Harness racing four night meet promises $16100 jackpot
A four night harness racing program at Athletic Park July 2 to 5 offers an $16100 jackpot. Indiana Trotting and Pacing Horse Association stakes feature pacers and trotters with sponsors including Eller Amusement Acme Federal Savings Dietzen's Bakery and Pepsi-Cola. The Anderson Free Fair opens with pony races June 29 and features thoroughbred and quarter horse events on July 6.
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Anderson
Athletic Park
Frank Neals
Indiana Trotting & Pacing Horse Association
Eller Amusement
Acme Federal Savings Association
Emge’s Packing Co
Citizens and Anderson Hanking Companies
Dietzen’s
Pepsi-Cola
Hotting Company
Anderson Sree Fair Association
J. E
Flanagan
Jack van Dyke
Frank Nealis
Thamas Vermillion
N. C. Elberson
Ed Johnson
James Keesling
Hector Kirk
Frank Reaz
CL. Armington
Ward Davis
John Sokol
Howard Guinn
Horace Wilson
Bob Uhl
Frosty Miller
Storter
Wherry
Bob Barnet
Fairies
Maine
Torres Triple Triggers Astros Against Cubs
Torres delivers a triple to spark the Astros in a face off with the Cubs. The race card lists pacing events and purses including 2 year old divisions funded by Deggeller Amusement, Acne Paying Co, Emge Packing Co, and Citizens Banking Co. The meet features IT and PHA stakes with multiple purses totaling around three thousand dollars.
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IT & Pha
Deggeller Amusement Co
Acne Paying Co
IT & PH
Emge Packing Co
Citizens Banking Co
Watash Valley
Bane
Dieiven's Bakery
Allen Strikes Out In US Tax Court Battle Over Deductions
Washington reports Richie Allen of the Phillies lost an IRS challenge over deducting $70 400 paid to his mother between 1981 and 13. The Tax Court ruled he owes $8 500 in back income taxes after an unsuccessful appeal.
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Washington
UPT
Richie Allen
Joe Ebinepa
Phillies
U.S
Allen
Internal Revenue Service
Astros blank Indians 7 1 as Pena wins in Pacific Coast action
Houston Astros beat the Indianapolis Indians 7 to 1 in Pacific Coast League play. Hector Torres started the rally with a triple in the sixth, Jose Pena earned his sixth win with seven innings of shutout relief, and Hal McRae led the Indians with a homer and three hits.
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St. Louis
Maury Wilts
Rocket
Broad Rij
Aireak
Indianapolis
Legion Baseball
Memorial Pield
Geneve Louis
Bet
Innning Hore
San Francisco
Kevin Lane
Altey
Alan
Gi Palacelski
Copeboard
Pittsburgh Xlos Angeles
New Or
Stolockatt
Victoy
Piratés
St. Louis Cincinnat
Lane
Cardinals
Ats
Robinson
Gary Erskine
Davel
Bila
Sewell
Mike Woodruff
Tom Wills
Brock
Baltimore
Ayer
Aly
Bal Javier
Broad Ripple
Shancona
Val Cleveland
Frank
Maleres
Spielert Cleagenath
McCarvere
Maye
Matissaa Minnesota
Binson Draye
Oakland
Ean Boulon
Wally Bunker
Garlisno
Ark Il
Bosse Walker
Willis Planter
Baltimore Orioles
Tirock
Lode L
Javier
Cepeda
Indanai Taz
Anderson Banking Co
Paul Blair
Feedjsessinger Ss
Phiten
Valentine and Frank
Cope
Burnell
Waltons If
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Regan Darson
Cc IU
Pyask
Chicago
Ralph Ri
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Slaaasten
Louisville
Aneiqwity Od Valentine
E—Kessinger
Oh Eobi
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Aphann
Hoedan
Tatas Bloomington
Ind
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Eveland
Abast
Pealins
Saut
Melon
Tornes
Aish
Othida University
Oatland Fornia
Perce
Inee Miviirgeaoa
Bei Paul J
Paui McKeand
Barnet
Metz
Packle Coant
Tessie
Dread Ripple
Ox Shore City
Polis
Pratt
Lou Watson Stamps
Brandon
Ruth
Ander
Tom Boone
Portland
Aoee
Tefal Aigson
Toumvile
Bellmore
Stenny
Fluget High School
Wermeir
Ars
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U—Geaham
Lens Ponte
Deany Aes
Ee Boone
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Coast Yam
True Blue
Houston
Hector Torres
Ron
Houst
Jose Pena
Tacoma Ton
Chicago Cubs
Indianapolis Indians
Pacificao
Cuellar
Guellar
Astros
Indians
Bill Faull
Cubs
Johu Tacoma
Houston Trad
Torres
Rusty Staub
Joe Nick
Doug Rader
Bob Watson
Ihading
Reed Leads Braves to 6-1 Win Over Phillies
Ron Reed earned his eighth victory in 11 decisions as the Atlanta Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-1. Reed pitched seven innings, allowed four hits, and did not walk a batter, with Tony Concepcion and Too Taylor supplying offense for Atlanta. The Phillies’ only real threat came in the seventh as Taylor hit his first homer of the season.
