Raging Raceway Night Shows Seven Anderson Horses in Final
Mullen dominates the 3-Year Trot Non-winners with Queen's Go Ahead to win while Range Maid and Windale Ka Boom post early victories. Local horses from Anderson area compete in tonight's three race card at the Anderson Free Fair drawing railbirds and fairgoers.
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Ralphiders
Russiaville
Genoa
Earl Wilfong
Windale
H. Yoder
Robert Welch
Belvi
Harry Worsham
Sco
Here
J. Modisett
C.J. W. Modisett
Madison
Mullen
Queen's
Ebby Waters
M. Harris
L. Williams
Indianapolis
Effie
H. Kirk
H. D. Kirk
Anderin Athletic Park
Son
Dollie Dillon
Rt. Maroska
Rex Maroska
Fortville
Jose
Jaguar
F. Daugherty
Mr. Mullen
Ralph Pring
Markieville
Sunmal
Ny Joy
G. Willong
George Wildeat
Greenfield
Kit
Dale
T. V. Carter
Tipton
Range Maid
R. Wilfong
S. Ridgeway
Amworthy
R. Willis
Jd. Landes
Trim M
Gladys Hall
Middletown
Wavers
Bonus Ruling Hurts Rockies and Veterans Alike
Boston reports say a bonus rule changes rosters by forcing teams to protect or release players. The Red Sox face a tight spot as executives fear the rule slows up talent flow and leaves veterans at risk while expanding the waiver system.
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Rockies
Dopls Sau
Putey Agg
Renee
Kirk
Anderson
Red Sox
Neil
Mahoney
Rex Maroska
Callie
Dillon
Frank Daugherty
Bullington
Arley and Newby
Sheridan
WBA Splits Over Ortiz and Racing Entries
The record lists racing entries for a card including C. Cooper to rein Hakita's Jimmy owned by Eddie and Don Wilborn of Anderson. Race details show Pace Non-winners with a $500 purse and a sequence of horses and owners including Connie, Charlene Watts, Santa Direct, Trim M, Bourbon Direct, and Dickie Joe with various riders and locations.
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Eae Eep
Newby & Bullington
Sheridan
Ande
Star
Lulu
R. J.knox
Robert Knox
Logansport
Greta Delight
F. Johnson
Troy Beaty
Flat Rock
Pace
J. Landers
Jerry Landers
Portland
Susan G Reed
R. Knox
Gale Brugh
Windy Day
Flick
Indianapolis
Hakita
Jimmy \c. Cooper
Eddie
Don Willsborn
Anderson
Gold Know
Hungerford
Paul and
Pear
Shelbyville
C. Cooper
Jimmy
Don Wilborn
Nana
L. Mountain Connie
P. Hungerford
J. S. Jones
New Castle
Charlene Watts
E. Prough
Perry Prough
Goshen
Santa Direct
R. Sanders
Fred Long
Russiaville
Trim M
J. Sanders
Mrs. Gladys Hall
Middletown
Bourbon Direct
J. Jackson
Jerry Sanders
Dickie Joe
Roy San
Hard Rock Man wins Stars and Stripes Handicap in Arlington track record
Hard Rock Man led late to win the $33,600 Stars and Stripes Handicap at Arlington Park, covering 1 1/16 miles in 1 48 15 to set a track record. Wa-Wa Cy was second, Intercepted third, in front of a 31,360 crowd. Trainer jockey Walter Blum rode the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Morton Johnson
Arlington Park
Intercepted
Walter Blum
National Putting Championships Open in Cleveland Fields
Three hundred putters including 60 amateurs start the fourth annual 50000 National Putting Championships at the North Olmstead course. Defending champ Paul Garrison leads a strong field as 72 holes begin with Friday's rounds and trim to 12 for Sunday finals.
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Cleveland
UPI
J North Olmstead
Paul Garrison
Indianapolis
Ind
Neil Conner
Greenville
N.C
Lee Weldy
Savannah
Jon Hand
John Roessner
Adianapolis
Roessner
Barber Misses Tuesday All Star Game With Calf Tear
Baltimore pitcher Steve Barber will miss the All-Star Game in Cleveland after tearing a muscle in his right calf in a collision with Paul Foytack. Barber was one of seven AL pitchers named by Ralph Houk to the All-Star roster before the injury. Zoilo Versalles led AL shortstops with 127 double plays last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Steve Barber
Cleveland
Orioles
Barber
Ralph Houk
Los Angeles Angels
Paul Foylack
Zoillo Versalles
Minnesota Twins
Ford Opens With Lead In Canadian Open Golf
Doug Ford, former PGA and Masters champion, shot a four under par 67 to grab a halfway lead at 136 total in the Canadian Open. He holds a two stroke edge over the field as the tournament heads to the weekend.
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Los Angeles
New York
Keiser
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Ed Moehling
Altimore Sas
Cleveland
Los Anagelo
Columbus
AIGB
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Rochester F
Buffato
Richmond
Toronto
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Detroit
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Buffalo
Atlanta
Rochester
Doug Ford
Bay Area golfers pace at New Castle match tied for third
Toronto pro Knudson and Pasadena’s George Bayer tied for third with 140 after strong rounds 68 and 70 respectively. Ford led at 135 with five birdies and steady play at Tam O'Shanter. Five others at 141 trailed by five.
