finishing well back.
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von Nuier
Belmont Park
Clem
Bodler
Grey Lage
Bold Ruler
Edie Arcaro
Conn McCreary
Weatley Stable
Adele L. Rand
Bold ‘Ruler
Brother
Sharpsburg
How Now Wins American Handicap at Hollywood Park
How Now overcame top weight of 122 pounds to win the mile and one eighth American Handicap at Hollywood Park, beating Seaneen by more than a length with Willie Harmatz aboard for the stretch run. The race carried $54,200 in purse money and featured a fast pace set early by How Now from the third position.
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Low
Seaneen
Hollywood Park
How
Willie Harmatz
Ohio Pro Wall Tops Foes In Rubber City Open Fight
A regional field at the Rubber City Open in Akron cuts to 10 pro firms and top amateurs as John Johnson and other rivals chase a new decathlon record, with Wall leading and a 1 stroke margin in the second round. several notables from Indiana and nearby states compete for $22,000 purse.
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Sioner
Johnson
Palmyra
Ohio
UCLA
Wimbledon Final Showdown Highlights Cooper Fraser Victory
Cooper and Fraser defeated Barry MacKay and Mervyn Rose 36 86 75 75 to reach the men’s doubles final while singles champion Dan Neale Fraser faces Sven Davidson and Ulf Schmit of Sweden for the title. Althea Gibson defends her women’s singles crown against Angela Mortimer as American teams dominate doubles.
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Neale Faser
Melbourne
Cooper
Fraser
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Ohio
Mervyn Rose
Australia
Sven Davidson
Ulf | Schmit
Sweden
Ialy
Nicola Pietrangeli
Orlando Sirola
United States
Rturn
America
Althea Gibson
Harlem
Anela Mortimer
Miss G
Ravity
Maria Buenoofen
Kurt Nielsen
Denmark
Gibson-Buono
Mary Hawton
el Paso
Tex
Eam
Rosa Reyes
Yola Ramirez
Miss Gibson
Nielsen
Billy Knight
Shirley Bloomer
Britain
Miss Warner
Bob Perry
Los Angeles
Miss Reyes
Francisco Contreras
Mexico
Tip Cooper
Moon
Fort Knox Opens Series With Fastaffs Tonight
ACC men and women stage golf tourneys. About 100 linksmen took part in the men’s event at Anderson Country Club. Winners include J. W. Barber and R. Skinner tied for low gross with 77, and R. M. Wagner with low net 42 6 6 8. Mrs. Rose Regenold won first low gross in the women’s nine-hole event.
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Fort Knox
ACC
Ww. Barver
EB. Skinner
R. M. Wagner
Anderson Country Club
Barber
Skinner
Leach
Wagner
Russell Regenold
George Pancol
Inet
Pro Shop
J. W. Barber
Rg Skinner
T. C. Funk
Bob Burt
B. G. McCullough
Rose Regenold
Michael
E.” Campbell
Jamong
C. B. Walker
E. A. Black
Je.turnquist
Dirs
TR. L. Symonds
Mighty Indian Wins Race Here at Madison County Fair
The final night of racing drew the largest crowd as Mighty Indian, a two year old trotter bred by Kimble, won the feature race easily over Arlene June. Rock River set a meet record for the open pace with 2:06 15 and 2:06 25, earning driver Mark Ferguson a trophy from Lowell Van Metre. Winged Song captured the open trot after beating Bea Corby. Other results include UPHA 2 year old trot and various heats with owners and Timers named.
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Madison County Free Fair
Kimble
Alvere
Rocky River
Mark Ferguson
Lowell van Metre
Winged Song
Bea Corby
Gotiaelsy
Allee Kimble
Gerald Justice
Former Major Leaguers Visit Memorial Field
Fort Knox hosts a two game baseball attraction at Memorial Field under floodlights against the Falstaffs. The visitors boast ex major league stars including Turner of the Cubs and Weyman of the Reds, with several named on the 1987 Wichita semi pro first team. Jefferies leads Fort Knox’s event staff as athletic director.
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Fort Knox
Kentucky
Anderson
Parnell Hisner
Jim Higgins
Bill McColley
Wichita
Higgins
McColley
Hazel
Hal ‘Turner
Chicago Cubs
Dick Weyman
Cincinnati ‘Reds
Bob Meisner
New York
Ameil Solomon
Rlp
Rick Bethelo
Cincine
Cinnati Reds
Dan O'Connell
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bill Adamchick
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chuck" Longwelle
Los Ame
Geles Dodgers
Bob ‘Miler
St Louis
Jack Rader
Rakiore Orioles
Henry
Skorupski
British Open playoff heat leads to more rounds at St Anne’s
Peter of Australia and Dave Thomas of Wales tied for the British Golf Championship in a 278 stroke heat at Royal Lytham St Anne’s, leading a head to head battle as the event returns to the playoff format. Gene Sarazen, 1932 champion, was among the contenders with just two strokes behind after 72 holes.
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Sterling
SLAF
Rex
Associated Press
ST. Anne's
England
Peter
Australia
Dave Thomas
Wales
Royal. Lytham
Gene Sarazen
Terra Firma Wins Handicap in photo finish over Lincoln Road
Terra Firma an 8-1 outsider edged Lincoln Road by a nose to win the $85.90 Stars and Stripes Handicap at Washington Park after a stretch duel with the 3-year-olds. Lois C. Colt rode Terra Firma who paid $19 and $2.40 with Lincoln Road finishing third as a 45 favorite.
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Terra Firma
Lincoln Road
Washington Park
Lois C. Colt
Ismael
Skiles
R. Douglas Prewitt
H. Edsal Olson
Chicago
Apeil
Jim Fogarty
Frank Gates
Mickey
Condon
Larry Penry
Jimmie Harreld
Judge
Jerry Buxton
Elwood Doherty
Ovid
Penry
Dave Brown
Gib Hacker
Cincinnati
Dave Bingaman
Joe "Nati
Redlegs
Pittsburgh
J. Harreld
Pirates
Lester Gilliam
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