28 2 Year Old Trotters and Pacers Open Harness Program
Robert Pence of Gary Indiana national secretary of the National Horseshoe Pitchers Association toured the Anderson Horseshoe Club courts at 29th and Fairview Streets. He inspected the 12 court layout for a potential future regional tourney and was impressed by the facility.
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Fair Tonight
Robert
Bob) Pence
Gary
Ind
National Horseshoe Pitchers Association
Anderson Horseshoe Club
Fairview Sts
Herald Phota
Russians Rebuked For Advancing In Wimbledon Doubles
Wimbledon officials scolded Sergei Likhachev and Anna Dmitrieva for winning a doubles match while planning to withdraw next round against South African opponents over apartheid. The pair played on, defeating Phil Curtis and Virginia Wade before exiting the tournament.
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Wimbledon
Eng
UPI
Sergei Likhachev
Anna Dmitrieva
Tim Ryan
Pat Walkden
Phil Curtis
Virginia Wade
Standem
Likhachev
Miss Dmitrieva
South Africa
Russia
Alex Metreveli
Istan Gulyas
Jiri Javorsky
Vera Sukova
Area Horses Shine At Indiana Trotting Meet Schedule
Rail birds focus on three race card tonight as twenty eight pacers and trotters from Fortville Wilkinson Willow Branch Middletown Shelbyville Straughn Indianapolis Urbana Franklin Richmond compete. Entry list includes Bud's Valentine Sam Dandy and Sunny Honey with drivers Baker Maroska Wilfong and more as fairs spread across July to September with Indianapolis ISF events.
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John
Green & White
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New Discovery
Dainty Dina
Homer
J. Warner
Hutchinson And Stengel Named Coaches By Alston
CINCINNATI AP Casey Stengel of the New York Mets and Fred Hutchinson of the Cincinnati Reds were named Monday to be the National League team coaches at the major league All Star game July 7. The appointments were made by Walt Alston who, as manager of the 1963 pennant winning Los Angeles Dodgers, will manage the National League All Star team.
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Cincinnati
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
White Sox Rally Tops Indians in 10th Inning
In Cleveland, the Chicago White Sox beat the Indians 5 to 1 in ten innings as Tom McCraw and J C Martin hit run scoring doubles in the extra frame. Rom Hansen walked, Gene Stephens singled, then McCraw doubled Hansen home to tie. Martin drove in Stephens with a double and scored on Hoyt Wilhelm's squeeze bunt to seal the win.
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Tom Mc ‘Eran
J. C. Martin
Chicago White Sox
White Sox
Rom Hansen
Gene Stephens
McCraw
Hansen
Martin
Stephens
Hoyt Wilihelm
Chicago
Jim Landis
Vic Davalli
Sam McDowell
Indians
Landis
Mike Hershberger
McDowell
Ober
Moran
Salmon
Siphas Philf
Azcue
Joio Cnehan
Chance
Mingo
Brown
Ilortnes
Marta P
Romanne
Peter P
Wilhelm P
Topele
Edavalsio
Ihpeters
Marlin
Rerbbes Peters
McMuhn
Peters
Wagner
Day Yesterday's Major Baseball Standings and Scores
National League results show Milwaukee 7 over St Louis 4 and Houston 6 Philadelphia 1 with many games ongoing including Los Angeles 2 at Pittsburgh. American League mixed scores Chicago Cleveland Washington Detroit Baltimore Minnesota Boston Kansas City and others listed with partial schedules. International and Pacific Coast League notes include Atlanta Richmond Syracuse and Denver Salt Lake City contests among several tied or incomplete games.
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Lee
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Tony Oliva
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Craig Ins
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Albrew
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Steborat
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Washington Senators
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Wood Regan
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50 Boys Enrolled In Erskine School
Approximately 50 boys attend Carl Erskine's Baseball School for Boys opening yesterday at Anderson College. Special classes accompany the day school with dormitory activities planned. Daily sessions run from 2 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. Pitching and hitting devices show latest techniques. Several attendees hail from Florida, Pennsylvania, Michigan and other states. Bowling balls priced at 30 cents with Ebonite balls selling for 16.95 and holes plugged at 2.50.
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Anderson College
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Pennsylvania
Michigan
Moore Strikes Out 20 Decker's in 2-0 Win
Coca-Cola hurl er Tom Moore fanned 20 of 24 Decker's batters in a 2 to 0 one hit victory in Babe Ruth league play. Moore extends his no hitter streak to two games and a pair of one hitters, as Local 1944 and other teams post results with linescores and upcoming schedule.
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Shadyside
Twelve Qualify For Thistle Tourneys
Twelve competitors in the Midwest District Thistle Regt K Mart qualifiers for the national championships at Cleveland were announced Monday. Names include McCoy and O Haver, K Smith and Swinford in Michigan City Indiana.
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Spahn Still Crafty as Bragan Sees Hope for Braves
Milwaukee veteran lefty Warren Spahn, 43, struggles with early-season form but insists wind and strength remain. Manager Bobby Bragan and fans hope for a turnaround as his 4.88 ERA follows a string of incomplete starts, including a rough May against the Mets.
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Milwaukee Braves
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Spahn
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