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Atlanta
UPID
Ron Reed
Atanta Braves
Philadelphia’ Phillies
Reed
Philies
Srunner
Too ‘Taylor
Mit
Taylor
Tony Contaslez
Braves
Larry Jackson
Thhree
Washington
Duke
Haven
Clove Indians
Tarlor
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Cleveland
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Aacun
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Hausen
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Coleman
Beacer
Hertales
Farrell Wind
Peersourh
Humphryep
Reed Wad
McSfalls
Jackson
Ie Baldwin
Need
Gonzalez
Keowles
Cook
Tottle
Waslorten
Moward
Cooper Re-elected BR State Director
Chasies W. Cooper of Anderson was reelected volunteer state director for the Bava Ruth League baseball promotion in New Jersey. Cooper joined the BBL in 1960 as vice president of the Anderson Americans and rose to district director by 1962 and state secretary in 1964.
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Trenton
N. J
UPI
Chasies W. Cooper
Anderson
Bava
Cooper
BBL
Anderson Americans
Aad
Todiana
FitzGibbon Knocks Pitic Out Of Wimbledon First Round
American Mert FitzGibbon from Garden City New York stunned Yugoslav Nikki Pilic in straight sets 86 75 83 2 to open Wimbledon amid rain delays. The day highlighted weather disruptions with many matches postponed, while Billie Jean King and Ann Haydon Jones won their women’s singles bouts.
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Wimbledon
England
Mert FitzCibven
Nikki Pilic
FitGibbon
Garden City
N.Y
Pilio
FitzGibbon
Arti! Grizale
Stadium
Hut
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Pogches Barikowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Mrs. King
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Planning timing and correcting your delivery
A sports brief explains a bowling stance tip as weight shifts from right to left before the first step to balance and accuracy. It pitches a book by champions Don Carter and Marion Ladewig, offering 34 ways to improve speed and skill with mailed requests to National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago.
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Don Carter
Marion Ladewig
National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Ill
Season Diamond Card For Werson Sportsmen Schedule
The 49 team season for the Werson Sportsmen features 48 games with 2 home at Memorial Field and 14 away. The campaign includes matches versus Marion New Castle and Spot Lamps across July and August ending with Allerbury Job Corps. Schedule lists dates from June through August across Lebanon New Castle Muncie Greenwood Fortville Tipton Lafayette Atterbury and other venues with Riverside diamonds and various start times.
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Werson Sportsmen
Memorist Field
Marlon
New Castle’ S
Memorial Field
Allerbury Job Corps
Lebanon
New Castle
Saints
Muncie
Greenwood
Portville
Marion
Jay
Lafayette
Fortville
Tipton
Spat
Shirley
WHS Electric
West
Kankakee
Hoss
Atterbury
Indiana
River- Iside
Garfield
Riverside
Moose
Diamond
Anaconda Linksman Ace Secures Grandview Hole In One
Fred Stark a 42 year old Anaconda Golf League member from Edgewood Drive teed a No 6 iron on a 120 yard 2nd hole at Grandview. The ball hopped on the green three times before dropping in the cup amid cheers from Damon York and Mike Vohter. Stark plans to attempt another soon.
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Fred Stark
Memder
Anaconda Golf League
Edgewood Dr
Grandview Course
Starks
Damon York
Mike Vohter
Stark
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Mike White
Aaron Pointer
Clyde Mashore
Clarence Jones
Pena
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Mcrae
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Polner
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Pitic
Sportsmen
Sportsmans Digest
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SUN Valley Speedway
Anderson, Indiana
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Anderson Banking Company
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