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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1977
Page
6
Federal and state officials probe the apparent theft at Claiborne Farm near Paris Kentucky of Fanfreluche a valued mare in foal to F973 Secretarial owner Canadian horseman J L Levesque. The horse reportedly disappeared Saturday afternoon from Hompfield Farm according to She Fal.
The July 4 weekend at Anderson Speedway features a $2,000 fireworks display an Intercission, a 300-lap olidget race, and a Friday Saturday tripleheader. Bob Fields tops several events including trophy dash and super six feature while Dick Vieheblis and Darwin Blankenship claim secondary wins. Bill King and Gene Huston win figure eight heats with Blankenship later honoring fast heat. Eric Walker wins street stack dash as Joe Beaver Greg Pitts and Bob Constant win fast heats.
Toronto AP reports that the NHL is closer to absorbing WHA franchises but faces a major obstacle with the NHL Players Association led by Alan Eagleson. The PA seeks changes to the equalization rule and mobility limits before expansion proceeds, while WHA teams inch toward NHL entry.
Madison County champ Jay Dixon and Anderson High School coach Phil Sullivan earned spots in the Indiana Amateur golf tournament to be held at Columbus. Sam Lower of Alexandria also qualified. Don Grangee failed to advance and was named first alternate. Other qualifiers include Jim Gallagher Jr. of Marion, Bob Holloway, Paul Kemps, Ed Westcott, and Brian Hickok among a field of 10. Yorktown’s Don LaPierre led with a 19-70-149.
Frankton scored both runs in the fourth inning to defeat Wes-Del 2-0 in White River Conference baseball. The win improves the Eagles to 4-3 with a home game against Shenandoah looming. Lapel dominates the All-White River Conference selections with four honorees including Jon Henbarger, Jon Howell, Denny Plummer and Jim.
The Anderson Chiefs swept Indianapolis Broad Ripple 63 100 Sunday to move into Central Indiana Amateur League pennant contention. Larry Freeberg and Roger Hansen limited Broad Ripple to five hits apiece. Hansen pitched a shutout in the nightcap. Joy Weschitz and Sam Eddy doubled in the third to spark the first-game rally, with Chris Plummere driving in four runs in the sixth inning.
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