Wall Of Death Returns To Anderson Midway
Longtime motor drome returns to the Deggelior Magic Midway at Athletic Park as Sam Pelaquin and his Pelaquin family present the Wall of Death show. Allen, 24, rides the 1920s Indian Scout on the pickle barrel wall at speeds up to 60 mph, performing tricks while facing dangers of the toppling barrel. The act opens Friday at 6 p.m. with twenty minute five act shows featuring Pelaquin daredevils and guest riders.
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Dave
Ace
Loverly
Werald
Anderson
Athletic Park
Deggelior Magic Midwayx
Sam Pelaquin
Pelaquin
Dardevil
Tio Men
Red Housley
Jim Williams
Williams
Sonny
Molomdrome
Athetic Park
Allen
Alen
Hay
Sering
Michael
Alben
Sonny Peloquin
Jett
Tim Allen
Anderson Free Fair
Burral
Nastase Loses At Wimbledon in Five Set Thriller
WIMBLEDON England AP Sherwood Stewart from Baytown Texas defeated Ilie Nastase in a dramatic five setter on a crowded day. Seeded players John Alexander and Jon Kodes also fell as top contenders battled rain delays and a record crowd. Stewart won 8 6 5 2 6 3 after a disputed line call that fueled Nastase’s drama and crowd reaction.
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Wimbledon
England
Sherwood Stewart
Baytown
Tex
Tle Nastase
Stewart
Nastase
John Alexander
Jon Kodes
Jimmy Connors
Vijay Amritraj
Ken Rosewall
Aw-Yeupad
Donmeruy
Cones
John Feaver
Hilly Appel
Netherlands
Paul Kronk
Alexander
Geoff Masters
Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Naslane
Jose
Stavut
Sastast
Watson Leads Western Open Field At Butler National
Tom Watson heads a strong group including John Mahaffey Bob Murphy and Frank Beard in the $200000 Western Open at Butler National Golf Club. The contest spans 72 holes on a 7002 yard par course beginning Thursday, with past disappointment from the U S Open fueling their bids for the title.
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Oak Brook
Tom Watson
Watson
John Mahaffey
Bob Murphy
Frank Beard
Beard
Lend
Mahaffey
Graham
Murphy
Pole
Butler National Golf
Weiskopf
Chicago
Wendell Ladner Remembered By Friends After Fatal Jet Crash
The New York Nets forward Wendell Ladner, described as a big kid with a strong southern drawl, died in the Kennedy Airport crash of an Eastern Airlines jet. Friends recall his deep value of friendship and his lively, lovable personality despite a troublesome public image. He had joined the Nets after highs and lows with the ABA, and his death stunned teammates and fans alike.
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Kentucky Colonels
David Vance
Wendell Ladner
New York Nets
Ladner
Eastern Airlines
Kennedy International Airport
New Orleans
Aston Ludner
Necaise Crossing
Miss
Gulfport
Necaise
Vier
Vanier
Qadner
Uni Southern Mi
Memphis
Nassau Coliseum
Nels
Ardyntans
Vance
Hum
Seattle and Tampa Win 77 and 78 Pro Bowls
Seattle will host the 1977 Pro Bowl and Tampa the 1978 edition, with both cities promising sellouts for the NFL showcase. The Superdome in New Orleans hosts the 1976 game, while Seattle and Tampa plan season ticket packages around the event. The league also approved new playoff home field rules based on records and divisions.
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New York
National Football League
Hs Gyo
Tampa
Seattle
Alars
Superdome
New Orleans
Kosh Seale
NFL
Miami
Chammon
No. 3
No. 2
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Bjorn Borg
Guillermo Vilas
Arthur Ashe
Rael Ramirez
Tom Ohker
Roscoe Tannur
Marty Riessen
Gay Parun
Tony Roche
Stan Smith
Vilas Gerulaitis
Miss Evert
Evonne Gaulagong Cawley
Olga Morozova
Ars. Cawley
Helen Gourlay
Morozova
Soviet Union
Francoise Durr
France
Kerry Melville Reid
Lou Barker
Brita
Margaret Court
Dianne Frampolz
Raina
Jeff Huntzinger
Lapel
Boesebell Coaches Association
Huntzinger
Rolldogs
Aulstal Obitsoee
UAW
DMO Hall
Willerant
THE
Legionaires
Lou Thesz
Wilber Snyder
the OX
Moose Cholak
Chuck O'Conner
Bobby Bold Eagle
Ben Justice
Mark Manson
Anderson Herald Sports
Mare
Ana
Eee
Is Wheel & Tire Sale
Itm
Et ‘Rees
BIER
Mulli
Asova
Orasuer
Gip
Ini
Jack
Allestaal Veork
Wuss
Per Heng
Strack
Perl
Nana E Anes
Nec
Els
Tereot
Jeach
Auto Beverage
Kimi 2
Rome
Saga Yroed
Piazm
Piaza
Heer
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