Sullivan Repeats At Edgewood In Club Championship Finale
Sullivan defeats Stinehart 5 and 4 to win Edgewood Club Championship title in the 36-hole finals with a five-birdie surge in the morning and steady scoring after lunch. Swinehart, a former club champ, also reaches the finals, while Paul Craib, Bill Woodruff, Glen Stevens, and Bill Jones win their respective flight titles.
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Sullivan
Red Swinehart
Exigewoot
Switchart
Stinehart
Shinehart
Paul Craib
Presiden
Bill Woodruff
Glen Stevens
Bill Jones
Swinehart
Sarinshart
Sulliven Wits
Fukbl
Chet Gibson
Bill Wootnull
Dan Childes
Rdgewood
Bill Woodruh
Edgewood
Tayrnuniant
Gerald
Damascus Cuts Loose For Win At Aqueduct Stakes
Damascus ridden by Willie Shoemaker won the $106,200 Aqueduct Stakes at Aqueduct Race Track by two lengths over Ring Twice. The fourteenth-time winner ran 1 1/8 miles in 1 48.15 and paid 2.60 2.20 2.10 as the heavy favorite. Ring Twice paid 3.20 and 2.10. Straight Deal finished third, Great Power fourth, Moontrip last in a five-horse field. Buckpasser was withdrawn due to a hoof inflammation as 67,878 fans attended.
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New York
Damascus
Aqueduct Race Track
Ring
Edith Bancrofi
Willie Shoemaker
Bill Roland
Straight Deal
Rings
Great Powar
Moontrip
Angel Cordera Jr
Rive
Buckwasser
Giants Edge Mets In Ninth Inning Victory
In a tense game, the New York Mets fall 3-2 to the San Francisco Giants. Willie Mays walks, then drives in the go ahead run as Willie McCovey and Tom Seaver are pivotal. Nolan outduels Seaver with key support from Alou and Grote in a tight National League clash.
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Houston
Jim
Mart
Gyoruns
Mike McCincinnaty
Cormick
Gary Nolan
San Francisco
Abernathy
Innu Ibeis
Hart
New York Mets
Willie
Nolan
McCovey
Giants
Mets
Tom Seaver
Jesus Alou
New York
Jerry Grote
Willie Mays
New
York
Cincinnati
Grote
Pirsoy
B. Semna
Seaver
Sp—Tosey
Sa—Marste
Spere
Cardwell
Tiare Nolan
Taroas Abernathy
Zlogog
Thur
Ago
ST. Lowis
San Francie
Eustenar hEabental Wills
MY ‘Mota
Bill Malcosh
Tagern
St. Louis
Wills
Mota
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Pisbureh
Pirates
Ie Angele
New Yorston
Lanier
Pitvborek
Louis Harts McCormick
Aspromusie
Abehblliap
Cb Mills
Brock
x-Minnesota
Hains
Clemente
Gagviann
Glatecormick
piBoston
Starrett
Berry
Ciendéern
Sharson
We. eCormith
Bresso
Oon
Kansas
Cy Ashe
Pinto
Oud
Daster Poug
Ingle
Wes Parker
Lambe
Pattie Coast Lea
Chesen
L Ret
Dinhuigh
Chicago
Gubs
Sh. Teal
Louis
Bouls
Lod
Pushureh
Erie Banks
Ribant
Thazar Gysibaxe
Los Angetes
Indianapolis
Pizardibaa
au-Messioger
Pru
Wig
Wn Tohneon
Slahona Gily
Teih Lamabe
Ist
Denver
Twisa
Perranoste
Taster
Vilboda
Ballgre Lo
Sulton Ty
Mionday
Haslenstein
Ziaggad
Alan
Pitlsbuceh
Sulton
Cinginnali
Los Angeles
Burn
Laral
Blass
Pizarro
Mays Wash
Woodeshirk
Jackcaro
Pittsburgh
Gon
Exeter
G. Xorrer
McBrewer
Miller
Sutton & Egan
Age Carver
WoHlags
Wash
Regad
Porranaski
Washington
Kurs Borg
Roseboro Gardner
Shane
Detroit
Minnesota
Hane ' Fune
Afazes
Hartenstein
Caloris
Cleveland
St Louis
Tekan
Petranaski
Bavinares
Kansas City
Boston
Danny Murtaugh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Peignant
New York Yankees
Joe L. Brown
Indiana State Fair Nears End After High Attendance
Over a million attend the Indiana State Fair as cold weather slows early crowds. Final day featured harness racing with $21,000 purses and Golden Money Maker winning the Fox Stake driven by Harold Dancer Jr. Van Zeta Stable owns the two year old pacer. Winners include Terre Haute’s Join Stimac with 256 ringers and 79 doubles in the horseshoe contest. Hook’s Antique Drug Store and Museum drew over 200000 visitors as the most popular free exhibit and Earl Oshier’s oil landscape from Anderson was named top arts exhibit.
