Officials Extend AHL Season Football Ticket Sales Time
Officials plan an intensive membership drive for the Noontown Coaches Club with distribution of cards by President Frank Gates and a September dinner at Linder's. Members must show interest in athletics and commit to season membership to join, with officers and directors listed. The Coon Dog Field Trial Friday Sept 9 offers $300 in prizes at Mike Wrights farm near Frankton, openings close at 11 01 DST, and Marion F Palmer leads the organization. Half of the eight White River Conference coaches debut in Madison County this fall with noted names at Highland Markleville Madison Heights Anderson St Marys and others among the holdovers.
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Redlegs Thump Braves to Narrow Lead in NL Race
Cincinnati Redlegs defeated Milwaukee 12 to 2 after a five run second inning. Alex Grammas drove in four, Roy McMillan three, and Her Shell Freeman earned the win in relief of Tom Acker. Spahn pitched well for Milwaukee before giving way as Cincinnati pulled away with timely hits and errors by the Braves.
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Torpid Leads Indiana Fair Day With Grand Circuit Wins
Torpid wins two heats at the Indiana State Fair Grand Circuit meet. He sets a Fox Stake record in 1 59 25 and posts the season’s best time for 32 year old pacers. Johnnny Simpson drives Torpid for owner Sheriwad Faris of Irvington Indiana. Morning Song wins the Sh class pace with a first heat time of 2 06 35. Other winners include Berlin Hanover Goldworthy and Marchaway. A bike wreck interrupts the second heat as Come Qn and Major Boat collide. Egan escapes serious injury.
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Japanese Praise Milwaukee Team in World Series Build Up
The Japanese baseball squad arriving for the Global World Series says it likes the Milwaukee Braves for the National League pennant and shows confidence in its speed, power, and pitching. Other teams from Hawaii Canada Mexico and Colombia travel with them as the series opens Saturday with a game against Canada.
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Shelbyville Hosts Indians In Home Football Showcase
Shelbyville prepares for a high school football clash with Indians tomorrow evening as Anderson sells season tickets for a February schedule. Former ticket holders must pick up 1955 passes by 4:30 p.m. tonight to keep last year seats. new sales run 8:30 to 4:39 today and tomorrow. The home slate includes Shelbyville, Indianapolis Tech, Muncie Central, Indianapolis Stone or Elwood, with Homecoming on October 19 against the Hive and Mad Day for the Elwood game October 26. The MHS Marching Band and Indianette dancers will perform at all home games. Reservations cap at 1,500 seats in permanent stands. additional bleacher seats will be sold. The NCC title chase centers on Muncie Central and Indianapolis Tech, with Richmond Tech also in the mix.
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Olympics Open Melbourne Sparked by Ceremonial Flame
The Melbourne Olympics open with a ceremony at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. A runner will carry the flame to the stadium and hand it to a lodge iron before assembling the athletes for the opening events. Nearly 120000 spectators expected as ceremonies proceed through December 8.
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Hoosiers Assured Of Good Hunting This Season
Indiana conservation officials report that game populations rose after winter, with cottontail rabbits up and quail and pheasant numbers improving. A nine day season for pheasants yielded additional birds, prompting a statewide open hunting message to observers.
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Arnscamp Sets Two Night Racing at Alexandria
Arnscamp Speedway embraces a two night schedule with new rules for racing. Shows run Saturday and Sunday, starting 8:30 pm, featuring separate four heat programs and a main event. Eddie Hickman of Albany is set to drive in both shows and cars from all makes race in distinct classes.
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Zaharias Morale High Despite Cancer Diagnosis
Galveston Texas United Press reports Babe Didrikson Zaharias remains physically unchanged but morale is high. Doctors say she spent a comfortable night and celebrated her sister Lillie Grimes's birthday with a small party, in a cheerful mood as her condition is monitored.
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Surging Craig Eyes Sun Valley Feature Victory
Sunset Valley stock car action heats up as Craig bids for a third feature win at Anderson oval in a busy Saturday program. He seeks to extend a late-season surge against Brian Johnson and Bob Anderson’s Hubble, with Weir Jackson Herbert Atkinson Dailey, Hield, and others in a field that caps a three-heat and 10-lap format. Timings begin at 1 30 pm EST.
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Open Season for Pheasant Hunters Excludes Four Counties
Indiana limits pheasant hunting to a nine day period from November 1 to November 9 excluding Franklin Dearborn Ohio and Switzerland counties where studies are underway. Daily bag limit one cock pheasant and possession limit three. hens prohibited. State estimates pheasant population up nearly 50 percent higher than last year.
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Rubber City Open Attracts Top Pros
AARON OHINA UP reports the Rubber City Open at Firestone County Club opens with a strong pro field including Bob Rosburg Teal Krall and Burke. The event runs through Sunday with 60 players after 36 holes and promoter Dick Laramee says most players from the Motor City Open are also in the field.
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