Harness meet completes to three races at Anderson Free Fair
Truce, Jane Harper, Jackie Mack, Royal's Pride and Tommy Goose shone on the final card of three harness races at Anderson Free Fair. Last night’s results include ITPHA 2-year-old Trot winner Truce driven by Charles Cooper and Jane Harper in the Trot with WMT. Dickason driving. Open Pace divisions saw Jackie Mack, Royal's Pride, and Tommy Goose prevail in two heats plus later events with times around 2 10 to 2 13.
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Open Pro Am Planned At Edgewood Sunday
The Anderson Edgewood Mens Golf Club will host an open pro am on Sunday July 12 with 9 am tee times for ABCD drawn players. Local recognized Madison County clubs are invited and players must arrive by 5 30 p m to compete. no telephone reservations accepted.
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Bourdase Tops Southern California Open Bowling Field
Oakland bowler Edward Bourdase led 176 professionals after the first day of the Southern California Open in Torrance with a 1414 six game series averaging 235. He also posted a high game of 269. Carmen Salvino of Chicago was second with 1342. Other top finishers included Jack Henry Buena Park Ronald Gauden San Antonio and Dick Webey St. Louis. In other notes Edith Pitts Bunny Roby Roth advanced in a separate match play event.
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Chicago
Jack Henry
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San Antonio
Tex
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Baseball scores and standings from yesterday and today
Major League results list National and American League games with scores for St. Louis San Francisco Milwaukee Philadelphia Pittsburgh Cincinnati Los Angeles Chicago Detroit New York Baltimore Washington and others. Early results include Chicago 10 St Louis 1 and Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 2 with upcoming pitchers schedules across leagues.
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Pirates rally tops Reds in ninth for 3-2 win
Bob Skinner drove in the go ahead run as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Cincinnati Reds 3-2 in a ninth inning rally. Mazeroski added a run scoring double and Bill Mazeroski later scored on a hit to seal the win. Mizell earned the victory for Pittsburgh while O'Toole took the loss for Cincinnati.
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Cibl Leader Opposes Anderson as Oilers Play Memorial Double
Lafayette’s undefeated Colum bians in the Central Indiana Baseball League prepare two Memorial Field games next Sunday. They face Anderson’s Mace Beverage in the afternoon and Middletown’s Oilers at night under lights. Oilers manager Monty Hale announced plans to stay over for the Middletown game.
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Heard
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Middletowns Oilers
Middletown
Monty Hale
Oilers
Keith Riggs
Jim Powers
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Paul Davis
Frankfort Invades Maco Memorial Lot for CIBL Showdown
Frankfort crosses bats with Anderson Maco Beverage in a home game tonight at Memorial Field under flood lights at 8. Local club beat Marion 8 to 2 there and lost to Muncie Boosers 8 to 7 in holiday road games.
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