Favorite Is Straight Heat Victor At Fair
Bret Hanover driven by Frank Ervin wins the Fox Stake at the Indiana State Fair pacing both heats to claim 24,213.66 of the 54,308.12 purse. The 2 year old Adios Brenna Hanover colt records 1:58 4-5 and 1:58 in heats, extending his flawless season to 18 straight victories.
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Indianapolis
Bret Hanover
Frank Ervin
Orlando
Fla
Rich Fox
Pacer
Richard Downing
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Adios
Brenna Hanover
Gee Lee Hanover
Harold Dancer Jr
Tuxedo Hanover
Fairgrounds
Warrior Stables
Wilt Chamberlain
Fox
Bullet Hanover
Fox Stake
Rival Times
Tarport King
Bullet van
Don Miller
Mon Mite
Jay Sim
Meadow Gladys
Tarport Mart
Marilyn McElyo
C. Bopp
Forbes Dutchess
True Ada
Charlotte Adios
Beauty Hanover
Foyt Sets Mark At Du Quoin Ted Horn Memorial
A. J. Foyt of Houston won the 100 mile Ted Horn Memorial at Du Quoin State Fair, setting a new record of 1 hour 1 minute 21 seconds and claiming his fourth straight title in the event. Bobby Marshman finished second, with Don Branson third and Bobby Unser fourth. The purse totaled 24050 dollars, with first prize 6012.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Branson
Champaign, Ill
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Jim McElreath
Arlington
Texas
Two Squirrel Hunters Hurt In Accidents
In Jasper County Indiana two hunting accidents left one dead and another seriously wounded. Darrell Keller 18 of Dubois died from a head wound after being shot near Kellerville, police said Jerome Staats 20 of Jasper fired the shot thinking it was at a squirrel. Earlier Charles Burress 35 of Jasper was wounded in the chest near Jaysville by neighbor Bernard Eckstein.
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Jasper
Ind
UPI
Darrell Keller
Dubois
Evansville
Kellerville
Keller
Jerome Staats
Charles Burress
Jaysville
Burress
Bernard Eckstein
Bowling gear sale listing with price and plug work
An OCR fragment notes items for sale including Ebonite bowling balls at 30 cents and a price of 16 95 for another item. holes plugged priced at 2 50. The text is incomplete but indicates a merchandise sale and repair service.
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Rains
Senators Dump Chisox Twice 3-0 And 6-2
Washington beat Chicago 3-0 and 6-2 behind Bennie Daniels and Dave Stenhouse to end the White Sox’ first-place run. Daniels allowed five hits with four strikeouts in seven innings as Washington snapped a seven-game skid. Stenhouse cruised through eight before a ninth-inning rally by Chicago. In Minneapolis St. Paul, Roger Maris drove in the tying run and won the first game with a 5-4 11th-inning victory for the Yankees over the Twins, scoring Kubek on a grounder and a sacrifice, with Kubek homering earlier.
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Washington
Chicago
Bennie Daniels
Dave Stenhouse
White Sox
Daniels
Floyd Robinson
Weis
Robinson
Hannan
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Minnesota Twins
Yankees
Reedy Standings and Yesterday’s Baseball Scores
National League standings show Los Angeles four to New York three and St. Louis five to Chicago four after eleven innings. American League results include Detroit nine over Washington three and Cleveland two two with Chicago 0 two in the second, thirteen innings. Pacific Coast League lists Indianapolis two Salt Lake City one with several late results and today’s games feature Los Angeles at Philadelphia as the only scheduled contest.
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Los Angeles
New York
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
Milwakuee
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
Baltimore
Indianapolis
Salt Lake City
Milwaukee
Philadephhia
Oklahoma City
Dallas
Arkansas
Denver
Hawaii
Tacoma
Seatle
Portland
Spokane
San Diego
Watesal
St Louis
Pete Baltimore
Seattle
McKinley And Emerson Win In National Singles
McKinley and Emerson reached the fourth round of the National Singles Championship at Forest Hills. McKinley defeated Pasarell in four sets and Emerson beat McManus in straight sets, while Ashe Riessen and Holmberg advanced after tense battles. Top women seeds also progressed, except Turner who fell to Hanks.