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Indianapolis
Golden Money Maker
Harold Dancer Jr
Vanzeta Stable
Midland Park
Floyd B. Hover
Kentland
State Fair Board
Werel
Cept
Stimae
Terre Haute
Stima
Hook
Earl Oshier
Anderson
Garlits Captures AA Fuel Eliminator Title in Indianapolis
In a four day national championship, Don Garlits 35 of Seifser Florida won the AA class fuel eliminator trophy at Indianapolis Raceway Park. He clocked a 6.77 second elapsed time and a speed of 220.58 mph in the final, the first pro title at the event since 1964.
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Indianapolis
Garlits
Warren
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Ersfield
Calif
Corysler
Dave Thorley
Long Beach
Talif
M.p.h
Don Cain
Kansas City
Joe Lyn
Fairmount
W. Rae
Dodge
Gee Snow
Fort Worth
Drivin
Bill Jenkins
Berwyn
Chevrolet
David Karners
Birmingham
Michina Chevrolet
Labor Day Golf Title Thrills at Grandview Club Match
Oscar Melson defeated Dave Bingaman 8 and 7 in the Grandview Men's Club Championship on Labor Day, securing his ninth Grandview title at the municipal course. Melson led 65 first 38 holes and held a strong advantage through the afternoon round, with Bingaman posting a 74. Other flight winners include Jim Moore, Xer mit Stacy, Bob Hopkins, EB Ash, Im. Hols apple, and G. McWilliams. The club’s Trophy Dinner is set for Sept. 16 to award the trophies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Melson
Dave Bingaman
Grandview Golf Club
Labor Day
Grandview
Municipal Course
Melson
Bingaman
Dave
Jony Petrie
Don Granger
Hingaman
Milt Owen
Jim Moore
Rick Brow
Xermit Stacy
L. Chambless
Bob Hopkins
Larmy Fields
EB. Ashby
J. Barrus
Im. Holsapple
G. McWilliams
Grandview Mens Club
State fair racing highlights feature multiple winners
Golden Moneymaker Dazzling Speed and Fashion Hill win in Indiana Fox Stake heats. Weier and Meier split a doubleheader in baseball action as Curt Blefary and Jerry Lumpe homer for Orioles and Tigers. Other events include Red Sox over Senators, Orioles over Angels, and Twins beating Indians in twin bill action.
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Golden Moneymaker
Dazzling Speed
Fashion Hill
N Large
Detroit
Dick Green
Kansas City
Detroit Tigers
Jerry Lumpe
Tigers
Detrai
Ono
Pierec
Krausee
Lindblad
Hiller
Marshal
Aguirrel
Wickersham
Price
WWE Fierce
Miller
HS Green
Gosger
King and Bogrey Star In Net Tournament Upsets
In a National Tennis Championships round in FORMST Hills New York Billie Jean King upset Patti Hogan 64 63 as she vies to win both Wimbledon and U S crowns this year. Bill Bogrey, unseeded from Australia, defeated Nicola Pilic 26 7 3 2 to reach the next round. Roy Emerson and other top players posted dominant wins while Danish dr Gustav Leschley advanced with his aggressive tactics.
