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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1975

Page

3

Petty Wins Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach

Richard Petty passed Buddy Baker on lap 148 and held on to win the Firecracker 400 Stock Car Classic at Daytona Beach. Baker led 119 laps but finished 2.35 seconds back as Petty claimed his first Firecracker victory amid engine failures for David Pearson and strong runs by Allison, Marcis, Waltrip and others.

Daytona Beach Richard Petty Buddy Baker Polly Donge Town Baker Petty Hit Ted Niles David Pearson Mercury Domiic Allison Chevrolet David Marcis Darrell Waltrip Chevenley

Wall Leads Milwaukee Open With Third Straight 66

Art Wall Jr, 51, fired his third consecutive five under par 66 to lead by three at the Greater Milwaukee Open. After three rounds he stands 20 under par on the 7010 yard Tuckaway Country Club course as Gibby Gilbert and a pack at 205 chase.

Milwaukee Veterin Art Wall Vgo Wall Hal Rounis Tuckaway Country Club Gibby Gilbert Gary McCord Rod Curl Mae McLendon Mark Hayes Dave Hill Ken Still McCord Curl McLendon Hayes Hill Wal

Sennecker Wins Liberty Bell 100 at Winchester

Bob Sennecker, the pre race favorite, won the shortened Carling Liberty Bell 100 feature for ASA Late Model Rock Division at Winchester driving Howe Racing Enterprises 75 Camaro. Don Higgins crashed hard on lap 51 but survived with bruised ankle while Sennecker led from lap 23 and finished ahead of Higgins, Wesner, Sorg, and Terry Sennecker.

Winchester Bob Sennecker Billig Muskegon Michigan Dave Sorg Fort Wayne Terry Sennecker Grand Rapids Sennecker Mike Eddy ASA Anderson Ray Fullen L. J. Lines Gene Christie

Major League Standings And Results Roundup THURSDAY

Major and American League standings and scattered game results from Thursday show teams like New York Chicago Pittsburgh and Philadelphia posting various scores. The roundup lists multiple cities including San Diego Cincinnati San Francisco and Montreal with partial daily outcomes and pipeline results.

New York Chicago Pitsburgh Montisalt Ansa Americus Rabe Bossa Warrior Cleveland Lavis New Yer Montreal sCelharnay Mazosee Texas Tenkins Winnewtd Galle Tate Shine Ab Philadethva Lemberg Sehgeler Fresch Allanta Lenn Monizel Utyman Skierman Laois Cursig San Vranento Harr Mradley Lax Angedes Wttedo AIA Cincinnati Warey Bsr San Diga *Strom Ens Krnigcens

Billie Jean King Wins Wimbledon Crown Again

Billie Jean King routed Eyonne Goolagong Cawley 6 0 6 4 in a one sided final to equal a Wimbledon record with her 14th title. The 31 year old said she will skip singles at Forest Hills and focus on doubles and World Team Tennis while fans packed streets hoping for more moments in her farewell year.

Wimbledon England Wille Jean King Eyonne Goolagong Cawley Australia Doris Burt Shirley Fry Ms. King Billi Jean Moffitt Forest Hills Tiay Al-Eneglund Club Elizabeth Ryan

Willie Again and Farwayn Win at Anderson Free Fair Final

Report of the Anderson Free Fair closing day features Willie Again driven by Reed Remley and Farwayn owned by Vaughn Shaw winning in non winners of 5,000 pace. Ding Bat with Larry Ingels wins free for all pace and Wareld Barnes earns the Ke oho VanMpire Memorial Award with 69 points for top driver.

Willie Farwayn Ding Rick Voss Herald Bing Palene Reed [Tomboy of Andersen Nasi Remley Raskell Gilmer Wie Vaughn Shaw Warrei Indiana Heals He Hawke Ding Butabs Larry Opel Ernest Ingels Kokoma Indiana Ke Oho VanMpire Anderson Free Fair Jody Torpedo FE. J. Painter Igh Miss Ding Bat Tordell Joe Corona Stephens Boy Nat Trimble Tipper Topper Dave White Hoosier Patience Mahlon Marshall Ingels Pace MANA Willie Again Reed Remtey Poke Creed Manton Marshall Torpedo Joe Baines Baka Painter Shimmy Odkwood Don Doughlyy Russell Gilmer Cindy James Pawem Flashie Steve Kilete Booster Prost Rouse Katies Mark Jim Jarksany Heather Note Chester Sirs Golden Bert Fave Larry Ingelsy Stephens Bay iDave Whitt Patience Lucila Laiey

Anderson Teams Win In Varsity BA Tourney

Anderson Nationals overpower District 12 in Crawford Yield play winning 21 to 1 behind Jim Hazen nine innings with 12 strikeouts. Nason Rick George and Phil Archey spark the offense as Anderson American also wins 4 3 to set up a title contest with potential Sunday tiebreaker.