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George Knoudson
Toronto
George Bayer
Pasadena
Calif
Bayer
Knudson
Ford
Dick Mayer
Palm Desert
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Gene Littler
Rancho Bernardo
jJack Fleck
Los Angeles
New York
Tam’ O'Shanter
Pat i
Roberts and Moffitt Triumph at Wimbledon Firecracker Day
In Wimbledon action 19 year old Billie Jean Moffitt reached the women's final with a 6 3 6 3 win over Ann Haydon Jones. Australia’s Margaret Smith upset Darlene Hard 6 3 6 3 in the other semifinal setting a Moffitt Smith final. The men’s semifinals saw Chuck McKinley favored to beat Fred Stolle. Sam Snead sparked golf news by calling St Andrews a freak after Britain's Open victory.
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Wimbledon
England
Billie Jean Monte
Court Chattersex
Daytona Beach
Fla. Corong Beach
Calif
Roberts
Lorenzen
Charlotte
N.C
Marvin Pach
Stona Beach
Holman-Moody
Junior Johnson
Ronda
Atlanta
Johnson
Panch
Darel Dieringer
Ned Jarrett
Conover
Dave Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Jimmy Pardue
North Wilkesboro
Richard Petty
Randleman
G. C. Spencer
Inman, S.C
A. J. Foyt
Houston, Tex
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
Fred Stolle
Australia
McKinley
Tony Trabert
Billie Jean
Miss Moffitt
Mrs. Jones
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Sam Snead
St. Andrews
Stan Musial Named NL All Star for 24th Time
Cincinnati UPI report notes Stan Musial, 42, of the St. Louis Cardinals, earned a record 24th All Star selection by manager Alvin Dark. Musial joins 18 NL players to face the AL in Cleveland on July 9, despite a comparatively lower batting average, with Warren Spahn also chosen as a pitcher.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Stan
Musial
Alvin Dark
St. Louis Cardinals
Dark
Cleveland
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Cedar Lounge Hosts Muncie Here Tonight
Cedar Lounge, on a three game win streak, hosts Muncie Marheef ers in a key CIBL East contest at 7 20 p m under Memorial Field Night lights. Muncie is four and two, Cedar Lounge four and three. Pitchers Don Brandos or Jim Sutton expected for Cedar. Players to report by 6 p m for pre game drills.
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Anderson Cedar Lounge
Muncie Marheefers
Memorial Field
Muncie
Cedar Lounge
Mancie
Winamac
Anderson Frisch
New Castle
Cedar Loounge
Turnralen
the Weatherby Jr
Cedar Laddies
Eastorn
Cedar
Don Brandos
Jim Sutton
Logansport
Friseh's
Memmial
Fieki
Kelso Dominates Suburban Handicap in Rich Suburban Card
Kelso won the $108,500 Sub urban Handicap at Aqueduct boosting his earnings to a record $1,307,033. Rustyland was second in the two run homer money race as Kelso extended his near all time dominance in a field of seven. Garwol and Saidam split the lower placements in the 1 1/16 mile event run under heavy public interest.
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Aie
UPI
Rustyland
Iton
Richard C. duPont
Cincinnati
Redlegs
Mrs. Game
J. D. Alexander
Saidam
Harbor View Farm
Garwol
Vas Paset
Staub
Ie Kelso
Colt
Garhander
Ken Johnson
John
Son
Madnel Rus
Bob Skinner
Vadai
Pinson
Ee Greentree Stathe
Pete
Jap Rose
Aqueduct
Yariy
Cyrano Se
Rose
Kel- Skinner
Kelso
Temple
Warwek
c-Pavith
Keiough
Goss
Anteau
Ismael Valenzuela
Lillis
Johnny Taylor
Johnson
Johnny Sellers
Cy- Cincinnati
Cardens Ua
Gua Tano
Nu Pio
Abasco
Nuxhall
Caren Eeratheit
Fielder
Coleman
Keoush
Nashua
Taylor
Houston
Skinner
Ifth
Stinson
Fazio
Warwick
Ruse
Rise Flight
Manassa Hr-Stauh
Mauler
iNixball
aGeord Owens Zaant Wooseshick
PE — Bateman
Vargo
Harvey
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Mark Lawler
Aqua Gardens
Oppie
J Uly
Herald Fhato
WBA
Ortiz
Jim Gosgel
Gage Naudain
Gosger
Yely
Naudain Agth
Providence, R.1
World Boxing Association
Carlos Ortiz
Tony Petronella
Miami Beach
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Tacoma
Wash
Charles P. Larson
Larson
Emile Bruneau
New Orleans
Las
Joule
Ortip
Ilmore
Naudair
Philadelphia
Pittsburst
Gare St. Louis
Washington
Kansas
Pittsburgh
Cardwell
Stallard
Delp
Jackson
Milwawkee
Sadowski
Bruce
Ota
Padres
Burdette T
O'Dell
Twinight
Moore
South Main
Ea Kerr-Mcgee
ONL Industries, Inc
Trins Anderson
Frisch’s
Questad
Frisch
Indians
Wiles
Helsini
Finland
Stanford
NCAA
Robbins
Ing Bill Hunt
Lafayette
Umbians
Pauli G. Williams
Keith Wiles Tr ‘Ney
Land Cronk
Moffitt
Smith
Stone
Sun Valley Speedway
AnDerson, Ind
Kelvinator
Kelvinator Refrigerator
U.S
W.T
B.E Goodrich
Rapp
Reg. Price
Coats
Cincy
Rains
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