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Forest Hills
N. Y
UPI
Chuck McKinley
America
Roy Emerson
McKinley
Davis
Chuck Pasarell
Puerto Rico
Forest Hill Stadium
Pasarell
UCLA
Santurce
Emerson
U. S
James McManus
Berkely
Calif
Arthur Ashe Jr
Richmond
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
McManus
Ashe
Riessen
Ron Holmberg
Highland Falls
N.Y
Pierre Darmon
France
Maria Bueno
Lesley Turner
Australia
Carol Hanks
St. Louis
Miss Bueno
Donna Fales
New York
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Reiko Miyagi
Japan
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Monique Salfati
McKinley's Kid Brother Cops Title
In Milwaukee the Kory Tennis Tournament crowned McKinley of St. Louis as 18 and under and 16 and under champion. The 14 year old defeated Gil de Bottom 6-1 6-0 to win the 18 and under crown and beat Cale Carvell 6-0 6-1 for his second title. Dan Bleckinger upset his brother Chuck for the men's singles.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Bob McKinley
St. Louis
Chuck McKinley
McKinley
Gil de Bottom
Evanston
Ill
Cale Carvell
Chuck Bleckinger
Oshkosh
Dan
Bleckingers
Milwaukeeand
Bob Stuckert
John Bruecker
John Wambold
Elliott Eisenberg
Don Spilker
Terry Cahill
Waukesha
Janet Smith
Sue Kasten
Isaduchess Captures Pageant Handicap in Dramatic Finish
Isaduchess a jet black filly owned by Brookfield Farm won the 19th Pageant Handicap at Atlantic City by a half length over My Card with Knight's Pawn third. Jockey Joe Culmone guided her in 1:43 2-5 on the turf, as 29,927 fans watched, with Isaduchess paying 5.60 3.80 3.60.
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Mays Landing
N.J
UPD
Isaduchess
Brookfield Farm
Atlantic City
My Card
Knight's Pawn
Joe Culmone
The Talk of the Town Bowling in Rains 30 Cents
Bowling note highlights a local talk of the town and a price of 30 cents at Rains. Readers learn of a small community pastime and a street-level price point.
Kelso Captures Aqueduct Stakes In Stunning upset
Kelso, once counted out in the Horse of the Year chase, defeats Gun Bow by a length and a half in the $107,700 Aqueduct Stakes. The 7-year-old Bohemia Stable gelding earned $70,005, boosting his earnings to $1,711,132 and moving within 30,737 of Round Table's world record.
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NEW York
Kelso
Gun Bow
Round Table
Saidam
Delta Judge
Uppercut
First national shuffleboard championship held in St Petersburg
In St Petersburg Florida the first national shuffleboard championship took place during the winter of 1930 31. The event marked a milestone in organized play as players from across the country competed for the title in this historic setting.
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ST. Petersburg, Fla
UPI
Mets glue doubleheader sweep over Colts in win pair
New York Mets defeated Houston Colts 7-5 and 6-4 to sweep the doubleheader. Relievers Larry Bearnorth and Dennis Ribant preserved wins as Jack Fisher earned his 10th, while Houston’s defense and starter Don Larsen faltered in spots. Kanehl, Altman, and Hickman each had two hits for the Mets.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Larry Bearworth
Dennis Ribant
Ribant
Mets
Jack Fisher
Houston
John Hoffman
Carroll Hardy
Rod Kanehl
George Altman
Jim Hickman
Don Larsen
Bearnorth
al Jackson
Bo McMillan
Nailouston
Skinny Brown
Altman
Hickmn
White
Smith
Murrell
Elliot
Spangler Canzaro
Phelf
Gonder Ph
Hardy
Klaus
Grote
Taylor
Nooo Brown
McMian
Raymond P
Jacksn
Sooo Fox
Baasth
Roberts
Kasko
Bowling tips pamphlet offered for beginners
A pocket sized pamphlet titled Control Tips for Beginners outlines detailed bowling guidance. Send 10 cents and a stamped self addressed envelope to Marion Ladewig at National Newspaper Syndicate in Chicago to obtain a copy.
