Ayres Storms Home To Hambletonian Two Heat Win
Ayres driven by Johnny Sinns swept two heats to win the Hambletonian earning 565,487 as IL and Speedy Seal set marks. Big John finished second while Speedy Count took third in both heats with Dartmouth and Speedy Rodney also placing. Ayres’s track and world records propelled Charlotte N. Sheppard’s colt toward a $193,069 season total over 23 races.
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Frick summons eight clubs to World Series huddle
Commissioner Ford Frick announced an annual meeting to arrange the World Series will be held September 10 in his office. Eight clubs were invited: American League teams Baltimore Chicago New York Detroit and National League clubs Philadelphia Cincinnati San Francisco St. Louis. The World Series opens October 7 in a National League city. Regular season ends October 4. Don January won 50 000 for a hole in one at the 1961 Palm Springs Classic and received 10 000 two years later for the same hole.
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Indians blank Washington 9-0 behind Stange strong start
Lee Stange pitched seven innings allowing only two hits and tied a major league record with four strikeouts in an inning before Cleveland pulled away from Washington 9-0. Gary Bell finished in relief as the Indians stayed in the hunt with 7th win in 12 games.
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Ibbotson Will Retire After Olympic Berth Attempt
Derek Ibbotson plans retirement after one final race at White City on September 11 to 12 while trying to gain Tokyo Olympic entry. Phillies seek temporary box seats at Connie Mack Stadium to support potential pennant run. Mel Queen delivers 12th inning RBI for Reds over Cubs in Cincinnati.
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Local 1944 020 0300-53 Elwood and Parkhurst
Ellwood 301 200 x 682 Ellis and Parkhurst L Stover Wood 5 and M Stover.
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Markleville Dominates Two Opponents in Cross Country Triangular
Markleville Arabians won with 23 points on the two mile course defeating Eastern Hancock and Hancock Central. Wiggins of HC finished first with Markleville runners Martin and M Mullin among top placers. Time 11 minutes 24 seconds.
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Boosters Card Benefit at Madison Heights Ice Cream Social
Madison Heights High School hosts an annual event sponsored by the Football Boosters Club on Friday Sept 4 before the opener against Shelbyville. Servings run 4 30 to 7 30 pm with games at 8 pm in the cafeteria. Tickets sold by players and at the cafe door. memberships offered by Don Faris president.
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Branson Seeks First National Sprint Crown At Winchester
Branson of Champaign Illinois pursues his first national sprint car title at Winchester Speedway in Indiana. He leads USAC points while A J Foyt of Houston sits second and misses several short races. Indiana entrants include Buzz Gregory Indianapolis Mike Johnson Freetown John Taylor Jr Terre Haute and Dave Weir Fortville.
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Indiana sectional cross country meets set for Oct 16
The IHSAA announced sectional meets will be held Oct 16 at 16 sites with Oct 24 regionals at four centers and the state finals Oct 3 at South Grove golf course Indianapolis. Defending team champion is Ashley.
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