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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1977
Page
11
Mark Hayes fired a 63 to set the Open scoring mark as Roger Maltbie led a wave of Americans in a high scoring second round at Turnberry on the Ailsa course. Hubert Green, Jack Nicklaus, Lee Trevino and Tom Watson were in a tight chase, while Trevino and Nicklaus both bogeyed the 18th to miss a share of the lead.
Thunderstorms washed out Thursday's schedule at the Anderson Free Fair. Tonight's program starts at 6 with races from Thursday and ends with tonight's card including a 3-year-old ITPHA Trot Nonwinners of $500 Pace Free For All Pace 3-year-old ITPHA Pace Nonwinners of $2,500 Pace and Cricket Reel 3-year-old Filly Pace.
A list of horse names and connections dominates the card for the 3 year old Itpha Trot with two divisions, detailing owners and drivers for each entry. Notable entries include Confetti driven by Larry Ingels and Gails Spee driven by Hamlin Smith, with multiple stables from Indiana such as Carmel, Logansport, and Fort Wayne.
Madison Heights wrapped up the summer baseball schedule with a 4-2 victory at New Castle. David Clendenen earned his third win in five decisions on a six-hitter, and Jay Welker delivered a go-ahead two-run single in the sixth. The Pirates trailed 2-0 before scoring twice in the second and finished 6-7-1.
Frankton High School student Ben Hall, in the 14 15 division, finished fifth in the 120 yard high hurdles and third in the 330 intermediate hurdles at the AAU Junior Olympics sectional at Bloomington North. His times were 16.8 seconds and 43.6 seconds, earning state meet qualification for July 9 at Gary Roosevelt High.
Mark Hayes switched to cross handed putting at the British Open producing an all time record 63 seven under par at the Ailsa course. Hayes learned the grip from Bruce Lietzke and said his 18 hole score came as a surprise to him. He started with birdies at 2 and 3 and went to the turn at 32 three under. The windless conditions aided a tame day on the famed course.
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