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Marion Ladewig
C-O National Newspaper Syndicate
North Wacker Drive
Chicago
Coody Tops Foes to Win Dallas Open Golf Tourney
Cool Charles Coody won the Dallas Open by posting a 271 nine under par to edge rookie Jerry Edwards and veteran Billy Casper in a final round battle at Oak Cliff Country Club. Edwards finished second at 272 with Casper and Freddie Haas tying for third at 273 and 274 respectively.
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Dallas
UPI
Charles Coody
Jerry Edwards
Billy Casper
Stamford
Tex
Coady
Chuck Courtney
Pete Brown
Kel Nagle
Bruce Devlin
Edwards
Casper
Freddie Haas
Oak Cliff Country Club
Haas
Coody
Brewer
Raymond Floyd
Frank Beard
Johnny Pott
Civic Men's Dinner At Edgewood Held Sept 10
The Anderson Civic Men's golf league banquet will be at the Edgewood clubhouse Thursday night Sept 10. The Exchange Club team, champions for the past two years, are in charge of the program. Dinner starts at 6:30 p.m. The dinner is open to all Civic League golfers regardless of participation.
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Anderson Civic Men’s Golf League
Edgewood
Exchange Club
Civic League
Orioles Split With Athletics Regain AL Lead
In Kansas City Jim Gentile hit two homers and four RBIs as Baltimore split with the Athletics to regain a half game lead in the AL. Wally Bunker earned the opener win with a six-hitter, Boog Powell hit his 32nd homer, while Gentile starred in the nightcap with a three-run shot and a solo homer.
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Kansas City
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Washington
Wally Bunker
Boog Powell
Gentile
Athletics
Bunker
Nellie Mathews
Sam Bowens
Jerry Adair
Bill Bryan
Powell
Brooks Robinson
Adair
Bob Meyer
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Causey
Sieberb
Jimnez
Colvito
Brandt
Bryan
Bowens ii
Jill Lanee
Or—Adair
D. Green
B. Robinson
Hr—Powell
Mathews
Aparicio
Bowens
Penn
Bowsfield Wetto
Sanders
Santiago
Bryan T
Dodgers and Phillies split doubleheader in Philadelphia
Dodgers beat Phillies 3-1 behind a first inning onslaught on 18 year old Rick Wise while Philadelphia took the opener 5-1. Dennis Bennett earned his first win since July 5 and a complete game. Frank Thomas delivered a two run double in the eighth to break a 1-1 tie for the Phillies.
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Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Rick Wise
Phillies
Dennis Bennett
Frank Thomas
Dodgers
Wise
Maury Wills
Junior Gilliam
Willie Davis
Darrell Griffith
John Roseboro
Johnson
Cater
Bennett
Los Angeles
Rojas
Trewski
Taylor
W.davis
Allen
T.davis
Thomas
Howard Rf
Parker
Hrnstein
Oliver
Torborg
Clisn
Griffith
Triandos
Roseboro
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E—Wills
S—Bennett
T. Davis
Purdue Works Out In Pads And Shorts
Purdue football held another pads and shorts workout in Lafayette. Mollenkopf reshuffled the backfield with Charles King moving to left halfback and Dave Herrick taking his former spot. Rejoining after missing practice were guard Lou DeFilippo and 270 pound guard Bob. Hall of Famer Luke Appling noted as a Kansas City coach and former shortstop with Atlanta in 1930.
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Lafayette
Ind
Purdue
Jack Mollenkopf
Letterman Charles King
Alliance
Ohio
Dave Herrick
Euclid
King
Lou DeFilippo
Bob
Luke Appling
Kansas City
Atlanta
Fishing Tips From Sportsmans Digest
Digging into practical fishing tips, the Digest notes how fish mouth baits between teeth before swallowing. Pickerel may mouth a minnow 3 to 5 minutes, muskies up to half an hour, and sucker fish require patience. While still, wait for line twitching to stop after a strike before setting the hook. Pay attention to line tension in trolling or when a fish runs after a strike until the bait is swallowed.
