Hoosier Hundred coverage in doubt before September race
A long note critiques press releases from the Joe Sem Office about the Hoosier Hundred at the State Fairgrounds alleging outdated information and unavailable broadcast contracts. It cites TV Guide and radio coverage, a racing director change, and fan dissatisfaction over race timing and pricing.
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Joe Sem
State Fair Board
TV Guide
ABC
Indiana
Indianapolis
Joe Quinn
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Re Trace
Hoosier Hundred
Winchester Speedway
USAC
Larry Dickson
Rollie Beale
Winchester
Sonny Ates
Ates
Dayton
Dav! Harrison
Lee Kunzman
Toledo
Ron Kilman
Dickson
Beale
Dee Jones
Hille
Bettenhausen
Harl Busson
Don Nordhorn
Ralph Liguori
Joe Saldana
Ray Smith
Tom Bigelow
Whitewater
Wisconsin
Bigelow
Frank Funk
ASA
Half Mile
ElDora
Pecans
Pennsylvania
Ravens Top Franklin in Open Cross Country Meet
AC Harriers, led by freshman Bill Yount who won in 15 58, defeated Anderson College on the Eastside course. Yount broke the 16 minute barrier and beat Dan Stamm by 15 seconds as Harald Gruber and Merrill Clum also placed well for Raven. Franklin 23 Anderson 32. Yount, Stamm, Bolin, Gruber, Pierce, Schilling, Adams, Clum, Hudson, Kas, Baker, Carney listed.
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Anderson College
Raven
Bill Yount
Gibb Webber
Yount
Dan Stamm
Harald Gruber
Merrill Clum
Ravens
Marion College
Anderson
Stamm
Bolin
Gruber
Pierce
Schilling
Adams
Clum
Hudson
Kas
Baker
Carney
eCniseroz Rott
Mets Rally For Split In Split Doubleheader
Mets rally to beat Montreal 6 3 for a split of the Tuesday doubleheader as Wayne Garrett Ed Kranepool and Ted Martinez drive the offense. Montreal jumped ahead in the opener scoring 12 runs with Ron Fairly driving in five and Rusty Staub three in a rout.
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Wayne Garrett
Ed Kranepool
Ted Martinez
New York Mets
Montreal
Ron Fairly
Rusty Staub
Expos
Mets
Garret
Jim Britton
Martinez
Dan
Lapel Harriers Top Westfield 22–38 In Brockway Course Meet
Willoughby led Lapel to a 22 to 38 win over Westfield at the Brockway Course in Lapel with a 9 57 time. Stackhouse of Westfield was runner up and Hudson of Lapel third. Westfield won the junior meet 25–36 while Passwater of Lapel won in 11 29. Lapel races Highland and Hamilton Southeastern at Highland Thursday then at Sharpsville Friday.
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Lapel Harriers
Westfield
Brockway
Lapel
Stackhouse
Hudson
Rheinhimer
Laon
McClintick
Wilson
Mills
Bulldogs
Passwater
Highland
Hamilton Southeastern
Sharpsville
Willoughby
Layton
Farmer
Eters
Freey
Cobb
Rich
Howell
Ehmon
Imhoff Suffers Knee Injury in Royals Practice
Cincinnati AP reports 6-10 center Darrell Imhoff reinjured a knee during the second day of practice with the Cincinnati Royals. The ailment sidelined him for two weeks and earlier kept him out most of the prior season.
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Darrell Imhoff
Cincinnati Royals
National Basketball Association
Imhoff
Pirates Rally Past Cubs 4-3 in Chicago
Rich Hebner tripled and scored the go ahead run on a wild pitch in the sixth to lift the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-3 over the Chicago Cubs. Al Oliver tied it with his 13th homer in the sixth as Pittsburgh took a 2-0 edge on unearned runs in the third. Ferguson Jenkins hit a two run homer in the fourth for Chicago.
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Rich Hebner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
al Oliver
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Pirates
Jack Hernandez
Pat Bourque
Rennie Stennett
Vic Davalillo
Stennett
Frank Fernandez
Cub
Ferguson Jenkins
Shag Crawford
Ifracas
Marischal
Bill Buckner
Buckner
Feeney
Kodes Upsets Ashe Seeks U S Open Final Clash
Giant killer Jan Kodes of Czechoslovakia stunned Arthur Ashe Jr. 7-6 3-6 4-6 6-3 6-4 to reach the U S Open final as Stan Smith from Pasadena, Calif., awaited in a rain disrupted semifinal. Smith defeated Tom Okker 7-5 6-3 3-4 2-6 6-3 to set the title match.
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Newcombe
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Okker
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Rosemary Casals
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Darlene Hard
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Cali
Erik van Dillen
San Mateo
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Ill
Fined players clash as Dodgers Gi ants brawl at Candlestick Park
Four players from the Los Angeles Dodgers and San Francisco Giants were fined after a bench clearing brawl at Candlestick Park. Juan Marichal Jerry Johnson Bill Buckner and Maury Wills received fines though amounts were not disclosed. The incident followed a 5 4 Dodgers win in the season finale clash that kept the NL West race tight.
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National League
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Charles Feeney
Juan Marichal
Jerry Johnson
Dodgers
Bill Buckner
Maury Wills
Candlestick Park
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Dodger
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Los Angeles
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Impeier
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Buckner
Russ Nixon
Johnson
Mays
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Speier
Francisco Club Vice Press
Poise Factor Cited By Nolan In 49ers Title Game Loss
Dick Nolan says the poise count factor cost the San Francisco 49ers the NFC title game last season. He cited younger players making uncharacteristic mistakes in the 17-10 defeat to Dallas and noted the game was the biggest in the team’s history for many fans.
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San Francisco
Dick Nolan
San Francisco 40Ers
Dallas
Nolan
Pressure Mounts on Vida Blue as A's Near AL West Title
Vida Blue, 23-8, shows visible strain after five losses in his past six starts as Oakland trails clinching the AL West. He cites pressure to perform and fatigue, while teammates note a cyclical dip with lack of runs backing him. The article also previews the 49ers’ NFL outlook with Star QB John Brodie and a rising supporting cast.
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Colorado's Davis Earns AP Back Of Week Honor
Charlie Davis, a Colorado sophomore from West Columbia Texas, rushed 20 times for 174 yards and two touchdowns as the Buffaloes upset LSU for the season opener. He was named Associated Press College Back of the Week, beating out players from West Virginia Duke NC State and Toledo.
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Associated Press
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Bob Reynolds
Charlie
Crowder
Ado
Pete Wood
West Virginia
Steve Jones
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Willie Burden
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Joe Schwartz
Toledo
Larry Russell
Wake Forest
Don Lamba
Ohio State
Dick Graham
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