Anderson Jeff Evans Herald Indianapolis Skiles Tesh Rick Masters Crawford Babe Muth Titta Masters Nationals Allstars Marion Western Indianapolis Skiles Jim Hazen Tom Goorlman Grandman Goodman Freeman Anderson American Arden Rwwal Masy Randel Msi Bannister Haren P George Coe Arche Phelps Chemtensen Arnold Nanten Mullins Freche Sauree Chapman Nat Freemes Masteh Hellen Miles Meco Freed Sourez Chapear Stewart Maren Arc Clengenen Malling Welten Skewart Magen Fieorge Archey Clendenen Wiles Indy Sitios Tegt Cette Aren Mies Bill Fe Hea J. Freeman Hogre Ee Burtos Fitrwates L Preeney den As Faris A. T Tamerck Marlon Weare James Ila Fassakes Hagweresen Howard, Nokes Acts LOW Angerson American Ns Stover Ayala Bob 1Lutle Bill Pepelea

Nationals advance in Babe Ruth district tourney

The Anderson Nationals moved in the losers bracket with a no hitter by Joe Friecend in a 4-1 win over the Americans after erasing the Internationals 10-8. Marion East and West meet in the winner’s bracket with a 1 pm game as the Nats face the loser at 4:20 and a potential Sunday tiebreaker looms.

Anderson Nationals Babe Ruth Joe Friecend Nats Marion Nationals

Clinton Wins Over Hackett in Brazil Holiday Tourney

Clinton toppled Anderson Hackett 3-2 as Stacey Spencer slugged a two run homer in the first inning. Mark Clark Chuck Decker and Randy Bathing added runs with singles in the second. LeMond Branton and Tweed produced key moments as Hockett fell short and were eliminated.

Brazil Clinton Stacey Spencer Anderson Hackett Mark Clark Chuck Decker Randy Bathing Bathing Spencer Rockett al LeMond al Hurley Rick Branton LeMond Steve Tweed

Soviets Lead Track Meet in Kiev Showdown

In Kiev on opening day of a two day track meet the Soviet men led by Valery Borzov won six of nine events to post 55 39 advantage over the US and Bulgarian challengers while Soviet women swept seven events and held a 49 24 edge over the Americans The meet which had been canceled and rescheduled after a TV rights dispute was hastily organized with late arrivals such as Bi Shull of Lafayette California.

Kiev Ussr Valery Borzov Bi. Shull Lafayette

Local Skaters Place In State

Shawna Sumner eight finished second in Tiny Tot girls at the State Roller Skating Championships in Indianapolis and qualifies for Akron regional. Brian Denny won boys Tiny Tot in figure and freestyle and also advances. Both skaters train at Melody Skate Land and Idyl Wyle Skate Rink in Marion.

Indianapolis Shawna Sumner Steve Summer Belzer Drive Melody's Skate Land Shawna Akron Ohio Leeth School Idyl Wyle Marion Brian Denny Mike Charlotte Denny Brian Melody Skate Land

Jordan Signs With Pacers

Indiana Pacers announce the signing of Charles Jordan a 6-foots 8 forward from Canisius College and their second round ABA draft pick. A former Shortridge High School star and 1972 Indiana all star, he averaged near 16 points and 11 rebounds at Canisius despite disciplinary ineligibility. Jordan joins Mike Figny as the team’s latest signees from Kentucky and local connections.

Indianapolis Indiana Charles Jordan Canisius College American Basketball Association Jordan Indianapolis Shortridge High School Canisius Mercyhurst College The Pacers Them Mike Figny University of Kentucky Jeffersonville Ind

ECC Ladies Tournament Results At Edgewood Club Golf

The Edgewood Country Club ladies finish a 48-hole event with Rita Forrest tied for first with Donna Rector, and Betty Connell tied with Katie O Heron and Virginia Spannoth tied with Cindy Blowers. Gin Thompson and Diane Harris share fourth. In the Shuttle Pro Am team event, the first team is Virginia Spanath Ginny Vaught Mary Jo Collins and Grace Corbin, with a second team of Ramona Gibson Cindy Blowers Penny Wadley Lou Ann Krall and a tied group including Margaret Mavis Bert Slone Jan Miler and Pat Moore. Next week features match play with handicap.

Edgewood Country Club Rita Forrest Donna Rector Betty Connell Katie O'Heron Virginia Spannoth Cindy Blowers Gin Thompson Diane Harris Virginia Spanath Ginny Vaught Mary Jo Collins Grace Corbin ie—Ramona Gibson Penny Wadley Lou Ann Krall Margaret Mavis Bert Slone Jan Miler Pat Moore

Sun Valley Hosts Big Double Header Tonight

A $3 500 prize fund stands at stake as Sun Valley Speedway presents a double header with 70 plus cars. The card includes two heats a trophy dash and a 25 lap Super Sixes feature plus three heats two 15 lap features of Figure cars. Gates open at 6 pm and preliminaries start at 8 pm with an expected turnout near 10 000 capacity.

Sun Valley Speedway Sun Valley

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