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Hills
N.Y
Billie Jean King
Australia
Bill Bogrey
King
Althea Gibson
U.S
Patti Hogan
la Jolla
Calif
Miss Hogan
Bowreys
Nicola Pilic
Yugoslavia
Tony Roche
Eartier
Sore Gem
Cliff Drysdale
South Africa
Roy Emerson
Wimblesdon
Soha Newcombe
Roy ‘Bareh
San Diego
Tan
Leschley
Denmark
Frank Froehling
Casper’s Par On Extra Hole Wins Hard Fought Open
Casper wins a playoff at Woodbridge by sinking a par on the 18th hole after a tense final round. Geiberger trails with a late surge as Gary Player and Doug Ford chase the prize money in a tight Masters-style finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon J
Woodbridge
Hhole
Bill Casper
Casper
Geibership iv
Esape
Ee Igo
Sid Oundeset
Geiberger
Carlton Oasis
South Africa
Galil
Chile
Doug Ford
Yonkers
Randy Glover
Sanford
N.C
Fils Pal Ons
Jerry
Steelsmith
Glenlhe
Oxlrafdale
Cafil
Ford
Canada
Montreal
Injons
Mey
Julius Horos
Art Wall Jr
Pines
R. H. Sikes
Caspar Cleveland
Tony Jacklin
Geiberger Potter
England
Geibergerger
Gitberger
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Champ
Scerstary
Bob Delllen
Joe Canaday
Wallops
Testerday Sihesure
Patigdelpnta
Pitlsburgo
Cineinnati
Cheago
Ind
G_innlews
Workinsoon
Ashington
Pier
California
Seatler
Hawaii
Portland
Tacoma
Tulsa
Syracuse
Toronto
Lo Jackson
Johnson
Han UN Waane
Tony Cloninger
Hmercae Leapue
Clay Carrolls
Wright
Ying
Nanos
Welt
Iorth
Cy Bobsen
Ve. Y
Phil Oilien
Wasineondelphia
New ‘Yorke
Peterson Philadelphia
Wee
Boozer
Hall
Lowisville
Kentucky
Eer Dy Oon
Wenly
Greco Te LP
Org
Ben Wenzel, Merrill
Mich
NHRA
Chrisox
Yanks
Norear
Duane Josephson
Sith
Chicago White Sox
Weir
Yankees
Don Buford
Rocky Colagile
Petert
Gorcong
Jeezy Adair
Boston Red Soy
Senators
Eyge Ryfos
A. Wale
Cor
Camilli
Ces Gsanieuse
Sophehian
Anaheim
Curt Blefary
Baltimore Orioles
California Angels
Bletary
Gene Brabenler
Basa
Jattimbee
Fabel Wommaa
DP -Callicroia
Dlllmare
Sallorria
Johssue
Taye
IR Bhalc
Cledssy
Se—Bregent
vModrigute
Beacheater
Minneapolis ST. Paul
Jim Merrill
Harmon Children
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland Indians
Fint Gant
Alvis
Minncids
Atigoo
Acar
Udinerdec
Lunikenenre Carew
Kiliebrew
Parga
Atty Wiegady Caver
Ita Neirs
Pont Bs
UPI
Putuvily
Selden
Arivl
Trotters
Lenarold Dancer Jr
la Aright
Sietcres Heen
Danting Speed
Wick Widay
Fox
Boston Red Sox
Pacers
Boyby Doerr
al ‘the Fox
Art Lakeman
Sal Maglie
Edday
Popawske
Indiana State Fair
Delaware
Ohio
Golden Money Symakier
Meadow Brick
del Miller
Rum Customer
Bill Haughton
Stanley Dancer
Speediodata
Contreté
Atlas Red-D-Mix, Inc
Kirk Sale
Mexandsia Fike
Ralph R. Davust
Carl
Barber Shop
East Cross Street
Daly
King, Bowrey
Guido
Jack Hall
Arnold
Mgr
Aluminum, Inc
Nichol Ave
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