Garlits Captures Top Trophy in Indianapolis Drag Races
Don Garlits of Tampa wins the National Championship Drag Races top fuel eliminator at Indianapolis Raceway Park with a 7.67 sec run at 190.22 mph, defeating Jack Williams of Bakersfield who clocked 7.93 sec at 188.66 mph. A spectator, Pierre Lague of Quebec, was seriously injured when a car lost a wheel. Gordon Collett claimed top gas eliminator in 8.47 sec at 182.92 mph, while Pete Robinson finished 8.54 sec at 175.09 mph. Roger Lindamood won top stock in 11.31 sec at 127.84 mph over Jim Thornton.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Don Garlits
Tampa
Fla
Indianapolis Raceway Park
Garlits
Jack Williams
Bakersfield
California
Williams
Pierre Lague
Quebec
Lague
Methodist Hospital
Indianalis
Roger Lindamood
Warren
Mich
Chrysler Corp
Lindamood
Dodge
Jim Thornton
Royal Oak
Thornton
Cleveland Tops Detroit 7-2 in MLB clash
Sam McDowell fired five hits with eight strikeouts to earn his seventh win as Cleveland beat Detroit 7-2. Woody Held drove in three on a 17th homer and two later hits, while Detroit’s Gates Brown and Jerry Lumpe each produced runs. The Indians jumped with three runs in the second and added two more in the seventh before holding off the Tigers.
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Cleveland
UPI
Sam McDowell
Woody Held
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
McDowell
Tiger
Gates Brown
Jerry Lumpe
Bill Freehan
Norm Cash
Detroit
Indians
Dennis McLain
Held
McLain
Dick Howser
Fred Whitfield
Leon Wagner
Tito Francona
The
Tribe
Howser
Wagner
Max Alvis
Vic Davalillo
Joe Azcue
Melson Captures Seventh Municipal Golf Title In 9 And 8 Final
Oscar Melson, six time Grandview champion, shot 5 under par to win his seventh municipal title in a 9 and 8 final at Steve Super. He led 7 up after a 65 morning round, then defeated Steve Super 9 and 8. Semis saw Melson beat Jack Beck 2 up while Super beat Milt Owens 3 and 2. Awards and upcoming Wayne Hensley Day tourney noted.
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Grandview
Oscar Melson
Steve Super
Melson
Super
Jack Beck
Milt Owens
Andy Sandala
John Allman
Don Gwaltney
Grover Whitinger
Jerry Coon
Grandview Club
Wayne Hensley
Hensley
J. Beck
S.f
M. Owens
President's Flight
Twyman Signs 10th NBA Contract with Royals
Cincinnati Royals forward Jack Twyman signed his 10th NBA contract. The loyal veteran has spent his entire career with Cincinnati, dating back to 1955 after starring at the University of Cincinnati. He overcame a broken hand and other injuries to post a 19.9 point per game average and a 45.0 percent shooting mark last season.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Jack Twyman
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Twyman
NBA
The
Royals
Rochester
University of Cincinnati
Rawls Wins Valhalla Open To Extend Her Lead
Betsy Rawls, golf’s leading money winner, captured the Valhalla Open with a 73 for a 290 total. Kathy Whitworth and Ruth Jessen tied for 2nd at 293. Whitworth faltered from a late lead. Jessen, chasing from five back, fired 1-under-par. Berg Englehorn Haynie tied for 3rd at 302. Mills Hagge Kimball tied for 4th at 303. Wright, the year’s top earner, withdrew due to a recurring ulcer.
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Seattle
UPI
Betsy Rawls
Kathy Whitworth
Monahans
Tex
Ruth Jessen
Miss Rawls
Miss Whitworth
Texas
Fort Worth
Mary Mills
Laurel
Miss
Marlene Hagge
Eureka
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Mickey Wright
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