Crown Classic at Sun Valley Speedway Ends with Figure 8 Finale
Sun Valley Speedway hosts its 18th National Crown Race with three 100 lap legs and a Figure 8 run off on Saturday July 2. Time trials start at 2 p.m. with 40 cars per 100 lap heat and 12 finishers advancing to the Figure 8 final for a 38 car field. Local favorites such as Brewer, Bette, Hinstian and Williams are among top contenders for the title. Tickets available at the track box office.
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Sun_ Valley Speedway
Joe Helpling
Bill Keep
Bill Lemon
Gene Huston
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Boson
Jerry Bette
Dick Hinstian
New Castle
Brewer
Bob Fields
Willow Branch
Jim Wyman
Don, Andrews
Muncie
Alton Sneed
Darwin Blankenship
Elmer Brown
George Perry
Anderson
Mike Will
Women s Title Play Begins At Grandview
Grandview club announces pairing and results from recent women s title play events. Notable matches include June Metcalf vs V, Edith ante Sue Me, Enwain Bogland vs Flossie, and Kate Sprague vs Opal Lat. Winners across classes Crider, Sprinkle, Metcalf, Kelley and Goodstar led as top finishers in net and handicapped sections.
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Fane Vermilion
Helen
Tielen
Edith Goodstat
Graniview
Kate
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Marie
Ba Saad
Hockett Leads Hockett Madison in 34 Victory
Hockett joins Madison in win bracket as they beat Greenfield 34 in the American Legion base at Madina. Hockett times four at bat, Gary Erskine opens with a leadoff homer for the Hockett squad, while Dave Willard belts a two run homer in the fourth for the visitors. Willard also records a five inning pitching stint with seven strikeouts. Pepelea relieves for the losers and allows four runs with six walks and four hits.
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Hockatf Post
American Legion
Greenfield
Jet
Front Row
Ray Arann
Dick Eisler
Larry James
Gary Erskine
David Davis
Greg Geaham
Larry Burns
Danny Erskine
Rod Hilliard
Kevin Lane
Artie Popelea
Charlie Soden
Gordon Robbins
Hacksow
Joe McDowell
Coath
Dave Aallinger
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Bature American Legion
Madina
Hockett
Ava Cicatls Glaong
Dave Willard
Homer
Letrikeout
Cepeda Drives Cardinals Rally to 4-3 Win Over Cubs
Orlando Cepeda sparked a three run inning with a first frame single and added another run in the fourth, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 4-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs and a one game NL pennant lead. Al Spangler’s ninth inning single plated the Cubs’ third run, but Ted Savage was ruled out at the plate on Bobby Tolan’s throw to catcher Tim McCarver.
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Howard Sothelsioht
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White Sox crush Kansas City in first game
Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City in the opener of a twin bill with timely hits and solid pitching. Jarvis outdueled Nolan in a rain-shortened affair, while Houston and Atlanta results show strong offense and defense across the league.
Mount Vernon edges Frankton in WRC chase
Mount Vernon won 7-6 over Frankton powering their White River Conference bid. The Mar auders built a one game lead, aided by a key run-producing double, while Yorktown and Highland also posted wins in a crowded standings scene.
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Gary Waslems
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Marcievale
New York
Mickey
Mantle
Pave Newnan
Ghanandoah
Markieville
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Fan Fare Baseball Scores and Tonight's Schedule
Baseball results from National and American leagues with scores for games in progress and listed rain delays. Tonight's schedule includes doubleheaders and night games across multiple venues, featuring teams like Atlanta Cincinnati St Louis New York San Francisco Chicago Philadelphia Pittsburgh Los Angeles Minnesota and Kansas City with various pitchers and upsets noted.
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Ise City
Vancouver
Tacoe
U S Women Win Pan American Games Victory Remains Narrow
The United States held off a late Mexican rally to win 48 to 45 in women's basketball at the Pan American Games in Winnipeg The Mexican team dropped to 0-2 after the loss Key scorers included Thompson Orr and McPatridge for the U S with late defense sealing the win
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Winnipeg
United States
Namath Sidelined But Resumes Work After Injury
PEEKSKILL New York Jets quarterback Namath was sidelined briefly Tuesday by a strained left knee tendon. He resumed practice after knee issues including bursitis and a prior right knee surgery in December, with the team monitoring his return.
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N.Y
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New York Jets
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Fireworks by Carpenter and Craig Highlight Indiana Pitchers
Top pitchers miss central Indiana as Carpenter Craig and Brumfield spark a high scoring display. Player tallies include Holloway Cunningham and Davis with notable runs and errors. Also noted are class standings and a listing for My Three Angels with show dates July 26 to 29 at Sumner Theater with curtain at 8 20 pm.
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Carpenter
Craig
Brumfield
My Three Angels
Sumner
Crowe Quits Attucks Post After Athletic Decline
INDIANAPOLIS AP Ray Crowe resigns as athletic director of Crispus Attucks High School citing a declined athletic program. Crowe, who led the Tigers to two straight state basketball titles, will become vice president at Summit Labor Tories. He had served since 1958 after successful coaching. The note mentions other teams posting live shutouts this season.
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Ray Coupesie
Jegre Crispus Attucks
South Bend Central
Crowe
Fence-Straddlers in Indiana All-Star Selections
Bloomington Saturday, Aug. 5 hosts the Boys' Club All-Star game with Hoosier players Pete Thompson and Roy Pottinger later joining Shrine Bowl action in Indianapolis on Aug. 12. Thompson, 18, 6 ft 2 in, 193 pounds, plays end. Pottinger, 17, 275 pounds, is a quarterback.
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Indianapolis
Pete Thompson
North Central
Marion County
Roy Pottinger
Indianapolis Northwest
Boston Thinks Negro Athletes Won't Comply With Power Request
Boston Black Power advocates doubt a boycott will derail athletes from competing at the Winnipeg Games and the Pan American events. Atterback and Clem from Anderson place high in a Putt-Putt tourney in Muncie as debate over Olympic participation and civil rights actions continues.
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National Black Power Confert
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John Guion
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